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Politics / How To Enable A Stable FX Using The E-naira Value Chain by tundebasic(m): 12:19pm On Feb 22 |
This is just a personal opinion, because I am not an expert in economic matters; I am just a freelance analyst of the Naira currency trend . The idea is to stop the free fall (devaluation) of the naira. First, I will say the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has been proactive. In the immediate past administration, it proposed many policies towards the stabilisation of the naira. My concept towards the stabilisation of the naira will be based on an existing framework from the CBN—using the E-Naira . Note: E-Naira is a digital currency. It is not a cryptocurrency. Hence, we should use a stable value. Thus, my proposed solution is "The Managed E-Naira Value Chain System." So, let's dive in: 1. Following this concept, the CBN will create a digital platform (software, app, web, mobile) where only the CBN sells the E-Naira. 2. The CBN will only sell E-Naira to BDCs and IMTOs. Now this is where it gets interesting: 3a. Instead of selling dollars to BDCs, the CBN will sell E-Naira to BDCs, while BDCs buy E-Naira from the CBN with dollars. 3b. IMTOs will have to get hard currencies from their customers and exchange/flip the hard currency to E-Naira, which can only be obtained from the CBN. This means IMTOs, too, will not be allowed to exchange e-currencies for Naira directly. E-Naira will be adopted for FX transactions through IMTOs and BDCs. 3c. Now, for this concept to work, the operators (buyers of E-Naira) will be regulated by the CBN (only IMTOs and BDCs should be allowed to buy E-Naira). Also, the exchange rate (value of dollars to E-Naira) will have to be regulated or managed by the CBN. 4. The CBN will have to reintroduce Form A and Form M for people to fill in for dollar requests since dollars will no longer be available for purchase from BDCs (BDCs will be using dollars to purchase E-Naira). BDCs will get dollars/hard currencies from customers while using the dollars to purchase e-naira from the CBN. 4b. Filling out Forms A and M will help weed out currency hoarders since requests for important FX will only be granted. Moreover, even if they lie, they can only change the dollars through a bank (directly to Naira) or BDC (via E-Naira). 5. When a customer brings hard currency to a BDC for exchange, the BDC will collect the dollar and send an equivalent amount of E-Naira to the customer's e-wallet. E-Naira can only be exchanged for Naira on the CBN E-Naira app. 6. Also, customers of commercial banks will be allowed to exchange [physical] hard currencies for Naira without going through the hassle of the CBN E-Naira wallet. 7. Commercial banks will not be allowed to sell e-currencies to BDCs. Instead, the commercial bank will give a monthly account of the dollars in its coffers. With the total amount of dollars in the banks, dollars received from IMTOs, and dollars from BDCs, the CBN can plan how to give dollars to people who need them (they filled out Forms A and M). This will help weed out currency hoarders. N.B: Check the table below for an illustration of this concept.... How to deal with non-compliance in BDCs and IMTOs: 8a. E-Naira should be restricted to BDCs, IMTOs, and their customers using a CBN E-Naira app. 8b. A BDC shall only be in operation if it consistently purchases E-Naira from the CBN. 8c. IMTOs too must be mandated to purchase E-Naira if they must deal in naira. Any IMTO not willing to purchase E-Naira (with dollars) should stop dealing in the Naira. 8d. The CBN should monitor the accounts of every authorised BDC. Any BDC that does not purchase E-Naira in 2–3 months should lose its license or be suspended. 8e. IMTOs should allow people to exchange their hard currencies for E-Naira, which the customers will convert to Naira on the CBN E-Naira app. Banks should not be allowed to exchange, buy, or sell E-Naira. It will only be made possible on the CBN E-Naira app. How this will stabilise the exchange rate: 9a. Remember that IMTOs and BDCs are buying E-Naira with dollars? They are also only selling E-Naira to customers (since they must use dollars to get E-Naira if they still want to be in operations). 9b. So, if a BDC pays a customer N1,700.00 for $1.00 since the BDC will purchase $1.00 worth of E-Naira for N1,300.00 from CBN, the BDC will make a loss of N400.00 per dollar. 