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Airforce1:is that an achievement mtcheew inferiority complex |
this stupid she male self,,,i don't know ur problem....buhari appointed those who helped him,so wat ![]() ?he did wat he z supposed to do,but he should stop preaching about fighting corruption... |
cc lalasticlala |
@misstechy |
kellystech:bro enlighten me a lil |
phone gurus in the house pls which of this phones is better in aspect of battery durability,functionality and swag ![]() |
how much?and where z ur location?? |
op let this better be the truth else no one will ever take u serious on nairaland again.... |
lol...Diego Costa #10.....match ban.. cc lalasticlala |
ifymagik:see who z at nyanya |
i smell lies......with this pix u upload self,a real player will know that u no enter pitch. if we cant see a pishure of Peter rufai giving u the medal,can we see a pishure of Peter in the environment ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ? |
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friends4ever:are u done ![]() |
I only saw charly man... still looking for charly boy |
op may God bless u and ur family,i swear this ain't a propaganda, ,everything he wrote here z the truth,imolites have realized there mistake though......but what can we do ![]() lalasticlala Pls help us |
ChappyChase:mumu so the bodies looks like the are alive ![]() |
God save nigeria |
celebrity life... what do u expect ![]() efcc should also storm the location,no be only traders dey hol dollars |
celebrity life... what do u expect ![]() |
1st round raw=4mins
1st round with cd=8-9mins 2nd round raw=20-25mins 2nd round with cd=35mins |
see this fool o,,,when u been dey call GEJ clueless u no know say presdo deserves respect......children of duara dullard.... proudly 5%..... After the reggae play the blues... The blues... they loose... |
as expected |
I weep for my state......Rochas na G boy no Laptop |
SEPTEMBER 22, 2015 : IFEANYI ONUBA, ABUJA Leave a Comment The Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria on Tuesday warned that the country’s economy could slip into recession by next year if proactive steps were not taken by the Federal Government to revive key sectors of the economy. It also reduced the Cash Reserves Requirements for Banks from 31 per cent to 25 per cent as well as retained the Monetary Policy Rate at 13 per cent. The committee also retained the symmetric corridor of 200 basis points around the MPR; and left the Liquidity Ratio unchanged at 30 per cent. Addressing journalists shortly after the two-day meeting of the committee held at the CBN headquarters in Abuja, the CBN Governor, Mr Godwin Emefiele, noted that the economy had remained fragile owing to various factors. For instance, he said the country’s Gross Domestic Product Growth Rate recorded a slow growth in the second quarter of this year, making it the second consecutive less-than-expected performance for the current fiscal year. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, real GDP grew by 2.35 per cent in the second quarter of 2015, a significant decrease when compared with the 3.96 per cent and 6.54 per cent in the preceding quarter and corresponding period of 2014, respectively. Real GDP growth is projected by the NBS to stabilise at 2.63 per cent in 2015, compared with the 6.22 per cent recorded in 2014. The committee, according to the governor, however, noted that the impact of non-payment of salaries at the state and local government levels had led to reduction on consumer demand. He said while year-on-year headline inflation continued to trend upwards, demand pressure in the foreign exchange market remained significant as oil prices continued to decline. As a result of these developments, Emefiele said there were indications that some of the banking sector performance indicators could be stressed if these conditions worsen further. Specifically, he expressed worry that liquidity withdrawals following the implementation of the Treasury Single Account, elongation of the tenure of state governments loans as well as loans to the oil and gas sectors could aggravate liquidity conditions in banks and impair their financial intermediation role. These, he noted, could affect economic growth, unless some actions were immediately taken to ease liquidity conditions in the markets. He said, “The committee noted that the overall macroeconomic environment remained fragile. “The committee noted that liquidity withdrawals following the implementation of the TSA, elongation of the tenure of state government loans as well as loans to the oil and gas sectors could aggravate liquidity conditions in banks and impair their financial intermediation role, thus affecting economic growth, unless some actions were immediately taken to ease liquidity conditions in the markets. “Having seen two consecutive quarters of slow growth, the committee recognized that the economy could slip into recession in 2016 if proactive steps were not taken to revive growth in key sectors of the economy.” www.punchng.com/news/nigerias-economy-could-slip-into-recession-cbn-warns/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter cc lalasticlala |
who is now clueless ??rip to the dead |
G boy no laptop |
hungry herdsmen |
lol
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buhari's nightmare |
Airforce1:that's how sky b came out after making noise,he z now history... ur own case is different sef...no hit single nd u are making fuse.....mtchew |
president aladeen |
Airforce1:wetin concern u with my post,u should be more concerned with ur so called album,or studio never open by 10 ?? |
mtcheew inferiority complex