GeneralDae:

I don’t know where he got his figures from. This is what I got for the entire 2023.

The screenshot he posted was Foreign exchange inflow in 2019 which was around $35bn. Emefiele should be in Jail if the government are really sincere in fighting corruption. He sold the dollars to his cronies while creating creating ridiculous data for back up. Btw, 2019 was election period

helinues:


The screenshot he posted was Foreign exchange inflow in 2019 which was around $35bn. Emefiele should be in Jail if the government are really sincere in fighting corruption. He sold the dollars to his coronies while creating creating ridiculous data for back up. Btw, 2019 was election period

Another day to be jobless

helinues:


I have taken note of your moniker. I won't waste my time next time educating you

Do you read the text you just copied and pasted? Did it say foreign currency inflow is different from foreign exchange inflow? Or you just want to embarrass yourself further?

And what does this conversation have to do with foreign exchange “flow”?

ScratchDtoto:


Another day to be jobless

You see the way I have been educating you lots since I return back online.

You will need cold sobo drink to digest the conversations here. Too complicated for you to comprehend.

Better pikin wey dey bare scratchdtoto

helinues:


You see the way I have been educating you lots since I return back online.

You will need cold sobo drink to digest the conversations here. Too complicated for you to comprehend.

Better pikin wey dey bare scratchdtoto

Your preek is it circumcised or not?

socialmediaman:


Do you read the text you just copied and pasted? Did it say foreign currency inflow is different from foreign exchange inflow? Or you just want to embarrass yourself further?

And what does this conversation have to do with foreign exchange “flow”?

I am done with you already. Your arguments was influenced by fixated mindset about Nigeria.

So continuation na real waste of time.

Enjoy your weekend

How would you be criticising a valid truth and yet even ignorant of the basic facts of what yiu are talking about?
What kind of opposition is this?

helinues:


I am done with you already. Your arguments was influenced by fixated mindset about Nigeria.

So continuation na real waste of time.

Enjoy your weekend

Do you wash your anus after toilet use or just normal brown roof way ?

helinues:


I am done with you already. Your arguments was influenced by fixated mindset about Nigeria.

So continuation na real waste of time.

Enjoy your weekend

Please don't respond to that guy again.
How would you convince someone who believed wholeheartedly that a sitting president of Nation was cloned fugitive?

Rolings:


HUGE was not part of the original story .....why not report it as it it.
But you clearly want to denigrate the work of CBN with this thread so you had to lie.....like all so called bloggers that tell lies to drive traffic to their sites..... You may call it survival instincts but in professional circles its called click bait

Do you even understand what the OP is saying? Which blog link did the OP drop? The op is totally correct, you APC dog... If you are half as smart as you think you are you would know that Paraphrasing is normal in English. the op did not deviate from the main point of the conversation. BUT YOU INTENTIONALY CHOOSE TO DERAIL THE POINT, AND MISLEAD YOUR FELLOW NIGERIANS.

ScratchDtoto:


Do you wash your anus after toilet use or just normal brown roof way ?

I didn't say you should take cold Paraga, I said cold Zobo.

Stop taking the Paraga and switch to the zobo for better comprehension...

helinues:


I didn't say you should take cold Paraga, I said cold Zobo.

Stop taking the Paraga and switch to the zobo for better comprehension...

So your cousin is still your lover ?

jogojogo:

Please don't respond to that guy again.
How would you convince someone who believed wholeheartedly that a sitting president of Nation was cloned fugitive?

Says someone that cheered that "clone" for 8 years that he was doing well.

Only to turn around after his tenure to call him failure.

Clown

AcuraZDX:


Says someone that cheered that "clone" for 8 years that he was doing well.

Only to turn around after his tenure to call him failure.

Clown

Which is more clowning please?

GeneralDae:

I don’t know where he got his figures from. This is what I got for the entire 2023.

