₦airaland Forum

WealthManagers:
Let's trade and kill the brokers open your chart and take trade don't trade blindly.

I am interested in joining your Watsapp group. I'm however bothered about the way you send the signals. The way you quote the signals means I will have to put aside everything I'm doing to watch the market reach the entry point. This is the aspect that gets me bothered, especially since I will be paying for it....and through the nose too.

wastedsperm:
ISLAM MUST CONQUER THE WORLD

Imagine them advocating peace and bloodshed at the same time. How do the two do together? It is like eating bread with okro soup.

Charlieubochi:
I work for a construction company in Port Harcourt owned by 2 Lebanese brothers. I work as one of the two Administrative staff. I was employed two years ago and the very first thing I noticed about the place was the care - free manner the Lebanese people smoke. They smoke all kinds of things openly in the office not minding the health implications on other staff. I also noticed the total lack of respect that those people have for us Nigerians. They told me stories of how they insult people, throw all kinds of objects at them and I even heard they physically fight them. I always thought it was funny and I never ever thought that I'll be a victim of such horrible, barbaric and slave-master attitude from these people. I am a BSc degree holder in accounting and I am being paid #30,000 plus I have to work on Saturdays too.


On Friday last week I requested for permission. I informed the workshop manager that my friend would be wedding the following day(Saturday). He said I should go directly to the MD of the company a dental request for permission myself. I said no, that nobody goes directly to him knowing his very bad attitude and lack of respect for everyone and besides he's the MD and shouldn't be bothered by such trivial issues.

So I proceeded to go to the wedding on that Saturday thinking my request had been granted or at the most I would be marked absent on that day. I returned to work on Monday and I was stopped at the gate. The security people said the MD told them not to let me in. When I asked why, they said it was because I didn't come to work on Saturday. I was so shocked. In any case I begged and pleaded but I was advised to go home and come back the following day (yesterday) and beg him to let me continue working. I went to the office early and waited for him to come and then I started begging him. The moment he saw me he started insulting me. He said I was useless and ungrateful. I kept on begging. He came close to me and gave me a hot slap on my left cheek. I never in my widest dream expected to be slapped by any person whether boss or not. I was so furious that it took God's grace not to beat him up. I knew if I beat him up I won't have a good case against him. So I insulted him and stormed out of the office. I reported the case at the police station. They invited him to make his statement and my dad (who doubles as my Lawyer) is handling the issue.

I am going to make sure he will never forget this experience. He would pay heavily for this and other crimes he has committed against innocent Nigerians. He was so shocked and I could see some fear in his eyes at the police station. He never expected anyone much less the very quiet boy who sits in a corner of his big company to drag him to police station and to sue him to court.

The Lebanese, Indians and Chinese are fond of maltreating we Nigerians. Even his Lawyer confessed that they see us as slaves in our own country which is a very terrible situation. Many Nigerians are afraid of standing up for their rights when these people treat them badly. I'm writing this long message to encourage people to always stand up for their rights and never let anyone or situation intimidate them. I would love to hear from anyone that has gone through similar situations before.

You were able to stand up for your right because you have access to free legal backing. How many Nigerians can afford to get a lawyer? How many?

issac08:
This story about Ecobank sacking 50 staff because the bank cannot stay afloat is so hollow… So, with those 50 staff laid off, the bank will stay afloat, right? Some journalists in Nigeria just think everybody is a fool…

The info said they were sacked because they collected huge salaries.

kayfra:
Buhahaha. Some people just don't get it.

Then explain it.

I doubt if this affects gotv.

kayfra:
No easy way out. Let's speak the truth. We effed up majorly, and this is beyond political ideology or ethnic identity.

Short term solution is to sell some of our oil assets to improve our reserves but the value is in the tank right now and which investor will like to deal with the situation in the Niger Delta with armed youths?

Another way is for the government is by debt. Float a bond and let Nigerians in diaspora invest. How will they convince most people with what we know? I think this is already in motion.

Hand of God solution which we can't control is for war to break out in the middle east and oilgoes back up.

The rest are very long term but we have a crisis to deal with.

The bolded got me thinking....and wishing....nothing personal; its just in our national interest.

chubhiee:
If Nigerians truly understand what's about to hit them, they either escape from that country or take to the streets as revolutionaries.

The clock ticks.

What will revolution achieve? Revolution against what? Against reduced oil price, abi?

If you ask me, I will say nigerians should be allowed to possess gun and defend themselves. Police and army are as useless as they come. Expecing protection from them is like expecting bubu not to travel up to 50 times before this year ends.

Pesuzok:
So if the naira is officially devaluated now, will it increase the value of the 50k? No, rather it will further reduce the value to 10k because there will be increase in the price of fuel and other products that their prices has not increased.

What I'm saying is that naira is already experiencing devaluation technically. All this insistence by the president not to devalue is mere hypocrisy and pretence. Nigerians are already spending devaluated naira.

Uspek:
This is a picture of a pure water factory i saw online, Am finding it difficult to believe it is real,but if it is then we've lost all as a society. Because "when wealth is lost nothing is lost, but when character is lost,then all is lost " . Money shouldn't make us lose our conscience.

Have you ever entered any pure water factory before? I doubt it.

Pure water factories usually have their floors tiled that way.

But the tile tends to tarnish after years of use.

Because you see tarnished white tiles on the floor does not make that place a toilet.

Did you see any water cistern/water closet installed there?

Or do you think it is only toilets that use white tiles on the floor?

Pesuzok:
I thought you used your head, a civil servant that is paid 50k naira per month, how much would he be paid after devaluation?

I doubt if you even have a brain at all. If you do, you will know that the 50k has already reduced in value to 30k. Go to the market to buy stuffs and you will understand better.