Lazyyouth4u:
Distribution problem is mainly around collections. If people are using electricity with the old meters and not paying, the DISCOS can’t make money. Even if they somehow install prepaid meters in every home, not many people can afford to pay for the electricity up to the scale the DISCOS require to settle the huge debts and make acceptable returns on their investments.

Lazyyouth4u:
Kindly reach out to BPE o. Them get all the info and bidding documents

Lazyyouth4u:
That is correct sir but these political cronies were working with some of the best names in the business as technical partners.

DexterousOne:


It doesn't


The CBN governor is an independent person

The president cannot be giving him orders

It does not happen anywhere else (maybe in other useless African countries sha)

Trump can NEVER order Jerome Powell to take action


What he can do is to instruct the treasury
That's very different

But Nigeria
Everything jaga jaga and scatter scatter
And the people have normalised the crap

Lazyyouth4u:
Sorry boss 1 billion Naira is just about 2.5m dollars. That’s not a significant amount of money. And believe it or not, there are still foreign investors investing in Nigerian TBills. 4% is always better than 0.5% you will find in the international markets.

ahiboilandgas:
Strange person having 1 bn naira to invest in tb will be hustling scholarship fees from students ....he suppose to have a foundation to give scholarships..

emmanuelewumi:



Someone said lazy youths, I don't know if that is right or wrong

emmanuelewumi:



In any transaction, you have the opportunity to accept or decline.

emmanuelewumi:



That can't called soliciting for fund, wanted to render service for people interested in traveling out of Nigeria and for students who wanted scholarship.

His professional fees is between $20,000 to $30,000. If one is not interested because of the cost one can try other people who offer such services.


Nigerians should learn to do due diligence, we should not be desperate, cautious optimism is important, risk management can't be relegated to the background. We should also be very careful of smooth talkers or writers

justwise:


Oh well.. you are about to start something that will ruin your immigration record for a very long time.

Withdraw your application and reapply with all your kids details.

Out of curiosity though.. why did you not add or acknowledge that you have kids?

HRprof:
You didn't add travel insurance?

kcfastshooter:
Good morning everyone please i have booked for flight with Egypt Air here in Nigeria and i dnt knw if i will b asked of covid19 test result. please if need urgent reply thanks .

Hubbysluv:
@mimiyric
I did not upload my previous visa or stamp passport page o, i only upload my passport data page. Hope is not going to affect my application

damilarez:
Also, @solarinde, can I renew passport here in Nigeria as soon as my passport is returned to me??

SamUchechi4:
Please I know this is not the right place to ask this but does anyone have an idea if Spanish embassy is open for application?

ashieduplus:
Hi.

I have tried asking this question on another thread to no avail.

Please If I come in through Cotonou to Nigeria will I get my passport stamped?

I'd really appreciate if anyone can provide this information.

Thanks.

DInkMan:
September 2020 Federal Government of Nigeria Savings Bond (FGNSB) opens today , 7th September 2020 at the following interest rate:

2-Year FGN Savings Bond due September 16, 2022 at 3.501%.
3-Year FGN Savings Bond due September 16, 2023 at 4.501%.

It is a low risk investment for intending investors.

ATPx:
This one talking about Trading Nigerian crude oil obviously doesn't know about the business.

The NNPC is transparent in marketing the Nigerian crude oil. A simple visit to their website will suffice. There is no need for third party whatsoever.

Stocktrader:


Nigerian Banks with their interest rates are theives.

Stocktrader:


I don't talk about Nigerian, beside let me ask you, as a Nigeria, If you invest 1 billion naira and in a year you got 90m, is that a bad business?

Elevation77:


Thank u @giselle237, will they need my UK application username and password to be able to upload at VAC centre ?

Ibyfaith:
Hello house, please can someone help out
My 6 months tourist visa expired because of COVID-19 couldn’t use it , so I’m reapplying again this month to travel for December
In filling the section for how many days I would be spending in the Uk , do I need to add the additional 14 days quarantine to the 8days I was meant to spend?

famzynet:


Thanks for your reply. I have used them previously and the experience is exactly as you stated. The meal is not what any African desires. Actually,I wanted to know if people who used Turkish airline since 5th September were asked for covid certificate.

emmanuelewumi:



You look at profitability on the basis of the compounded annual growth of the profit, consistency of the profit and the profit margin from the business.

Ethiopian Airline is the most profitable in Africa with a profit of about $200 million, not bad for a business of over 70 years operating all over the world..

MTN Nigeria and Zenith bank are 20 years and 30 years old, they operate solely in Nigeria they make far more than that

Dangote cement, UBA, GTB, Airtel Africa, MTN group, Access etc they operate within Africa they all make more than that.

Analysts have already predicted that the current pandemic will affect the profitability of the Airline industry for the next 24 months.

In any business, there will be losers and winners. But in a situation where the losers are more than winners, break even period is long, business is capital intensive and profitablity is cyclical call for cautious optimism, experience, knowledge, patience, prudence and creativity.


Since you are a retired pilot, hopefully one day you will own your own airline and join the few profitable ones in the country and in Africa

emmanuelewumi:



What can we do to enhance liquidity and unlock other economic potentials in that sector

emmanuelewumi:



Just 5% of the properties in Nigeria have certificates of occupancy, therefore most properties are not acceptable by financial institutions as collateral

mattfeuter:


You’re correct bro.

Eco is human, deputy high commission is human, even Boris Johnson is human.

Nothing wrong with what you did.

ahiboilandgas:
many dont even have the 7.7m to bid weekly,some are own by same gangsters to access 20k x10 bdc every.week

SamReinvented:
I really don’t like to comment on threads, as I prefer to just observe. But... I wanted to do something for humanity today.

For those who have ears, you really should listen to awesomej and sell your dollars if you still have some right now at this late hour. The price is gonna balance with the official rate soon.

I don’t need anyone to believe me or counter me. Na just advice I dey give. I already made my own buck. Converted all my naira savings/investments to USD at 370 back in March when I felt the pressure coming. I converted all of them back to naira at 470 immediately they announced opening of the international airport (As I knew BDC would have to open to retailers). I have successfully dodged the bullet of devaluation and inflation and even gained a lot. If you are still holding dollars, OYO is your case o, unless you’re willing to wait another 4 to 5 years, when something drastic would happen and there’d be pressure again on the currency.

Okay, bye for now.

ahiboilandgas:
must illegal dollars traders became Bdc owners after prof soludu licence them in 2004 then license was 5m ....we now have 5000 bdc s and registerd association (Abcon) which u must belong to before licence....soludu accepted the this illegal forex dealer are significant to the stability of the rates and in having a convergence of rate BDC was linsence by cbn and funded ...