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The Nigerian Naira is on a steady fall. Now is the time to change your foreign currencies if you are hiding any...lol
Thursday, August 20, 2020
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And a friend of mine told me yesterday that spend limit on cards is now $100 monthly .
ReplyDeleteSuch an evil government and the cbn dude is just their pawn.
it is a lie ooo. Pound i bought was N605. Bastard country.
Delete@Choco I'm still finding it hard to believe when i received the message from GT,But if you have a dollar account the limit is higher
DeleteAbeg my fellow UK pees which platform is best to send to naija at the moment?
ReplyDeletePlease nobody should mention Azimo because they disgraced my enemy last week after 3 years of using them
Use mukuru or moneyfex, exchange rate is mad
DeleteMoneyfex rate is great
DeleteGod will bless you for this recommendation
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Wow, which way Nigeria?
ReplyDeleteJesu!
ReplyDeleteNa wa ooo. Nigeria which way oo. Everything in the market has gone up...
ReplyDeleteAll those APC apologists, how far? I heard it got to #600 yesterday.
ReplyDeleteIt's well.
ReplyDeleteHmmmm, its only getting worst.
ReplyDeleteI tire for Naija. Everything in the market is on the high side and yet they're imposing more tax on it citizens
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ReplyDeleteIts actually dropping....and will drop further when international flights resume come 29th. There will be more fx in circulation and less demand will drive the price downwards.
ReplyDeleteBut we all know it would never drop to the price it was before the lockdown.
Any one selling dollars? I will buy in good rate
ReplyDeleteI really dont care about Nigerians anymore. Too selfish set of people. They will elect a goat for 2 cups of rice and expect miracles. Fight the power. They wont. But they want to run to other countries where their citizens fight their fight. Even when thwy get thete and small money enter their hands, they must show face and disrespect their host. Naira can go to N1000 for all I care. I will be damned if I extend any helping hand to anyone in Nigeria. They deserve it.
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