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Nigerians React As Davido Releases Disturbing ‘Financial Prophecy’

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Nigerian Afrobeat singer David Adeleke popularly called Davido has sparked mixed reactions with a disturbing financial prediction following the current economic situation in the country.

Davido in a post shared on Twitter asserts that a dollar which is currently at six hundred and ten Naira at the black market exchange rate is heading to a thousand Naira.

The stand strong crooner added that drastic action is needed to curtail the continuous rise in the exchange rate.

Davido tweeted: “Dollar heading to 1k Drastic action is needed”

For some days now, many entrepreneurs have continued to lament over the pains in the exchange rate and many social media users have affirmed Davido’s statement saying it’s the sad truth but the government are more concerned about the 2023 election.

domingo_loso wrote: “This is just the SAD truth. At this rate, it might happen by next year”

ozor_iyanga_iii wrote: “We cannot continue to rely on imports. It is an irony that many are unemployed, while we are underperforming. Put the young energy to use and create an environment where people can earn a living by pure merit. It sounds so complicated, but only because we are so used to bad governance and poor administration. It is like being in an abusive relationship, you suddenly are ok with nonsense, many times, without realising it. We need to do more and demand more from each other individually and then as shareholders in the entity called Nigeria”

mr__landlordd wrote: “Our naira is depreciating dramatically”

sohigh_xy wrote: “They really don’t care , na election dey their mind now”

l.tobiloba wrote: “Emefiele, the CBN president, has failed miserably in office. Nonetheless, some people will vote for ATIKU and Tinubu. We are not prepared”

sirjaycomedian wrote: No be small thing ooo  imagine a whole Davido dey complain, but me dey cry, me wey never even counts dollar, SEE COUNTRY

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