seankafor:
you don't get the drift, the purchasing power of naira is greater than the cedis

Itsrm:


Are you sure you read that post properly?

Segedinho:

Might not really understand the comment..

but if i have 1400 cedis...isnt it possible to get 100 dollar from it

judging 4m d comment

obainojazz:
I don't think that is correct......

obainojazz:
The exchange rate used has to be bull crap or petrol price in Ghana is really high.......

Segedinho:


if it is a bulcrap then is should accept it as an agenda...

obainojazz:
I don't think that is correct......

obainojazz:
The exchange rate used has to be bull crap or petrol price in Ghana is really high.......

obainojazz:
I don't even understand the comparison and it's all agenda... when Nigeria removes subsidy and petrol is 800 per litre.... car owners will spend close to 30grand per week for petrol on a small car.

The V6 owners should just buy bust tickets and park their vehicles......

P.S The 1dollar to 14 Cedis is the official rate... don't know if Ghana got black market like us

OasisX:

seankafor:
what if fly enters his mouth

Segedinho:


Bad man wey want kill us 4 naija.

reincarnated Hitler

Segedinho:

I am open to a good lecture from u baba

OasisX:

larride:


Fuel price in Ghana is very very high.

That's why smugglers buy cheap petrol along the border towns and go sell to our neighbors making unprecedented profits.

We are basically subsidizing for ourself, our neighbors and smugglers.

Itsrm:


The post is saying 1400 cedis is 72000 naira but that they spend 1400 cedis fueling their car a week. It is almost impossible to buy this much fuel a week in Nigeria except you drive interstate.

Essentially, if you have 1400 cedis in Ghana and I have 72,000 in Nigeria, I'm richer than you.

larride:


It is correct. Since Ghana redominated their currency in 2007 or so, they removed three zeros from their money.

That 1400 in the real sense is 140k.

The naira is a stronger currency to the cedis

Segedinho:

May Otem judge u....


May he divide d ocean of confusion and dig up good tidings then bring up d best u ever wished for just like he did to planet earth n other planets

obainojazz:
Actually, probably has to do with Nigeria petrol being too cheap....... I once spent $100 to fill my tank and the difference is just the poverty in Ghana.

Nigerians should brace up cos it will be worse for us when subsidy is removed

Itsrm:


The post is saying 1400 cedis is 72000 naira but that they spend 1400 cedis fueling their car a week. It is almost impossible to buy this much fuel a week in Nigeria except you drive interstate.

Essentially, if you have 1400 cedis in Ghana and I have 72,000 in Nigeria, I'm richer than you.

OasisX:




Egbon mi...... Kilode! Lori Oro Ibo yi na..... LMFAO

Chill with this soft Drink bruh.

obainojazz:
Actually, probably has to do with Nigeria petrol being too cheap....... I once spent $100 to fill my tank and the difference is just the poverty in Ghana.

Nigerians should brace up cos it will be worse for us when subsidy is removed

Segedinho:

270/ltr is biting so hard presently....

Subsidy removal would be so devastating

OasisX:




Egbon mi...... Kilode! Lori Oro Ibo yi na..... LMFAO

Chill with this soft Drink bruh.

Segedinho:

270/ltr is biting so hard presently....

Subsidy removal would be so devastating

larride:


Still bought it 180 at Mobil yesterday.