Awwwwwww may God bless the person that post this. What a great article. Terrorist buhari is in the London hospital why he suppose to be here how will naira rise again. Only if a...p...c scam party members will allow this Nigeria have what it takes to make naira great again but they don't value what they have they only value what the buy in others country whether is good or not as far it was imported why there are some people who can do the same here pass those people over there. For this to happen those moneticians in the name of politicians in a...p...c and p..d..p must be wipe out include terrorist buhari and osibanjo.
@No 7... Dat one i cant do if rain beats you with an Aba made shoe, the glue used in gumming your shoe would remove instantly n the shoe go open mouth.... No try Aba made shoe during Rainy season oooo,hehehe
Awwwwwww may God bless the person that post this. What a great article. Terrorist buhari is in the London hospital why he suppose to be here how will naira rise again. Only if a...p...c scam party members will allow this Nigeria have what it takes to make naira great again but they don't value what they have they only value what the buy in others country whether is good or not as far it was imported why there are some people who can do the same here pass those people over there. For this to happen those moneticians in the name of politicians in a...p...c and p..d..p must be wipe out include terrorist buhari and osibanjo.
Very true. Buy aba bags, buy darling yaki, braid Ur hair, buy made in Nigeria drugs, cosmetics, soaps, disinfectant, deodorant, lingerie, foods, etc. It'd help. It begins with u and I. -D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds
Linda shae you've heard, ur pais clothes cost 750k and ur London shoes are at least 250k. Lol. Shebi una dey hear? E clear say d naira go fall tire be dat.Twont be easy though. May God help us all
Linda shae you've heard, ur pais clothes cost 750k and ur London shoes are at least 250k. Lol. Shebi una dey hear? E clear say d naira go fall tire be dat.Twont be easy though. May God help us all
But that's true...but Nigerians wont do it...a jew said what makes us underdeveloped is dat we spend our money or give our money to white poeple, same people that enslaved us, but dem jewish people make sure deir money circulates aamongst themselves 18. Times before reaching a white man...aba made shoes n clothes are good too...
Soo true. I have been a Glo network customers for the past 11/12 years simply because it's by a Nigerian and for Nigerians and that's the only network have been on since..... I will rather allow my brother "fellow Nigeria " to exploit me than allow a foreigner to come and exploit me. But we also should raise our standard of value in production. When we are excellent in our work and we take pride in our self, then we will reclaim our identity and the world will worship us. Who talk say Nigeria cannot become the envy of the whole world?! I still don't know why we import toothpick. I wrote an article October last year about my divers encounter with "Made in China" I only got infuriated when I went to a bukateria and I pick a tooth pick case and "made in China " stares at me again!! I was so sad bcos right not to far was a bunch of broom. Why can't we use how palm tree produce to make our own tooth pick. So that we can be using "Made in Nigeria " tooth pick? May God help us all
But it's through though. So why the smiley and sarcasm like its a joke that can't happen. Stop with the brand new attitude Linda. This was you before you hit money. Nigerians better stop with the inferior attitude and start shopping in their country.
Very good writeup, Linda I hope ur shoes are made in Aba. Pls dont be like all these politicians telling us to use made in Aba wears and shoes while they themselves wears Italian shoes and suits and drives G.Wagon. As long as everybody is willing to sacrifice to make Nigeria a beta place, I am in but if they are just waiting for d poor masses to patronise made in Nigeria things and continue using d foreign one's, then thats where the problem lies.
But thats the truth...improve the GDP(gross democratic products) which is goods produced and consumed locally and the value of your currency stregthens but Nigeria's have this inferior complex higher than mount everest that they believe indomie with zero nutritional value from Asia is better than rice from Abakalili....that's why once I get married to Linda, I am going Kanye on her to take over her wardrobe..Her style will not change because the lady sure can dress but all those very very top expensive designer labels will be dropped.we will do cheaper and some made in Nigeria and you will be surprised ppl will still think ur rocking guisseppe dem papa lol...its all in the mind *Linda's Future Hubby*
As much as I would like to agree with this, I'm still going to be a little critical about our Home made products..... how do u expect us to buy a shoe made in Aba when enough resources aren't put into its production?? it is never quality enough! Many Nigerians want their drinks in Fancy containers and bottles, but what do they get when they go to a bar to have a drink?!, Palm wine in a Calabash, making it look like we are making sacrifice to Sango. Try putting Palm wine in one of those fancy bottles and with good packaging, I tell u, we would patronize it. U buy a cloth from Aba, it tears within 2 days, and u say we should not patronize the ones brought from oversea! Try to put more effort in the cloth production, let it be able to compete with its counterparts brought from overseas, let it be able to stand the test of time.... Believe me Nigerians wouldn't hesitate purchase such home made product.
