₦airaland Forum

PetroDolla3:
Stop smoking weed,my friend. You think biafra is better than Ghana? You need to get your head examined asap!

exactly!

Dongreat:
(L to R)Tanzania,Uganda,Rosalind Balogun(Nigeria's 1st Miss World Contestant)&Ghana at 1967 Miss World Beauty Contest

3rd from left or 2nd from right, either way is the Ghanaian .
thank you

Dongreat:
(L to R)Tanzania,Uganda,Rosalind Balogun(Nigeria's 1st Miss World Contestant)&Ghana at 1967 Miss World Beauty Contest

3rd from left or 2nd from right, either is the Ghanaian .
thank you

Chukky86:
(L to R)Tanzania,Uganda,Rosalind Balogun(Nigeria's 1st Miss World Contestant)&Ghana at 1967 Miss World Beauty Contest

British West African currency were replaced by the Nigerian Pound in 1958

Prince Archibong II of Calabar, wearing his crown jewels and seated on his throne. Circa 1900s

Lovebirds in 1982, Clarion Chukwura & Shina Peters on the cover of the original track of Owo L’Agba (Money Power)

why do you always make mistake on this?
Miss Ghana 1967, Martha Vroom is 3rd from left or 2nd from right.
get your facts well!
happy holidays n I'm expecting a Box from you.lol

shizzy7:
Na so your fasting and praying will be on NL when the e-wars commence.

*Bags full of cedis to buy bread??* it can't be as worse as that of Zimbabwe because we will have a revolution or invade your country no laws will stop us from coming. Your population will hit 60 million within 2 months and there would be NOTHING like "Nigeria must go"...

You and all these your miss you eh ... I don't understand why you are always missing

hehehe
i've seen everything with my korokoro eyes
miss you cos like poles repel n unlike ones ...

catch you tomorrow!

shizzy7:
You cannot make foreign payments with your naira debit/credit card. You cannot shop online and pay in £/$ or any other foreign currency, if you travel abroad, your card will not work. The policy should take effect on the 1st of January 2016 but I think some banks are already implementing it. The aim of implementing it is to reduce or prevent the importation of forex because it weakens the naira.

***The policy is frustrating and inconvenient to banks and people who are involved in foreign transactions or businesses but there are exceptions like payment of school fees, professional exams e.t.c. The customer will request for a Form A from his/her bank and the payment will be allowed.

***CBN has been implementing different policies such as reducing ATM withdrawals, prohibiting banks from accepting dollar deposit, placing ban on some imported products. It is all in a bid to strengthen the naira against the dollar, to halt our foreign exchange reserve from depleting further and also to prevent the possible devaluation of naira.

****I don't know how they access their local accounts but an alternative should be provided by next year when all banks starts implementing it.

The problem we are facing now is because of oil and mismanagement. The global price keeps reducing, in fact nobody wants to buy our oil again and 90% of our revenue is based on oil. The current administration keeps talking about diversifying but I don't know the steps they are taking towards achieving that because we import almost everything.
All these monetary policies by CBN is just in the short run, Until something substantial is done, we will eventually have to devalue the naira, rebase(like your country) or we go into recession..

Long story Epistle according to Azonto...

oh I see... Thank you
I can feel you don't appreciate/agree to this policy.

we the outsiders will be on watch so better pray it goes very well with you on this your A1 policy oooo I will support you with fasting n prayer
such a lengthy epistle though Lolx
Ghana redenominated her cedis and it paved way for convenience else people carrying 'Nigeria must come' bags full of cedis to buy agege bread wouldn't be news .lol

shizzy7, my bbm is set but I can't find you
I miss you :-)

addey44:
Nigerian car number plates are not written like that.

okay

Opoki:
That's not Nigeria Plate number. Chk well, that's Gayna.

massa, why are you rejecting your own na

if the news was to be : the woman bags 1st class in economics at Oxford' would you have come here n type Ghana?
U damn sosuoges!
pele!

Bamz:
If usernames are anything to go by, I'd expected a more sensible and empathetic post from you...

gBAMZ!

shizzy7:
There is this new policy here concerning debit cards, some people have been protesting at CBN headquarters. One naira to a dollar is now 270 highest in 40 years, pounds is going haywire... so they could be suffering....

Things might come down after the holidays..

hmmmm, I bet only Nigerians understand this.

more questions---

do majority of the people like the policy?

how is the policy helpful in 9ja's economy?

How do Nigerians access their local accounts from other countries?


please answer me and pardon me for my ignorance on this policy

the guy who dey video be wicked ooo

he don enjoy the eyes and still want more for future usage!

He looks like the poster right below me though, are you twins

the guy who dey video be wicked ooo

he don enjoy the eyes and still want more for future usage!

He looks like the last poster on page 4 though, are you twins? pele

naturalmi:
For me the budget isn't fair at all! Any budget that doesn't allocate 18% or more to education is a sham. Just like the PDP, APC allocated just a megre 6% of budget to education. That's so little. Ordinary Ghana allocates 19% to education.

so what do you expect from ordinary APC of ordinary Nigeria

ROCK111:
arindin is dah nigeria plate number

mr arindin, I don't know ooo

hmmmm, sorry guys
shizzy7, please explain the Atm card brouhaha to me oooo

dainformant:
Don't know how true this story is but this has gone viral since it was shared online by a Facebook user. According to the poster, this woman based in London had been sending money home (Ghana) to her relatives to build house for her ..only for her to return home and discover that no piece of land was bought for her talk more of building a house in her name. She immediately turned mad after the incident paraded herself naked on the streets of Ghana -as bystanders videoed the incident. This reportedly happened on Sunday, December 20, 2015....Here are screenshots gotten from the video posted online.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.com/2015/12/woman-goes-mad-parades-herself-unclad.html

this can't be Ghana, check the number plate of the red car!
this resembles Nigeria . lol

Splazy:
hey Nigeria is gone..whats happening...today i went to
the bureau i exchanged 1 Ghana cedi for 50
Naira...thanks to our Economists...

