Politics › Re: Nigeria Respond To J.P. Morgan’s Announcement On GBI-EM Index by CSTR2: 10:34am On Sep 09, 2015 |
ibedun: You are definitely an idiat. You want our people to remain enslaved to western interests. If you dont understand what is at stake why not shut up?
Your own case pass redemption. You are a fool. When your president went to the US and chatam house, you were chalking it up to good governance. Nations more civilized and far developed than Nigeria are tettered to the so-called western interests. Now that your president is wrecking the economy, you want to hide it under the veil of anti-western interest that make islamists and illiterates like you to hallucinate. See his mouth like western interest. |
Politics › Re: “Appointment Of More Northerners” – Buhari Finally Opens Up by CSTR2: 10:27am On Sep 09, 2015 |
GOATandYAMtheory: Dedication! Bullshitt. Party or buhari loyalty will not save the economy or develop Nigeria. |
Politics › Re: “Appointment Of More Northerners” – Buhari Finally Opens Up by CSTR2: 10:25am On Sep 09, 2015 |
Demmocrats: Because they are more credible and honest tribe in Nigeria
Sai Buhari You have no brain. |
Politics › Re: FG Responds To JP Morgan Delisting Of Nigeria From Bond Index by CSTR2: 10:24am On Sep 09, 2015 |
seunmsg: JP Morgan should go to hell with their bond listing. We can't continue to hurt our local currency because we want to meet their listing conditions. The crash of crude oil price is seriously affecting our economy and they want us to do nothing to protect our naira.
Beside, Nigeria's financial sector is big enough to maintain the trade of FG's bond. I am sure the Nigerian economy is better than Thailand, malaysia and singapore, who are soaring in the J.P morgan listings and would do anything to remain there. Zombie. |
Politics › Re: FG Responds To JP Morgan Delisting Of Nigeria From Bond Index by CSTR2: 10:22am On Sep 09, 2015 |
In four years time, we will gauge the extent of economic damage this govt will have inflicted on this country. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Respond To J.P. Morgan’s Announcement On GBI-EM Index by CSTR2: 10:19am On Sep 09, 2015 |
In four years time, we will gauge the damage this govt will have inflicted on the struggling economy. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Respond To J.P. Morgan’s Announcement On GBI-EM Index by CSTR2: 10:17am On Sep 09, 2015 |
Idiotts. Go and tell them to respect buhari's body language. |
Politics › Re: ECONOMIC DISASTER!! Nigeria Kicked Out Of Bond Index by CSTR2: 7:46am On Sep 09, 2015 |
Ofcourse, you won't see the usual buhari fanatics here. They are somewhere else masturbating to buhari. |
Politics › Re: ECONOMIC DISASTER!! Nigeria Kicked Out Of Bond Index by CSTR2: 7:34am On Sep 09, 2015 |
udemzyudex: see the way you dey reason?
Na like this you be 16yrs ago?
So you wan give APC 16yrs too to do their own trial and error too abi?
Anyway maybe na for your own country and not this one.. They want another 16years of trial and failure for the APC just like the PDP was a collosal failure until jonathan came and brought a little bit of optimism. And they insult biafrans for not wanting to share that same dark future with them. |
Politics › Re: ECONOMIC DISASTER!! Nigeria Kicked Out Of Bond Index by CSTR2: 7:29am On Sep 09, 2015 |
WombRaiders: How the expect a despotic tyrannical semi illiterate bigoted goat at 40 to change in his 70's still beats my imagination.
Everything we warned them of is coming to pass. It is just sad. This is the same country that was the toast of j.p morgan last year. The same country that was attracting foreign investments near the scale of china just last year. Many international agencies and countries were actually getting very optimistic and some like south africa were very fearful that Nigeria may have finally gotten her economic potential activated. How did the hell did we get back here? |
Politics › Re: ECONOMIC DISASTER!! Nigeria Kicked Out Of Bond Index by CSTR2: 7:22am On Sep 09, 2015 |
citizenisb: "Nigeria's inclusion in the GBI-EM index was generally seen as a big step forward in its integration into global financial markets, opening the market to new investment and raising its profile worldwide. That will now be reversed," said Alan Cameron, an economist at Exotix.
