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Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by debeey87(m): 9:51am On Jan 12, 2016
Any one heard of the word cross trade before on NSE. What does it mean?
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by debeey87(m): 7:44am On Jan 11, 2016
If a stock closed the day before at 2naira. Can one bid to buy at the beginning of the next trading day at the same price or NSE has rules on how much below/above the 2naira price one can bid
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by debeey87(m): 2:47pm On Jan 08, 2016
Born2berich:
Bought skye @ 1.18 offloaded @1.24 with about 5% gain ( e no gree reach 1.26 again)...Now am currently trapped in zenith...

Zenith and GTB has been messing up lately, any info we are yet to get abi dividend go show earlier than expected?
Baba I dey your shoes with Zenith and FBH. Still hoping to catch in on Zenith soon sha.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by debeey87(m): 12:19pm On Jan 08, 2016
I got into Zenith at 15 Naira in December and FBNH at 6 Naira.

Thats by the way though.....I know a lot of us are waiting for the March window as we JIJO. I will like to know when is the best time to buy in in preparation for the dividends especially Zenith, FBNH and GTB. Dont mind buying more and JO after the dividend declaration. Dont want to be caught in between.

Also eyeing transcorp as well
Culture › Re: I’ve No Apology Kneeling To Worship God – Ooni by debeey87(m): 9:11am On Dec 26, 2015
macof:
That's bastardization of culture and traditions
Well bro...that doesn't reduce his status. He still remains the king of his people.
Family › Re: A Father's Word To His Daughter by debeey87(op): 5:15pm On Dec 18, 2015
I can see you belong to the end time crew cheesy
Kingtim:
End time advice
Culture › Re: I’ve No Apology Kneeling To Worship God – Ooni by debeey87(m): 2:24pm On Dec 18, 2015
I was told the Obi of Onitsha has a chapel in his palace where he worships God. He removes his crown before entering the presence of God and wears it back after service. Thats humility.
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by debeey87(m): 4:35am On Dec 04, 2015
Family › A Father's Word To His Daughter by debeey87(op): 1:52am On Nov 17, 2015
What A Father Told His Daughter A Day Before Her Wedding

My Daughter, tomorrow you will stop bearing my name. You will be happily married to the man you love. Dont miss me because I have fulfilled my purpose, it is now time for you to start fulfilling yours.
From your childhood, I have raised you well by the grace of God but before you say I do, there are few things I need to tell you about living with a man and being married.

Do you remember when you wrote your WAEC and JAMB exams? You came to me and I gave you 20,000 naira for the registration? Well, even though I gave it to you, the money was not mine. I know you always thought I paid the fees. The truth is, I was broke… but your mother gave me the money. She could have given it to you but she decided to give it to me to give to you.

Support your husband. Some times things will get tough… he will be frustrated. Even though he acts tough, in his mind he has fears… he fear you may not value him anymore because he has fallen. That is the time to get behind him and support him!
The best way to show your husband you love him is to respect him! You may argue with him, you may disagree but at the end of the day, let him know he has your respect.

Do you remember the day I screamed at your mother? What did she do? She was quiet! Do you also remember the day she screamed at me? What did I do? I was quiet! My daughter learn to be quiet sometimes when your husband is angry. When one person is hot, the other should be cool. If two are always screaming at same time, that is how big problems start in marriage. The first thing to know about your husband is his favourite food! If he has more than one then keep them at the back of your mind. Dont let him ask for it, always prepare it for him.

There was a day your mother caught me touching a woman’s hand affectionately. I was lust after that woman but I was not yet cheating on your mum. When she saw us… she didnt fight the lady, she quietly left. I was afraid of going home because all hell will break lose. But when I got home she said nothing. She served me my food. Guilt was taking control over me. I started begging. From that day, I never looked at a woman two time. Who knows? If she had fought and threatened me… maybe I could have run away from the fight into the arms of the lady. Sometimes Silent brings better solution than fight.

