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stockbull: you will need domicilary account with nigeria bank here.
You will open account with foreign broker registered on the US exchange e.g tdameritrade
you will need an attorney in some of the broker,your bank statement of account. Tax form e.g w8-ben , and other few things but the problem now is that CBN pose a bitter face towards wire transfer and other forms of sending money abroad as they want to control money in our circulation and fight money laundering.
When back, i would check the necessary document you need from my file as am not around now.

pompori king: *singing* daddy oooh daddy when daddy go on journey somebody enta for daddy house he slip for momi bed momi push person person push momi small time momi fall yakata 4 bed
They con dey do kerewa kerewa kerewa kerewa

Q5. Demand and supplu equation are 2P2+Q2=11 and p+2q=7. Find the equilibriu price and quantity when p stand for price and Q for quantity.

Q4. If #1000 000 was deposited in a bank on 1st April 2013, what would it amount on 1st April 2033 if the compound interest at 3% per annum was allowed.

Q3. To accumulate a fund for his daughter's higher education, a man invests a sum of #1000 on the daughter's first birthday and an equal amount on each of her subsequent's birthdays if the interest is compounded semi annually at the rate of 6% per annum, find the amount accumulated jst after the investment has been made on the 18th birthday?

shymexx: The books you listed focused on European history - no one wants to hear about African history... Most people of other races in the West have never heard about some of our revered writers... You may check the GuardianUK about the page dedicated to Chinua Achebe's death in the CIF section... it has only 19 comments and most of the people who posted comments there are Africans... Heck, a redneck also posted an ignorant comment on there, but thank God Daniel Waweru was there to call him out for his stupidity...

I honestly don't think there's a market out there for it...

tellwisdom: I hope you no go begin reason my wife after some sips?? ..I knw be tiwa oo

shymexx: Opinions are like ar.seholes, everyone is entitled to one... I believe the Senegalese people would also say the same about Chiekh Anta Diop... and Yoruba people believe Wole Soyinka is the greatest black writer ever... You don't need to argue it, just let it slide... At the end of the day, their body of work, their awards, and how their works stand the test of time will judge who the best is when it's all said and done...

shymexx: Bwahahahahahaha - your hands are clean till she comes to your house with a baby... Don't worry, I'll ask the "oga at the top" and let you know if he wants you to proceed with the adventurism or not...

I honestly don't think most of them are ashamed of our history, they're just either lazy, or don't think the public wants to know about our pre-colonial days... Cash rules everything and how many Africans want to buy a book that talks about the achievements or lack thereof of their ancestors We've all been brainwashed to believe life started when the first white man came to Africa - telling them otherwise would you seem disconnected from their own reality...

Most of them people who tried that in the past died wretched and broke... However, the few of us who appreciate the time they dedicated to giving us those wonderful stories of the old Africa will never forget about their sacrifice(s)..

Roland17: Nne!!! i am not seeking consensus from anyone...this is an opinion i am entitled to, that i why i used "I BELIEVE"

tellwisdom: He's a suspect for now, but has not been proven guilty.
No amount of advice can help him, till he purges himself. I wasn't there to know if you did it or not; and i can't tell you to act like a RAMBO to justify yourself befre these people *Reaches out to my palmwine*

Roland17: Albert Chinualumogu Achebe, the greatest Writer Africa has ever produced!!!! like it or hate it!!!!

shymexx: Fixed @the bolded... Just messing about...

That's how women are, once you engage them, they start getting attracted to you... Women love strong men who can put it down lol... Bro, you need to take her on a long strip and do your thing...#LowestKey

I'm not really into both Wole Sotinka and Chinua Achebe's books, to be honest... Probably, read a few books from the both of them - and a few other books by other Nigerian literary giants like: Chimamanda and Okri... Not really a fan of fiction - I prefer books that deals African history with archaeological evidence(s)...

I'm kind of Afrocentric and my scholarship deals pre-colonial books - but most Nigerian writers are post-colonial writers..

shymexx: Alright bro, we need to get back to "judging" these women..

I see you're a novel-head - I'll like to know your opinions on this thread: https://www.nairaland.com/1233918/nigerias-next-nobel-laureate-literature

Ivynwa: We indeed lost a gem, my brother.

tellwsdom: Ok ..I don hear

dayokanu: Cocoa house
First stadium
First television station
Obafemi Awolowo University
The best run civil service
A legacy that all Yorubas are proud of even till today something that can't be said of some of their contemporary

Ivynwa: You mean that you wrote this----



If you are the writer.

It's a good work, you brought the fiction in Achebe's book to life for the second time after Achebe first made them come alive with words.

shymexx: Bro, please don't derail the thread...

Check my siggy, the man you're trying to denigrate was an Ijebu man - and we Ijebus always ride for one another...

Ivynwa: The great poem, my brother.

Ivynwa: Who wrote that?
Do they want us to cry more reading that, it is lovely but too heart rending for this moment.

I remember the vanquishing of Amalinze the Cat
I remember the hunt for the source of the ogbanje in Ezinne
I remember i cried when Ikemefuna was killed and Okonkwo the man with a spring in his step had to be exiled

I remember he looked on his mother's family with disdain though they accommodated him
I remember that when a boy washes his hands, he can eat with the elders
I remember the tale of the bed that learnt to fly without landing as men have learned to shoot without missing

I remember the irreversible progress of colonialism and subsequent loss of our traditional values
I remember Okonko's first son dropping his name for Isaac
I remenber Okonkwo leaving in shame for the world he lost

Things fall apart and the centre cannot hold
Mere anarchy is loose on the land


Live forever, great pensman.. You did your part