With Nigeria's removal, countries such as Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand have increased their weight by more 25 basis points as of Aug. 31, JP Morgan said in the note.
Foreign holdings of Nigerian government bonds stood below $2.75 billion, said Samir Gadio, the head of Africa strategy at Standard Chartered Bank. They had been around $8 billion in September 2014.
"This will initially trigger excess volatility in the market as exiting offshore accounts and onshore investors may push yields higher," Gadio said. "A potential exclusion from the GBI-EM indices would make it more difficult to attract foreign portfolio flows in the future as Nigeria will need to rebuild its market credentials." (Editing by Larry King and Steve Orlofsky) Malaysia, indonesia,and thailand. I am sure would be licking their lips right now. A promising competitor kicked out. They'd probably be wondering what the hell happened. Well, buhari happened. |
Politics › Re: ECONOMIC DISASTER!! Nigeria Kicked Out Of Bond Index by CSTR2: 7:12am On Sep 09, 2015 |
The monster of 1984 is back. The harbinger of reccession . A developing country starving for investments with no identifiable economic policy, no minister of finance, no minister of trade. All the identifiable gains made by the jonathan economic team are being eroded. Probes and rumours of probes which is what this govt has spent the bulk of its time doing will not put food on the table of the common man. |
Romance › Re: Woman Applies ‘make Up’ On Her Face Before Accepting Her Man’s Proposal (photos) by CSTR2: 5:46am On Sep 09, 2015 |
That guy is embarrassing. A classical case of lack of self esteem. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Sliding Into Dictatorship – PDP Governors by CSTR2: 5:43pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
Jwhizzy: If the outcome of democracy is what we saw in the last 16years, maybe what Nigeria needs is a dictator with an iron fist, the fear of God and good intentions. And the chance of that happening in africa is 0%. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Sliding Into Dictatorship – PDP Governors by CSTR2: 5:43pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
[quote author=oluwaSmith1 post=37804004][/quote]You no get respect sha. If you see me for real life you go fit talk like this? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Sliding Into Dictatorship – PDP Governors by CSTR2: 5:14pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
oluwaSmith1: Really? you don buy data abi Are you alright? What god forsaken crevice did you crawl out from? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Sliding Into Dictatorship – PDP Governors by CSTR2: 4:41pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
Who cares? The country is a shitthole anyway. Of course, you wouldn't expect someone like buhari to be anything but a dictator. |
Politics › Re: Ben Murray-bruce: Of Ethiopian Airlines, Cut Off Marks And Patriotism by CSTR2: 3:15pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
I am sure any sensible person knows those buhari northern appointees are not anywhere near the best this country can produce. |
Politics › Re: PDP Governors Visit Goodluck Jonathan At His Otuoke Residence ...photos by CSTR2: 3:06pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
Very much likeable than buhari. Unfortunately, Nigeria is a very disfunctional country. |
Politics › Re: How Katsina Governor, Scammed Buhari To Get N11 Bn Bailout - Premium Times by CSTR2: 2:57pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
who cares? I have come to expect anything from this govt. |
Politics › Re: 1949 - Nnamdi Azikiwe's Speech To Ibo People by CSTR2: 12:10pm On Sep 08, 2015 |
Jaideyone: cow you refused to reply mentions since I bursted your bubble and schooled you earlier. cowards don't establish an empire. yorubas had empires before the white man came. what did Igbos have? ibos were busy chasing bush meat and dancing round a fire unclad. I refuse to reply you because your source was bogus. Wikipedia is not a credible source. It was probably written by a yoruba revisionist. And no, oyo kingdom was not an empire. it had no foreign territories of note. Infact it lost it own territories. And yes, you guys are cowards. The only credible threat that came via colonialism saw you guys prostrating like insects even before they landed. Just thank your stars the oyo kingdom did not extend its madness down east. We would have treated your fucckups. |
Politics › Re: Governors, Ministers Must Declare Assets – Buhari by CSTR2: 8:51am On Sep 08, 2015 |
Gbawe: Nigerians should insist leaders declare their asset after leaving office as you state here. One thing bad about Nigeria/Nigerians is that we leave the onus of good governance entirely on leaders without realising our civic duty as the voting electorate in a democracy. After office, no leader, even the entirely honest ones, will make any asset declaration if this is not made made mandatory and if the public does not insist they must see this. Buhari has done the right thing. Let Nigerians too focus on doing the right things that deepen our democracy. Nigerians must learn to hold leaders accountable as others do in the best democracies worldwide. We all have a role to play in the chain of good governance. Fair enough. I am sure if we demand buhari declare his assets after leaving office, his fans will call it wailing. |
Politics › Re: Governors, Ministers Must Declare Assets – Buhari by CSTR2: 8:41am On Sep 08, 2015 |
rman: Declaring before is what provides the reference point. So both are actually very important. What they earn while in office is public knowledge, so if the declared fraudulently after leaving office, they can be taken to court and jailed.
