Fashion › Re: Every Slim Nigerian Girl Will Relate To These Problems by glook(f): 4:21pm On May 03, 2016*. Modified: 7:18pm On May 03, 2016 |
Ewatomi26: My bestie, is always scared of raining season... And if we are out, and its gets windy, she is always being lifted off the ground, but I always get her covered ... I love my smallie any day, any time For the wind to lift me off the ground, it has to be a category 5 hurricane. Lol |
Business › Re: External Reserves Drop To $27.85bn As Foreign Investors Repatriate $30.2m by glook(f): 11:14am On Apr 06, 2016 |
SycophanticGoat: Hahahahahahaha! Is it the naira that has no value or another naira? A naira that can only be obtained at a minimum amount of #320 is worthless.. We agree that the naira is worthless and the economy is in shambles, but we should try not to be biased in our aguments. In this case Buhari is right not to devalue the naira and being adamnant about it creates a level of security. The foreign investors are just scared that Buhari might devalue the naira later. |
Business › Re: External Reserves Drop To $27.85bn As Foreign Investors Repatriate $30.2m by glook(f): 10:24am On Apr 06, 2016 |
SycophanticGoat: Hahahahahahahahahahaha! What sufferings can be worse than this one Nigerians are facing presently? Chai! Thank goodness I ain't no zombsicle..  You never begin to suffer. Wait till he devalues the naira which will lead to more inflation and you will pray to be a zombie. |
Business › Re: External Reserves Drop To $27.85bn As Foreign Investors Repatriate $30.2m by glook(f): 10:22am On Apr 06, 2016 |
neocortex: It is not about satisfying the foreign investors, it is about having a stable policy. I can assure you that most investors fleeing Nigeria aren't doing so simply because the Naira has crashed but because they don't know what Buhari might decide to do tomorrow which might put their investment in jeopardy. You are going off topic. What can be more stable about Buhari refusing to devalue the naira despite pressures from all quarters. |
Business › Re: External Reserves Drop To $27.85bn As Foreign Investors Repatriate $30.2m by glook(f): 10:19am On Apr 06, 2016 |
danielicon: what do u know about satisfying foreign investors?? and how will that lead to suffering of Nigerians?? see!!! A stable and fast growing economy is enough to satisfy foreign investors. I for one, support no political party but buhari is messing up Nigeria economy big time. the funny thing is that bihari still makes promises even now that he is the president. we don't need promises again, we need result. You are going off topic. We are talking about devaluation of the naira. Devaluaing the naira will lead to more inflation as we are import dependant, so I support that the naira should not be devalued. |
Business › Re: External Reserves Drop To $27.85bn As Foreign Investors Repatriate $30.2m by glook(f): 7:19am On Apr 06, 2016 |
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Politics › . by glook(op): 6:50pm On Dec 24, 2015*. Modified: 1:21pm On Mar 04, 2016 |
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