Forget those romantic novels you read while you were 21. Remember those Indian and American love movies? Also remember those too sweet Nollywood films on African magic? Forget them! Don’t expect your married life to be that way. Life is different from fiction
The last thing I want to tell you…. Do you remember how you were born? After our wedding, things were tough and your mum had to do two jobs to support us. I was working as well. I get home 6 PM while she gets home 8pm tired. But when we get to bed… she will not refuse me my night food. That is how you were born. Dont form a habit of denying your husband of his night food.
Be a good wife. You will always be Daddy’s girl…

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Business › Startupper Of The Year By Total ----submit Your Business Plans by debeey87(op): 12:53pm On Nov 12, 2015
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IF YOU’RE CURRENTLY PREPARING A BUSINESS PLAN OR ARE IN THE EARLY STAGES OF CREATING YOUR OWN BUSINESS, YOU’RE ELIGIBLE TO ENTER OUR CHALLENGE!
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Good Luck guys
Travel › Re: Lagos-ibadan Expressway Gridlock In Pictures by debeey87(m): 7:32am On Oct 31, 2015
neocortex:
That is not Lagos-Ibadan expressway.
Just another lie from punch newspaper.
Baba u talk correct jare. Its either punch is lying or someone is trying to blacklist that road.

But on a more serious note,RCC needs to finish work on that road instead of the haphazard job they are doing. Though in a bad state but I can bet no part of that road is in that state
Romance › Re: Advice Urgently Needed! by debeey87(m): 7:54am On Oct 14, 2015
Since you earn a decent salary, how about considering going to see the doctor to resolve your eating loss. It will benefit not only your love life but the career you have chosen to work in. Then you can take other meaningful advice from here.

Olayinka8793:
Good day nairalanders, my name is Yinka and am also a twin. I have an issue bothering me and wished to post it here openly in the hope that I will get useful advice/opinion.

This post may seem long and therefore turn off those who hate long epistles but pls endeavour to read it as your advice/opinion might be beneficial to me.

I have thought of creating an alternative moniker to post this or at least lied that the problem is been faced by one of my friend and so he needs your advice like some pretentious nairalanders do, but decided to be bold enough and be real since this is just an online forum.

Sorry for digressing, now to the koko of the matter,I am 22 years old, will be 23 next January, earning a decent salary working as a hair stylist in a large unisex saloon, I have hearing loss as in total deafness though I could speak fluently, was not born deaf but an accident caused it while I was in primary school, the story of how I became deaf is one for another day, but with sheer determination and faith and Gods Grace I managed to complete both primary and secondary schooling but gave up on going further as I have no believe I could survive higher school.

My deafness affected me in very many ways, physiologicaly and emotionally and almost daily, but I hardly allow myself brood over it for a long time, the worst I have done was to cry in secret on more than four occasion for having such a terrible disability.

Ok well, my deafness affected my relationship with the opposite sex so much such that I have never had a girl friend meaning am still a virgin, though I relieve myself of what nairalanders called Konji by doing controlled mas2bation when I feel like, I could have used Oloshos to relieve myself but I considered them as dirty people and can't imagine losing my virginity to a prostitute.

I have tried summoning confidence to toast gals but our conversation is usually very short and not impressive due to the fact I don't know how to prolong such conversations and most of the ideas I saw online hardly applied to such conversation involving a person like me wit hearing loss. I communicate like a normal person by lip reading(hope u know what that is), though not always an effective means of communication but I had no other choice as my parents and me hated the idea of me learning sign language and they vehemently resisted those who suggested it when the deafness problem started.The only problem I have with lip reading was that whenever I don't understand what the other person was saying, I would indicate and ask him to repeat but if it persist I ask him or her to write it with the finger and you will agree with me that such inconvenience might be a big turn of when trying to talk to a stranger like a beautiful gal I admired.

There is this girl I admired that works as a sales girl in my aunt's pharmacy shop, she frequently passed in front of our saloon and have started having feelings for her, fortunately she know I have hearing loss and also knew I am a nephew to her boss and sometimes greets me when passing by like "boda taye",lol and I had just waved and answer "bawo ni", ordinarily I should not have problem toasting her but the fear of my deafness disappointing me and the fact I don't know anything to say that could make the toasting successfull apart from, what is your name, I want to marry you, where do you live, can I have your number, can I take you out on a date next Sunday? Bla bla bla.lol

Also there is the problem I usually encounter with young gals, when I told them I want to marry you, they be like "omo kekere ni mi" meaning am a small girl and I be like how old are you, but can we just be friends bla bla bla, any suggestion to how to properly deal with such response will be appreciated in case the gal I planned to toast say such(she looks 19+). It is not like she is out of my class or too beautiful, no no no not at all, even my twin sister is more classier.

