₦airaland Forum

femidejulius:
[s]Let them ask for war nah.

Cowards who cause problems and run away.

Like Emeka Ojukwu, like Kanu the Coward.

MKO Abiola never ran away. Gani Fawehinmi, Fela Anikulapo, Beeko and Femi Falana stood to fight for what they believed in.

Yet, the descendants of cowards call the Yorubas cowards.

Yeye dey smell.[/s]

whateverkay:
[s]Then get ready to love prison because biafra is treason[/s]

cana882:
Loool.. Wahala

Meanwhile
Breaking news: Lukaku goes back to school.

Yyeske:
[s]If you don't know how international finance operates, ask around or at least google it, it's cheaper than you displaying gross ignorance[/s]

kahal29:
[s]THE nation’s external reserve will this month hit $35 billion, the highest in three years.The last time the nation had $35 billion external reserve was end of November 2014, when it dropped to $35.24 billion from $36.25 billion at end of October 2014.

Indications to this emerge from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) data which showed that external reserves rose by $1.37 billion in October to $33.86 billion from $32.49 billion in September. The increase recorded in October was over 100 percent higher than the $660 million increase recorded in September.

This was occasioned by increased inflow from foreign exchange earnings from crude oil following sustained increase in the price of crude oil. From a low of $46.39 per barrel in February, price of Nigeria’s Bonny Light crude oil, rose to $59.11 per barrel last week, according to data on CBN website. With daily crude oil production rising from 1.82 million barrels in February to 2.1 million barrels as stated by Vice President Yemi Oshinbajo last week, the above implies 47 percent or $40 million increase in daily potential crude oil earnings to $124 million from $84.2 million in February.

In addition to this is sustained dollar inflow through the Investors and Exporters (I&E) foreign exchange window, created by the CBN April 21. According to the CBN Deputy Governor, Financial System Stability, Dr. Joseph Nnana, the window attracted over $10 billion in four months. The above implies that the $1.37 billion accretion into the nation’s external reserve may be repeated, leading to $35 billion reserves by the end of the month.


Culled from Vanguard Newspaper


https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/11/nigerias-external-reserves-hit-3yr-high-35bn[/s]/

Lomprico2:
[s]Don't go and look for work to do keep waiting to collect free money from hard working people. Lazy punks.[/s]

Lomprico2:
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I live in that region, these people are so lazy they tax these companies crazily even when the coys have done what us required by d host communities. From one useless lazy group to another.
even down to peoples personal private businesses.

Its the truth n plain fact! No be by afonja tinz. Am not yoruba![/s]

Lomprico2:
[s]This people sef, they want oil companies back so that their useless lazy youth will keep collecting money for no reason and forming community things! >:[/s](

Gotze1:
[s][/s]Why are your people keep running to our land if I may ask.

Marcelo290:
Igbos are all over Nigeria, I was in Kano and was stunned by the number of Igbos there. Go to Maidugri, Benue, Kogi, even in farthest Northern state you can imagine Igbos are there.

It is tiring the way you folks think they are only moving to Yoruba land, but I'm not surprised cos you guys don't travel, I could bet you haven't stepped your feet out of Yoruba land since birth hence your high level of ignorance.

Again let me clear this lie you guys spread. That People are moving out doesn't mean Igbo land is scanty and undeveloped like you folks say, as a matter of fact the population density of The East is the highest in the country, Eastern cities are also filled with people from different places. Go to Onitsha main market and see your brothers pushing trucks, hawking local medicines and doing menial jobs. In terms of beauty, no western city apart from Lagos is as beautiful with good road networks like Enugu.

I'm tired of this falsehood you guys spread here as a result of ignorance and feel someone needs to school you all.

GameGod:
Pigs

BakireBulmaker:
Honestly, we need more Igbo slaves in the SW especially in the hinterland.

One Nigeria forever!

Tolexander:
[s]Stella Oduah should be blamed for the condition of the airport.

https://mobile.twitter.com/benmurraybruce/status/923527905321390080[/s]

BininEmpire:
Demola Ajayi is a good photographer

yarimo:
[s][s]That is very commendable from nigeria police force.[/s] [/s]

python1:
[s]Everything related to IPOB terrorists should be properly tamed. That group of terrorists is just a congregation of donkeys.[/s]

Cryptedjabs:
Get lost dunce, are you tired of quoting and liking your own post. Jobless troll, where is your new2020 and other miserable monikers. You deserve to be stoned to death for being shameless and senseless. Spits

Cryptedjabs:
[s] You are just like your late father, no sense nor shame. Pathetic[/s]

abdelrahman:
[s]Why has niger state also don't have seapor[/s]t?

oodualover:
When will you OSUS have sense?

midehi2:
[s]Bomb them all


Na joke i dey ooo


united they stand :[/s]D