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Ibime:Na so we see am o. Person wey dey on top ventilator(allegedly) yet he's appointed as acting chairman. |
larride:I'm very much aware what retained earnings are. You are deliberately avoiding the main issue of his post. We are spending an amount almost equal to out retained earnings on Debt servicing alone. I.e an amount almost equal to our retained earnings is spent on debt servicing....And we are probably still going to borrow more money. Funny thing is most of these infrastructures are not visible, the ones that are their prices are inflated. An example is the set of fire fighting trucks Rauf Aregbesola took delivery and commissioned recently, those who looked the prices up online confirmed the quoted prices were seriously inflated by whoever was in charge of purchasing those vehicles. Even the latest models of the fire fighting trucks don't cost as much as dem Aregbe are claiming they got theirs. As for Apc and Ajimobi issue seems there are currently 2 different acting chairman as we speak sef. Seems the party is heading for implosion as a result if it's internal politics |
larride:Baba this Ur first line I think u may be right about the fall in oil price, but that pandemic excuse no follow. The pandemic wàhálà started affecting us at the end of first quarter/beginning of second quarter. I don't know why u think he does not understand the concept " Reatained Revenue" but I think we should be concerned if our retained earnings is almost the same as our Debt servicing costs. Especially when the loan principal is still on ground and not yet settled at all. By the way, what do u make of Appeal court's removal of Oshiomole as Apc national chairman and subsequent naming of Ajimobi as acting chairman; even though Ajimobi is rumored to be be currently Indisposed and fighting for us life due to COVID-19? |
nihilistjnr:We sha overcome, Fenibeso will accept our prayer and goat ![]() |
Futurejoy:Just follow the recipe I posted here https://www.nairaland.com/1122902/cook-kitchen-take-pictures-post/2013#88917046 |
Liposure:Thanks boss |
Pejudear:Thanks ![]() |
Ẹ̀gbọ́n dey read psalm ni sha ![]() |
Dyt:Thank u |
Spy360:Haaland is too expensive for a player we are hoping will transit from a prospective star boy to a stay boy in the distant future. We bought Pepe within that price range and he's yet to live up to the hype. Buying a 19 year old player that is coming from another league to the epl where he will have to adjust his game for 70million is not an investment but an unwise decision. I believe the decision makers at the Emitates won't give it a thought at all. |
So I decided to have eba today after a very long time( I seldom eat it tho;I prefer amala) eba + Ẹ̀fọ́ riro + eja kika
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Larride what do u think about this? Is this just an opposition figure wailing or we should be concerned?
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Spy360:I already pointed it out that if Auba must leave, then we should be thinking of getting an experienced striker that has proven himself to be one. We bought an experienced Auba and he has since been banging in goals for the team. If we want to challenge for anything other than Emirates cup, then we should be getting proven names. Buying a player like Haaland right now is a luxury and not a necessity. The rush for Haaland should be for Clubs like Barca, Madrid, man city, man utd etc who are financially buoyant and can always count their losses should such players flop. There's paucity of funds at Arsenal, we should be buying an inexperienced 19year old for 70million. |
Spy360:Did Sir Alex sell off his best only to sign a young C. Ronaldo? I stated it clearly in my post that selling Auba who is undoubtedly our best player only to replace him with a young and inexperienced Haaland makes no sense at all. I still stand by it. We would only go back to the days of dem Denilson, Alex Song, etc when we had young inexperienced players who couldn't win anything for years. A club that is serious will add players like Haaland to an experienced team and make him understudy big boys like Auba. It is the idea of selling Auba to get Haaland that turns the belly. How many young players become an instant success like Mbappe? Just imagine Barca sold Messi to get Dembele. Did |
Lunch : Village Rice + edikaikong + shaki PS: I didn't cook.