Please Note: I'm not saying Nigerian products are bad, as a matter of fact, there are a lot of Nigerian made products that are really good most people could even mistake them as foreign products, but non-the-less, all I'm saying is that our producers should put more effort into the production of their goods. Let it not always be the case that somebody buys a Nigerian product and it doesn't taste, feel or look as good as the ones brought from outside the country...these are some of the things that drive people to purchase foreign products (its durability and so on).
My husband and i talked about this last ngt! We keep helping those peeps boost their economy while we keep going down.. We shd use our own tins made by us and live happily! But na lie, dey import everytin, including their paste! God pls grant naija peeps sense!
Of course I can buy and use made in Nigeria products only if its genuine! Not driving a made in Nigeria car along Lagos -ibadan roads, the rear lights comes off, the engine drops, the radiator drops, etc
What a myopic thinking. Not even America consume local made only. Nigeria is full of both natural and human resources. We can rather produce things for international consumption also apart from crude oil. Simple pencil is taking Nigeria 2 years to produce, what's that? Incompetence, Backward thinking like yours.
Palmwine is really. good. it contains yeast, but our people will now either dilute it and add sugar or instead of the real palmwine, they will. soak plantain for. days and sell it as palmwine after. fermentation .
after buying ur cloths in Aba, put 'em on & attend my occasion....*bouncing wud b d ordeal of d day.... Occasions now hv "anti-Aba" clothing... bt Sumhw, Linda, ya ryt....
I thought of this same thing too, designers it not, if you handle a product well, it will last for you. If only we all try and patronize ourselves please?
Well said, but I guess you forgetting something. If all of the above is to be well achieved, govt. Will need to place a high standard of quota o importation. More also, bureaucracy on importer should be reshuffled and we'll titghend. A win-lose idea "if Nigeria can produce item A there's no reason it 'A' should be imported. 2. NIGERIA should focus better on what it can well produce, however a great backing of govt. to domestic producer in terms of R&D,fund management, risks mitigation e.t.c will help set ing.standards and ofcourse domestic demand for domestic product will automatically rise. On long run basis global demands for certain domestic product will as well rise internationally.
True tlk, mayB we shud also strt using nigerian accent not fake borrowed british & american accents, OAPs shud tk note, 9ja artists shud also stop using dollars in their videos, mk den use naira instead.....
This guy is the economist that Nigeria needs. Commonsense economists not the stupid theorists clowning all over the place calling for devaluation of the Naira to N240/$1. So what happens tomorrow when scamming Bureaux de Change move to N360/$1. Will the government now devalue again to N320 /$. And the work of Buhairi will now be dictated by Bureaux the Change. Until Nigerian economists realize that the greatest problem facing the country is CORRUPTION and FISCAL FEDERALISM and not Naira devaluation we will continue to grope in the dark with our nonsense theories.
@SENSATIONAL PURITY made a comment about what we owe. we dont owe a lot yet. We thank baba Gode for that one. well, its simple. take for example: if we owe 1million dollars at an exchange rate of N300 to $1, it will take 300million to pay off the principle on the debt. If the Naira gets stronger and comes up to N150 to $1 it will take fewer Naira to pay off the same debt. financial magic.
We Nigerians need to have a cultural reveolution in order to revive our economy. Look what lead to the revival of Ankara and I think we should all evaluate what we are doing and spending our dollars on.
Instead of flying overseas for holiday.... visit Nigeria's tourist areas like Obudu Cattle Range, Tinapa, Places in Ondo and Ekiti, above our rural areas and expose them to the whole world. For someone like me, my grannies home village has no one there, I can refurbish it and put out for people who want stay a few days in rural setting and also enjoy modern amenities. We should help ourselves. Good write up.
Okay ooooooo. We will try
ReplyDeleteOhkay! As if I do any of the above before. Na naija things I dey do o.