9c. Also, if a BDC increases the price of its E-Naira from N1350.00 to, let's say, N1800.00, the customer will not buy because they will only be able to exchange it for N1,350.00 on the CBN E-Naira app. The customer also suffers a loss. How this helps the bank: 10a. This means banking apps can convert FX earnings directly to Naira. Many would prefer to exchange directly to Naira without going through the hassle of E-Naira. 10b. IMTOs can use the CBN E-Naira app API to determine the volume of dollars needed to purchase an equivalent amount of E-Naira when a customer requests an exchange. 10c. Otherwise, an IMTO shall determine the average monthly volume of dollars flipped/exchanged for naira on its platform. An equivalent amount of E-naira shall be purchased monthly by IMTOs exchanging dollars for E-Naira. How this tackles round-trips: 11a. Dollars obtained from outside the banking system will be brought back into the banking system. 11b. Using the Form A and Form M concepts, dollars will no longer be sold/given to individuals. However, the CBN will use a managed lending model for dollar buyers. Where dollar buyers in Nigeria must have a blocked account [more on this]. 11c. Also, hard currencies will not be given in cash to people who own domiciliary accounts. They can use cards, transfer, etc. But for withdrawals, they either convert directly to Naira (through banks) or use E-Naira (through BDCs/CBN E-Naira app). 12. This is just a brief introduction to the concept, as further approaches, information, and references will be discussed with policymakers. Summary CBN should stop selling dollars to banks and BDCs. Instead, it should buy dollars from them at a controlled price. Anyone who needs dollars should get Form A and Form M from the CBN by applying through commercial banks. |
Politics / Re: Tinubu: We Will Raise $10 Billion To Stabilise Naira, Boost FX Liquidity by tundebasic(m): 5:29am On Feb 21 |
amakanancy:I like your optimism. But, if they could raise it, they would have done it without announcement. Also, someone that wants to raise 10 naira would first raise 1, 2, 3 naira and you would have seen the person is capable of raising 10 naira. The last time this administration raised $3bn you can check how they did it. |
Investment / Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by tundebasic(m): 4:29am On Feb 21 |
Quiteparrot:You have to comfort yourself because you are not alone. I was working remotely. Towards the beginning of this administration I converted all my [little FX] earnings to naira thinking this government will just be blocking naira indescriminately, and I can also cushion whatever comes since I earn in FX. So, I fixed the naira in Tbs thinking worst comes to worst, I can buy my FX back within a year. Unfortunately, I lost the remote job, and my naira is extremely worthless within 9 months! Just waiting for the TBs to drop next month and I find my bearing. So, you are not alone. 8 Likes 2 Shares |
Politics / Re: Tinubu: We Will Raise $10 Billion To Stabilise Naira, Boost FX Liquidity by tundebasic(m): 3:40am On Feb 21 |
Origin:Well, it will be patriotism to buy local goods to grow the naira. Rather, unfortunately, in Nigeria, local goods too depends on dollar exchange rate. Garri went from 2k to 7.5k here per basin. Local rice went from 7500 to over 50k. A palm slippers went from 6k to 15k. Cement went from 2.2k to 10.5k. Are these not local goods? Funny enough, the government even plans to make cement cheaper by allowing importation of cement. Something we produce locally. Doesn't that tell us something? Nigeria's economic policy would require a unique approach. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Politics / Re: Tinubu: We Will Raise $10 Billion To Stabilise Naira, Boost FX Liquidity by tundebasic(m): 3:19am On Feb 21 |
malali:Unfortunately, forex hoarders have increased. Most Nigerians that were unaware or unconcerned about the naira-dollar disparity are now aware. Also, diasporans now understand they make loses by investing in naira. Honestly, I don't know what this government can do. But borrowing dollars to stabilize naira to dollar exchange rate is a short-term solution. 16 Likes 2 Shares |
Politics / Re: Speculators Undermine Measures To Stabilize Foreign Exchange Market – Ribadu by tundebasic(m): 8:32pm On Feb 20 |
