₦airaland Forum

DeLaRue:
Good.

Mr Buhari's administration printed so much naira, if the man had been in government for a few more years, inflation and the value of the naira will have ended up somewhere not too far from Zimbabwe's experience.

As part of the mopping up exercise, the CBN also announced medium & long term bonds a couple of weeks ago.

Both of these exercises are barely scratching the surface of the problem, as I read somewhere recently that there could be as much as N90 trillion in the system

If that's true, I don't envy the CBN. They have a big big challenge on their hands.

Zombieoppressor:
I bought 5 bags from distributors for 1500 only.

The retailers are the ones jacking up the prices and not the wholesalers.

Akurians are wicked when it comes to retail marketing or reselling.

A bag from the distributors is 300 and not 500.

yarimo:
Shut down economy and yet you are claiming fighting for Nigerians

Risingblue008:
For my side
Madiga don replace bread
And let me advice u

No matter how broke u are

ALWAYS GET GARRI FOR HOUSE NO MATTER HOW

e get why

U go smile and thank me later

LagosG:
Listen to this halfwit. Our President should emulate who said his country should abandon their currency and embrace the USD as their #1 legal tender.

A perpetual slave. Atiku is in no position to advise anybody. He has invested more outside than in the country he claims to live so much.

nlfpmod:
Voice of Hausa

Shared by Sarkin Mota:


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My friend and his neighbors were harassed and assaulted by @officialEFCC in zaria.

First of all he’s not a yahoo boy, he owns a clothing brand, earns an honest living and he’s a student. In the first video you’d see clearly he was slapped, quacked and even kicked because he… pic.twitter.com/B0O6FI4nyK

— Sarkin Mota (@SarkinMota_AMF) February 25, 2024

ElSudani:
This is not exactly a bad thing from economic point of view. Why can't we scale up, produce more and take more of their money?

“For those of us who from time to time go to Saudi Arabia on pilgrimage and so on. I should remind you that the Masjid al-Haram, the Makkah mosque uses 18,000 megawatts of electricity daily.

“Here in Nigeria, that is a country with over 220 million people, we are generating 4,000 megawatts of electricity after 64 years of independence. Something is wrong with everybody, everyone. Everyone is guilty,” Mr Abdullahi said.

VeryWickedMan:
This is the time for Biafra to send aid to Oduduwa republic in mockery.

Look at fertiliser for example, the highest price last year was N25,000 to N27,000 for NPK- 20 1010. This year, I went to the market to see if I start buying my fertiliser early, the price is now N37,000. So, if last year, I was able to buy fertiliser to cultivate 2,000 hectares of cotton, this year, based on the price, I will have to restrict myself to 100 hectares because I will not have enough money to buy sufficient fertiliser.

EreluRoz:
God please we need your intervention , hear the cries of your children and direct our leaders right.

Please extend a good hand to your neighbors in need.