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Hahahahahahaaha,i disagree o,esp dt Aba shoe thing. Omo it's better to wear our Dunlop slippers Dan Aba shoes o. If Aba shoes disappoint u,u will cry
DeleteLIB ADDICT#just passing#
Pure truth. More Instagram followers for you
DeleteI av already started drinking Pammy
DeleteI av already started drinking Pammy
DeleteCorrect guy...beta pikin.......
Delete#spritual
true talk
ReplyDeleteRubbish talk. If only the economics of exchange rates were that simple.
DeleteAbi may God help us o
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Gbammest!!!!
ReplyDeletetrue talk.. @lilisconcept
ReplyDeleteVery correct.
ReplyDeleteVery truthful, but Nigerians are so white washed they wouldn't try any ,yet they complain tirelessly...sad sad sad!
ReplyDeleteUuum. just like the rest of us, I'm sure all your things are foreign too.
DeleteYeah right but who go wan be the first to try am??? Linda take note!
ReplyDeletePowerful truth that we refuse to accept especially the bourgeois.
ReplyDeletePowerful truth that we refuse to accept especially the bourgeois.
ReplyDeleteYeah! Nice. LOL. Koboko princess
ReplyDeleteNa true talk O°˚˚˚˚˚°º...we should value our own more
ReplyDeleteYeah right all you want this the truth
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely right..Linda Observe carefully
ReplyDeleteI saw this on Ben Bruce facebook page and I agree with it but ve u started doing any of it ehn Linda. At least I know I'm doing 1,3,5,7 right now
ReplyDeleteBut its true!
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwww may God bless the person that post this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great article.
Terrorist buhari is in the London hospital why he suppose to be here how will naira rise again.
Only if a...p...c scam party members will allow this Nigeria have what it takes to make naira great again but they don't value what they have they only value what the buy in others country whether is good or not as far it was imported why there are some people who can do the same here pass those people over there.
For this to happen those moneticians in the name of politicians in a...p...c and p..d..p must be wipe out include terrorist buhari and osibanjo.
#sad indeed
Very senseless human being. It begins with u. Do dat and quit the blame game naira will return to its former strength
DeleteFreeborn ur always on point
DeleteI enjoy readn ur comments
A lollipop for u
What of the debts we owe in world bank? What solution is needed to boast our naira value when we still owe a lot?
ReplyDeleteMumu. We don't owe a lot
DeleteAbi na...Believe
ReplyDelete@No 7... Dat one i cant do if rain beats you with an Aba made shoe, the glue used in gumming your shoe would remove instantly n the shoe go open mouth.... No try Aba made shoe during Rainy season oooo,hehehe
ReplyDeleteI agree but 'Aba made' will lack quality
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwww may God bless the person that post this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great article.
Terrorist buhari is in the London hospital why he suppose to be here how will naira rise again.
Only if a...p...c scam party members will allow this Nigeria have what it takes to make naira great again but they don't value what they have they only value what the buy in others country whether is good or not as far it was imported why there are some people who can do the same here pass those people over there.
For this to happen those moneticians in the name of politicians in a...p...c and p..d..p must be wipe out include terrorist buhari and osibanjo.
#sad indeed
I know Linda will not agree to this...... If we cannot manufacture toothpick I don't think we will able to buy shoe or cloth from Aba....
ReplyDeleteMumu what do u mean by we can't manufacture toothpick?its obvious u know nothing about Naija...must u comment?Ewu Gambia...
DeleteReplace your Gucci shoes to julesmatt shoes ( made in Imo state Nigeria)
ReplyDeleteLol... smh
ReplyDeleteReplace your Gucci shoes to julesmatt shoes ( made in Imo state Nigeria)
ReplyDeleteVery true. Buy aba bags, buy darling yaki, braid Ur hair, buy made in Nigeria drugs, cosmetics, soaps, disinfectant, deodorant, lingerie, foods, etc. It'd help. It begins with u and I.
ReplyDelete-D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds
Hmmmmmmm ok na
ReplyDeleteEhee Linda? B4 nko? Na true nah! Nigerians avoid their own like say na ghosts dey manufacture am. If u neva wear christian Lobourtin, u neva start..
ReplyDeleteWhat he or she sed is the bitter truth we just don't want to accept it
ReplyDeleteThis a joke jare, sell our crude oil and run all its transaction in Naira just for one month
ReplyDeleteTrue though...am still waiting for the time government will enfore made in Nigeria products on us.
