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Sports › Re: Victor Moses Celebrates Chelsea EPL Win With P-square by Donnyboy(m): 2:24am On May 15, 2017

Please guys check out the trailer of My Short film BORDER... I Shot it with a phone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay2W82ii2-o&itct=CAoQpDAYASITCKbr5a2n3NMCFZ6QVQodgD0MiFIQMTQwNU1lZGlhIGJvcmRlcg%3D%3D&gl=NG&hl=en&client=mv-google

Romance › Re: Excited Bride Gives Hubby Lapdance At Wedding(pics, Video) by Donnyboy(m): 2:22am On May 15, 2017

Webmasters › Re: 8 Types Of Trolls You May Encounter On Social Media by Donnyboy(m): 2:19am On May 15, 2017

Romance › Re: 6 Things men want in a relationship by Donnyboy(m): 2:08am On May 15, 2017

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Celebrities › Re: Olamide Flaunts Guitar Tattoo On His Leg by Donnyboy(m): 2:03am On May 15, 2017

Family › Re: Happy Mothers Day, Come Share Your Mums Pic Celebrating Her by Donnyboy(m): 10:44am On May 14, 2017

Please guys check out the trailer of My Short film BORDER ... I Shot it with a phone...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay2W82ii2-o&itct=CAoQpDAYASITCKbr5a2n3NMCFZ6QVQod%3D%3D&gl=NG&hl=en&client=mv-google

Family › Re: Happy Mothers Day To All The Good Mothers In The World by Donnyboy(m): 10:01am On May 14, 2017

Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Do You Answer The Question "Sell Me This Pen " In A Sales Interview? by Donnyboy(m): 9:59am On May 14, 2017

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Celebrities › Re: Peter Okoye's Reply To A Fan Who Said He Should Support Our Local League by Donnyboy(m): 9:55am On May 14, 2017

Romance › Re: Man Catches His Best Friend In Bed With His Wife, Beats Him With Machete(video+p by Donnyboy(m): 9:51am On May 14, 2017

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Jobs/Vacancies › Re: FHI 360 New Job Opportunities In Calabar, Uyo, Abuja, PH, Kaduna, Others by Donnyboy(m): 9:12pm On May 13, 2017

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Sports › Re: Anthony Joshua Trains With Manchester United Players, Snaps With Jose Mourinho by Donnyboy(m): 9:01pm On May 13, 2017

European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: West Brom Vs Chelsea (0 - 1) On 12th May 2017 by Donnyboy(m): 11:25pm On May 12, 2017

Please guys check out the trailer of My Short film BORDER ... I Shot it a phone...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay2W82ii2-o&itct=CAoQpDAYASITCKbr5a2n3NMCFZ6QVQodgD0MiFIQMTQwNU1lZGlhIGJvcmRlcg%3D%3D&gl=NG&hl=en&client=mv-google

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Romance › Re: 7 Inappropriate Things Guys Shouldn't Say To A Nigerian Lady On First Date by Donnyboy(m): 8:39am On May 12, 2017

Please Check Out the trailer My Short film BORDER that I Shot with a phone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ay2W82ii2-o&itct=CAoQpDAYASITCP6Hlu_b3tMCFU2jVQodiU4HZFIQMTQwNU1lZGlhIGJvcmRlcg%3D%3D&gl=NG&hl=en&client=mv-google

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TV/Movies › Re: What Series Are You Watching Now? Part 2 by Donnyboy(m): 8:29am On May 12, 2017

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Celebrities › Re: Top Ten Prettiest And Sexiest Female Musicians In Nigeria/rating. by Donnyboy(m): 12:00am On Mar 08, 2017

please what of Stormrex? She should be on that list

Career › Re: My Former Employer Is Yet To Remit My 23 Months Pension Fund To My RSA. by Donnyboy(m): 9:34am On Dec 04, 2016

please any Lawyer or law practitioner here? inbox me ur number... I have some important questions to ask

