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Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by Nobody: 3:27pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
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Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by Nobody: 3:30pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
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Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by olenime(m): 3:46pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
That good... It will now be easier for our politians to embezzule and steal faster now!!!! That veri Good CBN... |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by YoboTerry(m): 3:57pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Larufa: The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced that it is going to introduce a N5,000 note into the system.it dosnt makd sense |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by zeal500: 4:02pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
can some1tell me dt am dreaming wht a country of sick leaders who only think of there pockets |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by nagoma(m): 4:28pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Ukwu_Nnu: Instead of this 500 naira ish, why not revisit Soludo's Re-denomination? Please remind me. Who or what is Soludo? |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by nagoma(m): 4:34pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
micklplus: This mallam has fully lost it! What is the usefulness of N5000 note in a cashless economy? Most of his policies are SMH. I would think mallam should come up with something that would empower naira and not a policy that would make a bottle of coke to be sold for 5times the current price! If you are used to 100 Naira notes , 50 notes will make 5000 Naira. Having a single note makes it 49 notes less , obviously closer to cashless than what exists now. |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by nagoma(m): 4:37pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Odunnu: Had to run a quick google search to find out who this Sawaba woman is. More a function of your ignorance than her historical, political and gender significance. Go to school! |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by nagoma(m): 4:41pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
micklplus: Soludo is/ was a crook. |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by coded777: 5:01pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
9ja don see OBA! Lol,,, |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by LordAdam: 5:15pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Personally, i have problems with this man Sanusi. And he's making it worse for himself! He's officially the worst CBN governor ever. What i'm asking the vast majority of us who do not see sense it this plan to replicate the subsidy protests of January! Else we'll be like Zimbabwe in no time. It's hard to believe Ghana is our neighbour and we can make such foolish economic decisions. This man is creating more tension in the an already tensed nigeria, and is intentionally seeking to make people hate GEJ's government more. I don dey tok am say this Sanusi hand no clean- na nothern puppet wen dey supplemement boko haram damaging! Who knows, maybe when GEJ was saying boko haram's sympathisers are in the government he was referring to this COW! BTW, let Sanusi explain himself! I'm praying he does not live to accomplish this feat! |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by Godsave9ja: 5:17pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
no more cashless? |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by Samiceman: 5:58pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Boy! Hv got to join politics! Money don swit to chop nw.... |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by yeswecan(m): 6:22pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Save easy transaction, it is hard to see the reason for this measure.. . . This is a recipe for inflation. |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by manny4life(m): 6:42pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
nagoma: He was a crook while SLS is crookclueless,(crook + clueless) . When it comes to professional plagiarism, he takes the cake, when it comes to personal vendetta and taking advantage of it, he takes the cake. When it comes to using CBN to donate to BH, he takes the cake, and did I forget, omg, he's effin clueless... Got it? 1 Like |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by manny4life(m): 6:52pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
nagoma: ewu, STOP smoking that ganja. Just look at you simpleton ideology? No wonder Mallam is wrecking Nigeria's economy. Based on your ideology, are you encouraging or discouraging cashless society? If your mallam had any sense, it will be removing larger bills from circulation and introducing smaller competing ones, in the simplest form, that will make it bulkier for people to carry, discouraging people from carrying cash, thus, resulting for them to use alternative banking methods such as Automated Clearing House Transactions, Electronic wire, transfers etc. At least, we can see the effect and cashless will take off with ease. Now this is just "Part one" Part two - when you have higher bills in circulation, with less purchasing power to match it, what do you think that results to? He's comparing Nigeria to Japan, but you forgot Japan is the world's third largest economy after China? The purchasing power per capita is 20x more than Nigeria? Why the heck will someone carry a N5,000 note when he's paid N25,000 per month? What do you think will happen to market prices? What do you think will happen to the value of the currency? Think with your head not with your anus. 2 Likes |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by aryzgreat: 7:15pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
apocalypse: U are a mumu ndama cow! for obviously ignoring the bastard's post to jump at my reply. U are a mad cow! |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by aryzgreat: 7:22pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
apocalypse: And I guess you have no respect for your mother cos if you do you wouldn't type such a message about another's mother. yea just as d animal doesn't have respect for a late old man whose children, grandchildren and great grandchildren are reading the nonsense he wrote here. Seems u like poke-nosing. U don't know if he just insulted my father. please clear frm road. |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by amades(m): 7:32pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Well, that is what you can get from Mallam. Before it was islamic Banking, now is 5,000 naira note and making 5, 10 and 20 naira to coins.Are you sure the man even passed through primary school? How can you be promoting cashless society and you are still introducing more currencies? The right people that would do things well would not be allowed to be in positions instead they will put people that will be messing up. |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by Nobody: 7:47pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Is e loss for ya hand. |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by erico2k2(m): 8:15pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
souldust: i heard the logo of the national assembly is to be at the reverse side. If that is true, then i think its a wrong decision. Why not the benin bronze head instead. Why the national assembly whose property is already on the two naira coin and whose members are all 'rogues and thieves'Is it teh bronze head that is still in ENGLAND |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by erico2k2(m): 8:17pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
hyman4real07: CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA SHOULD TALK ABOUT IMORTALIZING OJUKWU WHO IS A GRAET ACHIEVER BY USING HIS HEAD ON THE N5000 NOTE INSTEAD OF LOOKING FOR PEOPLE TO FAVOUR IN THE NAME OF POLITICS.well I support the use of OJUKWU, mind you I aint IGBO, but I think its right |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by tomakint: 8:23pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Larufa: The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced that it is going to introduce a N5,000 note into the system. Another nonsense in the making and a big time open doors to more crimes of the highest order! Finally Sanusi has taken Nigeria to the cleaners financially! |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by trustdanalhaji(m): 9:40pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
sunusi lamido sunusi we are saying that u are good man, if this is true totaly is wrong, absolute nonsence. That is why we are not develop. If die and see what u have done sunusi lamido sunusi we are saying that u are good man, if this is true totaly is wrong, absolute nonsence. That is why we are not develop. If die and see what u have done sunusi lamido sunusi we are saying that u are good man, if this is true totaly is wrong, absolute nonsence. That is why we are not develop. If die and see what u have done |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by basher(m): 10:02pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
Sisi_Kill: Oh this just reminded me of the LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD Story..