ReplyDeleteLol 😁 na so
ReplyDeleteLinda lead us by example
ReplyDeleteIt makes sense sha...lolz
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ReplyDeleteLINDA I'M HERE o
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ReplyDeleteU talking out of point...mad man
DeleteBut it's true.
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Linda shae you've heard, ur pais clothes cost 750k and ur London shoes are at least 250k. Lol. Shebi una dey hear? E clear say d naira go fall tire be dat.Twont be easy though. May God help us all
ReplyDeleteLinda shae you've heard, ur pais clothes cost 750k and ur London shoes are at least 250k. Lol. Shebi una dey hear? E clear say d naira go fall tire be dat.Twont be easy though. May God help us all
ReplyDeletegbam dats true, linda u dnt give ur source credit
ReplyDeleteBut that's true...but Nigerians wont do it...a jew said what makes us underdeveloped is dat we spend our money or give our money to white poeple, same people that enslaved us, but dem jewish people make sure deir money circulates aamongst themselves 18. Times before reaching a white man...aba made shoes n clothes are good too...
ReplyDeleteFoolish woman
DeleteNor be lie o. True talk!
ReplyDeleteUhmmmmmmmmm lol
ReplyDeleteDamolia.DEW
So true
ReplyDeleteBut he's actually right in a way
ReplyDeleteAnd replace ur prayers with hard works
ReplyDeleteGod bles you jare, truth is bitter. That will be the height of patriotism; it is the definition of strenght
ReplyDeleteLol!!!! 4 real mehn!
ReplyDelete!brightosman aka fake phyno .#gerarahere
Easier said than done
ReplyDeleteVery correct. Nigerians will patronize foreign product yet they are wailing Naira is weak. I guess they are waiting for magic and miracle
ReplyDeleteRealy
ReplyDeleteIt is well.
#Hajia Mufliat
This is the painful truth
ReplyDeleteIdiot!
ReplyDeleteI saw it on FB some hours ago. With the level of naija, I doubt if it will be possible.
ReplyDeletePOPULAR LIB READER!
Most Nigerians will but it's high time you use your powerful medium to promote the country Linda.And charity must begin with you
ReplyDeleteIf only it can be made with high quality
ReplyDeleteGod bless you my dear, how I wish our people we have sense and value our own stuffs made by ourselves like the Chinese value their's.
ReplyDeleteLinda can u buy aba made?
ReplyDelete90% true... But we can't do without foreign trade too
ReplyDeleteWe should patronize more of MADE IN NIGERIA goods
#PeterObiForPresident2019
Biko where did the writer of this gibberish come from?? Mtchewwwwwwwwwwwww.....
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you're under aged dts y U don't hv any idea abt what's going on in d country...Ewu Gambia
DeleteSoo true. I have been a Glo network customers for the past 11/12 years simply because it's by a Nigerian and for Nigerians and that's the only network have been on since..... I will rather allow my brother "fellow Nigeria " to exploit me than allow a foreigner to come and exploit me. But we also should raise our standard of value in production. When we are excellent in our work and we take pride in our self, then we will reclaim our identity and the world will worship us. Who talk say Nigeria cannot become the envy of the whole world?! I still don't know why we import toothpick. I wrote an article October last year about my divers encounter with "Made in China" I only got infuriated when I went to a bukateria and I pick a tooth pick case and "made in China " stares at me again!! I was so sad bcos right not to far was a bunch of broom. Why can't we use how palm tree produce to make our own tooth pick. So that we can be using "Made in Nigeria " tooth pick? May God help us all
ReplyDeleteOkay be ready for public disgrace when u are on stage with aba shoe on ur leg,or when rain Wet aba shoe,
ReplyDeleteInnoson car part scarce at ladipo market
Ati gboooo
ReplyDeleteBut it's through though. So why the smiley and sarcasm like its a joke that can't happen. Stop with the brand new attitude Linda. This was you before you hit money. Nigerians better stop with the inferior attitude and start shopping in their country.
ReplyDeleteHe's got a point there but how many Nigerians will agree to this, especially the wealthy ones...
ReplyDeleteLol
ReplyDelete...merited happiness
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ReplyDeleteVery good writeup, Linda I hope ur shoes are made in Aba. Pls dont be like all these politicians telling us to use made in Aba wears and shoes while they themselves wears Italian shoes and suits and drives G.Wagon. As long as everybody is willing to sacrifice to make Nigeria a beta place, I am in but if they are just waiting for d poor masses to patronise made in Nigeria things and continue using d foreign one's, then thats where the problem lies.