Thanks for reading this far, I know this might seem like an unusual problem but I believe you will have one or two ideas/opinions which I might find useful in other to overcome my deafness and win over this gal. I have no intention of using and dumping her, just date her with the hope of finding her compatible for marriage when the time comes and lastly to relieve myself of Konji the natural way after having gained her trust and affection.

Modified. E be like say I want more opinions, oya CC: lalasticlala abeg do the needful.
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Meet New Cool People And Just Make Friends by debeey87(m): 8:19am On Oct 09, 2015
igstars:
Debeey87, sorry dat email isn't active...
Nd I cnt access ma mails on ma current email nw or anytym soon... BOH...
So who r u?
Am ola,I stay in port Harcourt and work there. You cab add up with my pin on my signature
Romance › Re: LADIES! What Job Or Profession Of A Man Can Make You Not Date Or Marry Him?? by debeey87(m): 9:25am On Sep 30, 2015
GoldenDr:
Policemen, Lawyers and Offshore workers.
Wet in we do now
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: February Born Mingles!!! by debeey87(m): 4:01pm On Aug 13, 2015
Just a day different
tslowe:
Mine is on d 12th and my name is thelma
NYSC › Re: Please I Need A House Around Irepodun And Ilobu In Osun State. Urgently by debeey87(m): 5:55pm On Jul 19, 2015
Kemmia:
I nid arund ifon/orolu too ooo, probably self contain or 3 bedrooms for others in my side too
Thats my Villa, getting accommodation shouldn't be a problem at all. You can go to the king's palace for assistance. The kabiyesi/his associates will introduce you to people who can help you get a good place to stay or talk to someone at the local govt for help, they should be able to help
Agriculture › Re: Growing Sesame In Nigeria by debeey87(op): 8:52pm On Jul 18, 2015
Thanks
dav8id:
@op ur location is not sweet able for sesame farming......nairaland is not the best place for you to source for this info.
...make a trip to places like katsina, benue, nasarawa, kogi, or taraba state in interact with farmers there and get the insight info...you can as well lease a land there the for ur sesame seed farming...
Agriculture › Re: Growing Sesame In Nigeria by debeey87(op): 8:51pm On Jul 18, 2015
Thanks for the insight bro. Will do the needful.

But on a second thought, if it has to do with rain, Ilorin doesnt usually have so much rain as well exceot there are other things that need to be put into consideration though.
LONGFELLOW02:
I don't think it will do well in Ilorin. Try to connect with Farmers 4rm Kogi,Nassarawa nd Benue they will be the one to explain it better to You.

They usually plant it between August-September. .

It doesn't like much water.
Romance › Re: Build Your Ideal Woman (picture) by debeey87(m): 8:46pm On Jul 18, 2015
lolu007:
Was so hard for me
She gats to be loyal but no be mumu sha.

Got to have a sense of style...that way her dressing will be top notch in the simplest of ways and of course beautiful

Smart....if she is smart, she can learn to cook sharply adding spice to the cooking skills sef cheesy, great sex...she will learn that too no ish
Family › Re: Help, A Married Woman Refuses To Leave My House, How Can I Send Her Away? by debeey87(m): 8:20pm On Jul 18, 2015
boombay:
wake up one night and use powder to rub your body from head to toe.
Tie a white wrapper and tie your TV remote with a red cloth
start chanting in a strange manner
like "kulu kulu maku moku"grin
make sure she hears you.
if she asks wahz going on tell her you're a ritualist that you use female only for the ritualsgrin
and if she doesn't ask you
trust Me she will leave immediately!grin

Bombay..you bad gan o. I subscribe to your suggestion anyway.

But my question to the op is....this woman works in your office and she has been earning salary for the past 1 year, whats her excuse for not renting a house even if its a room.

There's probably something you are not talking about
















or better still get a coffin as your center table in the sitting room!grin
Romance › Re: A Faithful Broke Man Or A Rich Cheater (pics) by debeey87(m): 10:29am On Jul 18, 2015
Lemme Help her out
1. She can get money to buy any type of clothe she wants

2. Get money to fix her nails like jezebel

3. Ride crazy cars

4. Luxurious trip around the world like Dieziani with NNPC money cheesy

5. Let her provide you with that one grin

adeh39:
Ehen....shocked shocked shocked

Even you?

