₦airaland Forum

hank anuku and chika ike made a great film on the abuse of some of these inhumane employers and so-called big boys that treat people like garbage. seems like some of them need to be touched up like in this fictional piece of artwork.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R2W7PocSug

originally from Sahara Reporters and somewhere in the archives of NL if it didn't get lost.


The End Of An Assignment In Nigeria By Tim Newman

http://saharareporters.com/2013/08/22/end-assignment-nigeria-by%C2%A0tim-newman

Recently, over the past several months I've been reading about the economic problems facing this formally prominent OPEC member and it's challenges to stay afloat. Thirty or forty years ago who would have thought that they would one day become debtors to the international financial industry? Billions maybe even trillions of dollars in oil revenue have been squandered by this royal fiefdom.

Debt/Usury and being the keepers of the Holy Mosque does not add up! It may be too late for them to transform their economy and privatize. The debt spiral has finite/omega consequences.



Saudi Arabia to tap global bond markets as oil fall hits finances

Simeon Kerr in Riyadh

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The Saudi Aramco oil installation known as 'Pump 3' in the desert near the oil-rich area Al-Khurais

Saudi Arabia has decided to tap international bond markets for the first time, in a sign of the damage lower oil prices are inflicting on its public finances.

Saudi officials say the kingdom could increase debt levels to as much as 50 per cent of gross domestic product within five years, up from a forecasted 6.7 per cent this year and 17.3 per cent in 2016.


Work on finalising the bond programme is likely to start in January, according to a senior official. While banks have yet to receive any mandates, some lenders have already sent unsolicited proposals to guide the kingdom in approaching international markets.

The authorities are in the meantime looking to set up a debt management office to help oversee the process of raising local and international bonds.

“Debt levels are still very low — tapping international debt markets will be an important way to fund spending without absorbing liquidity from domestic banks,” said Monica Malik, chief economist at Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.

The decision to tap bond markets underscores the impact on the kingdom’s revenues from the plunge in the oil price, from $115 a barrel last year to $50 now, as well as Riyadh’s expensive military intervention in Yemen.

Over the past year, Saudi Arabia has seen its foreign reserves decline from last year’s high of $737bn to a three-year low of $647bn in September.

Riyadh started to issue domestic bonds in the summer to fund its budget deficit. The government could continue to issue domestically for another 12 to 18 months, officials say, but it will need to diversify globally to leave liquidity available for private sector lending.

“Saudi Arabia is not in crisis,” said a senior official. “We can borrow, we have reserves, we are working on a revenue generation programme.”

The decision to issue bonds will be welcomed by the International Monetary Fund, which has called on Saudi Arabia to tackle its fiscal crisis by raising debt, as well as by trimming spending and boosting revenues.


Standard & Poor’s last month reduced Saudi Arabia’s ratings from ‘AA-/A-1+’ to ‘A+/A-1’, saying it could lower them again “if the government did not achieve a sizeable and sustained reduction in the general government deficit”.

The downgrade angered the kingdom’s finance ministry, which described it as “rushed” and “unjustified”.

Meanwhile, Moody’s, in an annual review earlier this month, did not change Saudi Arabia’s Aa3 stable rating, saying its fiscal position was weakening, but “still relatively strong”.

But it said Riyadh’s creditworthiness would be affected without further expenditure cuts or increases in non-oil revenue. Oil currently accounts for 80 per cent of government receipts.

Saudi officials say they are seeking to reduce the kingdom’s dependence on hydrocarbons through a combination of debt issuance, subsidy reform, taxes and privatisation.



Officials said Riyadh had introduced cuts to departmental budgets and tightened financial management, requiring approval for all projects worth more than Sr100m, even if they had been previously approved. It has also halted discretionary spending that typically rises in the fourth quarter.

One Saudi official said overspending departments were now restricted from making any more payments to contractors until their budgets are set next year.

