₦airaland Forum

ECOTERRORS:
I'm back in Lagos now and the situation is same with power interruption now the order of the day and also some days we experience total blackout.
Ogudu is now synonymous with blackout


Kindly share your own experience

Where in Ogudu do you stay because there is light in this my part of Ogudu..

spawne:
Guys, I got my passport back today and yes, my application was successful.
I give God thanks and appreciate all the help I got from you all. Y'all aces in my book.
Best wishes.

Congrats bruv.

ItzBella:
Hope its not too late to upload mine..

You look gorgeous

debbie:
that is my name

Sent you a mail.

Debbie!

mickey45:
Ok... You know anything about offshore trading on NYSE?

You can go through this thread

https://www.nairaland.com/2460429/us-stock-market-even-playing

Master Seun. We Thank You

cc150615:
Who dey house?

Which House?

If he repents now, he would be forgiven by God
God, please why not let's do it the Old Testament way. One last time!!!!..

....You can continue now

naanxie:
Where have you been?

Indoors.. watching how Russia is recklessly bombing Syria with no recourse to anyone.

How was your break?

finesse:
Hi Guys!

Does this site has a moderator? I just posted a genuine "looking for tailors/Apprentice in Nigeria " job ad and it was removed by the anti-spam. I don't know how in the world that was a spam. Could it be because I am based in the UK? Unfortunately, Nairaland, your loss. I will outsource to Philippine, India or China if I cant get to give this opportunity to my fellow Nigerias

Hi Finesse,

Why is thy blood hot like this? Your post has been rectified .

It was the link actually.

PiperAlpha:
OP, God bless you oo. You just addressed my needs! I have been wondering how many percentage of my income should be allocated to rent. But OP I think 25-30% of annual income is way too much. That's for me anyway. Apartments in Lagos are expensive mehn especially on the island. God dey oo.
Your post was very enlightening and helpful. Thanks

Boss like you.

25 - 30% would be too much na except you wanna rent a bungalow at Osborne Foreshore.

beau49:
Davide470


Thanks a lot.

Still being 'not happy' can be fixed

Ahdonblivit..

I see, then I believe.. Lol.

Happy birthday Xtrasmooth404 nee Scad.

Wishing you a Good One bro.

Caracta:
Who is she?

What makes her relevant to the society? The top, the boöbs or the belly?

The bóöbs.. Just the bōöbs..

How are you, by the way?

fotadmowmend:
status ! SSSS (single and seriously searching --- .....

---online or offline? and no picture on your profile but there is a BBM Pin there..

Isk:
lol Hi sugar. I missed you too I won't be going anyway anytime soon

Awww. Baby.. I missed you more.

Isk:
....

Nowadays there are different professional coursesto meet the needs of just about anyone.
Street smarts will only get you so far

Sweetie! Baby! My Brown Sugar!

I missed you in here.

Lazy Saturday

Facts and Figures..

Naija sha..

Wishing you Guys all the best

yorubaboiy:
DOMINION........angel Gabriel with his funny accent

Currently watching Season 2. They rewrote the story of David and Goliath.

Gabriel was actually his father.. and it was Michael that gave David the stone to use.

Tolutweety Jamean

Sorry Guys. My Saturday is being spent outside of Lagos. I would really have loved to be there.

Please post pictures though!

400billionman:
Hold on. The JP morgan bond index is different from the Nigerian stock exchange. Investors have totally exited Nigerian bonds following the delisting by JP morgan. In adition, market sentiments led investors on the NSE to lose N400bn which is what is being reported as regained.

I would disagree with the bolded. There was a primary auction for bonds held on the 16th and there were sizeable bids with yields as high as 15.8% p/a.. What you should have said is, Foreign investors pulled out most of their funds because of the delisting, and truth be told, that's what every smart investor wants.

We are tired of the foreign guys dictating how the market should move whenever they want.

Ednut1, Slyver247 and T051N.. Investigators of the Millennia..
The dude just asked a simple question.

Adesiji77:
Interesting...reduction in CRR was expected

Cc: davide470, lalasticlala

Oh, Yes. Very expected, if not, we would see banks declaring bankruptcy.

Though it was expected to be reduced to 20 - 23% sha but it's still fair.

Also, Nigeria has the 2nd highest MPR, with Ghana being the first. This is really not cool if we want to be among the developed emerging markets.

By the way, those 3 people that voted to stay the CRR need to be flogged.

beau49:
My pre-offer letter just dropped....

We are 'washing' it with cup-cakes oo!

Jamean:
hahaha! I doubt

for over 6years I am sure Davide470 has not seen m natural hair..
this is the 2nd time I am leaving it fallow this yr

You think?

Happy Birthday Nana. Wishing you a good one.