mrvitalis:E Even if the CBN borrows money to stabilize the naira, it will not work now. The value can drop briefly, but it will still go up due to free floating. Borrowing to stabilize the naira can only work if the naira is pegged/fixed. The official market can be controlled while the unofficial markets will be managed. 1 Like |
TV/Movies / Re: Can Anyone Recall The Title Of This Movie????? by tundebasic(m): 7:58pm On Feb 15 |
I sing this song very often too: "The sun that rise in the morning is the sign of hope for a brighter day. The sun that sets in the evening, brings forth life in abundance Yes our is life In every born child Yes our lord is hope He makes our dreams come true..." But, I didn't hear it from any movie. I think I learnt the song while in primary school, which was way before 2012. |
Investment / Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by tundebasic(m): 4:33pm On Jan 30 |
skydiver01:Thanks so much. I appreciate this information. 1 Like |
Investment / Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by tundebasic(m): 1:54pm On Jan 29 |
skydiver01:So, sir, if I may ask, which channel, app, or investment companies do you use to access foreign currency denominated investments from Nigeria? |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: My Aunty Wants To Quit Her Job by tundebasic(m): 2:27pm On Jan 10 |
Your aunt plans to resign when labour is working with the government (FG) to increase salaries? 1. She can wait to see what labour works with the government before considering resigning. 2. She should check out if she can get accommodation close to her place of work. 3. She needs to make a plan with her husband on the best way to solve the accommodation problem. 1 Like |
Romance / Re: Broken Up With My Nigerian Boyfriend by tundebasic(m): 10:32am On Jan 08 |
End that relationship and go find yourself another man. He is your first. How many people even marry their first? There are many young men out there looking for who to marry. Forget this one and move on. |
Business / Factory Leasing Agreement by tundebasic(m): 10:14am On Jan 08 |
Are you planning to travel out of the country and you need capable managers to lease your factory to? My client is actively looking out for a factory on lease. If you have a factory and you want to lease it out, then you can contact me as I have a client ready to partner with you. The factory can be any of: 1. Bakery (specifically bread) 2. Table water 3. Restaurant 4. Furniture 5. Sawmill 6. Food and beverages 7. Others Check signature for WhatsApp. |
Business / Re: Is Water Production Business Viable? Please Advise Me by tundebasic(m): 6:51pm On Jan 07 |
judicata:Where is your location as I am looking towards partnership? We can discuss this further if you want. |
Pets / Re: Snake I Kill At My Farm by tundebasic(m): 4:57am On Jan 03 |
AngelicDamsel:You are so fine! Will like to make friends. I sent you a connect via pm. Let's connect via email if you don't mind. Yours, |
Family / Re: LEARN FROM MY EXPERIENCE AND AVOID MOGs THAT ARE POLITICAL IN NATURE by tundebasic(m): 3:02pm On Dec 30, 2023 |
Jewessgratitud3:Okay, I hear you. But, we are still saying the same thing. I think you are the one who needs to sharpen her comprehension skills. You don't like a guy, but you can give him a list that mandates him to give you gifts/material things? You've not even told him you don't like him yet?! Don't do that again. It's not christianly. Bye. 4 Likes |
Family / Re: LEARN FROM MY EXPERIENCE AND AVOID MOGs THAT ARE POLITICAL IN NATURE by tundebasic(m): 2:51pm On Dec 30, 2023 |
Jewessgratitud3:I'm not referring to how you rejected him. I'm only letting you see that the guy was boxed up enough to spend money on his marriage and travel, you confirmed he was not broke. So, he wasn't stingy. He only wanted to be sure where he's putting his money. Next time, don't use a list of items you want a man to purchase for you to determine your likeness for him. 2 Likes |
Family / Re: LEARN FROM MY EXPERIENCE AND AVOID MOGs THAT ARE POLITICAL IN NATURE by tundebasic(m): 2:26pm On Dec 30, 2023 |
You used to sing in the choir, right? I believe you attend church. While I am not here to castigate anyone, can you tell me what gave you the moral justification for this: Though he too was acting stingy that Christmas period after giving him a list of what I needed.... You knew you did not like this guy, why give him a list of items you want to travel with? The people you're taking those items on your list to would praise you, while you in turn will call the guy "mumu pastor." Also, the guy not buying whatever you have on the list does not make him stingy. You even confirmed he married the other lady and they travelled abroad together. In my opinion, I see the guy had a better use for his money. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Truly, The Forbidden Fruit Is Sex! by tundebasic(m): 9:56pm On Dec 24, 2023 |
