Hezzyluv:


They stop people from using guns with the assurance they will provide security u dey here dey yarn this kind tins?? They owe the citizens nothing really

How much is the local rice and gari if I may ask? U no know is bcoz farmers are being chased from their farms by bandits that is worsening the situation? Anyway, for u to open your mouth and say Gov. Owe us ntin, i.e, (we should fight Fulanis armed with AK47 using knifes or whatever it is), l know where it's from. So, i wouldn't bother quoting u back again. Do have a pleasant night rest.

matify83:
EFCC is just disgraceful .

Is it through brute force that the naira will regain its lost value?

The parallel market works on the basis of demand and supply just like the DMBs FX window.

If cardoso wants to ban the operations of BDCs, he should issue a policy statement instead of these Gestapo styled attacks on lawful businesses.

Omenlon:
what stopped the Igbos from doing what you are accusing the Yorubas of doing. Abi, Igbos are less human or Lilly livered to carry out such protest? You can start from Onitsha to Owerri nobody will stop you, it's your right

Taich:
so na BDC dey cause demand for FX? everyone in this government needs mental check up

Omenlon:
This is one areas I blame Tinubu govt. For crying out loud, I haven't seen anywhere people do forex business like Nigeria. I don't know of other Africa counties, but outside Africa, most countries restrict their forex to airport and the commercial banks. In Brazil it's a crime to transact business with foreign currency, not to talk of exchanging dollars on the street like Nigeria. That's is why in Nigeria most commercial banks are pushing their forex to the BDCs for more profits

fastseo:
The government should service all valid dollar request through the bsnk and no one will go to aboki again.

But not clearing genuine requests of dollars and still wondering why it's increasing in black market is what I don't know.

Traders, importers etc all get their dollar from aboki that's fact

walezy14:
Cancel BDC and sell forex in the banks. When there is no black market to take the dollar to by the bank executives, forex will balance.

Konquest:

The so-called Aboki currency black market speculators have NOT always been in Nigeria like you stated.

It was during the military era especially in the early 1990s that these so-called Aboki currency black markets fully came into existence. The military dictatorships and their cronies propped them up and engaged in round tripping or currency speculations.

It's even annoying that a lot of these illegal black marketers are NOT Nigerians and they have been allowed to engage in economic sabotage through round tripping.

No where in serious developing or developed countries are these kinds of black markets allowed to exist to avoid distortions in the economy.

CelestineNelson:
The grammar in this news is more than the chaos in the entire video... Journalists, keep it simple and straight to the point abeg...no add mental stress to this economy crisis

fastseo:
The government should service all valid dollar request through the bsnk and no one will go to aboki again.

But not clearing genuine requests of dollars and still wondering why it's increasing in black market is what I don't know.

Traders, importers etc all get their dollar from aboki that's fact

Queensfield:

That's ChatGPT

DryMouth:

Go to dubai and france and see for yourself. Don't sit in your village and conclude.

This business is everywhere. Your useless govt dey use una play

CelestineNelson:
The grammar in this news is more than the chaos in the entire video... Journalists, keep it simple and straight to the point abeg...no add mental stress to this economy crisis

Creditalerts:
If it was peter obi as president and things were this bad!!by now there would have been tsunami of protestations peddled by tribal sentiments!!ridiculing chants of "omo ibo"would have reel through the air waves! Tout sponsored by the limping mc olu guy businesses of ibos will be destroyed in lagos and they will be a total breakdown of law and order! Yoruba actors and actress would have turn on ring lights in a tongue lashing charade! But now those who stood on the roasted corn mandate are nowhere to be found. Thunder go visit all of una wey put us for the mess😡😡😡

Elliotwaveforec:
Good job by EFCC! Lazy BDC operators should find something else to do; go to Airport and give Naira to incoming travellers in exchange for their currencies.

Seize their Dollars and send them to jail.

If you want to spend dollar, go to America and do that.

Sctests:


You are very correct.

Many Nigerians are buffoons, if it is hunger that will wipe them out. So be it.

fastseo:
The government should service all valid dollar request through the bsnk and no one will go to aboki again.

But not clearing genuine requests of dollars and still wondering why it's increasing in black market is what I don't know.

Traders, importers etc all get their dollar from aboki that's fact

GistMedia0:
In a spine-chilling turn of events, the streets of Abuja became a battleground today as the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) clashed with Bureau De Change (BDC) operators in a nail-biting confrontation that left bystanders in utter shock.

Eyewitnesses describe the scene as something straight out of an action-packed thriller, as EFCC agents descended upon the BDC operators with an air of intensity rarely witnessed on the streets of the capital. With tensions already running high, the situation quickly escalated into a heart-stopping showdown as both sides refused to back down.

Caught in the midst of this terrifying spectacle, bystanders scrambled for safety as shouts filled the air and the sound of scuffling reverberated through the streets. Mobile phone cameras captured the chaos, with footage showing the intense standoff between the EFCC agents and the defiant BDC operators.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK5irtWFs0o

Solomononso:
They should be brought to book

aylagos:
You very very dull

Sermon1:
Nawao.


This BDC guys self.


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