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Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Fortuneed(m): 3:36pm On Feb 13

Nah bruv! This shit ain't funny. I see this dollar hitting 5k by December at this rate. APC zombies ụna well done o

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Tochi360: 3:49pm On Feb 13

Goodnewsforlife:
u igbos should better rest

You Igbos,You Igbos,You Igbos grin

All Your antics to make people believe that it is only Igbos that stands against nonsense govt has failed woefully grin

Igbo, Hausa, Yoruba agrees that Tinubu is an EPITOME OF FAILURE grin

.

People should just be crying ebi npka mi in whatever language they speak abi grin

May the strongest stand tall on Grace.

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Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Tochi360: 3:53pm On Feb 13

FalseProphet1:
The prophecy I made September last year has come to pass.

https://www.nairaland.com/7830914/saw-dark-cloud-hovering-over

Most people were mocking me forgetting that the prophecy was revealed directly from a higher realm.

I see more suffering ahead.

This I have seen.

SEER how far,You don later buy BELL to Jinja your ministry grin

Abi na wisu you dey use now grin

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Goddyrichie(m): 3:53pm On Feb 13

Localemperor:
Sugar N400
Evaporated Milk N600

This is Shege banza oo

few months to this time it won’t be 1000 naira anymore

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by geoworldedu: 3:53pm On Feb 13

BigBlackPreek:
Renewed shege indeed .Nigeria has gone to the dogs indeed and only God can redeem the whole system SMH

I don't think God can fix this. If God happen to be in Nigeria or a Nigerian president, he will also fail woefully.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Juniorangel(m): 3:58pm On Feb 13

That milk is filled but if na full cream or three crowns it's nothing less than #700.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Maxtipulation(m): 3:59pm On Feb 13

When one comedian said Buhari is showing us small, small kilishi pepper 🫑🌶️ we are complaining

How much more Tinubu a Yoruba person wey na dem be pepper dem selves

We thought he was just capping

BTW, enjoy your weekend grin

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by DIVINEEVIDENCE: 4:02pm On Feb 13

TermsAC:
There are 2 options to solve inflation,

1, increase people's purchasing power
2, control price.

Since government cannot control price in a capitalist economy, they are left with first option.

All they have to do is give people living wage and balance free falling naira. Once naira becomes stable, the inflation will stop, and people with living wage can buy stuff.

It's that simple.

When you increase purchasing power without a corresponding increase in production/productivity, you get inflation.

How exactly do you advise the government to increase purchasing power?
By dishing out excess Naira notes which is the same thing as printing excess Naira and pushing it into the system.

The result?

Since production of goods and services remain at the same level as they initially were, you will have too much cash pursuing limited goods.

Prices will simply go up to achieve economic equilibrium, that is inflation for you.

Before you know it, a loaf of bread will now be selling at ₦2, 500.

There were days when ₦3, 000 could buy a brand new car in Nigeria.

Today, it can barely scratch a market purchase.

In those days, there were no ₦1000, ₦500, ₦200 even ₦100 notes.

If government follows the idea you're suggesting, in a few years we might be minting ₦10, 000 notes.

Zimbabwe has notes of one million and 100 trillion.
That's a useless economy ravaged by hyperinflation.

Please go read up on inflation.
Its not too hard a concept to grasp.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by chinonfelix2(m): 4:05pm On Feb 13

That milk is 1,300 in today's market
That quantity of sugar is around 500.

So I disagree with your claim

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Juniorangel(m): 4:09pm On Feb 13

This is today's price if e reach tomorrow we go give you tomorrow price.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by TermsAC: 4:14pm On Feb 13

DIVINEEVIDENCE:

When you increase purchasing power without a corresponding increase in production/productivity, you get inflation.

How exactly do you advise the government to increase purchasing power?
By dishing out excess Naira notes which is the same thing as printing excess Naira and pushing it into the system.

The result?

Since production of goods and services remain at the same level as they initially were, you will have too much cash pursuing limited goods.

Prices will simply go up to achieve economic equilibrium, that is inflation for you.

Before you know it, a loaf of bread will now be selling at ₦2, 500.

There were days when ₦3, 000 could buy a brand new car in Nigeria.

Today, it can barely scratch a market purchase.

In those days, there were no ₦1000, ₦500, ₦200 even ₦100 notes.

If government follows the idea you're suggesting, in a few years we might be minting ₦10, 000 notes.

Zimbabwe has notes of one million and 100 trillion.
That's a useless economy ravaged by hyperinflation.

Please go read up on inflation.
Its not too hard a concept to grasp.

like I said, the current inflation is not caused by output but fall in the value of naira.

Once the naira stabilizes, the inflation will ho away.

Go and check the statistics of Nigeria's output in 2023 interms of export, it's biggest in the last 20 years.
That's why the economy is still growing at 1-3% despite the inflation.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by DIVINEEVIDENCE: 4:20pm On Feb 13

TermsAC:
like I said, the current inflation is not caused by output but fall in the value of naira.

Once the naira stabilizes, the inflation will ho away.

Go and check the statistics of Nigeria's output in 2023 interms of export, it's biggest in the last 20 years.
That's why the economy is still growing at 1-3% despite the inflation.

And what do you call a fall in the value of any currency?

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by ndidibabe(f): 4:28pm On Feb 13

Localemperor:
Sugar N400
Evaporated Milk N600

This is Shege banza oo

Is this an imported milk?

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by TermsAC: 4:43pm On Feb 13

DIVINEEVIDENCE:

And what do you call a fall in the value of any currency?

