Venezuela lived a few years ago that reality where a large part of the population decided to adopt the currencies as a measure of savings and thus avoid the loss of purchasing power, so I read in your article Venezuela and Nigeria are very similar this allows us to make predictions in one country based on the experience of another, no doubt I think that following things in Nigeria in the same way is a matter of time since the currencies are an integral part of its economy.
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I've been following the developments in Venezuela 🇻🇪, what saw a dismal collapse of the monetary system. Nigeria 🇳🇬 is on that path too but not there yet. For the few of us who have the foresight, I would say that we are lucky. Good to see you around.