ReplyDeleteIf we are all into this, then what do we need the dollar for again, America are importing a lot from China yet the dollar is still stronger than yen
ReplyDeleteBut thats the truth...improve the GDP(gross democratic products) which is goods produced and consumed locally and the value of your currency stregthens but Nigeria's have this inferior complex higher than mount everest that they believe indomie with zero nutritional value from Asia is better than rice from Abakalili....that's why once I get married to Linda, I am going Kanye on her to take over her wardrobe..Her style will not change because the lady sure can dress but all those very very top expensive designer labels will be dropped.we will do cheaper and some made in Nigeria and you will be surprised ppl will still think ur rocking guisseppe dem papa lol...its all in the mind
ReplyDelete*Linda's Future Hubby*
As much as I would like to agree with this, I'm still going to be a little critical about our Home made products..... how do u expect us to buy a shoe made in Aba when enough resources aren't put into its production?? it is never quality enough!
ReplyDeleteMany Nigerians want their drinks in Fancy containers and bottles, but what do they get when they go to a bar to have a drink?!, Palm wine in a Calabash, making it look like we are making sacrifice to Sango. Try putting Palm wine in one of those fancy bottles and with good packaging, I tell u, we would patronize it.
U buy a cloth from Aba, it tears within 2 days, and u say we should not patronize the ones brought from oversea! Try to put more effort in the cloth production, let it be able to compete with its counterparts brought from overseas, let it be able to stand the test of time.... Believe me Nigerians wouldn't hesitate purchase such home made product.
Please Note: I'm not saying Nigerian products are bad, as a matter of fact, there are a lot of Nigerian made products that are really good most people could even mistake them as foreign products, but non-the-less, all I'm saying is that our producers should put more effort into the production of their goods. Let it not always be the case that somebody buys a Nigerian product and it doesn't taste, feel or look as good as the ones brought from outside the country...these are some of the things that drive people to purchase foreign products (its durability and so on).
Shut up...see how only U dey contradict urself...#EwuGambia
DeleteMy husband and i talked about this last ngt! We keep helping those peeps boost their economy while we keep going down.. We shd use our own tins made by us and live happily! But na lie, dey import everytin, including their paste! God pls grant naija peeps sense!
ReplyDeleteand you can always read and place ur advert on www.darooh2.blogspot.com instead of .....
ReplyDeleteI swear down e go work
ReplyDeleteToni'Fresh West
true talk.
ReplyDeleteYeah Gbam!
ReplyDeleteOf course I can buy and use made in Nigeria products only if its genuine! Not driving a made in Nigeria car along Lagos -ibadan roads, the rear lights comes off, the engine drops, the radiator drops, etc
ReplyDeleteHum ok ooo
ReplyDeleteStart with yourself, Linda! I have seen your shoe collection on instagram! Gtfoh!
ReplyDeleteYou just spoke my mind dear...God bless you..
DeleteThe truth!
ReplyDeletewww.lilyofnigeria.blogspot.com
Lmao, that will never happen #easiersaidthandone
ReplyDeleteWhat a myopic thinking. Not even America consume local made only. Nigeria is full of both natural and human resources. We can rather produce things for international consumption also apart from crude oil. Simple pencil is taking Nigeria 2 years to produce, what's that? Incompetence, Backward thinking like yours.
ReplyDeleteNot out of place.
ReplyDelete#GeneralFortune
Palmwine is really. good. it contains yeast, but our people will now either dilute it and add sugar or instead of the real palmwine, they will. soak plantain for. days and sell it as palmwine after. fermentation .
ReplyDeleteLinda,I didn't say 'yeah right'at the supermarket yesterday,I simly bought the Nasco and it tastes good.
ReplyDeleteYhh right
ReplyDeleteOKORO UPGRADED
after buying ur cloths in Aba, put 'em on & attend my occasion....*bouncing wud b d ordeal of d day.... Occasions now hv "anti-Aba" clothing... bt Sumhw, Linda, ya ryt....
ReplyDeleteEnyi mechionu gi...if u don't hv anything to say...#EwuGambia
DeleteThis looks funny but it is the simple truth, I have adjusted myself.
ReplyDeleteLol... I see some truth
ReplyDeleteEnugu's second shoe designer
drink pure water instead of bottle water....
