₦airaland Forum

There was meant to be one, as in the case of You and Menike, but it all depends on what you want.

Not me, I'm sleeping.

This is pure stupidity.

It will hinder the growth of the sector.

Services should be improved by rigid competition and investments, not by people switching Carriers when they aren't satisfied.
I look at the news, and I see new carriers trying to enter the Nigerian Market, yet the NCC wants to dissolve the Market.

Obviously the initiative is favorable in their countries, because the Telecoms sector there is evolved and well developed.

Look, the Nigerian Market is becoming the hottest in the Middle East/Africa region, world class services are inevitable.

Let's be real here, a lot of the inadequacies in services, is not due to the carrier but the Communications Backbone. For services to improve carriers must use more efficient technologies. Things like GSM Masts are inadequate and there is no real alternative because Nitel ,which supplies the majority of the lines to operators doesn't yet have an effective infrastructure in place.

With time the Nigerian Telecoms industry will become world class, let us not hinder the process

I hope it doesn't go through. Amin

I hope Yar'Adua made the right decision, and I hope Nigerians understand the implications of Yar'Adua's actions, whether it be positive or negative. the decision will have a dramatic impact on the citizenry

Note that Soludo has been shaping the Nigerian economy for years, any major change in administration and the Nigerian economy could be destabilized. This is more than a Naira re-denomination!

Jobs, growth, poverty etc could all be potentially be impacted upon by Yar'Adua's decision, whether it be Negatively or positively. However it appears that it will be be the latter, because the Nigerian economy has been growing steadily under Soludo's Admin!

HYBRID-X:
@ dblock
if u are a cat with nine lifes well,gbade x just snatched one of it,gbade x verbally murdered u man, will like to battle u anyways,why don't u fix a time and the public be the judge, may be i migth just get to snatch your remaining 8 lifes cat, about insults,why the hell do u think its called "battle rap",its all about insult kid,better recorgnise.
so when do we get to do battle,hope u arent scared of the HYRID-X.

Yo Gbade X is tight, but the shit he dropped is average.

I'll take you player.

I aint never turned down a challenge.

Messiah.

When I said insult, I meant, either Gbade X's game was off, or he was foolin with me.

He's Rhymes just didn't seem all that tight, least not for a Tourney.

Yes we must realise. That for this country to work, we must be united.

Otherwise the thing go Pafuka.

Hey Rasula. I don't roll. I'm rigid.

Hahahahahahaha.

Primate Perverts.

I guess we really did evolve from them monkeys.

Hey Rasulua

I don't roll like that.

Well it can be both.

If the Love is anal.(Crack). Hahahahahahahaha

Girls.


u need men.


Masculino.

No George Bush is not a Bad man.

I like Men.

Well it is due to the neglect of the government, that such people are around, but I think the Government has no choice but to send in the Task force.

These Cats running they mouths, but I don't see what they talking about.

Gbade X is something.

But his lines were an insult to me.




Polls closing 5th of September.

No semilore, mio fe sere lore.

I agree with egoldman.

Regardless of the problems with the re-denomination or the processes that might have been broken, Soludo has done too much for Nigeria, for him to be humiliated. Apart from the costliness of the re-denomination, and the due processes that he failed to consider, there is nothing wrong with the re-denomination. The Pros outweigh the Cons.

Soludo wasn't voted Africa's best Central Bank Governor for nothing.

Yar'Adua can fire soludo if he wants, but Soludo will simply attain another country's citizenship and work wonders for that country.

[center]Here is the Market Capitalization South Africa's largest Banks

FirstRand Bank
Market capitalization = $19.3 billion

Standard Bank
Market capitalization = $19.2 billion

Absa Bank
Market capitalization = $13.5 billion

NedBank
Market capitalization = $9.0 billion

Here's the Stats for Nigeria's Largest Banks

Zenith Bank
Market capitalization = $3.75 billion

Intercontinental Bank
Market capitalization = $3.5billion

First bank
Market capitalization = $3.4 billion

UBA
Market capitalization = $3 billion

Union Bank 381
Market capitalization = $3 billion

GT Bank
Market capitalization = $2.55 billion

Oceanic Bank
Market capitalization = $2.02 billion


With such large Market Capitalizations, Nigeria Banks now have the Capital to expand, provide jobs and Fuel the Private Sector. [/center]

We must give Soludo Credit for this.

True dat.

Ndipe:
Dblock, perhaps, you could address the banking policies instituted by Soludo which led to a high rate of unemployment in the banking sector. Moreso, does it really make economic sense to spend lots of money in instituting coins that are becoming obsolete in the Nigerian society. Or, maybe, he was just staging a comeback for the popularity of coins with the Nigerian masses. I can't really say if his economic policies are sound or not, but there was an outcry in certain quarters when he ordered banks to come up with a certain amount of money, or risk being shuttered. And true, there are some people who lost their jobs as a result of this policies.

Hahahaha.

The policies that resulted in unemployment in the Banking sector, is expected.

Prior to the consolidation. Nigerian Banks were small, weak, obsolete and incapable of providing adequate services. The consolidation however changed this, it strengthened the Market, Making Nigerian Banks the second strongest on the Continent, and thus improved services. This also meant that the Banks had Larger Capital Bases, hence they had the money to open more branches (equipped with ATMs etc) and making Nigeria less of a cashless economy.

However like you said the process, resulted in lost jobs, due to the Merger of the Larger banks and the dissolving or demotion of the smaller banks. However since, the Mega Banks are now growing at a steady rate (Due to the consolidation), jobs will be recreated. This is because there will be more confidence in the Banking Sector, there will be ease of transactions and More Branches with more employees.

So in essence, although there is a temporary loss of jobs, in the end there will be more jobs available in the sector than prior to Soludo's consolidation and there will be better services been provided.

Soludo is a great man.

Sup Omo Eko.

Muscle.

So I can defend myself or provoke people.

BTW I just came back from the corner shop. My sister bought me a drink.

Yeah that's exactly why I work out.

It's not plagiarized.

Yeah I'll give you the link.

Yeah school's alright.

I just roam around, and nobody can touch me.

If they do, My Brother will smash em, and if they smash him, My Samoans will smash them, and if they smash the Samoans, my other allies will smash em, and if they smash them, I'm screwed.

It's good having muscular friends.

I don't miss anyone.

My assignment is that game.

It's almost complete.

I'm trying to make it the best in the class. and it probably will be.

When I'm done with the game, I'll give u the download link.

Great News.

Kill em all.

I don't know actually.

I'm just seeing what's crackin in my topics.

And I'm working on my assignment at the same time.

This thread is full of drunks.

Sum1's had too much booze.

Where's Nilla?

Hahahahahahahahaha.

Don't worry bout it, it's perfectly normal.

Yar'Adua made the right decision, but he must forgive Soludo, or risk sabotaging the stability of the Nigerian economy.