Phones › Re: Lets Discuss: What Was The First Network U Ever Used by Donnyboy(m): 7:44am On Nov 06, 2016

mine was Glo... I used it on a Siemens fone

Sports › Re: Mikel Obi: "I Am Now Matured To Lead The Super Eagles" by Donnyboy(m): 10:13am On Oct 08, 2016

patriotic9jaboy:
Retire and stop disgracing yourself. You can't even make Chelsea bench and U're yearning dust about leading super Eagles. Mumu guy

patriotic9jaboy:
Retire and stop disgracing yourself. You can't even make Chelsea bench and U're yearning dust about leading super Eagles. Mumu guy

patriotic9jaboy:
Retire and stop disgracing yourself. You can't even make Chelsea bench and U're yearning dust about leading super Eagles. Mumu guy

Guy nawa o! easy now... you and him dey drag girlfriend before? abeg free him

Politics › Nigeria Must Consider Oil Asset Sales – Saraki by Donnyboy(op): 6:33am On Sep 21, 2016

*Proffers suggestions on ways out of recession *Wants Executive to raise capital from asset sales *Ready for President’s Emergency Power Bill *Asks President to dialogue with Niger Delta *Says he must also engage private sector in leadership THE Senate yesterday asked the federal government to stop the blame game and get the nation’s economy out of recession, saying Nigerians were hungry. It also urged the government to raise capital from asset sales to shore up the nation’s foreign reserves and promised to receive any proposal from the executive arm, including Emergency Power But in what looks like a discordant tune from the government agencies, The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission disagreed with Senate on the sale of Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) and other Federation Assets being proposed during an interview with a cable Television station, the CNBC Africa as a way of augmenting the current revenue shortfall as a result of economic recession. In a press statement signed by the Commission’s Acting Chairman, Shettima Umar Abba Gana, RMAFC argued that it would be unwise for the Federal Government to dispose of its crown jewels that generate revenue and keep the Federation Account healthy over the long term. Citing the NEITI 2013 audit and financial report of Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, RMAFC disclosed that the sum of $12.9 billion was received by NNPC from the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Company over an eight-year period which the Corporation did not remit to the Federation Account. The audit according to the Commission also revealed that Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG) Company paid the sum of $1.289 billion as dividends for 2013. Economic problems However, it said it would consider any bill from the President, as long as it would help the nation out of recession. Addressing senators on resumption of the Senate from recess yesterday, Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki, who threw government the challenge, said though the last administration failed to put things right in respect of the economy, the federal government should concentrate on how to solve the country’s economic problems than dwell on buck-passing. According to Saraki, Nigerians are not ready to listen to where the problem emanated from, but solutions to it. He said: “I remember trying to explain to my people that this kind of thing does not happen overnight, that the seeds for the condition that we suffer from today must have been planted by past administrations that refused to do what was necessary. I soon realised that my people are not so interested in how we got here or who to blame for our current situation. They only wanted to know that government has plans to get them out of this current predicament. ‘’To them, the only explanation that makes sense at the moment is that which puts food on the table, reduces price of rice, garri, salt, sugar, meat and saves jobs. I must hasten to add in my own opinion that the executive must begin to take the following needful steps to show Nigerians, the international community and investors, both local and international, that we are ready to reform and do business. “The Executive must re-tool its export promotion policy with export incentives such as the resumption of the Export Expansion Grant, EEG; and introduce export-financing initiatives. It must as a deliberate response, consider immediate release of funds to ensure the implementation of the budget for the near short term to inject money into the economy. Similarly, the agricultural sector and agro-allied businesses should be directly supported to boost value addition and job creation. He said “While government works on the medium to long-term plans, immediate strategies must be devised that would ease the suffering of the ordinary people across our country. In this case, particular attention should be given to our citizens in IDP camps. The images emerging from this zone of deprivation and hunger is no longer acceptable. Government should accelerate interim measures to provide social safety-nets to our people and assuage current high level of misery in the land. Such intervention should seek to fully execute the social spending framework already provided in the 2016 budget.” Saraki said: “On our own part, we must turn our attention towards a number of legislative priorities such as the Petroleum Industry Bills. We must ensure the passage of the PIB as soon as possible to stimulate new investment and boost oil revenue. As we all know, this bill is long in waiting and is very crucial for vital investment in the oil and gas sector. The impasse of not passing the bill is doing great harm to the industry and the Nigerian economy as a whole.” The Senate President noted that “mortgages remain key for us in the National Assembly and we will immediately begin the process of accelerating bills aimed at reforming the sub- sector for growth and accessibility in a manner that deepens our people’s access to housing, jobs and economic activities that can inject fresh funds into this sector.” He added: “There is the National Development Bank of Nigeria (est. etc) Bill 2015, which will provide long term, cheaper source of funds to the private sector. There are also the Nigerian Ports and Harbours Authority Act (Amendment) Bill 2016; National Road Fund (Establishment, etc); National Transport Commission Act 2001; Warehouse Receipts Act Bill 2016; Review of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA), Investment and Securities Act (ISA) and Customs and Excise Management Act; Federal Competition Bill 2016; and the National Road Authority. In my view, these bills and some of the other economic reform bills we will be considering in the coming days will be critical in the creation of a basic framework to free up capital and provide the opportunities to get us out of this recession.” The government said earlier in the month it had approved loans from China, the World Bank, Japan and the African Development Bank, but Saraki said such talks were still ongoing with no deals yet. “There is a big hole now in the fiscal deficit because that funding is not coming through. So we’ve got to look for alternative ways to fund that,” Saraki said in a joint interview with the Financial Times on Monday when asked about the loans,” he said. Currency shortages The government has said it plans to borrow as much as $10 billion, with half of that coming from foreign sources, including a planned $1 billion Eurobond issue, to fund a budget deficit of 2.2 trillion naira ($7.21 billion) and boost an economy hammered by low oil prices and hard currency shortages. Saraki said that even if the loan talks succeeded, the amount raised would not be enough to plug the hole in public finances. “My take is that even if it does come through, it’s money too little, too late,” he said, referring to the loan talks. “If we do things right, the confidence will come in,” Saraki said. Adding, if we carry on waiting for government revenues to go up, if we don’t do anything seen as thinking out of the box the recession could drag on longer. Nigeria’s 2016 budget was the largest in the nation’s history, but the oil price drop and Delta attacks have left the government scrambling for funds,” he concluded. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/nigeria-must-consider-oil-asset-sales-saraki/