Wait...can u pls give me 5 reasons why a rich cheater is better?
Romance › Re: A Faithful Broke Man Or A Rich Cheater (pics) by debeey87(m): 10:21am On Jul 18, 2015
cherylsmith:
If I'm married to a chronic cheat, I should always expect and be ready for the worst. (just saying, not my portion. IJN, amen.)
Babe, there is nothing as good as faithful partner joor. With your hustle and his, you guys can make it in life. Moreover there is no guaranty the rich dude today will remain rich forever cool
Agriculture › Re: >>>{We Source And Supply Sesame ( We Also Process And Package Sesame )<<<< by debeey87(m): 6:37pm On Jul 17, 2015
I still intend to plant sesame this year. WIll appreciate any information on where to buy seed for planting closer to Ilorin and information about planting as well.

Thanks
Romance › Re: A Faithful Broke Man Or A Rich Cheater (pics) by debeey87(m): 6:08pm On Jul 17, 2015
And if he ends up cheating on you with a family member, how will you feel like? undecided
cherylsmith:
A rich cheater cool
Romance › Re: A Faithful Broke Man Or A Rich Cheater (pics) by debeey87(m): 6:07pm On Jul 17, 2015
Doing another woman right under your nose bah. Sure you will end up doing the needful to him one day cheesy
AirstarKane:
A rich cheater grin
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Follow This Thread For Portharcourt Jobs by debeey87(m): 5:20pm On Jul 17, 2015
jugomma:
Mr routerman please are there no teaching jobs available? Am yet to serve my country And would love to teach.....
Visit schools around and see if they have vacancies. That will be better
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Follow This Thread For Portharcourt Jobs by debeey87(m): 5:17pm On Jul 17, 2015
NKFOODVERIETIES:
Good one
Have you turned in your application, seems you are interested.
Romance › Re: 5 Ways To Identify A Hungry Girl In Nigeria by debeey87(m): 10:08pm On Jul 12, 2015
By now she should have known you ladies dont appreciate her attitude na...better start praying and fasting on top her head cheesy before she disgrace you girls in an occasion.
khukhi:
She's very pretty hey...Nthabiseng. She just acts really ghetto..like we need to hide our cosmetic bags when she's around cause she's really dangerous about everything...food.liquor and she can make a man spend hey. But maybe that isn't a bad thing after all. huh
Education › Re: The Decay At Yaba College Of Technology (photos) by debeey87(m): 10:01pm On Jul 12, 2015
The thing that baffles me is that every year, the ministry of education comes with budget to the national assembly which I strongly believe contains infrastructure maintenance for most federal institutions in Nigeria but where has all the money gone to.

EFCC.....Kindly probe the Rectors of Yabatech from about 3-4 tenures ago, they have questions to answer about funds allocated to them for infrastructural development of the school while they were at the helm of affairs.

Proudly Fedpofite....Ogidi Omo Yoruba
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Polytechnic Graduates Share Your Victimisation/promotion Experience by debeey87(m):
Remembered when a girl said she cant date a Polytechnic graduate cheesy....Not funny right?

I graduated from a Polytechnic and I can say I am doing well for myself by the grace of God. Definitely, discrimination abound in the organization where I work between Polytechnic graduates and university grads but that hasn't dampened my morale of getting a degree. Pay package is different as well as career path for both.

My advise to graduates from Polytechnic, whatever the class of credit you graduate with, you still stand a chance of securing a white collar job but bear in mind that you wont be rated at par with your university counter part in the workplace, so the earlier you understand that the better for you as you will save your self a lot of hatred undecided for your co-worker.

Be the master of your game, that way you can beat your university counterpart to it even if you don't have a degree. Be smart, skillful, tactful and be the best at what you do.

Above all, acquire more qualifications if you have the wherewithal as this will help your progression in whatever career path you have chosen to pursue.

Like I tell people, a university degree/polytechnic diploma isn't a passport to a successful life but

Education + God + Intelligence + Skillfulness + ........ a lot more = Success

Am a FedPofite, and a proud one at that.

God Bless Nigeria
Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Godly Singles Assembly by debeey87(m): 4:21pm On Jul 10, 2015
7d7faoc5. Port Harcourt
Education › Re: Bad Condition Of Yabatech Students Sleeping In The Classroom(pics) by debeey87(m): 10:28pm On Jun 25, 2015
What happened to the days when student union government advocate for the welfare of students on Campus. Yabataech shoulld be made to admit only the number of students it can cater for, the other schools outside Lagos can do more.

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