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Liers everywhere you go like Mtn. Seriously, I have the brown color of same ferragamo salvatore Florence that costs me $385 some years back. Mine is not horse whip laced. |
The problem there is not about Yoruba or Igbo. It the Igbo property developer against shops owners. They both hire tugs to settle the scores. That's the fact of the matter |
grandstar:How do you insulate the economy in this environment? What are the injectectable practices that should occur under a mono-resource economy when faced with decline in foreign savings earnings comparative to export earnings. You open to all sort of declines if your productivity level is not enhance to reducing your dependency. A million devaluation can't stop dependency of easy rent money - oil. I'm not saying devaluation is bad but, you must take into congnisance the economic instrument that affect substituting goods and services e.g agriculture imports |
Getting education is not necessarily that you should be a university graduate. Look around you, get informative sources: Internet, news, international social and economic news. It will greatly enhance your knowledge. Stop forming local champion. Probably, you are operating in a box and thinks the world revolves around your local knowledge There's some much to learn out there. Broaden your horizon. Wisdom is not your inheritance. There were people who were wiser than Methusellah. |
grandstar:My guess is you are still a student who's learning the basics. I'm in the real world where theory is applied to daily occurrences. The stage you are, I had done almost 30 years ago. In short, I'm a realist. I practicalize the economic challenges daily; I'm not a learner. |
grandstar:There also no empirical prove that devaluation will solve the problem. It's just a matching valuation of certain figure to a stated figure. It won't increase the reserve. Non essential importers are still going to demand for more dollars even at $1 to N1000. Nigeria, as it is now, can't sustain the import of everything. Canada do not use the same economic system as Nigeria. They are used to that type of economic determinant, where the controlling factor is free; per se, demand and supply in common language What would you do over a time if you want to stop going miles to a friend to borrow a plate to put your food in other to eat? |
CandiceJay:You are finding it very hard to comprehend what ignorance means; that's is your bane. There was no suggestion in what I wrote that says people should not complain. When you curse, as most of them often do, you are inveriably showing your ignorance of what is going on globaly. Buhari or any president for that matter, would never wish hardship on his citizenry. Read to comprehend; show that you grasp the discourse or just give your own opinion. Your conscience can't be as regenerated as mine. I've seen more than you've ever seen or witness. |
It a pity most of you guys are ignorant of what is obtainable in international currency and the economic downturn facing all oil exporting countries. Two years ago, $1 Canadian dollar was $1.18 US dollars. Currently, it's $1.45 to $1 US dollars. Every commodity has since double in price atleast, in Toronto. So sad that some of you are ignorant or perphabs full of hatred. I wonder who suffer most when you continue to wish evil on your government. Suffice to say this is even common amongst the poor, unemployable, tribalist |
Whats the engine: 2.0L or 2.4L Then, you'll need the vin number date of Manufacture |
johnseno:No wonder i forwarded your MTN i test at to the guy for the 06 Jeep Liberty and he said you are not available |
Omenkata:The way you young guys think is abysmal. From experience, majority of workers in that market would be Igbos who are plying their trade in phones and computers; just like they do in Lagos. This same thing could happen anywhere under a different circumstance. If previous government have provided a little support for the teeming youths, it won`t be this bad. |
eastermaris:If you need the ES 300, 2000 to 2001, there's one on ground in Lagos Price is N1,200,000 |
It appears you are selling another building that looks exactly what Linda said she bought. Please, enlighten us. I personally believe there's no difference from this building and that of linda |
This is the problem with majority of Nigerians. They leave what is substance to converse on things that's irrelevant. These people have been milking you dry from time long ago and some are so foolish, logically dysfunctional and agrarian. There was a court suit between Oba Otudeko (as Econet investor) and Wale Tinubu ( obviously fronting for Jagaban, obviously, Lagos state share was sold to Wale Tinubu) for selling Econet without proper guidelines. In submission, Ibori, Attah, Jagaban are all complicit. |
kayor62:Do you understand his opinion at all? Pilgrimage, of whatever form, is a personal obligation. Why should government, for any reason, sponsor a personal religious obligation. It doesn't make sense that some people should be sponsored with others tax money to follow their religious tenet. |
Purely an insider leak job. |
I'm certain of one thing: the moon, sun and the cloud over Nigeria Shall run it's course and in due season under this administration. A quick fix is not always the best; carefulness and deliberate change of direction makes a whole lot of things worth while. We are on the right path. |
Na waaa oooo Kids of today are being hoodwink to believe everything from these useless politicians; most of them. What's the relevancy of the statement credited to Oshiomole to what he said about the former president failures in allowing thieves to loot the country dry. I just don't understand why you kids allow these useless people to divert your attention from the real issue of nation building. Oshiomole made a political statement based on election and qualified it with "when" The other assertion was that the former president allowed impunity to trive. Was that a lie! |
salam1:It's absurd, what you write up there. The land belong to which tribe: Berom or Fulani? Let them move back to their own land and stop attacking their host what makes sense in how some of you guys think, beats me. All because of religion, perhaps. The root cause is Fulanis invaded another mans land. Skinena |
See, what i said on the phone with you. How can someone says he buys a 99 Camry for N650,000 and it's not stolen. Even if you buy a severe damaged vehicle fr0m Canada or USA, is the car going to fly to Nigeria without incurring any costs. @tonero230, things dont work like that oooo. fill in the gap yourself: Buy 99 Camry: Auction fees: Towing: Shipping: Duty in 9ja: just these alone without profit and duty, will run you to minimum of $1,800 USD |
johnseno:Is the action going to make the duty increase or decrease? Pls, explain what you mean by "back to normal as it was before" |
i have one with the gear complete will arrive by 19 on a container if you can wait that long if you can't, call this number:0803 301 8937 |
FastShipping:Suddenly, the op is now a ghost I wonder why they do all these things they do. At the end of the day, you die with nothing Why would anyone want to steal from another poor man. |
shockwave:Do you reside in the GTA area? Toronto, Mississauga, Markham etc If you do, let me know here and i'll tell you what to do when we meet |
shockwave:Roro from Toronto or Montreal, Canada is very expensive. Share a container with someone |
lalasticlala:He`s no longer FFK He`s FOK (fuk) |
oliverjiad:Loaded in the cars Only the fridge and 4 bikes are in the container |
MSC CONTAINER 99 TOYOTA SIENNA 03 TOYOTA SIENNA 00 HONDA ACCORD 05 TOYOTA CAMRY 50 CARTONS COOKING OIL SOME BICYCLES - 8 A FRIDGE |
gabrielmotors:. |
FastShipping:Fear! A ghostly price. It screams SCAM. OR ...a typo |
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How long has he been doing this trailer truck/driver thing? It's all a scam to defraud the FG. He was going to use this to ask for import waiver. The waiver that NOI gives arbitrarily and costs Nigeria TRILLIONS of Naira. |
