₦airaland Forum

lagmostkuit:
Dunno oh!

Hmm.. Really.

So how's service going?

Scrypt:
Oga e be like say no work for stock market today.

We don tire for the Market.

ivyy:
David
It surely means there have been instances I said that.

Oh i see. Anyways, i don't blame the guys, you a hottie

Lagmostkuit, you cute, but why do you smoke weed

ivyy:
What does that even mean

You said

I'd rather say cute n good looking than hot n sexy

and that goes to mean, there have been instances you said those words. Right?

Nice write-up Op, nice write-up.

ivyy:
I don't agree with all. I'd rather say cute n good looking than hot n sexy

Experience as they say is the best teacher ba?

Nice one, Jideams. Learning a lot.

The use of Candle Stick Chart is really cool but might not be too helpful in here, maybe a line chart or so.

Also, your choice of US stocks, which of the market: NYSE / NASDAQ / DOW et al.

Cheers.

cc: Lawyer

Kindly recommend from your section, if possible

CoCoLav:
You of all people should know how much I dislike such stuff.

Well, let's just say, one thing to do that you dislike before embarking.

Cocolav,

A send forth party should be hosted, don't you think so?

CoCoLav:
Bae won't be happy you are sad.

Haha.. Nice.

CoCoLav:
Application closed and approved.
Thanks guys.
To all the hopefuls, may God look into your case and make the decision.

singlefade25:
Davide470, your attention is needed, what happened here?

You know I love peace

Nigeria could lose about N333billion in crude oil revenues by year end, following the nuclear deal reached with Iran by world powers on Tuesday July 14, 2015.

The reduction in earnings will come from a further drop in crude oil prices in the international market, due to an exercabation of the supply glut, as Iran increases its crude oil exports, resulting in lower demand by Nigeria’s clients.

Crude oil prices have fallen by 9 percent from $59.81 per barrel on July 1 to $54.55 on July 14 2015. The slide was attributed to the instability in the Chinese stock market, along with the anticipated surge in oil production in the United States, as well as high expectation that a compromise would be reached on the Iranian nuclear stalemate.

At the current production level of 1.903 million barrels per day, Nigeria would have earned about $19.23 billion for the remaining 169 days in 2015 had the prices hovered around July 1 prices, as against $17.54 billion, based on July 14 prices. This will translate to $1.69 billion or N333.26 billion in loss to the nation.

The Iran nuclear deal is coming at a time Nigeria’s receipts from crude oil sale have maintained a downward trend.

Earnings by Africa’s largest crude oil producer, Nigeria, fell by 26 percent in February, to N359.7 billion, down from N486.4 billion which the nation earned in January 2015. Revenue marginally picked up by 1 percent in March to N364.6 billion before it fell significantly by 22 percent in April this year, when Nigeria made N286.2 billion.

Meanwhile, South Africa has indicated its interest to buy crude oil from Iran immediately sanctions are lifted and this has implications of less patronage for Nigerian crude. According to Bloomberg, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane, South Africa’s international relations and cooperation minister was reported to have said “If sanctions are lifted on oil imports, that’s a win-win situation and we would like to benefit from that.”

Rolake Akinkugbe, an Energy analyst with FBN Capital , said “ It’s very likely that Iranian exports will ramp up significantly over the 12 months .Iranian crude has historically been attractive in the Asian market, given the ability of refineries there to process it”.

Akinkugbe however said it’s not necessarily all immediate gloom for African producers like Nigeria, adding that while Iranian oil was offline, its supplies to Asian refiners were replaced by a mix of crude from Nigeria, Russia, the UAE, Iraq and Venezuela.

So even Iran may have to offer some massive discounts on its crude to lure back Asian buyers she said.

South Africa bought 51.148 million barrels of crude oil from Nigeria in 2014 accounting for 52 percent of the 98.87 million barrels Nigeria sold to its crude oil buyers on the African continent.

Analysts have also predicted a rise in the volume and value of deals that will go into the Iranian oil and gas sector. According to the Financial Times, “European oil majors such as Royal Dutch/Shell and Italy’s Eni have already visited Tehran, with a view to clearing old debts and paving the way for new deals.” This is in contrast to divestments from Nigeria by international oil companies (IOCs).

It would be recalled that due to reduced earnings from crude oil exports, about 23 state governments of the federation had problems paying salaries to civil servants and had to be bailed out recently by the Federal Government.

Source: http://businessdayonline.com/2015/07/us-iran-deal-nigeria-could-lose-n333bn-by-year-end/#.Va4CJtxViko

CoCoLav:
Lol.
Why me and him?
Why can't I just show alone?
Just the two of us
Three is a crowd

True, three is a crowd.

Bae" won't agree even if I wanna go. @Ferdy

CoCoLav:
@Ferdybaba...I'm here o.

Why won't you be here?

Caucasian, In as much as we know you are a Refined Graduate, kindly make your points easily understood in simple, well explained English (Pardon Me) and also, please provide answers to this;

Are you calling PushCV a Scam because there was no "Offer Letter" at the end of the program/tests or because of the charge for the re-writeup of CV's.

Did you actually read and understood the Terms and Conditions of PushCV before participating in the Program/Test?

Then, to resolve the grievances you and others may have, the Founder of PushCV, Somto is much around on Nairaland as Somtex. Why not create a thread, mention or mail him to really elaborate on his vision as I believe, the FP is actually meant to get his attention..

Cheers

So I was mentioned?..

adeaks:
The main bash is coming up at Eko hotel very soon. In fact you are the mother of the day.

Happy Belated Birthday Bro. We at JBV, celebrate our own, no matter the date.

Hope you had a good one,? Cheers.

SocialRecluse:
Yes baybae!

so is he the Man that has taken you??

SocialRecluse:
Oh
davide..470 Dont be an evil spirit

Don't mind the Conspirators. Lol.

Veev, Jamean, Scrypt, Tolu, Eldeevee, Lero15, PrinzofParis, and all others. It was fun hanging out here once again. We would come back again for Page 598 - 600.

SocialRecluse:
Man

Hmm. ohk. Has Man taken you too?

Jamean:
wooow! And davide470 opened page 500

na because I go collect my socks for room o the cold no be small.

Congrats...

cheers everyone

My baby is cold. Awww. Just think about me and the Cold would go away.

cc150615:
Why do i have a feeling Davide470 got dt by some fraudulent means...

Of Course, why won't you?

Lero15:
And.... David won!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Chai.... I was so close

veevean1:
Davide u used mod influence I no gree

Scrypt:
Ye! David. . How dare you?

Thank You, Thank You..

Scrypt, where's my gift? It's Swatch I want , not Rolex o

SocialRecluse:
She is taken, please

Who took her!!!

[quote author=SocialRecluse post=36062277][/quote]Omote, I like your sister..

veevean1:
Amongst how many

Depends on the number you want.

Jamean:
etaf reach like that

Just give the word, and they are all gone. Just me and you, like old days.

veevean1:
Hmmm Davide nd jamean

Three is really not a crowd, you know.

Tolu, you can go smack some potato chips in your fridge.

Jamean:
E dey your body

It's in You. When last did you take Peak Milk?

Jamean:
smacking your ass

Sebi it's turn by turn. You can smack all you want.

Prinzofparis:
LOL BRO IM LOYAL SIR. HOWS YOU?

Dòmó Sir. Am good. How's the ministry?