Politics › Sell Off NLNG, Invest Proceed And Be Out Of Recession, Dangote Tells Buhari by Donnyboy(op): 7:53pm On Sep 18, 2016

Dangote has urged the federal government to sell
off the Nigerian Liquified Natural Gas company,
NLNG as well as other dormant but huge capital-
generating sectors and invest the proceeds back
into the economy to bring Nigeria out of its
current recession before the end of fourt quarter.
In an interview with CNBC Africa, the billionaire
said: “The only way for us to get out of this
recession is to make sure we move into action
quickly; action by diversifying the economy
quickly.
“If I had challenges in my company, I would not
hesitate to sell assets, to remain afloat, to get to
the better times, because it doesn’t make any
sense for me to keep any assets and then
suffocate the whole organisation.
“What we need to do now in my own thinking…
we have a lot of assets to sell. We can sell part
of the joint venture; part of the shares. You know
government normally owns 60 percent.
“We can sell in an open tender be it Chinese. We
can change the term and make it an operating
one, just like what we have in NLNG. We also
have another asset I think we don’t really need.
“The African finance corporation; it can fetch
them $800million easily. My own suggestion
before was that they should even sell 100 percent
of NLNG. I don’t think government should be in
any business of investing in sectors of LNG.
“A company like that, with earnings of $1.5 billion
on the average, they should get anywhere
between $12 billion and $15 billion.”
Dangote suggested investing the proceeds back
into the economy to boost development.
“You will not believe that the crisis that we have
today, if we have $15 billion, adding it to our $25
billion, that is $40 billion reserves. That will give
confidence, confidence will come back, then
government will back it up with proper economic
policy, where people can see the roadmap.
“Latest by fourth quarter we will be out of
recession. It should be a partnership between
government and private sector. We have all the
answers, Nigeria falling into recession does not
really scare me, if we take action.
The businessman said if the government boosts
reserves as suggested, the naira may fall to 250
to the dollar and help the economy.
“Once we can sell assets, and put $15 billion
together, you’d be very shocked at how much the
dollar will actually drop, you can easily see 250.
What is happening today is mere speculation.
“To currency, everybody will speculate, banks will
speculate, companies will speculate, individuals
will speculate, because if you have money you
want to send in from abroad you will keep
sending in trickles.
“If you know that CBN has $40 billion in reserves
today, if you have $100,000, you might even sell
it forward because you know that this rate is
going to crash and you must quickly sell it.”
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/sell-off-nlng-invest-proceed-well-recession-dangote-tells-buhari/

