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I've tried not to meddle in this arguement, but my mind would not allow me. "The fact that the crown does not fit a King cannot stop others from wearing the crown"..When you are determined and persevere in whatever you do, the sky will be your limit. With $1000 accout, the normal lot size is 1pip=$1. You all can bear witness that there are traders that make average of 300pips/week wether good or bad (remember that the Oil traders make average of 700pips/week, here ask Oga Natruetalk). This is equal to 1200pips/month=$1200. When u add ur profit to ur initial capital, u get $2200 after first month of trading out of this u pay urself salary of $500 which even a womanizer in naija cannot consume before the end of the month knowing fully well that he has a target. Tell me, what else do we need to make life out of this biz with the equity? Knowing fully well dat ur lot size increases with increase in ur equity at average of 1200pips/month. Peace. |
@drpips, happy new year in advance. Just to remind u to start dusting d key to osher us to 2015 as u did dis year since d batton is still under ur custody, peace. |
Chemical2:have u 4gotten that the numerical strenght they are boasting of is me and u who are non indegenes dwelling in d North. If u think that me and my family will vote for Buhari just because we are living in d North, u need to wake up. |
TheShootist:Yah. |
wirinet:If i call you "ODE" it will look as if i didn't enjoy my Xmas at all, meanwhile it is always good to ask question whenever you are confused. It is very very possible. My Kid brother a Lecturer at Federal polytechnic Bida and at the same time ran his Masters degree in Unilorin, which he has completed successfully. |
jinhurooftile:Hello, can you send me a letter of invitation so that i can come and see your Company and as well search for other businesses that i can do with you people? I am based in Owerri. Compliment of the season. |
exxell:Oga i am sorry to disappoint you, Rochas has successfully settled all the workers in Imo State, Unless you are not referring to Rochas the governor of Imo State. |
Wishing the house a pleasant Xmas celebration and a prosperous new year filled with extravagant pips in advance........."FX IS SWEET"....
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Which area, Up Lagos, Down School/Amaokpala area or front gate? Dis should help me know what to say cos i operated a video casette rental biz when i was a student, mid 2000. |
Prodeegee:so for your village 13yr old girl dey write SSCE? |
natruetalk:Thanks. |
natruetalk:Boss, when is the Bolded coming out? |
Oladg2:Not seen please resend. |
benpuzzy:Too much time wasting, closed at BE. Lets face Oil and USDCAD |
omejeo:Enjoy while it last |
benpuzzy:Trade closed @-24pips and sold at the same time |
benpuzzy:Sold with everything that i have
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benpuzzy:Oil sell loading.................... |
omejeo:I will join you soon |
EURUSD loading for some Pips......"FX IS SWEET"
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We got married late last year after 3 months courtship. I saw her in a dream before I met her physically so I was sure that it was all God. To the glory of God we have a very handsome son that is less than a month. To say I regret that move is an understatement. I have been praying for her to cheat on me. I went to even do a DNA test on our son but result affirms I am the father. She just orritates me as she lacks talking manners, she is a spendthrift,cannot think on her own, very dependent on others inshort she is spoilt in all ramifications. She is nt even pretty and I wonder what the hell i was thinking when I proposed to her. To tell you how much I loathe her, I refused sending her abroad for the delivery of our son in the hope that she may die during child birth since she have very low tolerance for pain (God forgive me). But as it turned out, my desire was not granted. I am really tired of the marriage as I just loathe her the more on a daily basis. I cheat on her with reckless abandon and really don't care if I am caught. I really need advise on what to do. I must admit she is putting in a lot of efforts to please me and she adores me but sometimes I am so irritated that I just want to hop into a plane and jet off to another continent and never return. I have even thought of arranging a lady to claim we have a child together so that my wife will divorce me. Please, if you have a good idea, do let me know.If it were another person, i would have given an advice but for the fact that you are o Forex trader like me, i will say nothing because i discovered that you are under the influence of PIPS. |
iheanyiebeneze:when is this Massacre taking place because i have just sold USDCAD. Mean while, i just bought Gold at the market price, lets see how it goes
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barcanista:Read the speech of Uwazurike, "if it were before the Nigerian security will clamp on them, but now the story has changed as Nigeria Governnent has fully realised that Biafra has come to stay". |
For those who thought the crisis that rocked the headquarters of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB) in Okwe, Onuimo Local Government Area of Imo State has broken and weakened the organisation, they may after all be wrong as proved on December 10. Many had thought that MASSOB had been hit so hard by the crisis and its members disintegrated and dispersed, which raised fear that the Ojukwu Memorial Day observed by the group would be greeted with low turnout. But on December 10, the rescheduled memorial day for the late Igbo leader, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, members of the group took over Owerri by storm, especially the New Owerri axis where the Ojukwu Memorial International Library and Convention Centre is located. Most of the members of the group in Biafran camouflage and T-shirts were in high spirits as they took positions, sector by sector, in canopies mounted outside the Ojukwu Library regaling and dancing to tunes from the musical groups that came with them. They were waiting for the arrival of Ojukwu’s widow and Nigeria’s Ambassador to Spain, Iyom Bianca Ojukwu on whose instance Ojukwu’s memorial date of this year was shifted from November 26 to December 10 to enable her attend. By 2:15p.m; Bianca arrived at the venue and was received by the leader of MASSOB, Chief Ralph Uwazuruike, who took her round the library to greet thousands of MASSOB members who sat state by state, zone by zone, making them to erupt in thunderous cheers as some of them surged forward to greet Ojukwu’s widow. Soon, the event began with Archbishop Chukwuereka Iheanacho who came from Lagos leading in the opening prayers laced with words of advice for the Igbo. He thanked the MASSOB members, their leader Uwazuruike, Eze Nri, Obidiegwu