Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by Yankee101: 10:41am On Dec 13, 2017 |
GavelSlam:
And he pointed to your numbers :
In 1999 the dollar was 22 Naira.
By the year 2000 the dollar was 85 Naira.
Well done . Have you ever heard of political economy? If you compare successive years thats Year on Year. Plain macro economics. We're comparing different administrations. It's like saying Buhari did better today than he did yesterday. It's a null argument. If you want to troll find someone that does not know what they are talking about so you can at least look good to yourself. The NBS tried to help this Govt by saying a half empty cup was half full. Don't be fooled. I'm not paid to do this and I know it. I won't help your market at all |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by Yankee101: 10:42am On Dec 13, 2017 |
Bevista: Thanks for your time. I'm done with you. Ok, this one didn't get you paid for job done I can see. |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by wiseEast: 10:43am On Dec 13, 2017 |
FIRST AND FOREMOST THE VALUE OF NAIRA IN 2014 IS NOT SAME AS IN 2019
WHAT YOU HAVE AS N1TRILLION IS EQUIVALENT OF N380 BILLION |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by wiseEast: 10:50am On Dec 13, 2017 |
CLIQBOY: But if NBS said we are back in recession, you will be jubilating CONVERT THE FIGURE TO DOLLAR EXCHANGE RATE IN 2014 AND ALSO IN 2017 YOU WILL SEE THAT THEY WAS REDUCTION NO INCREMENT |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by GameGod(m): 11:13am On Dec 13, 2017 |
SalamRushdie: For those trying to applaud this hogwash just remember its like diluting and bottle of coke with water and claiming you have more coke ..this Balance trade number doesnt generally signify growth in our economic factors of production but just reveals a slump in the quality and standards of living in Nigeria , people are not importing less because there are better locally produced alternatives but because they have cut out a lot of imported stuff because they cant afford E.g the automotive sales industry imported 90 percent less cars because of low demand and this means many Nigerians who want cars are going for Nigerian used cars which means many people have also sold their Nigerian used cars to others to make ends meet...This is reflective of a lower quality of life . Most you post non sense on every Buhari's thread? |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by spartacus11(m): 11:55am On Dec 13, 2017 |
SalamRushdie: For those trying to applaud this hogwash just remember its like diluting and bottle of coke with water and claiming you have more coke ..this Balance trade number doesnt generally signify growth in our economic factors of production but just reveals a slump in the quality and standards of living in Nigeria , people are not importing less because there are better locally produced alternatives but because they have cut out a lot of imported stuff because they cant afford E.g the automotive sales industry imported 90 percent less cars because of low demand and this means many Nigerians who want cars are going for Nigerian used cars which means many people have also sold their Nigerian used cars to others to make ends meet...This is reflective of a lower quality of life . Olodo 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by spartacus11(m): 11:57am On Dec 13, 2017 |
CLIQBOY: But if NBS said we are back in recession, you will be jubilating Leave those wasted once |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by spartacus11(m): 11:59am On Dec 13, 2017 |
Caseless: when did Zimbabwean currency become that strong? D idiot dat did not even know Zimbabwe don't even have a currency since it crash, dat dey now make use of dollars and South Africa rand in their purchase 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by spartacus11(m): 12:01pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
tesppidd: That's the problem of Nigerians. Everything is about garri garri garri. The western world took years to get to where they are. But we want garri garri garri overnight. I was a kid when Nigerians started living below 1 dollar a day, when we used to hear that 80 percent of Nigerians live below the poverty line. Then after 2015 suddenly 90 percent of Nigerians want to jump across the poverty line over night. Garri Garri Garri! Bro u nor get joy, true talk 2 Likes |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by spartacus11(m): 12:02pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
DonVikings: They are on their way with stomachs filled with anger over this good news. Haters will hate, but we d Progressive will not relent 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by dheilaw1(m): 12:31pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
9jaDoc: Seriously, does it affect price of garri?
Ok, at least seems we r solving one thing...