Muyiwabiggy: There is no controversy about this topic. Like I said the forbidden fruit cannever be sex! Gen 2:9 - And the LORD God made all kinds of trees grow out of the ground -trees that were pleasing to the eye and good for food. In the middle of the garden were the tree of life and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. (NIV) The garden had two trees in the middle, the tree of life and the tree of knowledge. The trees grew from the soil/ground. P.S: My last contribution to this thread because the OP is uncouth. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Truly, The Forbidden Fruit Is Sex! by tundebasic(m): 9:04pm On Dec 24, 2023 |
Dtruthspeaker:There is no need for your explanation, I don't need it. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Truly, The Forbidden Fruit Is Sex! by tundebasic(m): 7:13pm On Dec 24, 2023 |
Dtruthspeaker: I am not supposed to reply you again, because from all ramifications, I should not be your agemate. I was only trying to let you see things in the right perspective. I am not even saying I'm right because, obviously I am not the writer of the Bible. Yeah, I made a mistake in the construct, but saying you love the Holy spirit and saying someone is mad? You most be the most certified christian on earth! In fact, every christian should copy your lifestyle!! Anyways, I modified what I earlier posted, and this is it again: The forbidden fruit is not sex and it can never be sex. Check the passage you quoted, read it from Gen 1:27-28. In fact, your passage actually proved that God solemnized the first marriage! Wow! I just saw it today from that passage that he [God] prayed for them and said, be fruitful and multiply. What other solemnization do you want? Do not interpret the Bible with your logic. If logic works, fine, but sometimes logic cannot be used to interprete what is in the word, so take them with the literary meaning. I know you did not see this but God actually blessed animals and cause them to have sex in Gen 1:22. He did the same for man in Gen 1:28 [Thanks to you, I'm just seeing this today]. The forbidden fruit cannever be sex because the way man was sent out of the garden is to prevent man from eating the fruit of immortality. The fruit that man ate is the fruit of knowledge. That is the only thing that distinguish us from animals and make us equal with celestial beings. On the other hand, celestial beings are only higher than humans because they are immortal (eaten the fruit of immortality), the one God did not want us to steal. 1 Like |
Religion / Re: Truly, The Forbidden Fruit Is Sex! by tundebasic(m): 3:37pm On Dec 24, 2023 |
Dtruthspeaker:The forbidden fruit is not sex and it can never be sex. Check the passage you quoted, read it from Gen 1:27-28. In fact, your passage actually proved that God solemnized the first marriage! Wow! I just saw it today from that passage that he [God] prayed for them and said, be fruitful and multiply. What other solemnization do you want? Do not interpret the Bible with your logic. If logic works, fine, but sometimes logic cannot be used to interprete what is in the word, so take them with the literary meaning. I know you did not see this but God actually blessed animals and cause them to have sex in Gen 1:22. He did the same for man in Gen 1:28 [Thanks to you, I'm just seeing this today]. The forbidden fruit cannever be sex because the way man was sent out of the garden is to prevent man from eating the fruit of immortality. The fruit that man ate is the fruit of knowledge. That is the only thing that distinguish us from animals and make us equal with celestial beings. On the other hand, celestial beings are only higher than humans because they are immortal (eaten the fruit of immortality), the one God did not want us to steal. 1 Like |
Career / Re: Congratulations! You Have Been Selected For The FGN-ALAT Digital Skillnovation P by tundebasic(m): 12:41pm On Dec 23, 2023 |
What is the latest about this training? Has the login issues and dashboard problems been resolved? The organisers did not send a message to that effect. Is this programme still going on as planned? |
