unite4real:


YES if you have 50M to bid yourself, else NO.

MMF is still doing above the minimum range of bids for even the 364 days tenor for the Treasury Bills.

Keep an eye on that range if you know you have the financial muscle to bid for yourself. Otherwise you will end up with a lower rate than the MMF as you can see from someone who got 9% in the recent auction. Although TB rates are discounted and not the true yield, I will prefer you still observe the space.

As long as you have below 50M, you are simply going with prevailing rates of your OGA AT THE TOP who is doing the bidding for you. So try and be your own oga with 50M to have total control

Allschoolsinfo:
Oh boy, see pumping!

RayRay06677:


Last stop rate was 10% but CPs are hovering around 15%

just2endowed:


Sorry to ask,
whats the different bwtn fgn saving bonds and sukuk bonds

Rizin:
Cbn want to create black market for naira notes.
This will definitely spring up. People selling naira notes at higher values.

Franky826:
Oga ahib and oga Emma are back?
I'm definitely returning here too

Tundex911:
Citizens still never go get sense

Ouchbabe:
Good day Nairalanders, trust you are having a wonderful day as we await the World cup finals.
I have not seen the new Naira Notes since it was released. Please am I the only one on this table?
It's absurd considering the fact that I am based in Lagos where the flow of cash is relatively high.
You don see am?

austinceasar:
Dealers Deal!!!

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Wapgod:

Chai.
Wetin be this?(Rhetorical question)

exclusiveoloori:


@Rizin, will like to know if it was 365 you did cause i understand that other tenures pull through except 365days

exclusiveoloori:


365 days?

exclusiveoloori:


I'm also in the same boat with stanbic ibtc. moved from FBN to stanbic because of similar issue. Can anyone suggest a reliable bank or investment firm one can use ?

emmyN:


POS can register their accounts as business accounts, and that puts the limit at 400k weekly. I don't think most of the POS units around make such high volume transaction per week, so they will mostly be fine.

seunmsg:


Why exactly do people need like N20million cash outside that cannot be tracked by the banking system? Why do we like fighting every measures put in place by government to fight corruption? Why are we like this?

Ayokemz:
Please I'm having issue paying for my application fee on the university admissions in Sweden. It's telling technical issue please try again later since yesterday. Please who else is also having this same issue

God2man2again:


Will it be legalized?

Seun:
What will people use to buy it, though?

blackpanda:


Actually u are clouded. Clouded by hate, that is.
Flood is a natural disaster. It happens everywhere.
But in your case, u cant express any comment without looking for how to blame buhari
Its not the flood or disaster u really care about, u are just filled with hate. Period.

ositadima1:


Ok, Sir.

Let me say one last thing oh. Imagine Gtb bank informing you that your precious money in dat ur account has been halved cause part of it was lent to a debtor.

iWing1:
Thanks bro... it's only wise to follow the popular opinion. I'm going for the 6...

Vote4ObiDatti:


"God help our country" indeed, when you're also part of the problem. Nigerians will use naira to buy dollar and hoard it. Some will demand for dollar officially and sell it in the black market. All these are rent seeking activities that sabotage the economy.

Why not look for ways to earn dollar legitimately instead? If you want to hedge against inflation, you can buy lands.

Tobex4realTobex234:



My primary advise has always being to invest in dollars. But more importantly try to earn in dollars.

samuelson06:


You talk like someone that's ignorant of the realities in today's Nigeria.

Is Amdman the one responsible for the unstable naira against the dollar?

Is he the one responsible for the confusion at Lagos port?

Instead of blaming your country and yourself, you are looking for who to shift the blame to.

See, it's our collective loss if this guy isn't running this business again. Even though he gains from it, over time I've seen that he cares less about the business. That means he's doing something else to take care of his bills.

So, what exactly is your ranting?

Today, most of you are mobilizing for another catastrophe to happen to Nigeria after Buhari in the name of Tinubu. By 2024, you'll come back again to blame Amdman for not posting cars again.

We are not wise in this country at all.