That's why it is actually to the people's advantage if they initially under-declared. Of course, i know that. Ideally declaring before and after is the correct thing to do. But since Nigerian politicians only declare once, then i choose the better option. Under the current system, a politician can declare 2million, and embezzle 2billion and nobody will know. |
Crime › Re: Cross River Legalises Death Penalty For Kidnappers by CSTR2: 8:37am On Sep 08, 2015 |
This governor sounds impressive and quick thinking. Unlike the absolute disgrace called liyel imoke that lost bakassi under his watch. |
Politics › Re: Governors, Ministers Must Declare Assets – Buhari by CSTR2: 8:31am On Sep 08, 2015 |
Most Nigerians are not very intelligent. The most important time to carry out assets declaration is after you have left office, which i am sure none of them will carry out including buhari. Declaring your assets before you get a chance to steal is fraudulent. |
Politics › Re: Cross Rivers State Govt. Declares Death Penalty For Kidnappers by CSTR2: 8:08am On Sep 08, 2015 |
And why is there no death penalty for stealers of national wealth? |
Business › Re: Nigeria's World Trade Center Abuja Poised To Send Its Economy Sky High - CNN by CSTR2: 8:06am On Sep 08, 2015*. Modified: 8:26am On Sep 08, 2015 |
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Politics › Re: 1949 - Nnamdi Azikiwe's Speech To Ibo People by CSTR2: 8:04am On Sep 08, 2015 |
ISpiksDaTroof: You imbe*cile, don't you ever in your miserable life compare the revered Greek empire to your coalition of local Ibo hamlets. Are you crazy? You are a tout and a slowpoke. The greeks are no way superior to the igbo nation. Of course, they are probably superior to the cowardly yoruba nation afflicted with a serious case of herd mentality. |
Business › Re: Nigeria's World Trade Center Abuja Poised To Send Its Economy Sky High - CNN by CSTR2: 8:01am On Sep 08, 2015*. Modified: 8:26am On Sep 08, 2015 |
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Business › Re: Nigeria's World Trade Center Abuja Poised To Send Its Economy Sky High - CNN by CSTR2: 7:49am On Sep 08, 2015 |
ExInferis: Only the South Eastern part is. Yes, because the south eastern part has governed your country for decades and turned it into a jungle. |
Business › Re: Nigeria's World Trade Center Abuja Poised To Send Its Economy Sky High - CNN by CSTR2: 7:48am On Sep 08, 2015*. Modified: 8:26am On Sep 08, 2015 |
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Business › Re: Nigeria's World Trade Center Abuja Poised To Send Its Economy Sky High - CNN by CSTR2: 7:43am On Sep 08, 2015 |
CFCfan: Abuja World Trade Center and Eko Atlantic are shaping up to make Naija the financial capital of Africa in the neat future. This WTC looks aesthetically impressive. Eko atlantic is a white elephant project. That place is getting submerged by the sea in a couple of years or decades. |