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Romance › Re: Woman Cries After Being Called "Bouncer" On Social Media (pics, Video) by Globad(f): 9:40pm On Mar 01, 2024 |
Creamypie: She g it what she deserved. Females in 3rd world country spend at least 15 hours daily on social media, neglecting responsibilities. Very irritating. In fact, them for tell her she looks like kiss Daniel bodyguard You're right about the time they're wasting on social media |
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Business › Re: CBN Revokes Operational Licenses Of 4,173 Bdcs by Globad(f): 9:19pm On Mar 01, 2024 |
lexy2014: since you have read them up, then you should be able to answer the question.
which crimes did the BDCs commit that makes them part of the problem? Continue to ask |
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Business › Re: CBN Revokes Operational Licenses Of 4,173 Bdcs by Globad(f): 7:04pm On Mar 01, 2024 |
lexy2014: which crimes did the BDCs commit that makes them part of the problem? Go and read up on them |
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Business › Re: FOREX Crisis: FG Slams $10 Billion Fine On Binance by Globad(f): 1:01pm On Mar 01, 2024 |
bobbiiee: They just mention figures anyhow? You're just posting messages anyhow? |
Business › Re: FOREX Crisis: FG Slams $10 Billion Fine On Binance by Globad(f): 1:01pm On Mar 01, 2024 |
Davidic1999: Una wan destroy binance with una wahala
First, it was $125millon fine on cz now its Nigeria 😂
Even if the government ban p2p, telegram and whatsapp is there
Yeye people Nonsense post |
Business › Re: FOREX Crisis: FG Slams $10 Billion Fine On Binance by Globad(f): 1:00pm On Mar 01, 2024 |
RepoMan007: Kidnapped their representatives and slammed a technical ransom of $10Bn on their assés. This is Intl corporate banditry, though it favours me. At least he won't tax the he'll out of me. Rubbish post |
Business › Re: FOREX Crisis: FG Slams $10 Billion Fine On Binance by Globad(f): 12:58pm On Mar 01, 2024 |
fuckJones: some people now appear to have more sympathy for Binance than for Nigeria and the Naira Such people usually take positions against their own country |
Politics › Re: Lagos Government Prohibits Public Address System For Religious Purposes by Globad(f): 5:07am On Feb 28, 2024 |
Preachers who use megaphones at Ikeja, Ojodu Berger and Yaba should take note. |
Politics › Re: FOREX Crisis: Raid On BDCs Ill-Advised, Wrongly-Directed - Peter Obi by Globad(f): 9:11am On Feb 25, 2024 |
dettolgel: Go to Amsterdam, Brussels, Antwerp, Rotterdam you will find their equivalent of Mallams.
We have the habit of destroying people's business as a way of punishment.
Government could have simply given them 2 weeks to register and that their representative should bring the list of registered Mallams in their district.
During a raid if an unregistered Mallams are seen government will fine the Mallams in charge of that area 5 million naira for each unregistered Mallam operating there and the fine should be paid within 5 business day or they will be prosecuted and their licence withdraw.
That way the Mallams will also be part of the enforcers no business destroyed no body is being harassed, government is making cool cash and mallams are feeding their children.
APC can use the idea I won't complain as long as it moves the country forward. This is actually laughable You'd fine mallams in charge of an area N5m for the breaches of other business persons. Issorait |
Business › Re: 'If You Are In Nigeria, Move All Your Cryptocurrency To A Custodial Wallet Now' by Globad(f): 11:07pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
twosquare: . By 2030, the world's financial system will run on crypto technology: blockchain. God spares our lives; I will remind you then.
By then, you will mind them. Hehehehehe In the next five or six years, right? Crypto currency like Bitcoin or CBDC? |
Business › Re: 'If You Are In Nigeria, Move All Your Cryptocurrency To A Custodial Wallet Now' by Globad(f): 6:44pm On Feb 21, 2024 |
EreluRoz:

Do you people actually make money from this crypto true true?
I don't even take anyone into this crypto thing seriously, it's same as betnaija gambling to me and if not why is it only men that do the crypto thing and the very few women involved are tomboy? Don't mind them |
Career › Re: Nigeria’s Unemployment Rate Rises To 5% – NBS by Globad(f): 8:02pm On Feb 20, 2024 |
5%?
This is wrong. It should be 2%. Or even non existent.
Yeye people Shameless people Unpatriotic people |
Politics › Re: Senate Says It Is Ready To Amend Nigerian Constitution To Okay State Police by Globad(f): 6:12am On Feb 19, 2024 |
malali: A mixture of Federal and state police, Start with 80% Federal and 20% state, then next 2 years make it 60% federal and 40% state.
Then gradually pullback till we have 10% Federal and 90% state, But there should always be federal oversight, Nigeria is too polarized to have every state having their own police.
If this government should turn to state police overnight, They are removing the subsidy on state security.
We are still in the turmoil of removed dollar and fuel subsidy. Anyone suggesting state police now is being delusional. Please how exactly is 80% federal and 20% state going to be implemented? |
Politics › Re: Senate Says It Is Ready To Amend Nigerian Constitution To Okay State Police by Globad(f): 8:10am On Feb 18, 2024 |
malali: [b]Clueless senators, ready to rubber stamp the president or a prominent elite.
They are not even aware they represent their constituencies, they have not discussed state police with the people who elected them.
Tinubu mentioned state police yesterday, the whole senate woke up today, and they are ready to "approve" it.
Presidential, legislative and the judiciary should be holding each other accountable, to provide checks and balances.