Onyesoh, Iyom Bianca for keeping alive the Ojukwu memories. The archbishop noted that the day was significant to the Igbo man, praying that God should bless Ndigbo, Biafra, Nigeria and Africa in general. He lamented that Nigeria is now in a precarious condition like when the Israelites left Egypt and got to the Red Sea, saying that the country only requires prayers. “In the 60s Nigeria was pregnant and it delivered the civil war, Nigeria is now pregnant with corruption and may deliver crisis; therefore, we need to pray for God to deliver our people,” he said. The archbishop said that he had come to Owerri to celebrate the great man of valour Ojukwu, saying that he has two mentors, God and Ojukwu, who, he said, “was consistent with the aspiration of our people.” The cleric said that Ojukwu showed the Igbo man that a man could be consistent with his dreams. Also speaking, Ambassador Bianca expressed happiness that the Ojukwu Memorial Library was also completed. She thanked the MASSOB leader and the Biafran war veterans who have sacrificed to ensure that the project is completed for their tenacity of purpose. She, however, frowned at the way some politicians have been using the name of her late husband to enrich themselves while the same people have not done anything to immortalise him except what Uwazuruike, his adopted son was doing. Her words: “I want to thank Chief Uwazuruike and the war veterans who have continued to remember Ojukwu every year by organizing a memorial anniversary for him. But those who have used the name of Ojukwu to win political offices and even those who have set up companies using his name have done nothing to remember him”. Bianca also enjoined the MASSOB members not to allow external forces to cause them to disintegrate or break their ranks for the selfish interest of those people. When Biance arrived at the home of Uwazuruike, she was amazed by the main door of the MASSOB leader which had a large picture of Ojukwu on the door, making her to tarry awhile at the door in order to raise praises for her late husband. Also speaking, the Eze Nri, His Royal Majesty Obidiegwu Onyesoh, who led other traditional rulers to the event, said he had attended the anniversary because of the respect and honour he has always accorded to Dim Ojukwu while he was alive. He commended Chief Uwazuruike for keeping the memorial of Ojukwu in the consciousness of Ndigbo by organizing the anniversary of his passage every year. The traditional ruler of the Nri Ancient Kingdom pointed out that Uwazuruike has not only deemed it necessary to continue to celebrate the late revered Igbo leader but has gone a step further by erecting a befitting Library and Convention Centre in his name. The royal father also lamented the continued marginalization of the South-East in the scheme of things in the country and insisted that the South-East must be given an additional state at least to assuage the region’s structural marginalization. Hear him: “We South-East is marginalized today because of the injustice in the land and I am saying that the South-East must be given another state at least to redress the structural marginalization. Our people in government must see to it that it is done. “I want our people to emulate the life Dim Ojukwu who scarified all he had for Ndigbo and that is why we are here today to honour his memorial as a great son of Ndigbo whose only thought and action was how to liberate the people from oppression and marginalization”. Similarly, Dr Dozie Ikedife, erstwhile President -General of the apex Igbo cultural organization, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, said that the late Ojukwu remained the spirit of the Biafran struggle and as long as the spirit of Ojukwu was with the Igbo people the Biafra state would come to fruition one day. “The state of Biafra will come to fruition because the spirit of Ojukwu is with the people. But this time we are not going to fight another war, what we are going to use now is wisdom because the case of Biafra in still in the court and we are going to be victorious, but Ndigbo should love one another as Ojukwu had loved Ndigbo,” he advised. Also, Reverend Samuel Aniebo who came from Lagos to attend the memorial ceremony said that though the Ikemba Nnewi had left the physical world, he is still alive because his spirit has continued to live among the Igbo people. “Even though our revered and beloved leader has departed this physical world he is still alive because his spirit still lives among the people that is the reason you see this mammoth crowd of people who have abandoned their various businesses just to come to in order to honour the memory of the man who had sacrificed his father’s wealth, personal comfort to fight their cause,” he said. He maintained that Ndigbo would be free in no distant future, pointing out that “if East Timor with a population of just 150,000 and Montenegro which has a population of 800,000 is free then Ndigbo with a population of about 70 million will definitely be free.” One of the Biafra war veterans, Chijioke Nnam, a 67-year-old man from Abakiliki, Ebonyi State, said that he has continued to attend the memorial of Ojukwu, saying that if not for him Ndigbo would have been wiped out during the civil war which was imposed on the East by Nigeria. The war veteran maintained that he would ever remain grateful to the late Dim Ojukwu for his sacrifice to Ndigbo, pointing out that other veterans who attended the event did so to honour his memory. He also thanked Chief Uwazuruike for keeping the flag of Biafra flying. In his speech, the leader of MASSOB, Chief Uwazuruike said that “Ojukwu brought Biafra,” promising that “Biafra would never die.” He pointed out that before this time when Biafra was mentioned “the Nigerian security agents would clamp down on us but today that era has passed.” Uwazuruike said: “Today, the Federal Government has come to the reality that Biafra has come to stay because of the sacrifice that we have made towards the realization of the state of Biafra.”
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We wish you world merry chrismas
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natruetalk:The price is at your eyeing Zone, if this one hour Candle closes bearish, i will join you.
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benpuzzy:I couldn't give update on this trade yesterday because of some circumstances beyond my control. Closed trade @ -20pip and ported to sell yesterday. trade now at +230pips, +131pips and +''''''''' Oil buy activated at the moment, i cant upload chart cos of some network itches...."FX IS SWEET"
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benpuzzy:I couldn't give update on this trade yesterday because of some circumstances beyond my control. Closed trade @ -20pip and ported to sell yesterday. trade now at +230pips |
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