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Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by tiswell(m): 3:16pm On Jan 07 |
Pathetic |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by ceejay80s(m): 3:23pm On Jan 07 |
Ur president tinubu doesn't care, he is making his money through embezzlement, so all of Una leave Nigeria no concern them, same as all former presidents.. The citizens are the ones suffering, we will revolt one day and take back our country |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Proudlyomonna: 3:25pm On Jan 07 |
EmperorCaesar: You are wrong. Obidients are patriots who are tired of this evil APC structure of pain,hardship,insecurity and poverty, na urchins wey dey jubilate while the evil APC give them the true shege suffering be enemy and nuisance to the Country. 3 Likes |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by tochez24(m): 3:41pm On Jan 07 |
Buharism101: A word of a FOOL⚠️ 2 Likes |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by sematec(m): 3:47pm On Jan 07 |
Blame Emefiele |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by AliEzeOlu: 3:47pm On Jan 07 |
JASONjnr: Of course, what's business without gain?? |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Bishopfelix: 4:00pm On Jan 07 |
Nigeria is working, Next step they want to relocate out from Nigeria |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Igodan76: 4:00pm On Jan 07 |
So with all these losses 📉 how come they are still in business? Na wa oooo!!!! Omooba77: |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Brushstrokes20: 4:07pm On Jan 07 |
Too bad👀👀👀👀👀👀 # the shyyythole from fry pan to FIRE 🔥🔥🔥🔥✅💯🚩 |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Franking: 4:19pm On Jan 07 |
If they fold up then more wahala dey be that. |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by lionshare: 4:30pm On Jan 07 |
what sort of unbalance news is this? Currency depreciation is a two way street while some will lose when reporting their revenues in USD those with USD will have huge gains when converted to LCY. This is the reason for the huge earnings of the banks last year. |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Juniorangel(m): 5:06pm On Jan 07 |
First Class Accountant is working |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Samesame247: 5:10pm On Jan 07 |
Kukutente23: Because God is aware |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Mandate1: 5:16pm On Jan 07 |
EmperorCaesar:obidients are not your enemies, your real enemies are those who make policies without thinking the real economic implication for all. The masses and businesses are made to suffer, while the political class get billions to buy luxurious cars. What happened to the cars used by the previous legislators? Only in Nigeria government do we see them budget billions every now and them for cars. The average public school will use one bus for 20yrs, that's if they even have one. 2 Likes |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by experience16: 5:32pm On Jan 07 |
OriginalslyI tried to understand how Nigerians reason. Which Nigerian has deemed it fit to invest in Nigeria without enslaving Nigerians that work for them with hostile working environment and toxic conditions of service , with terrible remuneration. Nigerian don't know how to manage business but kill it. Check out how many Nigerian businesses, that are owned and managed by Nigerians that are thriving in Nigeria,to a reasonable extent,less than 5% 1 Like |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Jaycee07(m): 6:00pm On Jan 07 |
EmperorCaesar: Enemies of state?? Hahahahahah. You know what I really enjoy about this your lamentation? The hardship don touch you no be small. Yemi Cardoso. The central bank. Bla bla bla bla. Even in advance economies, federal reserve chairman/chairwoman only have to rely on fundamentals of economics: 1. Increase productivity 2. Increase interest rates ( that way you discourage people from spending) 3. Tighten up other monetary policies such as widening your exports net to yield more forex liquidity and containing/ reducing government debt and spending Do you not agree that the exact opposite is happening in Nigeria? You know who the real enemy is? You. For refusing to call out corrupt officials. 1 Like |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by aspabay(m): 6:28pm On Jan 07 |
One quick question if they lost that much, someoelse must have gained that much. Who is it? Nigeria? Foreign companies? Who? |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Originalsly: 6:44pm On Jan 07 |
experience16: True..... but the same can be said of foreign businesses ... which often treat locals worse. Let's not even include those in Free Zones. Shouldn't we be trying to invest in ourselves? |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by faheem0frank: 7:26pm On Jan 07 |
My popcorn business also collapsed .My popcorn business also collapsed .... 1 Like |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Babangidapikin: 7:37pm On Jan 07 |
Even General Abacha is angry at the other side ... I don't know who he is referring to as Chief whether it the President or the other man |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by YouAreNobody: 8:42pm On Jan 07 |
2 Clobisman:I have an oxygen plant under construction in Owerri. I've already invested around 28M in the factory so far but I've decided to stop the construction for now and see if things will improve in this country. No use continuing when I'm not even sure I'll recoup my capital. I honestly pity people who are doing business in nigeria. the government isn't helping at all 1 Like |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Charly68: 8:59pm On Jan 07 |
You didn't tell us how much they gained when there was no depreciation of naira value. . Try to be balancing your report. Business climate is not static .. they should have foreseen all that is happening now when Emefiele was helping them to pad everything paddable.. we were living on fake economic values then .. Now that Emilokan knew that Debt would destroy his agenda he had to apply his instinct to do the needful . The father Christmas of Nigeria Govt is enough . |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by jookco1: 9:43pm On Jan 07 |
Righthussle:lol |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by obaidan: 9:50pm On Jan 07 |
Originalsly:u are doing yourself. |
Re: Cadbury, Guinness, Others Lost N472bn To Naira Depreciation – Meristem by Konquest: 12:43am On Jan 08 |
Omooba77:That's commulatively a huge loss. Share dividends would definitely be cut. |
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