ReplyDelete#Factz
ReplyDeleteCertainly
ReplyDeleteI thought of this same thing too, designers it not, if you handle a product well, it will last for you. If only we all try and patronize ourselves please?
ReplyDeleteTrue talk lol dis to whom it may concern lol. Linda post o
ReplyDeleteTrue talk lol dis to whom it may concern lol. Linda post o
ReplyDeleteTrue talk oh but hehehehehe to wear aba cloth na the problem oh
ReplyDelete-LIB PIKIN-
We need to compete in the international market to be great. We have the capacity & capability. We need thinkers in Government.
ReplyDeleteITS VERY MUCH POSSIBLE
ReplyDeleteITS VERY MUCH POSSIBLE
ReplyDeleteNOTED
ReplyDeleteLindodo pls take note stop those your designers and start buying Aba&Lagos made.
ReplyDeleteWell said..
ReplyDeleteTrue talk. Linda observe!
ReplyDeleteGbam! Hard & bitter truth!
ReplyDeleteAnd save money used for medical tourism by using Nigerian doctors in Nigeria not those in London- Newyorker ( Linda let's get married )
ReplyDeleteBuy Nobel carpets & rugs...believe me these are Nigeria made products....
ReplyDeleteBut its true......
ReplyDeleteWell said, but I guess you forgetting something. If all of the above is to be well achieved, govt. Will need to place a high standard of quota o importation. More also, bureaucracy on importer should be reshuffled and we'll titghend. A win-lose idea "if Nigeria can produce item A there's no reason it 'A' should be imported.
ReplyDelete2. NIGERIA should focus better on what it can well produce, however a great backing of govt. to domestic producer in terms of R&D,fund management, risks mitigation e.t.c will help set ing.standards and ofcourse domestic demand for domestic product will automatically rise. On long run basis global demands for certain domestic product will as well rise internationally.
When Oga Innoson de drive Benz...#pullover
ReplyDeleteTrue tlk, mayB we shud also strt using nigerian accent not fake borrowed british & american accents, OAPs shud tk note, 9ja artists shud also stop using dollars in their videos, mk den use naira instead.....
ReplyDeleteYou try
ReplyDeleteNaked truth. To the extent that we import matches, pencils.. Infact eeeeeh
ReplyDeleteIf that the case,government should reduce the import rate of all goods,so that people can look at Nigerian made product
ReplyDeleteMtcheew nonsense
ReplyDeletenys try but try Harder with the advice
ReplyDeleteThis guy is the economist that Nigeria needs. Commonsense economists not the stupid theorists clowning all over the place calling for devaluation of the Naira to N240/$1. So what happens tomorrow when scamming Bureaux de Change move to N360/$1. Will the government now devalue again to N320 /$. And the work of Buhairi will now be dictated by Bureaux the Change. Until Nigerian economists realize that the greatest problem facing the country is CORRUPTION and FISCAL FEDERALISM and not Naira devaluation we will continue to grope in the dark with our nonsense theories.
ReplyDeleteWhen you value our products it will add value to our naira
ReplyDeleteNoted
ReplyDeleteif the standard are desame Nigerians will surly buy them.
ReplyDeleteLet's all agree to give at least one a try..
ReplyDeleteTo be frank and honest. This guy got point here. Buying outside the country with dollar changed here in Nigeria is not helping.
ReplyDeleteok.
ReplyDelete@SENSATIONAL PURITY made a comment about what we owe. we dont owe a lot yet. We thank baba Gode for that one. well, its simple. take for example: if we owe 1million dollars at an exchange rate of N300 to $1, it will take 300million to pay off the principle on the debt. If the Naira gets stronger and comes up to N150 to $1 it will take fewer Naira to pay off the same debt. financial magic.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Devaluation Na fraud.
We Nigerians need to have a cultural reveolution in order to revive our economy. Look what lead to the revival of Ankara and I think we should all evaluate what we are doing and spending our dollars on.
ReplyDeleteInstead of flying overseas for holiday.... visit Nigeria's tourist areas like Obudu Cattle Range, Tinapa, Places in Ondo and Ekiti, above our rural areas and expose them to the whole world. For someone like me, my grannies home village has no one there, I can refurbish it and put out for people who want stay a few days in rural setting and also enjoy modern amenities. We should help ourselves. Good write up.
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