Quote from: Charles-Tim on Today at 11:09:36 AM

I did not go much deeper into this, I was surprised to see Zimbabwean dollar not devalued up to naira, this can indicate good economy but not indicating how strong the fiat of a particular nation is, the strength is in the marketcap of the fiat, Zimbabwean dollar can not be compared to naira because more people use naira than Zimbabwean dollar while naira marketcap is much more higher than Zimbabwean dollar's marketcap while the price of both can can be controlled by the respective governments. But being higher can indicate better standard of living, better economy, higher rate of employment and import to export ratio. But does not necessarily indicate economic power, GDP, internally generated revenue and work force of a nation.

Wiping up sentiments doesn't help a cause. Charles, you see something korokoro and you still get mind dey argue am? Hia! Dis wan shock and tire me. You're defending the indefensible. Whether you take it or not, it's a simple FACT that the Zimbabwean dollar (as it stands currently), carries more weight than our naira. You can check the calculation online yourself. Wetin you dey do now na wetin we do when we be small pikin wen we go dey tell owa friends sey nobody fit beat our papa. Zimbabwe has beaten us hands down on that and so we should accept it in good faith, simple.