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MarysMeal:
If you want to get 'likes' and shares' on Nairaland, just type what this little kid typed above.

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tuniski:
Wake up the Yuan-naira bruhaha is another scam only for the gullible. If we like let us make dollar our official currency sef, the problems remain. We are a net importer of everything and unserious about true economic emancipation! Welfarism/socialism at a period of brokerage is ludicrous!

Do you read at all. "Reduce depence on dollar ".

You see what your eyes wants you to see. You see scam (negative), I choose to see reduce dependence on dollar (positive)

Ejemehn:
Do you read at all. "Reduce depence on dollar ".

You see what your eyes wants you to see. You see scam (negative), I choose to see reduce dependence on dollar (positive)

U see your problem why they continue to deceive many like u abi. Until the language is reduce dependency on forex they are just jokers!

Is Yuan our currency? Abi if u have forex shortage due to importation and one scamming govt now say we shall domicile part of the forex in Yuan so as to continue easy importation from China, then u clap. Smh!! Abi na dash the Yuan be? Wake up and stop celebrating scam!

tuniski:
U see your problem why they continue to deceive many like u abi. Until the language is reduce dependency on forex they are just jokers!

Is Yuan our currency? Abi if u have forex shortage due to importation and one scamming govt now say we shall domicile part of the forex in Yuan so as to continue easy importation from China, then u clap. Smh!! Abi na dash the Yuan be? Wake up and stop celebrating scam!

Like I said, you see what you want to, believe what you want. Semantic

Ejemehn:
Like I said, you see what you want to, believe what you want. Semantic

No any semantics it is crystal clear except to the apologists of buhari and the govt people looking for something to give them a mojo from the disaster so far.

On one hand, u scream diversification and on the same breath endorse chronic importation!

tuniski:
No any semantics it is crystal clear except to the apologists of buhari and the govt people looking for something to give them a mojo from the disaster so far.

On one hand, u scream diversification and on the same breath endorse chronic importation!

It's funny, isn't it? Devaluation would automatically suppress the excess importation they say they oppose, yet they say it's a bad thing because it makes imports more expensive! All the arguments against devaluation are based on nothing more than economic illiteracy and wishful thinking by people wanting to eat their cake and still have it.