Officials are not predicting a severe drop in non-oil GDP growth next year. But business observers say the impact on the economy of lower spending has undermined confidence in a private sector that is heavily reliant on government expenditure. Tighter control over ministerial spending has translated into delays in payments to suppliers.

Non-oil growth is projected to slow to 2.9 per cent this year from 5 per cent last year, according to the IMF.

“One riyal delayed has more than a riyal impact,” said a Riyadh-based banker.

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http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/d1be572a-86fd-11e5-90de-f44762bf9896.html#axzz3r3erTYEN

is she filming a movie?


https://farm6.static.flickr.com/5252/5511900310_8243f814de_m.jpg

I like these celebrity workout and and fitness threads on NL.

Early mornings are the best time to get in the gym if you don't have one at home. I try to get in there every morning when the gym opens it's doors, or use a 24 hour facility. Burning calories, relieving stress, and getting fit seems to be in vogue these days.

And Yvonne looks great and super sexy.

>>>For the commenter who insisted that I was only pretty with make up on, we live in a world full of Nigerians who spend hundreds, and even thousands on Brazilian and Indian wigs, bleaching creams and fake nails. And you are looking down on me because I am wearing make up?

best part of the letter. i was watching the nyc(yankee) marathon the other day and couldn't help noticing the winner (Mary Keitany) from Kenya with a piece of whatever sitting on her head. thought to myself the mental paralysis of black women not loving their god given natural attributes has gone totally global.


https://s1.ibtimes.com/sites/www.ibtimes.com/files/styles/v2_article_large/public/2015/11/01/rtx1u9vz_1.jpg

abeg, what's the time stamp on the photo, and more importantly if current, where's the presidential seal of the aircraft in use? this one looks like one (lear jet) in the fleet of the federal republic. look that the short stairway.


https://nigeriamasterweb.com/Masterweb/sites/default/files/SealNigerianPresident_3.jpg?1364960932

This British celebrity has some set of stones delving into this name changing history by the royals. I've been reading and hearing about their Austrian and German lineage for a while now. Info or conspiracy theory in link. Too much to paste, since the bot has been going crazy lately.



Russell Brand Calls The Queen By Her Family Name And The Media Goes Crazy! (swearing)
Friday, October 30, 2015 1:33




Russell Brand

Vs

The Royal Family

(Saxe-Coburg-Gotha)


http://beforeitsnews.com/new-world-order/2015/10/russell-brand-calls-the-queen-by-her-family-name-and-the-media-goes-crazy-swearing-5464.html


https://beforeitsnews.com/contributor/upload/3618/images/1a.jpg

Culled from BINews


Putin Makes Obama An Offer He Can’t Refuse
Friday, October 30, 2015 16:16

http://beforeitsnews.com/middle-east/2015/10/putin-makes-obama-an-offer-he-cant-refuse-2530726.html?currentSplittedPage=0

[img]http://www.globalresearch.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Putin-Obama-400x225.jpg[/img]

these tribunals are doing the lord's work these days. cleaning house one miscreant at a time!


https://cdn.teamcococdn.com/file/0491_yourefired-52818c617e589.gif

For the first class grade achievers only. This information has been posted several times on NL and worth a read or review if you missed the threads.


Complete List Of Banks Owned By Illuminati Rothschild Family
Wednesday, October 28, 2015 9:35

http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2015/10/complete-list-of-banks-owned-by-illuminati-rothschild-family-3235204.html?currentSplittedPage=0

https://www.unsilentmajoritynews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Rothchild.jpg

much respect to mrs. 2baba. i knew she had a lot of hustle and drive in her.

a wise man once told me this/these are your only true friend/friends thru thick and thin in this life.


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i just watched that new movie 'The Martian'. not bad. check it out when u get a chance.

Honda's are hard to beat. the one i drive is 11 years young and the engine sounds like a sewing machine. i do keep it well maintained and use expensive synthetic oil.

