₦airaland Forum

jesusjnr2020:
No source?

A late of related fake news have been making the rounds like the one of TB Joshua's burial ceremony being aired on CNN and an angel appearance...

PetroDolla2020:
Kwasia! Shameless nigerian goat! Is it by force to live in another man’s country? Stuuoid ediz0t! What are yiu diung in Ghana if your country is better, mudder fuggerz! You Nigerians are just shameless and lack sense!

Where are you in Alajo? Give me your correct address and let’s see what will happen in the next 24 hours, edi0t! Your mumu na confam one aha...I dey Polo park come arrest me

PetroDolla2020:
Shebi Una ear no dey hear word, abi? Ghana’s land borders are closed. What’s wrong with you nigerians sef? Bringing covid into Ghana

Heybeedee:
Ok thanks bro....i need to take that journey before next week,but i dey hear 90k for bus,i come dey wonder how much flight go be?

Evidenx:
Is Ghana land boarders open??

Jamersirwin1971:
I’m in Ghana , kindly drop your number and I whatsapp you or call you ...

illicit:
Touch breast - Stop it

Move down


Touch waist - stop na, u don't use to hear word

Remove pant

Insert finger - Stoooppppp joooo

OneTemplate:
I understand you. What I am saying is that Cedis weakness at home in Ghana indicates hyper-inflation. It is not a good thing at all.

OneTemplate:
What you write makes no economic or logical sense. You cannot spend twenty cedis in Nigeria or the UK.

You can only convert 20 Cedis to pounds and Naira to spend in the UK and Nigeria respectively. If 20 Cedis buy 4 cans of Maltin a in Ghana and it's equivalent in Naira buys 14 cans of the same drink in Nigeria then your statement makes no sense because the value of a currency is fixed.

Impossible for the Cedi to have more value, if it is intrinsically weak at home in Ghana, by merely taking it abroad.

The strength of the Cedis, and its direct purchasing power, is an indicator of the strength of the Ghanaian economy and comaprative productivity.

Perfectbeing:
nice write up. Please I wanna know, can that 20 Ghana cedis purchase the same thing that N2000 can purchase here in Nigeria? I mean the same quality.

Iriruaga100:
Very educative discussion. 1 dollar is 5.7 Cedis today. Don’t be fooled by the redenomination of the Cedis. Same goods and services you can buy for 100 Naira in Nigeria, you’re can’t buy same goods with the equivalent of the Naira in Ghana. We need a producing economy to keep the Naira strong.