₦airaland Forum

BlueAir:
Cheap typical woman manipulation attempt. It's time to know if kiddwaya is a simp or a pussy nigga.



Can't believe what my bitch tried to push on me about my own niggaa today unfortunately the bitchh is just learning I'm a mountain of Independence myself

Houseofglam7:
Nonsense

Rawhumper:
Did i hear my name?







quote author=punisha post=87190262]He rough handled u....
Ur bosom is weak....
U used a thunderous voice...
After dry humping and probably allowing him handle the bosom abi...
Now u want us to tell u if he is serious when u your self can't remember the last time u were serious in ur life.
Pls go back... Come and give us the complete gist. Try wet humping and no thunderous voices. U will find out if he's serious after d exercise.

Meanwhile, u can write well o.
See as I come think say na mills and boons I dey read

PaulH07:
Which state be that abeg?

WoundedLamb:
Thank you for the accolade. This is probably the only post of mine you'd like, trust me. Lol

WoundedLamb:
Short answer:
In terms of norminal value, yes but in terms of economic value, no. In terms of normal value, the Ghanaian Cedis is even greater than the Japanese currency but this obviously has no implication on the economy. Both the Japanese economy and the Nigerian economy are still far ahead of that of Ghana. In summery, Nigerians have higher purchasing power, the living standard in Nigeria is higher and inflation is still lower in Nigeria.

Long answer:
Let me try my best to explain this further. You see, there was a great inflation in Ghana up to 2007 where cedis was almost worthless. People had to carry heavy notes about and calculations were hectic. At this time, not only was 1 Naira equal to 150 Cedis (it was actually more but I chose 150 for ease of calculation), 750 Cedis (5 Naira) could not buy anything at all due to inflation. So even though 750 Cedis was 5 Naira, it still could not buy what 5 Naira would buy in Nigeria. Salaries were also higher in Nigeria. So Nigeria generally had higher purchasing power. Now Ghana redenominated in July 2007 making 1Cedi (10,000 old Cedis) to be equal to 1 USD which was about 300 Naira (rounded to the nearest 100). While this made their life more convenient in terms of money management, it does not in any way affect Naira or change the fact that Nigeria still has higher purchasing power. This is because the 300 Naira (which then became 1 Cedi) could still purchase more than what 1 Cedi could buy. This is still the case till today. Therefore, while Cedi has more nominal value, Naira still has more economic value.

Clear?

Karlifate:
It seems the earth is gradually turning to a zoo.
It was Hyundai that employed dog as sales person with valid ID, UK top diplomatic cat retires to spend time with tree & now this.
All these Hollywood Animal world movies are becoming reality.

AkwaIbomMan:
people still dey use tecno droipad?
Anyway the phone is durable and strong.
I've been using it since 2017 and up till now it's still strong though

Kriss216:
Their own flood is sexy.