₦airaland Forum

tosyne2much:
You wan dey put fire for the fyt abi?

ivyy:
Ideally, devaluing the naira is to encourage exports, because the prices of local products serve as an incentive and a toast for foreign buyers. In the process, we earn foreign exchange, increase production and create additional jobs.

Unfortunately, that is not the position with Nigeria as we are an import dependent country.

Just today, there was a tactical devaluation of our currency leaving a free floating naira and this should be advantageous to the economy in the long run

Twaci:
Oya na

davide470:
Dafuq?

ivyy:
Ideally, devaluing the naira is to encourage exports, because the prices of local products serve as an incentive and a toast for foreign buyers. In the process, we earn foreign exchange, increase production and create additional jobs.

Unfortunately, that is not the position with Nigeria as we are an import dependent country.

Just today, there was a tactical devaluation of our currency leaving a free floating naira and this should be advantageous to the economy in the long run

KINGinVAHALA2:
Honeypie, how re you doing? @shulamitewoman

Vickyydera:
I don't understand your writeup, kindly demystify!

Vickyydera:
He knows, he just wanted to make a fo0l of himself

Twaci:

TamedWolf90:
Which side una dy? Make I come there sell am for am

ivyy:
Ideally, devaluing the naira is to encourage exports, because the prices of local products serve as an incentive and a toast for foreign buyers. In the process, we earn foreign exchange, increase production and create additional jobs.

Unfortunately, that is not the position with Nigeria as we are an import dependent country.

Just today, there was a tactical devaluation of our currency leaving a free floating naira and this should be advantageous to the economy in the long run

Monalisa185:
that was clearly her opinion and I believe she's entitled to it..

#cheers

Twaci:
Abeokuta

Just stop at that tree and go straight till you see that big iroko tree. Then go left, then right, you will see a round about, go round.....then look for the blue hut

I am waiting

ivyy:
Ideally, devaluing the naira is to encourage exports, because the prices of local products serve as an incentive and a toast for foreign buyers. In the process, we earn foreign exchange, increase production and create additional jobs.

Unfortunately, that is not the position with Nigeria as we are an import dependent country.

Just today, there was a tactical devaluation of our currency leaving a free floating naira and this should be advantageous to the economy in the long run

TamedWolf90:
My nigga, she your candidate? Abeg no shut up today

ivyy:
While I can not totally agree on Seun's decision to ban forex trading and football betting on nairaland, as I believe everyone should have the right to choose what is wrong or right from the site, as long as it is not illegal or morally wrong, I also I understand why Seun took the decision because generally betting discourages youths from investing their time and energy in profitable investment.

Nevertheless, I believe sports betting should be an expression of an individuals passion for whatever sports that interests them. I believe more people need to be educated on the reasons why they should engage in such ventures.


In my opinion presiding over a country goes beyond having a 'certificate' (which is paramount by the way), it has to do with understanding the way a country works, the driving force of a typical Nigerian on the streets, the working structure already existing.

Of course, having a certificate is a prerequisite for becoming a president, but it should not be the deciding factor on the leadership capabilities, economically soundness and emotional clearness needed for a leader of a great nation such as Nigeria. Robert Mugabe is currently the world's most educated president while Abraham Lincoln is one American least educated president. Between the two of them, who would you rather have govern Nigeria right now?

Yes sire, I see myself winning this. I'm intelligent and articulate. I've got a magnetic personality that makes me unique. I am calm, poised, gracious, reserved and likeable.

On the prize money, i and my team members have decided to use it for our charity project to help people fighting depression.

Mediapace:
Lanicky ivyy , what will be the first thing on your mind if Seun walks in majestically on this thread and tells you he loves you and want to marry you and what will be your reply?

KINGinVAHALA2:
Gosshh, be calm babe, stop trying to be who you aren't.

Suigeneris93:
Davide470

lanicky:
Hehehe... I pray it doesn't happen to me. Like seriously, i'll feel seriously bad about it. But no, I won't leave him..I married him for better for worse.. I also married him out of love, since I'm a Christian and I have strong faith in God and have heard several testimonies of people who used to be impotent and were healed by God..so we'll just pray about it and trust in God.
We might even adopt children for the main time.

MRNipples:
CC TOSYN2MUCH AND DYGEASY. I THINK THE THREAD SHOULD BE CLOSE. some people are causing havoc.

shulamitewoman:
am great..how many moniker do u have?

zicoraads:
Thank you very much dominique for not going all 'Trumpy' on us today. We surely had more fun and it was much more interesting.

And Tosyne2.much, I really do hope you host tomorrow's own as well. Great job

Thank you so much bro

TamedWolf90:
Make the rain beat you well well... We will see at home so I will pet you n prepare hot tea for you... Inu?

N1one:
Guy I'm busy here at work, you no sabi my number again

You taking this thing far bro and fuccking hate threats.

STFUareyouG0d:
baba, lanic.ky na my contestant

We no dey shout we no be YBNL we stay calm and run things; call us MAVIN

davide470:
Alright then.

..but the opinion does not relate to the question though.

Vickyydera:
Don't mention my sobriquet if you don't have any thing reasonable to say!