But in Nigeria, none of that exists.... Possible problems would be:
1-Potential for political interference and corruption. 2-Inadequate funding leading to poor resources and training. 3-Fragmentation of law enforcement, causing coordination issues. 4-Risk of abuse of power without strong oversight. 5-Exacerbation of ethnic and regional tensions./b] What do you suggest as the way out? |
Politics › Re: Okonjo Iweala Should Be Invited To Help Nigeria by Globad(f): 9:21am On Feb 17, 2024 |
Celestialsword: Nigeria, Delta born, Havard trained, renowned economist Dr.mrs.Okonjo Iweala should be invited by the Nigerian government to help solve the current economic problems in the country.
She's the current vice president of world bank for African region,she's also the head of world trade organization and member of board of many top notch word institutions.
She should be invited to work with some sound economist back home to find a lasting solution to the present economic imbroglio nigeria finds herself As at the first quarter of 2015 when Okonjo Iweala was the Minister of Finance, she was borrowing to pay recurrent expenditure |
Politics › Re: EFCC Raises Task Force Against Dollarization Of Economy by Globad(f): 1:40pm On Feb 08, 2024 |
emkz: What MUST be done:
1 Outright ban of the use of dollars within Nigeria.
2 Give holders of dollars a month to put it in the banking system after which it will be seized if found on the holders.
3 People like Herbert Wigwe charging tuition fees in their universities in dollars need to be compelled to pay their workers in dollars and also pay electricity bills, diesel bills, and other expenses in dollars.
4 All BDCs must be heavily regulated and if dollars is sold to anyone, the reason must be compelling and must be traceable.
5 Arrest politicians found with dollars.
6 We can't afford to have accounts opened in foreign currencies within Nigeria. Our economy can't support it.
7 Some of the things we import are not needed. Therefore impose heavy taxes on luxury cars, foreign wines, clothing, and food. Visit shops and hike the tax on foreign commodities like cashew, apples, and shoes. Nigeria is a big market. The least Toyota and Honda owes us is to run assembly plants within Nigeria.
8 NNPC must be stopped from selling crude oil to local refiners in dollars.
9 No company, including foreign ones, must be allowed to pay any worker in foreign currency. The idea of working in Nigeria is that you spend your earnings in Nigeria. If you want to remit funds abroad, use proper banking channels to do your transfer and pay the appropriate fees.
10 We found out that some embassies in Nigeria collect visa fees in foreign currencies in cash in Nigeria. We call on the foreign affairs minister to call those ambassadors to stop the practice. Some of these embassies use the desperation of our people to prey on them and commit crimes that cannot be tolerated elsewhere. Any embassy operating in Nigeria that cannot respect and idolize our naira should close and go elsewhere where such crimes of collecting a non-legal tender within a country they operate in is allowed. If they collect naira, they can use our banks to remit the funds or use online transfers so they can get the forex equivalent of the naira charges in their accounts in their countries. I call on Nigerians to be bold enough to report some of these embassies for the sharp practices.
11 Some of the embassies in Nigeria are desperately corrupt. Especially of some countries in the EU. Your head is correct |
Politics › Re: Heartbreaking Moment: Man Reduced To Tears Over Inability To Afford Food (video) by Globad(f): 3:55am On Feb 07, 2024 |
Chinjo2: I am sure he voted for APC. You people are really dealing with the Igbos. So let him enjoy the cake he helped in baking. You're "sure"? What is the evidence you have? |
Politics › Re: I Discouraged Ransom Payment Until I Was Kidnapped - Ex-DSS Director, Ejiofor by Globad(f): 7:14pm On Feb 04, 2024 |
Hmmm, hope kidnapping hasn't come to stay. It's a very bad crime |
Politics › Re: Breaking;Ekiti Monarch Killers Busted And Arrested by Globad(f): 10:30pm On Feb 03, 2024 |
Lastmessenger2: the real incoherent is in france I wish you joy and happiness |
Politics › Re: Breaking;Ekiti Monarch Killers Busted And Arrested by Globad(f): 8:18pm On Feb 03, 2024 |
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Politics › Re: Breaking;Ekiti Monarch Killers Busted And Arrested by Globad(f): 8:08pm On Feb 03, 2024 |
Lastmessenger2: Propaganda government. This news is to save face. Fulani's are your boss. Deal with it Do you have any evidence for this? |
Politics › Re: Usman Ododo Sworn-In As Kogi Governor (Video) by Globad(f): 3:59pm On Jan 27, 2024 |
Nigerian state governors
Most of them are as useless as letter K in KNIFE.
Why can't a state government build a world class hospital complete with diagnostics capability?
Why can't any state government encourage mechanised farming?
Most of the problems facing Nigerians can be solved at their state level but most of the state governors are inept. |
Politics › Re: See The CBN Building In Lagos That The North Wants To Remain Empty - Photos by Globad(f): 6:26am On Jan 26, 2024 |
CharleyBright: Hmmm. The Relocation of CBN to Lagos or not has become a issue of contention between the Northern Nigeria and the Western Nigeria. The North have been looking for reason to dump Tinubu and sweep power back to the North too early. This CBN relocation issue will most likely set the ball rolling for a campaign of calumny by the North against Tinubu and serve as a cogent reason for the North not to support him in 2027 election. As 2027 draw near Sai NNPP will be echoing in the North and massive decamping to NNPP will follow to leave Tinubu holding the APC broom alone. This I have seen in advance. Faulty assumptions Wrong conclusion |
Politics › Re: Peter Obi's Son, Oseloka Obi, Featured In UK Gay Magazine by Globad(f): 6:06am On Jan 26, 2024*. Modified: 6:21am On Jan 26, 2024 |
Authoreety: Make him papa catch am fes What will his papa do to him? You think his papa isn't aware yet or hasn't been seeing him? Would he have turned out this way if his papa could do anything in the first place? |
Crime › Re: EFCC Takes Obiano Into Custody Ahead Of Arraignment - Daily Post by Globad(f): 7:45am On Jan 24, 2024 |
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