Anybody has ideas how we can also solve the following:
1) rampant corruption everywhere 2) corrupt politicians 3) corrupt police 4) SARS 5) ritualists, 6) kidnappers, 7) conmen, yahoo boys, 9) brazen robbers, 10) Boko Haram, 11) IPOB, 12) Delta Avengers, 13) baby factories, 14) child molesters, 15) child snatchers 16)human traffickers, 17) poor power supply, 18) ridiculous hospitals, 19) doctor strikes 20) poor schools, universities 21) poor infrastructure, 22) poor water supply, 23) poor waste disposal, 24) poor drainage system, 25) poor building inspection, 26) collapsing buildings, 27) dillapidated housing, 28) poor drug inspection, 29) poor food inspection, 30) poor environmental planning 31) corrupt clearing and forwarding, 32) corrupt customs, 33) no mental healthcare 34) no provisions for handicapped people 35) corrupt legal system, 36) corrupt judiciary, 37) poor banking system, long lines 38) poor and corrupt monetary system (black market) 39) Fulani herdsmen 40) military 41) aviation in general 42) MM Airport, Ikeja 43) filthy and congested seaports (Apapa) 44) rampant strikes 45) fake everything 46) intermittent fuel scarcity 47) generator fumes and noise 48) corrupt FRSC 49) road blocks 50) Non-existent planned public transportation 51) fires and deaths from power surges 52) deaths from unsafe roads 53) In case of fire, long waits for poor response 54) In case of crime, long waits for police response 55) long waits for poorly equipped ambulances 56) very poor emergency healthcare 57) ineffective drug prescription system 58) totally corrupt govt bureaucracy 59) very poor public healthcare sector 60) poor crime investigation process 61) poor forensics 62) poor record-keeping process 63) poor and fraud-susceptible personal identification 64) non-availability of student loans and work-study 65) non-existent credit system 66) non-existent car rental system 67) fraud-prone real estate - "this house is not for sale" 68) no substantial recompense for death or injury due to govt or police mistake or negligence 69) rampant jungle justice, sometimes on innocent people (could be u) 70) extremely high unemployment rate 71) cultists and cult wars 72) hawkers, beggars, mad and near-mad all over ipig terrorist sighted here. they will never see anything good when the obvious good is visible everywhere. your brain is blocked to see that things are really changing for better. many of you pigs will only rant on Nairaland. you ranting continues till 2023 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by Bolster(m): 12:34pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
DoTheNeedful: The trade balance should have been presented in dollars. I believe the weakening of the naira against the dollar might be a factor in the high figure. And as an aspiring exporting country is that a bad thing? 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by 9jaDoc(f): 3:12pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
dheilaw1: ipig terrorist sighted here. they will never see anything good when the obvious good is visible everywhere. your brain is blocked to see that things are really changing for better. many of you pigs will only rant on Nairaland. you ranting continues till 2023 Can't u see IPOB listed as a problem or has tribalism totally blinded u? |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by crafteck(m): 3:41pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
Easy to write all this, guess what? It affects prices, go and investigate, prices are dropping, as for other things, they were caused by years of bastardization... They are being gradually dealt with 9jaDoc: Seriously, does it affect price of garri?
Ok, at least seems we r solving one thing...
Anybody has ideas how we can also solve the following:
1) rampant corruption everywhere 2) corrupt politicians 3) corrupt police 4) SARS 5) ritualists, 6) kidnappers, 7) conmen, yahoo boys, 9) brazen robbers, 10) Boko Haram, 11) IPOB, 12) Delta Avengers, 13) baby factories, 14) child molesters, 15) child snatchers 16)human traffickers, 17) poor power supply, 18) ridiculous hospitals, 19) doctor strikes 20) poor schools, universities 21) poor infrastructure, 22) poor water supply, 23) poor waste disposal, 24) poor drainage system, 25) poor building inspection, 26) collapsing buildings, 27) dillapidated housing, 28) poor drug inspection, 29) poor food inspection, 30) poor environmental planning 31) corrupt clearing and forwarding, 32) corrupt customs, 33) no mental healthcare 34) no provisions for handicapped people 35) corrupt legal system, 36) corrupt judiciary, 37) poor banking system, long lines 38) poor and corrupt monetary system (black market) 39) Fulani herdsmen 40) military 41) aviation in general 42) MM Airport, Ikeja 43) filthy and congested seaports (Apapa) 44) rampant strikes 45) fake everything 46) intermittent fuel scarcity 47) generator fumes and noise 48) corrupt FRSC 49) road blocks 50) Non-existent planned public transportation 51) fires and deaths from power surges 52) deaths from unsafe roads 53) In case of fire, long waits for poor response 54) In case of crime, long waits for police response 55) long waits for poorly equipped ambulances 56) very poor emergency healthcare 57) ineffective drug prescription system 58) totally corrupt govt bureaucracy 59) very poor public healthcare sector 60) poor crime investigation process 61) poor forensics 62) poor record-keeping process 63) poor and fraud-susceptible personal identification 64) non-availability of student loans and work-study 65) non-existent credit system 66) non-existent car rental system 67) fraud-prone real estate - "this house is not for sale" 68) no substantial recompense for death or injury due to govt or police mistake or negligence 69) rampant jungle justice, sometimes on innocent people (could be u) 70) extremely high unemployment rate 71) cultists and cult wars 72) hawkers, beggars, mad and near-mad all over |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by Cajal(m): 3:58pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
9jaDoc: Seriously, does it affect price of garri?