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raumdeuter: ![]() I hope there is a mother somewhere to drop |
Ibime:Na so we see am o. Make he sha become manure legend within 4 years o as he Don collect touch-and-go anointing |
I no wan hear say man utd no win next year's champions league ó. A young scummie youth player collected new pair of miracle legs at TB Joshua's Synagogue church. ![]() @afrodoc, Larride no need make Una buy any player ó https://www.instagram.com/tv/CBeJEaNFk1P/?igshid=oceql9b6ojd9 |
As it stands, the only thing he owes Ur family is greetings and maybe calls once in a while to check on them. Once he asks of their well being and dem no sick, babu wahala. Even Pharaoh no wicked reach Ur father. Someone who earns 70k per month, Ur father collected over 8 months equivalent of his salary from him as Ur bride price. It's nott even like u are a PHD holder and Ur dad feels he should get compensated for giving out in marriage the hand of a scholar: /future professor . ![]() See ehn, Ur husband does not owe Ur family anything like he rightly said, in fact he is entitled to every dish they will serve in Ur brother's wedding sef. He has paid in full. Make Ur papa go liquidate part of Ur bride price he invested in bit coin na ![]() |
raumdeuter:This is looking like a Morata with German passport doing his thing o |
Earlier today. I decided to change my source of protein a bit
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johnjunior39:Sell Ur club's current highest goal scorer who was last year's league highest goal scorer ( because u believe he is aging) only to replace him with a 19 year old that plays in a farmer's league and expect him to to lead the frontline? I no dey into this kind arrangement at all. Halland has only played for a short while in the Bendes-Ligor and he hasn't proven himself elsewhere. Signing him to replace Auba is a huge risk that shouldn't be taken at all. If Auba must be sold, then an experienced striker should be brought in to replace him |
larride:Bros if Àtiku's friends have proven track record of engaging in companies' transformation, have capable managers that have been involved in management of big conglomerate on their payroll, etc....I don't see why the company should not be sold to them. If most of the companies some of them.have touched are still standing and declaring profit year in year out, then why not? We all know the problem in the power sector is multifaceted. It's not just the discos that are the problem, we have old and rusty transmission lines( some as old as 40 years), the shortage of gas supply etc.... By the way, since the privatization of NEPA, PHCN despite the many challenges that comes with unbundling one big government corporation and dividing them into GENCOS,DISCOS, TCN etc...we've seen some improvements that weren't visible while we had the inefficient NEPA. About two months ago I finally got a prepaid meter that now puts me in charge of determining how much electricity I consume as against the old habit of estimate billing they do in the past.( Though not everybody has one yet, but at least they are driving it to ensure more people have access to it ) The point I'm trying to make is there is at least some level of accountability in the private sector. Even if u try to mess up, an independent auditor report will find u out and u will take the fall for Ur actions. Look at Bunmi Oni the once celebrated MD/CEO of Cardbury. Despite his company doing well and he being referenced as one big role model for those in the corporate world, the moment a PWC report confirmed he had been overstating profit as much as 13 billion, he was disgraced and shown the way out. The company still stands today servicing their clientele after washing their hands off him. The owners of the company at least made sure he didn't drag the company down with him. |
donjazet:But some oyinbo also practice this; I think they call it bestiality. Yes; they have a porn category for it sef ![]() |
larride:Bros forget. There are several private companies doing handsomely well without any government backed monopoly. We've seen how telecommunications companies have done really well compared tí what we had with nitel back then. They deliver service, get paid for the service and post good profit for their shareholders. You see those companies u are willing to mention that were sold by government to private establishments and didn't post profit are mostly those sold to politicians and their friends. I can bet u Dangote refinery will start production,will be posting profit in the long run and years after Kaduna refinery will be under renovation and still be posting loss by incurring billions of naira in Admin expenses. It makes absolutely no sense pumping money into the refineries when it's not making any money. Talking about NNPC requiring little tweak to start making profit should not even be happening because even when the tweak is done the organization will still not be making as much profit as it ought to because of how government handles things |
larride:When will this be? I think its best they sell off those refineries. Our government has been known to be bad managers of business for years now. I don't even think the optimum profitability of the refinery can ever be realized under any Nigerian government. |
afrodoc:That one has been under renovation since I was in primary school. By God's grace it is still under renovation ![]() |
wman:More like the company/corporation is only in existence to pay salaries. That's the kind of nonsense that happens in this country. |
MaziAlaye:Honestly! How can a company not be making money and yet they are allowed to pay huge amounts as salaries, feeding fat at the expense of tax payers money. Taking away all political sentiments, the whole NNPC and its subsidiaries should be sold off. It is normal in private sector to sell off any division of business that is not reasonably contributing to the bottom line |
If u studied accounting / finance forget that rubbish they taught u in class ; In Nigeria a profit making company can have 39billion naira admin expenses and 0 Revenue . Kaduna Refinery final accounts for the year 2018 is here to prove that E shock u? E shock me too
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Ibime:oLIVER de coque ![]() Liver full ground like sand |
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Someone who earns 70k per month, Ur father collected over 8 months equivalent of his salary from him as Ur bride price. It's nott even like u are a PHD holder and Ur dad feels he should get compensated for giving out in marriage the hand of a scholar: /future professor . 