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Anticorruption:If trump ban Muslims from entering US he will be call names but if Muslims in their countries kill immigrants the victim will be blamed |
AreaFada2:Don't mind the animal |
But they did not kill you unlike your people |
Things are changing in the absence of buhari |
I have never for one day take APC govt serious |
Buhari is synonymous with evil |
I wonder how human being still support this fraud of President. I detest Buhari |
Beremx:Longest time..... how ya family |
Only zombies is comfortable because it's their calling |
Lagos – The Naira on Tuesday continued to extend its stability against the dollar at all the major segments of the forex market. At the parallel market, the Naira exchanged at N498 to a dollar, while the Pound Sterling and the Euro traded at NN615 and N525, respectively. Trading at the Bureau De Change (BDC) window saw the Naira exchanged at N399 to a dollar, Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) controlled rate, while the Pound Sterling and the Euro closed at N616 and N527 respectively. The Naira also remained stable at the interbank market as it traded at N305.25 to a dollar. Alhaji Aminu Gwadabe, the President, Association of Bureau De Change Operators of Nigeria (ABCON), said that the increase in the nation’s external reserves and the global fall in the dollar contributed in the Naira stability. Gwadabe said that ABCON had also embarked on a sensitisation campaign to enable its members operate by the rules http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/naira-extends-stability-major-forex-market-exchanges-n498-dollar/ |
Things don tire me for this country. It's no longer funny at all |
Okechukwu Nnodim, Abuja The Federal Government on Monday declared that the price of rice would start to fall from November this year. It stated that more Nigerians had returned to their various farms, adding that at the next harvesting season next month, the price of rice would start to crash. This came as the government said that the delay in the approval of the 2016 budget had made it impossible to implement the capital expenditure in the agricultural sector. The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, said this while addressing members of the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development at the headquarters of the ministry in Abuja. Ogbeh, who stated that the government could not be involved in the importation of rice as speculated in some quarters, stressed that his ministry would not encourage rice importation because it would be detrimental to local production. He said the Federal Government was against rice smuggling and noted that the Seme border had become a notorious route for the smuggling of contraband products into the country. “We will not encourage rice importation and there is no way our ministry or government can be involved in importing rice when we are working hard to be self-sufficient in local production. By November when the full-scale harvest starts, rice prices will fall,” the minister said. Early last month, the government had warned that the price of rice might hit N40,000 a bag. It is currently being sold around N20,000. The Minister of State for Agriculture and Rural Development, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, said that the $22bn annual food import bill had led to the astronomical rise in the price of rice and other commodities. He stressed that if Nigerians failed to produce some of the items being imported before December, the price of rice could skyrocket to N40,000 a bag. On why the ministry had yet to start implementing its capital budget, Ogbeh said, “It is about now that the capital expenditure is beginning. One of the reasons why money is not circulating is that we need to follow the due process on issues of procurement, advertisement and others.” According to him, his ministry has spent just N882.58m, representing four per cent of the N21bn budgeted for it in the 2016 Appropriation Act. He also said, “You may be surprised to know that only six to seven states in Nigeria are showing enthusiasm in agriculture. Some by nature don’t seem interested, while others just can’t connect with whatever we are doing at the federal level.” Ogbeh further stated that his ministry inherited N67bn debt when the present administration came on board, but added that N20bn had been paid to agro-dealers and distributed 900 million oil palm seedlings to farmers across the country http://punchng.com/rice-pricell-fall-nov-fg/
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Where is the rice? Apc is evil |
Im joining this protest #enoughisenough |
Jesusloveyou:You need brain transplanting |
Lol
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Who give this idiot mouth to talk |
The rubbish get worst immediately buhari took over. |
Hmmmm
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I never see a government so useless like buhari government |
Yoruba Muslim and stupidity smh |
malel1:Exactly I swear |
Why is that there is no country with Christian republic? Islam is more political than religious |
JohnXcel:Hypocrisy will not kill u. Swear ur papa no tell u how they celebrate Abacha death |
The same people who went to the street in lagos and other southwestern states when Abacha death was announced has no moral right to criticize whoever is celebrating Buhari rumored death |
Honestly painful DEATH |
Buhari is dead |
Which buhari, death buhari? |
Buhari die in jesus name Amen!!! |
Till after Buhari burial |
Everything about this APC govt is wrong |
Prices of essential things have skyrocketed. The most affordable commodity now is foolishness and it is heavily subsidized by this government. It is now a hot cake and APC government love it |
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