This is the official website of the CBN where they publish economic reports: https://www.cbn.gov.ng/documents/quarterlyecoreports.asp

First quarter 2023: $7.2 Billion USD
Second quarter 2023: $8.69 Billion USD
Third quarter 2023: $16 Billion USD

Average monthly foreign exchange for the first 3 quarters = $3.5 Billion USD monthly

socialmediaman:
I came across news earlier from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announcing foreign exchange inflow totaling $1.5 billion USD in just one month. According to the CBN, this was an indication that its monetary policy efforts were working.

While this news may seem positive at face value, it's important to put it to context. As of 2019, Nigeria was receiving monthly foreign exchange inflows of over $2 billion USD, despite Buhari's government being considered a monumental disaster.

The point here is, let's not celebrate or settle for mediocrity. Nigerians deserve to be fully informed about the true state of the economy.

Propaganda is dangerous for Nigeria's development. It serves only the purpose of failed corrupt leaders who focus on laundering their image rather than doing real work that benefit their people.

I hope you know the values are not the same. One is way stronger than the other. If you are finding it hard to understand, convert them using their applicable exchange rate.

It is harder to make 100($) dollars now than during Buhari .

socialmediaman:
For those asking, here is a link to CBN's quarterly reports which includes foreign exchange inflows:

https://www.cbn.gov.ng/documents/quarterlyecoreports.asp

You can see that even before Tinubu took over office, in the first quarter of 2023, Nigeria earned $7.2 Billion USD in that quarter, which is an about $2.4 Billion USD monthly.

you should be comparing it with when he took over and the naira was fast loosing it value and ppl prefer to keep there dollars to see to what extent the naira devaluation will go.my honest view

socialmediaman:


This is the official website of the CBN where they publish economic reports: https://www.cbn.gov.ng/documents/quarterlyecoreports.asp

First quarter 2023: $7.2 Billion USD
Second quarter 2023: $8.69 Billion USD
Third quarter 2023: $16 Billion USD

Average monthly foreign exchange for the first 3 quarters = $3.5 Billion USD monthly

So what then is the screenshot I posted? Was it wrong information?

That 3.9 Billion dollars for the entire 2023 has also been referenced by various analysts and used to compare just January and February 2024 which they say was altogether 2.3 Billion dollars. With this additional 1.5 Billion in March, we already have 3.8 Billion dollars in just the first quarter 2024.

albert2512:


I hope you know the values are not the same. One is way stronger than the other. If you are finding it hard to understand, convert them using their applicable exchange rate.

It is harder to make 100($) dollars now than during Buhari .

Your point is ?

socialmediaman:
I came across news earlier from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announcing foreign exchange inflow totaling $1.5 billion USD in just one month. According to the CBN, this was an indication that its monetary policy efforts were working.

While this news may seem positive at face value, it's important to put it to context. As of 2019, Nigeria was receiving monthly foreign exchange inflows of over $2 billion USD, despite Buhari's government being considered a monumental disaster.

The point here is, let's not celebrate or settle for mediocrity. Nigerians deserve to be fully informed about the true state of the economy.

Propaganda is dangerous for Nigeria's development. It serves only the purpose of failed corrupt leaders who focus on laundering their image rather than doing real work that benefit their people.

If a full grown man, loses his sight or his ability to walk due to an accident. If after several treatments he slowly begins to know how to walk or see, does his family get excited or not?

socialmediaman:
I came across news earlier from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announcing foreign exchange inflow totaling $1.5 billion USD in just one month. According to the CBN, this was an indication that its monetary policy efforts were working.

While this news may seem positive at face value, it's important to put it to context. As of 2019, Nigeria was receiving monthly foreign exchange inflows of over $2 billion USD, despite Buhari's government being considered a monumental disaster.

The point here is, let's not celebrate or settle for mediocrity. Nigerians deserve to be fully informed about the true state of the economy.

Propaganda is dangerous for Nigeria's development. It serves only the purpose of failed corrupt leaders who focus on laundering their image rather than doing real work that benefit their people.

Why going all the way back to 2019? Why not do yy-yy like a normal statistician and post the graph up here. Economists measure quarter over quarter and yy-yy. They don't go scratching in the dirt looking for one year. What's special about 2019 that makes it apposite for comparison with 2024?

helinues:
Of course, that number must be scrutinized as that wasn't your expectations. Its not bad News now which don't need questioning.