Mostly debt.
Nigeria fx is being used to service debt because Nigerian crude that brings in most fx has been sold in advance and the money used to pay for either subsidy or defend naira or looted.

To stabilize naira, they need to make dangote refinery and every other refineries come online as soon as possible. Since petroleum products are the biggest drain on our fx.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Emeka71(m): 4:53pm On Feb 13

baliyubla:
Thiefnibuu and his gang have finished this country kpata kpata

They can't even fix the problems of the power sector (so wicked people).

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Localemperor: 5:05pm On Feb 13

ndidibabe:
Is this an imported milk?

it is produced in Nigeria but licensed by a company from Holland. More like franchise

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Kinzo0917(m): 5:10pm On Feb 13

happney65:
You still get money dey drink liquid milk

You're not poor yet

Not at all

No mind. He wan show say him be big boy. Who dey drink milk again for this regime?

I drank tin milk last year when dey share for us during muslim fasting

Thank God fasting is coming again. Atleast person go get hope of drinking milk again

Our office 🏢 dey try sha. We share things 5 times in a year

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Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Kinzo0917(m): 5:13pm On Feb 13

Goodnewsforlife:
are u people not tired of all these useless thread?

What u people bought everytime

Are these not d fact?

Or are you not bn affected?

If you are not affected, I believe some of ur friends or family 👪 members are wailing

So stop this ur talk

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Basic123: 5:18pm On Feb 13

Atk1nson:

I see why you are unemployed now or underemployed with tinubu's media r=team. Never mind

😆..stop judging other with your unknown father standard.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Kinzo0917(m): 5:21pm On Feb 13

Goodnewsforlife:
u igbos should better rest

Shut up ur mouth

I am from Osun state. People are crying here.

People groaning on daily basis

Tribalism has blinded most of our eyes 👀 that we don't see through it anymore

Are the Igbos d only one complaining in the country?

All tribes are feeling d heat

I believe deep down you and your family 👪 find it difficult to feed atm

Tribalistic bigots like you shld be ban for life

Most of you are lucky am not a mod here. Be you Igbo, yoruba, hausa or any other tribe that use tribalistic comment will be ban for life

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by autodoctor: 5:28pm On Feb 13

Enjoy your pap pls and dont disturb us.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Dybala11(m): 5:46pm On Feb 13

Paraman:

There's a time in Nigeria you won't spend up to #5 buying the milk and sugar you bought for #1000

How time flies. May God help us in this country of ours.

By the way bros, should we still dump dollar for Naira looking at how the value of Naira is still sinking or we should face front? 🙄🙄

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Pennilessword1: 5:46pm On Feb 13

Goodnewsforlife:
igbos gave their son 89%
Yorubas gave their son 55%

Who voted based on tribalism?

You speak absent sense. How can tinunbu win with 55 percent vote...? So if almost all Igbos voted obi and about 40 percent or even 25 percent voted for Obi...why isn't he the winner..abeg dey use sense take do things

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by BrighterSyde: 5:50pm On Feb 13

Goodnewsforlife:
na yorubas hunger dey kill but na igbos dey sell their children to eat

Crime cuts across all tribes. The hunger also cuts across all tribes. The economy touch you too whether you be Yoruba or Ibo.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by pikechukwu6(m): 5:51pm On Feb 13

una country

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Paraman: 6:08pm On Feb 13

Dybala11:

How time flies. May God help us in this country of ours.

By the way bros, should we still dump dollar for Naira looking at how the value of Naira is still sinking or we should face front? 🙄🙄

If you have the us dollar, don't start dumping it now. keep on following the news.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by t2luv1: 6:14pm On Feb 13

BentizilL0:
It's only Igbo I see shouting hunger...

Check the account number of people begging for money on nairaland and you'll notice 70% are Igbo, you guys no dey tire?..

Things are hard agreed, but better day ahead..

GTFOH you sure about that ? I have seen more Yoruba people begging me on this platform than Igbo.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by Oneday82: 6:14pm On Feb 13

This is Just the beginning... It must go round.

If you know, you know.

Emi lo ko till 2031

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by SanctifiedSista(f): 6:19pm On Feb 13

FalseProphet1:
The prophecy I made September last year has come to pass.

https://www.nairaland.com/7830914/saw-dark-cloud-hovering-over

Most people were mocking me forgetting that the prophecy was revealed directly from a higher realm.

I see more suffering ahead.

This I have seen.

dm a false prophet..smh

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by DIVINEEVIDENCE: 6:20pm On Feb 13

TermsAC:

Mostly debt.
Nigeria fx is being used to service debt because Nigerian crude that brings in most fx has been sold in advance and the money used to pay for either subsidy or defend naira or looted.

To stabilize naira, they need to make dangote refinery and every other refineries come online as soon as possible. Since petroleum products are the biggest drain on our fx.

There are three state-owned refineries in Nigeria gulping billions every year in the name of Turn around maintenance.
The same government that refuses to revamp and set them in production motion tells you that the hope lies in the functionality of a private refinery and you believe them?

Fall in currency is depreciation which ultimately leads to inflation.

Either you're ignorant of basic economics/fiscal policy or you're simply hiding your head in the sand.

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by AmuDimpka: 6:26pm On Feb 13

baliyubla:
Thiefnibuu and his gang have finished this country kpata kpata

blame the Ronuists ij SW

Re: Look At What I Bought For N1000 Naira by ufuosman(m): 6:34pm On Feb 13

happney65:
You still get money dey drink liquid milk

You're not poor yet

Not at all

e system still full😂😂😂

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