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The Sad Death Of Naira by RichYoungNigga: 9:04am On Feb 06, 2016
What do you think about the fall of Naira ??
The Nigerian economy thrives primarily from oil sale but you guys can see how the oil prices have gone down.

Iran oil sale ban was lifted last month meaning they are now eligible to sell oil and these guys do produce oil in large quantities and they can sell at any price.

I've been monitoring the death and fall of naira and i don't see any solution to ressurect it.

Today the exchange rate at the black market is $1 to 310 naira and i don't see it going down
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by Nobody: 9:11am On Feb 06, 2016
The price of oil will soon go up and if that happens, the naira will appreciate in value
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by Nobody: 9:20am On Feb 06, 2016
RichYoungNigga:
What do you think about the fall of Naira ??
The Nigerian economy thrives primarily from oil sale but you guys can see how the oil prices have gone down.

Iran oil sale ban was lifted last month meaning they are now eligible to sell oil and these guys do produce oil in large quantities and they can sell at any price.

I've been monitoring the death and fall of naira and i don't see any solution to ressurect it.

Today the exchange rate at the black market is $1 to 310 naira and i don't see it going down
Oil is not a good solution to the Naira fall..... Manufacturing is the best way out
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by usuleiman: 9:21am On Feb 06, 2016
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Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by RichYoungNigga: 9:26am On Feb 06, 2016
angels09:

Oil is not a good solution to the Naira fall..... Manufacturing is the best way out

What do you suggest we manufacture ??
China is the only manufacturing country in the world, Even the items used in the U.S are manufactured in China.

Even if you manufacture anything, the Chinese will still produce those items and sell it at a cheaper rate, after the buying and shipping cost, you Will still make more profit than those that patronizes the local manufacturing facilities.
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by Nobody: 9:27am On Feb 06, 2016
RichYoungNigga:


What do you suggest we manufacture ??
China is the only manufacturing country in the world, Even the items used in the U.S are manufactured in China.

Even if you manufacture anything, the Chinese will still produce those items and sell it at a cheaper rate, after the buying and shipping cost, you Will still make more profit than those that patronizes the local manufacturing facilities.
What we consume is a good place to start
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by RichYoungNigga: 9:32am On Feb 06, 2016
lofty900:
The price of oil will soon go up and if that happens, the naira will appreciate in value

The U.S is behind the fall in oil price.
The ISIS, Am Qaeda and other terrorist groups make money selling oil.

That's why the U.S government went into action, lifted the ban on Iran so they can begin to sell oil and they can sell at any price and they're the leading oil producers.

The Isis and al qeada slashed the price of their fighters from $1,000 a month to $200 a month and almost 500 fighter left the terrorist group.



The U.S will continue tempering with the oil prices so as to decapitate the terrorist groups
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by RichYoungNigga: 9:33am On Feb 06, 2016
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angels09:

What we consume is a good place to start

Unfortunately, we don't import what we consume.
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by Nobody: 9:33am On Feb 06, 2016
RichYoungNigga:
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Unfortunately, we don't import what we consume.

Clarify
Shirts... Trousers..... Clothes in general..... Fuel yes fuel....byproducts of refining.... Rice yes rice....sugar.... Canned foods.... Even toothpicks....
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by RichYoungNigga: 9:36am On Feb 06, 2016
angels09:


Clarify

What do we consume ??
Rice, Garri, groundnut oil, meat ??
These items are not imported.
We don't import what we consume
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by Nobody: 9:36am On Feb 06, 2016
RichYoungNigga:

What do we consume ??
Rice, Garri, groundnut oil, meat ??
These items are not imported.
We don't import what we consume
angels09:


Clarify
Shirts... Trousers..... Clothes in general..... Fuel yes fuel....byproducts of refining.... Rice yes rice....sugar.... Canned foods.... Even toothpicks....
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by Nobody: 9:47am On Feb 06, 2016
RichYoungNigga:


The U.S is behind the fall in oil price.
The ISIS, Am Qaeda and other terrorist groups make money selling oil.

That's why the U.S government went into action, lifted the ban on Iran so they can begin to sell oil and they can sell at any price and they're the leading oil producers.

The Isis and al qeada slashed the price of their fighters from $1,000 a month to $200 a month and almost 500 fighter left the terrorist group.



The U.S will continue tempering with the oil prices so as to decapitate the terrorist groups
nice move by us
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by Nobody: 7:29pm On Feb 06, 2016
RichYoungNigga:


The U.S is behind the fall in oil price.
The ISIS, Am Qaeda and other terrorist groups make money selling oil.

That's why the U.S government went into action, lifted the ban on Iran so they can begin to sell oil and they can sell at any price and they're the leading oil producers.

The Isis and al qeada slashed the price of their fighters from $1,000 a month to $200 a month and almost 500 fighter left the terrorist group.



The U.S will continue tempering with the oil prices so as to decapitate the terrorist groups
At the end of the day greed is their motivation for battle and not some religious ideology. Its funny how greed dictates almost all of man's actions.
Re: The Sad Death Of Naira by sleekbae: 7:38pm On Aug 07, 2016
RichYoungNigga

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