Speaking of the internet

Potential First Lady Melania Knauss Donald Trumps Wife) (Pic Thread)

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/backroom/2691322/posts <------ !

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melania_Trump


https://images.fashionmodeldirectory.com/model/000000240750-melania_knauss-fit.jpg

thread addendum... a few states over in south carolina is a Yoruba village.

Oyotunji African Village


https://www.oyotunji.org/uploads/8/1/8/0/8180161/4650410_orig.jpg

http://www.oyotunji.org/


http://www.oyotunji.org/island-packet.html


40 years later African Village still stands.




More than 35 years later, Iya Oba Adaramola still remembers the night in 1975 she turned off U.S. 21 to begin a new life with hundreds of others in the woods in Sheldon.




"We came in the middle of the night," Adaramola said. "The road was not as wide as it is now, and the trees hung over the road and met in the middle. I thought to myself, 'I'll be leaving in the morning.' When I woke up the next morning, it was so beautiful and peaceful. I didn't leave."

Adaramola is one of about 25 people still living at the Oyotunji African Village in Sheldon, which celebrates its 40th anniversary this year.
The village was founded in 1970 by Oba Adefunmi I -- a Detroit native born as Walter Eugene King -- and fashioned for African-Americans around the West African Yoruba culture that originated in Nigeria.
Adaramola, who is known as the village's queen mother and taught in the village's school, said a chance to re-connect with her heritage brought her from New York City to the remote 10-acre compound in 1975, and that keeps her and others there now.
"I was looking for peace and contentment and just gravitated toward this place," Adaramola said.
The village has long been a place of curiosities -- animal sacrifices, ritual facial scarring and the polygamy of Oba Adefunmi I -- and once drew national attention, including a crew from "60 Minutes" in 1986.
Oba Adefunmi I's claim that his village was an independent nation, not part of the United States, further fueled speculation the Oyotunji community was evading taxes or harboring a cult. Adaramola scoffs."The traditions we have, the customs we practice, this is an African village. This is how we would be living had we not been taken from Africa," Adaramola said. Adefunmi died in February 2005 at 76. His son now serves as the village's oba, or king.
At one point, Oyotunji was home to about 200 people, but the population has dwindled in recent years. Adaramola said the rigors of life within the self-sustained village were largely to blame for the decline."At first, it was a thrill," Adaramola said. "Like, 'Wow, this is an African village where we can practice African customs, take African names and speak an African language.' But it wasn't easy. We didn't have electricity for a while. You had to chop wood, heat your home and feed your children."Oyotunji suffered another setback last year after the death of Chief Adenibi S. Edubi Ifamuyiwa Ajamu, a Chicago native who was the second man to arrive at the village. Ajamu was a chief and elder priest before his death in December.Adaramola said Oyotunji has rebounded from Ajamu's death, and those living there continue their mission of keeping the Yoruba culture alive in the Lowcountry.
"It's always difficult to lose a member of the community, but we're taught that there is a line of communication between the living and the dead," Adaramola said. "We can keep that line of communication open by making offers to them. They're buried here, so they're always a part of us and with us."

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dbb4SeX6f-g

too many women being bleeped to death in the news these days. must be drug overdoses occurring but the media keeps running with the same old over-sexed sex stories.

just watched a nollywood romp last night. some of these wayward jezebels be doing the most with dere crazy brains and using and being used.


https://img2.naijapals.com/pictures/250/a48d3f1856536afe66a67eef23d6745b.jpg


https://img2.naijapals.com/pictures/250/81bce20d771a631d93896fb421ae6088.jpg

Addendum. recently surfed up this documentary on the topic.


Full length new Documentary 2015 The Trillion Dollar Conspiracy 9 11 Mounting Evidence 720



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvFE4141Kbs

saved in the NL archives


Biafra: The Nigerian Civil War In Pictures (Warning Disturbing Images) - Crime - Nairaland

https://www.nairaland.com/582396/biafra-nigerian-civil-war-pictures

chicks are gonna learn about the dangers of bleaching, but maybe too late


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Ivory Coast bans skin-whitening cream

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-32628240

Ivory Coast has banned skin-whitening creams because of health concerns, the health ministry says.

