₦airaland Forum

oyewale0001:

Thank you so much for this 👍. I will not fall into trap this year. Tunde

As long as he does not ask you to join a whatsapp group, you are good.

Reloadedisraelp:
normally nothing good comes free...I will support his ministry if his results are good ...the strategy he puts there look easy on paper but almost impossible,28 wins out of 40picks

If you say it's free to get people join and then start soliciting for funds, Guy you're a fraudster. It's called grooming. Better say it's a paid group from the onset.

2oddsTrader:
My name is Babatunde but I'm not the Tunde you know.

Does the Tunde you know bet on his games and win like this?

Could be same tunde, if it walks, quacks like a duck, it is certainly a duck.

BlackViper:
Someone will still say that forfeiture is not the same thing as a criminal conviction

They are not the same thing oga.

Kukutente23:
Are you sure some of these statistics are not doctored to make Nigeria look bad?
How can Nigeria have the worst quality of life in the WWW
Meanwhile the comments below really offed me

When did Nigerians become Jollofians

It seems people just cook up data and know 90% of the people will never question it.

Nigeria worse than Sudan is unbelievable. What metrics did they use.

Helpfromabove1:
Village people well done o

Even at 1:30am in a near by bush

she can’t pee in peace

Why na

Public defecation is a no no there unlike in some other parts of the world.

The judge resigned for honour sake.

In another part of the world, the judge will claim the police officer hates her because of her tribe. People from her tribe will start shouting and asking if she's the first judge in the world to urinate outside and all other s-t-u-p-I-d arguments.

Reloadedisraelp:
no o

Tunde and change of moniker na 5 and 6.

He will start by posting games and then creating a WhatsApp group, saying it is free. When you join the group, after couple of games, he'll claim he pays for the games he drops in USD and would like people to support.

Mind you, some of the games fail. Those who pay will be migrated to a second WhatsApp and he closes the 1st group.

He drops this exact strategy in the group as the way to make profit and borrows money from his members that I'm not sure he repaid.

Reloadedisraelp:
who be Tunde?

You mean you no know Tunde the 2 odds master?

As Trump no get the Nobel peace prize, e don dey show his true self.

2oddsTrader:
Below is my staking strategy;

All you need to make ₦142,000 or more every forty days is to win seven out of your ten 2-odds bets. This means you don't need to win all your bets to earn ₦142,000 or more in forty days. Amazing, right? Let's take a look at the steps you'd take.

First Step: Raise Capital
Raise a capital of any amount you want to invest. Let's use ₦50,000 as an example. Divide it by 10, which gives you ₦5,000 in ten portions.

Second Step: Stake Wisely
Stake ₦5,000 on today's 2-odds and keep staking ₦5,000 on subsequent days. Don't increase your stake; maintain ₦5,000 as your maximum stake for the first ten days.

Profit Calculation

After ten days, assuming you win seven 2-odds bets out of ten, you'll make a profit of ₦20,000, excluding your initial ₦50,000 capital.

Third Step: Re-invest
Don't be in a hurry to cash out. Add the ₦20,000 profit to the ₦50,000 you started with, giving you ₦70,000. Share it in ten portions again, like you did in the first ten days. This gives you ₦7,000. Use only ₦7,000 to stake on each 2-odds for the second ten days.

Profit Projection

At the end of the second ten days, assuming you win seven 2-odds bets again out of ten, you'll make a profit of ₦28,000.

Fourth Step: Re-invest
Add the ₦28,000 profit you earned in the second ten days to the ₦70,000 capital used in the second ten days, you'll have ₦98,000. Share it in ten portions again, like you did in the second ten days. This gives you ₦9,800. Use only ₦9,800 to stake on each 2-odds for the third ten days.

Profit Projection

At the end of the third ten days, assuming you win seven 2-odds bets again out of ten, you'll make a profit of ₦39,200.

Fifth Step: Re-invest
Add the ₦39,200 profit you earned in the third ten days to the ₦98,000 capital used in the third ten days, you'll have ₦137,200. Share it in ten portions again, like you did in the third ten days. This gives you ₦13,720. Use only ₦13,720 to stake on each 2-odds for the fourth ten days.

Profit Projection

At the end of the fourth ten days, assuming you win seven 2-odds bets again out of ten, you'll make a profit of ₦54,880.

Now, add the profit you earned in the first, second, third, and fourth ten days together to know your total profit. That is: ₦20,000 + ₦28,000 + ₦39,200 + ₦54,880 = ₦142,080.

In forty days, with this staking plan, you'll make approximately ₦142,080 in profit, excluding your initial ₦50,000 capital.

If you start with ₦500,000 as capital, your profit would be approximately ₦1,420,800 or more in forty days.

Na Tunde strategy be this and you still claim not to be tunde.

seunlayi:

That bologna game dey funny. Na coach cost them that game. Toronto have been conceding against a club above them, bologna have been scoring but their coach benched their star striker till late in the match.

Na where the element of luck comes in game.

Puntingnoob:
I am all for the mullla

Make una drop am abeg oo

2 odds for seven days na 1k odds. Make I start with 100 make I chop 100k clean mouth. 100k in two places

2 odds in 7 days is just 128 odds ani you mean 10 days?

lordm:
May he be found. I hope this is not a kidnapping case

Emmmmm....didn't you read 9r was it the first to comment thing again?

jesusjnr2020:
She was raised to hate, curse and kill Jews and also Christians, but all she needed was just one encounter with Jesus (as Saul of Tarsus), and she came to know the truth and Jesus set her free and changed her story and life forever.

She said Jesus spoke Arabic with her, saying, "you're my daughter, don't be afraid."