Ok, at least seems we r solving one thing...
Anybody has ideas how we can also solve the following:
1) rampant corruption everywhere 2) corrupt politicians 3) corrupt police 4) SARS 5) ritualists, 6) kidnappers, 7) conmen, yahoo boys, 9) brazen robbers, 10) Boko Haram, 11) IPOB, 12) Delta Avengers, 13) baby factories, 14) child molesters, 15) child snatchers 16)human traffickers, 17) poor power supply, 18) ridiculous hospitals, 19) doctor strikes 20) poor schools, universities 21) poor infrastructure, 22) poor water supply, 23) poor waste disposal, 24) poor drainage system, 25) poor building inspection, 26) collapsing buildings, 27) dillapidated housing, 28) poor drug inspection, 29) poor food inspection, 30) poor environmental planning 31) corrupt clearing and forwarding, 32) corrupt customs, 33) no mental healthcare 34) no provisions for handicapped people 35) corrupt legal system, 36) corrupt judiciary, 37) poor banking system, long lines 38) poor and corrupt monetary system (black market) 39) Fulani herdsmen 40) military 41) aviation in general 42) MM Airport, Ikeja 43) filthy and congested seaports (Apapa) 44) rampant strikes 45) fake everything 46) intermittent fuel scarcity 47) generator fumes and noise 48) corrupt FRSC 49) road blocks 50) Non-existent planned public transportation 51) fires and deaths from power surges 52) deaths from unsafe roads 53) In case of fire, long waits for poor response 54) In case of crime, long waits for police response 55) long waits for poorly equipped ambulances 56) very poor emergency healthcare 57) ineffective drug prescription system 58) totally corrupt govt bureaucracy 59) very poor public healthcare sector 60) poor crime investigation process 61) poor forensics 62) poor record-keeping process 63) poor and fraud-susceptible personal identification 64) non-availability of student loans and work-study 65) non-existent credit system 66) non-existent car rental system 67) fraud-prone real estate - "this house is not for sale" 68) no substantial recompense for death or injury due to govt or police mistake or negligence 69) rampant jungle justice, sometimes on innocent people (could be u) 70) extremely high unemployment rate 71) cultists and cult wars 72) hawkers, beggars, mad and near-mad all over it's always a gradual process.... If that is sustained then we shall be great again |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by 9jaDoc(f): 4:25pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
Cajal: it's always a gradual process.... If that is sustained then we shall be great again That's the correct mindset. Every place has some problems. Only that the grass always appears greener on the other side. Ask those who came back from Libya . At least in 9ja u have the priceless advantage of being in your own country, on the ground, settled. Any other place u r "that foreigner" - an outsider with an accent, who is causing all the problems in their counyry, who should go back to her own country and stop "taking our jobs" and driving wages down. |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by 9jaDoc(f): 4:27pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
crafteck: Easy to write all this, guess what? It affects prices, go and investigate, prices are dropping, as for other things, they were caused by years of bastardization... They are being gradually dealt with
U r right. Every place has some problems. Only that the grass always appears greener on the other side. Ask those who came back from Libya. At least in 9ja u have the priceless advantage of being in your own country, on the ground, settled. Any other place u r "that foreigner" - an outsider with an accent, who is causing all the problems in their counyry, who should go back to her own country and stop "taking our jobs" and driving wages down. 1 Like |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by crafteck(m): 5:04pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
9jaDoc:
U r right. Every place has some problems. Only that the grass always appears greener on the other side. Ask those who came back from Libya. At least in 9ja u have the priceless advantage of being in your own country, on the ground, settled. Any other place u r "that foreigner" - an outsider with an accent, who is causing all the problems in their counyry, who should go back to her own country and stop "taking our jobs" and driving wages down. For the first time on nairaland, someone sees social media for what it is, a place to see other people view, a place to learn and a place to teach..not just to blinly force an insight to a situation . More grease to your elbow sir. |
Re: Nigeria’s Trade Balance Exceeds N1 Trillion For First Time Since 2014 – Report by 9jaDoc(f): 5:49pm On Dec 13, 2017 |
crafteck:
For the first time on nairaland, someone sees social media for what it is, a place to see other people view, a place to learn and a place to teach..not just to blinly force an insight to a situation . More grease to your elbow sir. The credit goes to u - for being so observant. |