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Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by solelymade: 11:21pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
See dis pple, so because Sanusi was purported to introduce 5000 naira note and convert some note 2 coin we now vindicate Soludo's crimes and his idea of re-decimalisation of d naira(shiftin d decimal point 2 places to d left that is, N100.00 BECOMES N1.00). Even though Ghana did this,did that change d true value of d Cedi. The reason why they proposed this then was to make pple spend coin and deceive d public dat d naira now exchange for N1.54K to $1 when the true value hasn't change. Because then the naira to dollar was N154 (d exact day d idea was made public). Thank God the legislators rejected it, though, it was due 2 their own self ego because their 1 billion naira becomes 10 million naira. This are the negative effects of the idea: 1. They will have 2 print new set of notes because d currency notes in use then N1=1Kobo, N5=5K, N10=10k, N20=20k, N50=50K, N100=N1, N200=N2, N500=N5, N1000=N10 renderin d notes in circulation useless AND 50kobo is valueless. 2. As much the proposed new currency look small let say N10, to earn it will require the same workdone to obtain the pervious N1000. So is it worth the stress? 3. The cost of printing the currency will run into trillions of naira and trust Nigerians it will be another avenue to steal funds. 4. Waste of public funds, resources, time and intelluct. That settled, d introduction of N5000 note is unwarranted but totally not incongruous. They should forget the coins, is it a must we spend coins? 1 Like |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by solelymade: 11:21pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
See dis pple, so because Sanusi was purported to introduce 5000 naira note and convert some note 2 coin we now vindicate Soludo's crimes and his idea of re-decimalisation of d naira(shiftin d decimal point 2 places to d left that is, N100.00 BECOMES N1.00). Even though Ghana did this,how have that change d true value of d Cedi. The reason why they proposed this then was to make pple spend coin and deceive d public dat d naira now exchange for N1.54K to $1 when the true value hasn't change. Because then the naira to dollar was N154 (d exact day d idea was made public). Thank God the legislators rejected it, though, it was due 2 their own self ego because their 1 billion naira becomes 10 million naira. This are the negative effects of the idea: 1. They will have 2 print new set of notes because d currency notes in use then N1=1Kobo, N5=5K, N10=10k, N20=20k, N50=50K, N100=N1, N200=N2, N500=N5, N1000=N10 renderin d notes in circulation useless AND 50kobo is valueless. 2. As much the proposed new currency look small let say N10, to earn it will require the same workdone to obtain the pervious N1000. So is it worth the stress? 3. The cost of printing the currency will run into trillions of naira and trust Nigerians it will be another avenue to steal funds. 4. Waste of public funds, resources, time and intelluct. That settled, d introduction of N5000 note is unwarranted but totally not incongruous. They should forget the coins, is it a must we spend coins? |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by solelymade: 11:22pm On Aug 24, 2012 |
See dis pple, so because Sanusi was purported to introduce 5000 naira note and convert some note 2 coin we now vindicate Soludo's crimes and his idea of re-decimalisation of d naira(shiftin d decimal point 2 places to d left that is, N100.00 BECOMES N1.00). Even though Ghana did this,did that change d true value of d Cedi. The reason why they proposed this then was to make pple spend coin and deceive d public dat d naira now exchange for N1.54K to $1 when the true value hasn't change. Because then the naira to dollar was N154 (d exact day d idea was made public). Thank God the legislators rejected it, though, it was due 2 their own self ego because their 1 billion naira becomes 10 million naira. This are the negative effects of the idea: 1. They will have 2 print new set of notes because d currency notes in use then N1=1Kobo, N5=5K, N10=10k, N20=20k, N50=50K, N100=N1, N200=N2, N500=N5, N1000=N10 renderin d notes in circulation useless AND 50kobo is valueless. 2. As much the proposed new currency look small let say N10, to earn it will require the same workdone to obtain the pervious N1000. So is it worth the stress? 3. The cost of printing the currency will run into trillions of naira and trust Nigerians it will be another avenue to steal funds. 4. Waste of public funds, resources, time and intelluct. That settled, d introduction of N5000 note is unwarranted but totally not incongruous. They should forget the coins, is it a must we spend coins? 1 Like |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by wengerjay(m): 7:21am On Aug 25, 2012 |
Why national assembly building on the oroposed #5k note!This building portrays this country as a core islamic country.This is another dimension of imposin islamic banking on us and possibly preaching islamic 'gospel'.We shd definately expect more arabic inscriptions on these notes as he plans to change the looks of the existing naira notes.Pls,lets rise up in unison against this man who has a religious hidden agenda. |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by sucre2(m): 7:57am On Aug 25, 2012 |
trent9002: But adding zeros is easy as we think. |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by dbchoke: 8:24am On Aug 25, 2012 |
Naija! This means less Ghana-must-go bags and more loot for those thieving politicians. Sanusi is a funny guy - maybe confused. One day he's all over the place about a cashless society the next he's introducing N5,000 notes - which will make it easier to carry large sums. |
Re: CBN To Introduce N5,000 Note by opee1231(f): 10:04am On Aug 25, 2012 |
opportunity to steal more money..thieves..is dt all we nid now..awon olee |
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