GH₵ 1 = ₦ 52.04
₦52.0392 per Cedi
Tue, 22 December, 2015

Ghana serving as Standard for Nigeria since AD 320...lol


Btw, it's easier said than done-wode w'ano d) nnwer3 a, 3bi nnw) wo!

picsOR:
My response?
https://zikoko.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/12-1.jpg

maame dokunu lolx

Ednite:
VERRRRY DiSSSaPPPooInnnTeDDDDDDDD! I Don't know if i have to leave this forum
what shall i do?
captainswag225
AzontoGhost
robosky02
?

please don't go,QueenEdnite
l got lot of questions for you.
why are you disappointed anyway?
where have you been?
I miss you bunch !

shizzy7:
You don't want to show me your picture abi......
Post it on your d.p.

This shizzy7 eerhh lol
that will be for your eyes only so, try another alternative cos I dont do nairaland d.p. stuff
abi you don't want to send your digitz too

shizzy7:
I don't have access to the e-mail I registered with.... it's not mine...
Can't receive pms.

okay, pm me then?
your digits or your accessible email. .

shizzy7:
It's good for someone to always mind his or her business. You are asking a question and also answering it by yourself.
Don't be too sure, I'm telling you the fact I am wicked.
"beyond hide and seek" but you are a ghost or maybe a robot. Do the needful and show me that you are human being......

should i comment

anyway, check ur inbox

shizzy7:
I think the thick ones are called soup while the watery ones are called stew. I no sure oooo.
Maybe the watery ones are called soup in your country..

weird!
thick soup, watery stew

Multiple award winning filmmaker, Steven Spielberg has taken an
interesting look at African cinema, known as Nollywood, which is
believed to be the world’s second largest ‘film’ producer. According to the 3-time Academy Award winner, Nollywood is characterised by weak storylines and actors who are only good for posters.

Spielberg who recently wrapped shooting for ‘Escape From Boko
Haram’ described filming in parts of Nigeria as a challenge, especially in finding the right supporting cast for the terrorism drama, set for release on February 31, 2016.

In an Interview with the Nollywood Reporter, Spielberg said he only familiarised himself with Nollywood during the 2-month shoot in Nigeria.

“My casting director spoke highly of some Nollywood stars and I was forced to watch a few of their movies to familiarise myself with them before we even did our casting for ‘Escape From Boko Haram’. I then noticed that most of the movies are badly written and directed, often leaving me confused. I liked the way
they tell their stories but even my grandchildren tell better stories”
“When finally it was time for casting, the actors came for auditions like they had the roles already – such utter arrogance. Genevieve Nnaji came 3 hours late, yet she was the one that our casting director felt should play wife of President Obasanjo. ” “…just one second with Frank Artus and I knew he wasn’t good for any role in the movie or any thinkable movie for that matter. We went through several of Nigeria’s leading actors and frankly none of them was good enough. We ended up using many unknown faces for the supporting roles. The only popular Nigerian in the movie would be Segun Arinze, because of the striking resemblance he has with President Obasanjo.”

‘Escape From Boko Haram’, tells the chilling story of corruption and power struggle behind the infamous terror group.
It stars Morgan Freeman, Denzel Washington, Halle Berry, Nicole Kidman and Idris Elba.
The legendary filmmaker turned out to support his great friend George Lucas as the seventh Star Wars movie was finally unveiled to the world at a grandiose premiere in LA. The famed filmmaker, 68, was upstaged in the fashion stakes by longtime wife Kate Capshaw who wore an eclectic outfit that paired leather dungarees with a bolero jacket and a fedora hat.

source: www.bigspoofs.com/steven-spielberg-names-his-list-of-bad-actors-in-africa/

shizzy7:
It is vegetable soup and it's very medicinal. There are 2 types Efo riro and Efo Elegisi, I prefer the Latter.

alright, thanks

still confused though - what makes your soup different from your stew?

in Ghana, none of the pictures posted on this thread qualifies as soup oooo? :-P

shizzy7:
You only comment on Ghana threads and I think nairalanders have reduced the threads they open about your country just those that concerns us.
who tell you say I no fit fight you? You don't know that I'm wicked abi.....
With your type of judges, I think the case will eventually end up in the bin.

yeah, it's true. i rarely comment on non-Ghana threads.
why? I don't really know, perhaps I'm minding my business
You are not wicked! not at all
I'm even thinking we go beyond nairaland 'hide and seek', what do you say about that?
lol

hmmm our judges? leave them, we will surely remove all the bad nuts . the battle has already began!

dav8id:
Nope just visit at times..#My younger bro school there

oh o.k which school?

abat4real37:
End time church, as seen in ghana

run 4 your life!!!!!

shizzy7:
You seriously need EBA and Efo riro in your life. That's the best thing that will happen to you this Christmas...


Yummy Yummy

shizzy7, why do Nigerians call this soup

shizzy7:
I have been around but you are hardly on NL. I miss you too but I'm fighting with you now......
Your people kill our naija pikin.....

I'm always around too, though i don't comment much as I used to.
Her death is very unfortunate and I hope everyone connected to the lost of this beautiful soul is JAILED or ....!
I know you can't fight with me na
only the likes of pigmeat and co will do that

last bullet: Rip to the dear

dav8id:
At first i was thinking that the whole Ghana are Ashanti speaking

Dav8id, are you in Ghana?