Na only Olofo dey binu Ologo

Seun mynd44 nlpfmod fergie01 rule 2. This moniker has the right to break rules and you guys will look the other way.

I'm monitoring how you handle this situation

socialmediaman:


This is the official website of the CBN where they publish economic reports: https://www.cbn.gov.ng/documents/quarterlyecoreports.asp

First quarter 2023: $7.2 Billion USD
Second quarter 2023: $8.69 Billion USD
Third quarter 2023: $16 Billion USD

Average monthly foreign exchange for the first 3 quarters = $3.5 Billion USD monthly

Also, take note of this screenshot from the report by Nairametrics.

Raylight2:


If a full grown man, lost his sight or his ability to walk due to an accident. If after several treatments he slowly begins to know how to walk or see, does his family get excited or not?

Wrong analogy. If a company CEO takes over a billion dollar company and runs it to the ground within a short period of time which leads to investors losing their money, if the company starts making slow progress, does the CEO start celebrating as the hero (propaganda), or does he shut up and continue working till he gets the company back up to at least where it used to be before he took over?

GeneralDae:

Also, take note of this screenshot from the report by Nairametrics.

I need data from previous years to compare because that's a very suspicious, possibly bogus claim, similar to the one I just fact-checked

socialmediaman:


I need data from previous years to compare because that's a very suspicious, possibly bogus claim, similar to the one I just fact-checked

I think you are the one confused about the data. The data perhaps is just limited to inflow from FPI’s and remittances only excluding other kind of inflows, while your data refers to the total FX inflows which would also include FDI’s and royalties for Government.

GeneralDae:

I think you are the one confused about the data. The data perhaps is just limited to inflow from FPI’s and remittances only excluding other kind of inflows, while your data refers to the total FX inflows which would also include FDI’s and royalties for Government.

The data announced by the CBN which I fact checked was foreign exchange inflow, are you not educated enough to know what foreign exchange inflow means? Neither I nor the CBN mentioned FDI, don't bring that in from nowhere.

socialmediaman:


The data announced by the CBN which I fact checked was foreign exchange inflow, are you not educated enough to know what foreign exchange inflow means? Neither I nor the CBN mentioned FDI, don't bring that in from nowhere.

Here you have it. Also try to keep the conversation civil since I am yet to throw out insults.
https://www.nesgroup.org/blog/Foreign-Investment-Inflows-into-Nigeria-weakens-in-2023

GeneralDae:

This is the foreign inflows for other years dating back to 2019. None is up to 6 Billion dollars and the highest was the 5.3 Billion dollars in 2022. So I think you have to review your understanding of the datasets you are comparing.

Why are you still showing me a google screenshot of FDI data after seeing the official CBN report on foreign exchange inflows? Do you have a problem understanding the reports?

Do you know the difference between Foreign Direct Investment and Foreign Exchange Inflow? Or you think they're the same?

socialmediaman:


Why are you still showing me a google screenshot of FDI data after seeing the official CBN report on foreign exchange inflows? Do you have a problem understanding the reports?

Check my post above from NESG website and review it against your understanding of the CBN data.

I find it hard to draw anything meaningful from this thread.

What's the goal here.

SisterAnn:
Can we know what the situation was up until this cursed mandate took over the reigns of leadership?
Governing with propaganda, half truths and outright falsehood would not help anybody.

Culturally, the president comes from a clime where praise singing is akin to life itself, therefore his handlers would go to any length to whitewash anything washable, Nigerians be guided.

And I can tell you are from that part that have sworn to destroy this government because your principal lost.
The deliberate increase in prices of medicines kick started the wahala we face now .
Things have started recovering and yet again they are not Happy and making claims of the past being better in terms of FDI.
You and the poster should compare FDIs from when this government started and how it went down and how we are now seeing the recovery.
Whether the men from that region liked it or not, Nigeria will be great again.