It says "cosmetic lightening and hygiene creams... that de-pigment the skin... are now forbidden".

Whitening creams have been popular for years among young women - and some men - across Africa, who believe they make them more beautiful.

But medical experts say they may cause cancer, diabetes, severe skin conditions and other diseases.

"The number of people with side-effects caused by these medicines is really high," Christian Doudouko, a member of Ivory Coast's pharmaceutical authority, was quoted as saying by the AFP news agency.

those that don't learn from the past are doomed to repeat it


Biafra: The Nigerian Civil War In Pictures (Warning Disturbing Images) - Crime - Nairaland

https://www.nairaland.com/582396/biafra-nigerian-civil-war-pictures

Worth the reading time. Stay awake out there!

Agenda 2030: Bankrupting the Third World, One Country at a Time

http://statelesshomesteading.com/agenda-2030-bankrupting-the-third-world-one-country-at-a-time/


The destiny of Africa has, for centuries, been usurped by conquerors; whether it be the East India Company’s mercantile slave trade, the imperialistic campaigns of Cecil John Rhodes, or the IMF’s economic hitmen of today, the eugenic aims of the Anglo-American Establishment towards the people of Africa (and the vast natural resources they sit upon) has continued unabated for hundreds of years.

Agenda 2030 is set to take the subjugation of Africa to previously unimagined heights, with the rest of the Third World to follow shortly thereafter.

it's called cooking the books (shady accounting) to lower or avoid the tax bill. hundreds and perhaps thousands of global companies do it. many governments don't have the accounting and judicial infrastructure in place to handle the problem.

been reading some evil stories about that place the last few years

Wednesday, November 2, 2011
GOH! There's a 'whites only' restaurant at Nigerdock, Apapa?
Information reaching me now is that there's a 'Whites only' restaurant in the premises of Nigerdock, Apapa, Lagos. The British management of the corporation has dedicated one particular restaurant to their white staff and all blacks dine in all others.

Nigerdock is owned by the people of Nigeria but managed by a British group.

This is wrong, right? I'm putting this out here so the right authorities can go investigate...
Posted by Linda Ikeji at 1:42 PM

http://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2011/11/goh-theres-whites-only-restaurant-at.html




Police Teargas Nigerdock Staff Over Protest Of Unpaid Salaries (Pics) - Career - Nairaland

https://www.nairaland.com/2581829/police-teargas-nigerdock-staff-over





White Man Calls Nigerian Workers Black Monkeys - Politics - Nairaland

https://www.nairaland.com/677302/white-man-calls-nigerian-workers




Our white bosses call us 'black monkeys' - Nigerdock workers

Kunle Falayi


Some Nigerians working at Nigerdock Nigeria Plc, Snake Island, Lagos, have accused one of their white bosses, Mr. Nicholas Marriot, of racially abusing them, calling them "black monkeys." They claimed that Marriot use the derogatory term while expressing his displeasure about the quality of jobs done by some workers.

Queen looks great. she's been in the gym and taking it easy with the yams.

one of the best films scenes of all time

queen whips up on the campus a shawo


https://farm4.static.flickr.com/3058/3535962244_62de47d3d3_m.jpg

Queen Nwokoye Beats Up Nkem Owoh's Mistress

http://www./video/xua67t_queen-nwokoye-beats-up-nkem-owoh-s-mistress_shortfilms





real life

Actress Queen Nwokoye and her husband at a church service in South Africa


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rmESa9qK3U

baba 2face and teebillz are two lucky and blessed fellows to have such beautiful mates at their sides.

both dem fine queens make money, make healthy babies, and know how to cook

no sleeping for naira huh?


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a big time props, proud of my dawgs getting it in, in the gym. salute!