Investment › Sell Off NLNG, Invest Proceed And Be Out Of Recession, Dangote Tells Buhari by Donnyboy(op): 6:08pm On Sep 18, 2016

Dangote has urged the federal government to sell
off the Nigerian Liquified Natural Gas company,
NLNG as well as other dormant but huge capital-
generating sectors and invest the proceeds back
into the economy to bring Nigeria out of its
current recession before the end of fourt quarter.
In an interview with CNBC Africa, the billionaire
said: “The only way for us to get out of this
recession is to make sure we move into action
quickly; action by diversifying the economy
quickly.
“If I had challenges in my company, I would not
hesitate to sell assets, to remain afloat, to get to
the better times, because it doesn’t make any
sense for me to keep any assets and then
suffocate the whole organisation.
“What we need to do now in my own thinking…
we have a lot of assets to sell. We can sell part
of the joint venture; part of the shares. You know
government normally owns 60 percent.
“We can sell in an open tender be it Chinese. We
can change the term and make it an operating
one, just like what we have in NLNG. We also
have another asset I think we don’t really need.
“The African finance corporation; it can fetch
them $800million easily. My own suggestion
before was that they should even sell 100 percent
of NLNG. I don’t think government should be in
any business of investing in sectors of LNG.
“A company like that, with earnings of $1.5 billion
on the average, they should get anywhere
between $12 billion and $15 billion.”
Dangote suggested investing the proceeds back
into the economy to boost development.
“You will not believe that the crisis that we have
today, if we have $15 billion, adding it to our $25
billion, that is $40 billion reserves. That will give
confidence, confidence will come back, then
government will back it up with proper economic
policy, where people can see the roadmap.
“Latest by fourth quarter we will be out of
recession. It should be a partnership between
government and private sector. We have all the
answers, Nigeria falling into recession does not
really scare me, if we take action.
The businessman said if the government boosts
reserves as suggested, the naira may fall to 250
to the dollar and help the economy.
“Once we can sell assets, and put $15 billion
together, you’d be very shocked at how much the
dollar will actually drop, you can easily see 250.
What is happening today is mere speculation.
“To currency, everybody will speculate, banks will
speculate, companies will speculate, individuals
will speculate, because if you have money you
want to send in from abroad you will keep
sending in trickles.
“If you know that CBN has $40 billion in reserves
today, if you have $100,000, you might even sell
it forward because you know that this rate is
going to crash and you must quickly sell it.”
www.vanguardngr.com/2016/09/sell-off-nlng-invest-proceed-well-recession-dangote-tells-buhari/

Fashion › Re: Kenya Lady Called Ugly Bleaches Her Skin To Look Beautiful (Before & After Pics) by Donnyboy(m): 6:49pm On Sep 04, 2016

this is wat is called CHANGE... our Presido should come and learn work from this woman

Foreign Affairs › Re: Unclad Photos Of Melania Trump Hit The Internet by Donnyboy(m): 9:15pm On Aug 01, 2016

wasco24:
This American presidential election has taken nigerian style

Goodluck vs buhari style

Am telling u. this is the reason why I hate politics... it is a dirty game. instead of fighting for the interest of the people, they are fighting for their own interest

TV/Movies › Re: What Series Are You Watching Now? Part 2 by Donnyboy(m): 7:44am On Jul 27, 2016

This is my first short-film TRIBUTE.
I dedicate it to all those that lost their Dads... To Our Soldiers And to all the Wonderful Dads...
God bless us all...
please view using this link for mobile devices:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akE5EIYfeSo

TV/Movies › Re: What Movie Are You Watching Now? by Donnyboy(m): 7:39am On Jul 27, 2016

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Career › Re: What Career Track Are You On? by Donnyboy(m): 7:36am On Jul 27, 2016

Phones › Re: Its Bye Bye To Blackberry OS - Say Hello To Blackberry 2nd Android Phone by Donnyboy(m): 7:31am On Jul 27, 2016

Celebrities › Re: ‘I Can't Wait To Disvirgin And Have Kids’ – Halima Abubakar by Donnyboy(m): 7:18am On Jul 27, 2016

Celebrities › Re: Peter Okoye says P-Square is back! And that brother Jude Okoye is back as MNG by Donnyboy(m): 3:40pm On Jul 25, 2016

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