Romance / Re: “10 Million Naira Wedding Is Not A Big Wedding” — Twitter User, Sally Sulieman by tundebasic(m): 2:27pm On Dec 10, 2023 |
Her calculation on that page shows 5,280,000.00 naira. She still has 4,720,000.00 naira that she couldn't explain how it would be spent out of the proposed 10m. Sometimes I wonder if these people actually know what they are saying. Ten million might actually be the amount spent by some people in the middle class on a wedding. But, it's not a standard. She herself couldn't explain how a wedding would gulp 10m. Just trying to pressure people unnecessarily. 2 Likes |
Family / Re: She Divorced Her Husband For Wasting Her Life Savings Of N4.5million by tundebasic(m): 5:06pm On Nov 30, 2023 |
frog12:She may not know. I've read stories and heard some men say what they can do to their wives. Let's assume the story is true, when a man says "he will never want his wife to progress above him," to what extent do you think the man can go? If it will not shock you, some men boastfully tell their friends the quoted texts. 1 Like |
Family / Re: She Divorced Her Husband For Wasting Her Life Savings Of N4.5million by tundebasic(m): 4:51pm On Nov 30, 2023 |
frog12:Well, I'm a content creator cum creative writer, so every story is important to me (there's always something to learn). |
Family / Re: She Divorced Her Husband For Wasting Her Life Savings Of N4.5million by tundebasic(m): 4:38pm On Nov 30, 2023 |
Flattire:A man that is jobless for that matter. The man will just be checking the balance anytime she asks him to go and withdraw cash. In his mind, he'll feel like, "my wife has money o, chai!" |
Family / Re: She Divorced Her Husband For Wasting Her Life Savings Of N4.5million by tundebasic(m): 4:31pm On Nov 30, 2023 |
Pootle:The story looks fabricated, but one can learn one or two things from it. |
Family / Re: She Divorced Her Husband For Wasting Her Life Savings Of N4.5million by tundebasic(m): 4:30pm On Nov 30, 2023 |
obinna58:@obinna58, what is wrong with the woman leaving the kids with their father? |
Family / Re: What Do You Bring To The Table !! by tundebasic(m): 7:07pm On Nov 28, 2023 |
Simeonjoe1:Nigeria does not pay lower taxes than any other parts of the world, especially for business people. Check out the taxes paid by business people in Nigeria. You will even pay your own personal income tax asides company tax. It was the past administration that helped by waiving tax (federal tax) for business people that make less than 25m annually. However, I am not even trying to change your orientation about black tax. But, whether you like it or not, it will continue to be one of the major reasons for propagation of corruption. |
Family / Re: What Do You Bring To The Table !! by tundebasic(m): 5:57pm On Nov 28, 2023 |
Simeonjoe1:Yeah, we are saying the same thing. Like you posited, abroad some women still contribute 30% to the home. It means there is no hard rule to how you run your home. Nobody is saying it should be 50-50 here. In fact, it can be 90-10 or 80-20. And, no, everything is wrong with black tax. The economy you want to grow how will it grow when the leaders are under pressure to use money to satisfy everybody in their villages? |
Family / Re: What Do You Bring To The Table !! by tundebasic(m): 5:36pm On Nov 28, 2023 |
Simeonjoe1: The situation you described here majorly happens in Nigeria. Something is fundamentally wrong with our perception of marriage. Can you go abroad as a woman and expect the man to carry all the financial burdens in the home? Nigerians are dangerous people everywhere they go because of pressure such as these. The same man black tax, he's also expected to provide 100% for wife and kids before they see him as a man. Many Nigerians will continue to steal till Jesus comes. You know why? Because we have a warped mentality such as the one where a man is expected to conjure money out of thin air in a restrogressive economy. 1 Like |
Family / Re: What Do You Bring To The Table !! by tundebasic(m): 5:28pm On Nov 28, 2023 |
ekerintee: This is what I'm saying man. They turned relationship and marriage to something else. In a nutshell, men should start committing suicide if they cannot meet up with the needs of their family even if they have wives that work and make good money. Whereas, the women are supposed to be there as helpmate. 1 Like |
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