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[Video] Have Your Say: What can 10k do for you in Nigeria today?

Vanguard Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read

A little over four (4) years ago, N10,000 meant a lot. Today? It still occupies same space in your pocket. But in real value, there’s little you can do with it.

From petrol to cooking gas, rice to garri and beans – the value of 10k has dropped. Here’s an idea of how fallen Naira has gone – some ladies cannot afford sanitary pads anymore. So they “loot” baby diapers. Read that story HERE.

So, have your say – what can N10,000 for you?

Meanwhile, see our analysis:

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