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Where is d video?

It's like you guys missed the part where it's stated One must have a salary account with the bank as a condition.

Na wa oo. I promise to turn a new leaf!! Abg nobody should track me oooo.

manitobor:


Incredible!

Talk true, how often do you change urs

oboy81:
They say the discovery is ‘shocking’ eh lol
I go two weeks sometimes

See you

itsme01:
do you need recharge card, if you do let me know cos am feeling generous today else fvck of my mention

I mention who, what, when as it suits me. If it bothers you then I'm sure you aware the lagoon still accepts candidates. Nonesence.

Rapmoney:
G

itsme01:

aguiyi2:
w

Emeskhalifa:

[quote author=Gyaia post=81362544]Just curious. Do you guys receive free recharge card for posting?

daddytime:
See as VP use style separate Oyegun and Osho before fight go bust out.

Abi. I wonder how they greeted each other on arrival

He probably mistook his wife for a stripper.

Nonesense

OgogoroFreak:
Those secondary rates higher than the current primary rates are mostly from tbills bought some months back not from the just concluded CBN rates.

I see. Thanks. And indeed the rates were a lot higher earlier in the year than the current.

Bamz:
there's minimal risk

Ah! Indeed!

CompareDBest:
Not sure what the latest primary rates are for this week's auction. But, secondary market rates are rising. Stanbic currently has the best rates we have seen including 12.8% for 175days tbills. We rank tbills rates for various commercial banks on this page: https://comparedbest.com/ng/best-nigerian-treasury-bill-rates.html.

I've always wondered how and why secondary rates will be higher than the primary one offered by CBN. I assume banks buy from CBN and then resell. So don't they make their profit?

mimini:
please, is it adviceable to invest in TBill for longer days( say 365 days). is there any risk involved? I am a newbie here. Want to invest for the first time. Advice from my seniors will guide me a lot. thanks.

If you don't have any immediate use for the money then 365 is the best as it usually offers the highest rate (as at the time of investing)

There is no risk

Lol! See as the policemen gather dey look am like film

BTW the claim of Anini using reverse from Agbor to Benin and outrunning police in the process, is, just like his alleged disappearing act, a silly myth.

Which one be wakanda again??

Turning what?

abbey621:
Insurance policy is not regulatory compliance. Insurance policy is dependent on the insured paying their monthly or yearly premiums and not doing anything to violate the terms of the policy. In short, you're still at the mercy of Farmcrowdy and so on. The reason banks comply with FDIC is because it is a regulatory requirement enforceable by the government, insurance policy is a private transfer of risk, nothing more!

Chai! See schooling. . .

I'm always amazed when I see cows for it's massive size able to move so quickly.

Notice how it easily outran the young agile man.

KevMitnick:
That guy is playing dead so that the cow will not nod his destiny away... ...sense will not kee him...

And it worked quite well. Notice the cow actually looked his direction but as the man appeared still, it didn't attack.

itsme01:



just mind your business , even women are polygamous in nature just like men, at some point some women want to explore more sexual options and fantasies but unlike men that can easily get an olosho from a brothel, women have to try neighbors, pastors, co-workers and old lovers

Next time simply walk straight to her politely and request she closes the door

...

Are you kidding me??

Worse action ever. Though I know the story is likely fake, but if true, the man should simply mind his business.

michael18:
we can also open a thread for them in nairaland and tag it Digital agric farm were we discuss all and any type of digital agric farm business

Great idea

Donpenny:
The police operation could have been a very clean operation if not for the sabotage act of the soldiers at those check point. But it seem the police wanted a very silent and clean operation because they know how influencer the criminal is, they were avoiding attention and this even make the job riskier. They could have drove him straight to the airport to a waiting police chopper to convey him to abj. This would have save those special force trained by the police. The Nigeria police is under found

It's possible they had even received information about likely collusion between some of the army officers and the kidnapper. That could explain why they were trying to gate-crash all the checkpoints. But it was a risky move.

SOFTDRINK:
I'm surprised non of the commenters took time to reflect @ the bolded.

If the officers were mistaken for kidnappers by the military as the story teller wants us to believe.
How come the "supposed kidnappers" were not shot at the first and second checkpoint until the military were called?

Abi o

I guess the first two checkpoint, apparently, did not know about the kidnap. It was the third checkpoint (which had allegedly been contacted by the kidnapper's accomplices) that got to know and so opened fire.

All the same the story get plenty comma

Hmmm. Internet truly never forgets

GeoAfrikana:
Sure a few do. But the vast majority lose.

Imagine if 1million people pay 100naira each for a game. That's 100million. The organizers might budget 10million as gift. The remaining 90million is for the organizers. Betting is a scam.

Damn!!

But seriously, do people actually make money from these bets? I.e aside the owners of the betting platforms

Ikpeazukerosene:
Next time you want to bet, have the numbers written down in a piece of paper but don't play it.

After the game, you'll see that the numbers are useless but you won't lose your money.

Brilliant!!