Therefore the truth is that Jesus also loves the Muslims and Palestinians (contrary to what some Christians think) and also want them all in heaven with Him.

Hence He would do whatever it takes to bring them to salvation, even if means appearing Himself and speaking their native language to them.

God bless.

Pls which christian teach that Jesus hates muslims or are you just speculating?

Bestunclejoe:
I agree 100% with EFCC on this, greed, greed and greed, products of laziness.

Not in support of cybercrime but I strongly disagree with him. So scarce are job opportunities that youths are doing everything to survive. They even make fun of graduates with the "school is scam" cliche because of lack of employment opportunities after graduation.

Fix the society and see this reduce drastically.

Sonnobax15:

Trying to pepper Ned Nwoko wey don move on to him next pot of beans wey dey wait for am to come and devour her

What if this is a distant relation that Ned may even know.

princeade86:
believe the story. So someone came to borrow his car, and the person no get contacts or guarantor. She just approached him and use her celebrity name to collect hire purchased. You even arrested her friend, and she escaped from police. K leg news.

If na that police own, no even go there.

Kukutente23:
FDI alone cannot account for the decline. It represents only about 5% while the decline is 32%
Check the screenshot below. Note that even with the decline in inflow, naira still strengthened due to the low demand for forex as highlighted by the second screenshot.
I hope you get my point now. BDCs are seeing a decline due to generally weak demand not because their services are no longer in demand as you presume

Oga, you argue pointlessly. The screenshot you just uploaded was before the one I uploaded that the report clearly nailed FDI as the culprit.


Please post the whole article so everyone can judge.

You just argue to win not to learn or teach.

Kukutente23:
Not correct
It was stopped in a bid to restrict demand
Like I said, the alternative was devaluation and Buhari was having none of that
It's same reason abokifx was hounded. It's and reason Binance was hounded. It's in a bid to restrict demand

Not entirely true, there was never any bid to restrict demands demand is always a part of economics. There was serious dollar scarcity that we were owing airlines. We had to even sell our crude ahead of time to bring in needed dollars. It was so bad that our financial institutions foreign bank partners were no longer honouring our LCs.


Many people took advantage of the scarcity and the rate disparity that made banks reduce quarterly online transactions to $15 monthly on your naira cards from over $1k quarterly.

AqualinaXYZ:
Tibubu na bastard




I know say he go copy this one





Never copied anything good

If you say this regulation is not good, it simply means you wont know good if it hits you right in the face.

Kukutente23:
Why was usage of naira card banned and what is the alternative so far

It was stopped because of round tripping under Emefile as there was 150+ naira per dollar disparity. Most bank staff were involved in this becoming very rich overnight.

Kukutente23:
Here

Thanks for this. FDI is responsible and it was only last week. I'll be concerned if shown it's been happening week on week

Appletek:
Not as a Counsel on record.
Protesting in a matter he's also a Counsel.
No wonder Kanu is having problems.

He has been sacked as at that time.

Exousiang01:
Alloy claimed his client was innocent but instead of defending his client in court e run enter street to carry cardboard

Nothing wrong with that. It's well within his rights to protest.

Kukutente23:
Inflows plummeted in the previous week
BDCs have always been required at the retail end as demand pressure increases. Demand is low now that's why BDCs are grumbling
Next year is an election year
Let's see how demand will be

Any data to support the bolded?

Kukutente23:
FDI is different from dollar inflow
Go and check the stats
Inflow has been low
Demand has also been low
Once demand begins to rise, BDCs will come into play
BDCs deal on a lot of instruments. Some are even use as fronts for banks especially during the Buhari era

Ok. Noted but do you have the stats that points to low inflow because I'm yet to see one. Projection is towards Christmas for heavy inflows.


If you were referring to Buhari era, I'd agree as their services was needed as banks stopped international spending on naira debit cards. Even processing form M and form A were difficult but no longer now.

That's why I keep saying no divergence anywhere.

Kukutente23:
Yahoo boys sell their dollars with the hope of leaving no paper trails
Like I told the other man, demand will rise as the rates stabilise. With that increase in demand, the alternative is either to increase rates or to restrict demand since we don't control supply
It's simple economics
As a matter of fact, dollar inflow has been very low this year

Yahoo boys target gift cards. Pls which BDC deals on gift cards. If it's paper trail, they use crypto. Do BDCs now deal on crypto?

As for politicians, they sell the dollars they bid to them and so, this will even curb corruption.

Why again do you speculate low FDI this year. Any data?

[quote author=Kukutente23 post=137264194]Ask travellers visiting Nigeria and those exiting who need to change currencies
Ask politicans, yahoo boys and such other money launderers

Yahoo boys need their services? How again.

So because of politicians, there'll be a rate divergence?

So funny nothing your extra wonderful opinion.

Kukutente23:
You mean BDCs started to exist in Nigeria in 2017?
I'm impressed by your knowledge

Your ignorance is amazing.

Question for you is what financial services that BDCs offer that financial institutions do not cureently offer that would cause your rate divergence in coming weeks as you postulated.

sofeo:
Only weak guys/men, simps, uncultured guys/men, uncivilized guys/men and those not also enlightened will fall for that foolishness.

E go shock you say such men far outnumber the smart guys.

Kukutente23:
You didn't explain how it won't
You don't seem to have good comprehension capacity
What is the relationship between BDC demand for foreign currency and using naira cards for international transactions?

You obviously are the one that lacks comprehension.

When their services were needed was when banks stopped international spending on your naira debit cards. Asides that every other thing you need dollars for is taken care of by financial institutions.

Read, no only chochocho.