₦airaland Forum

This is the kind of meetings u are attending with your black face...

[quote author=inspirator1 post=86704296][/quote]What will the Police do to him if he report himself.

Hmmmmmm

Location?

Why add the life of a promising child that never begged for death. Now u have to go to hell for commiting murder before dying.

What an expensive statement to joke with

This is so wrong. How long will he live to give his son a fatherly love.

phaamsaam:
Apologize once again

Apology accepted.

phaamsaam:
.

You already said no deal what's the fuss, rather wait for a known exchanger. Pronto

The fuss was after i said no deal cos I'm not sending first to u, you then came here to try and label me bad and i don't appreciate that cos i didn't come here to do same to u.
Peace....

phaamsaam:
Another one

Oga get a Nairaland escrow and come buy the fund and stop forming champion here. U don't accuse people cos they refuse sending first to u. What happened to escrow or are u a known trader here?
U didn't Dodge escrow u only enquired but u were quick to label someone without any prove. Let's be matured and civilized in our dealings.

Oga get a Nairaland escrow and come buy the fund and stop forming champion here. U don't accuse people cos they refuse sending first to u. What happened to escrow or are u a known trader here?

phaamsaam:
Another one

Imagine this escrow dodging dude.

Newly found freedom is truly exciting.

Igbos are good influencers wherever they are.

He's the more talented and loved.

Military that is supposed to protect it's citizens are now helping Fulani herdsmen to commite murder.

Meedon:
Are those animal Jebra?

No they are Zebra.

Not everyone with money knows how to plan and use it.

All international flights bound for Lagos, Nigeria, have been diverted to Ghana following poor weather conditions and complications from new equipment installation.

British Airways and Emirate Airlines are among the carriers unable to land at the Murtala Muhammed Airport in Lagos and were instead rerouted to Ghana. The diversions are roiling travel plans for many of their customers, according to statements emailed to affected passengers and reviewed by CNN.


https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/02/14/africa/lagos-flight-diverted-to-ghana/index.html

The diversion was as a result of poor weather in Lagos, which is Nigeria's commercial hub, and inadequate equipment to check visibility, according to the country's Ministry of Aviation.

The airport is "in the process of replacing the old category 2 Instrument Landing Systems with the newly procured category 3 system that allows for the lowest visibility landing," said James Odaudu, director of public affairs for Nigeria's Ministry of Aviation.

Instrument Landing System (ILS) works as a signal navigation aid that guides pilots when landing in low visibility. Airport authorities in Lagos experienced difficulties replacing their old ILS with a new one, making it impossible for airplanes to land.

"Unfortunately, there was a malfunctioning of certain components, which, coupled with the unforeseen weather conditions, made landing at the airport difficult," Odaudu said in the statement.

Passengers stranded at the Kotoka International Airport in the Ghana city of Accra have reacted angrily, saying it would have been easier if flights had been rerouted to Abuja, Nigeria's capital city.

Fola Olatunji-David, a technology entrepreneur whose February 11 flight to Lagos was diverted, says British Airways has not made provisions to take them back to Nigeria after initial promises to do so.

"We landed in Accra on Tuesday night and they kept stringing us along. They kept changing the time, saying, 'We will leave at 11 pm, we will leave at 2 pm' but we are still here," he said in reference to British Airways, in an interview with CNN.

Olatunji-David and other passengers have been in Accra for about three days, waiting for flights back to Lagos. He says many flights are fully booked, making it difficult to secure tickets back home.

"The airline became culpable when they left us to find our way home. There are minors on this flight, pregnant women, people who are now forced to get home on their own," he added.

British Airways has not responded to multiple requests from CNN, seeking comment. But according to statements sent to passengers and reviewed by CNN, the airline blamed poor visibility at the Lagos airport and promised to cover passengers hotel, internet, and refreshments costs.

"We regret to inform you that due to the operational constraints, we have had to cancel this flight. We recommend that you make your own travel arrangements to Lagos as we are unable to operate safely in the coming days, " the statement to passengers read.

In the meantime, the aviation ministry says it is trying to get back to normal. Officials approved diversion of more recent flights to Abuja, the country's capital city.

Airlines like Qatar Airlines have already applied to redirect their flights to the Nnamdi Azikiwe International airport in Abuja and got approval for it, Odaudu said.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has lamented over the rates international money transfers are done in foreign currencies by Nigerians, saying it is detrimental to naira.

This was disclosed by the Director, Trade and Exchange, CBN, Ozeomena Nnaji. She explained that the remittances in the diaspora between January 2016 and December 2019 are currently being investigated by three committees.

CBN condemns foreign money transfers to Nigeria

Nnaji said that Nigeria has a spending policy that guides its currency because of the effect of spending foreign currency in Nigeria has on the value of the naira. She said when money comes in as either dollars or euros, it is important to exchange it and get the naira currency as this promotes the naira value and the exchange rate stability.

“If the dollar and euro are everywhere, what happens to our currency, the Naira now is not an internationally accepted currency, if we dilute it, it will have consequences. We want our Naira to be acceptable by other West African countries; we want it to be an internationally accepted currency.

“If we have more funds come in as remittances, our foreign reserves go up, and when that happens, the confidence in the Nigerian economy will go up. It helped in price stability and exchange rate stability management and that the apex bank was interesting in increasing Diaspora remittances,” Nnaji added.

Nnaji while speaking further hinted on the World Bank report that says Nigeria received 25 billion dollars Diaspora remittances in 2019. According to her, the CBN only received 10 million dollars between 2016 and 2019.

“If the World Bank says 25 billion dollars for 2019; their formula for calculating is based on cash, kind and trend analysis. “What the CBN counts is the physical cash that comes in through the banks and International Money Transfer Operators,” she said in a report by the Vanguard.

According to the world bank, Nigeria’s foreign remittances are estimated at $25 billion as of 2019 and remain one of the highest in the world. CBN data also reveals Nigeria’s visible and invincible import stood at $38 billion as of October 2019 (Invincible was $25 billion). It was $40.8 billion for the entire 2018


https://nairametrics.com/2020/02/14/cbn-condemns-receiving-foreign-currency-in-transfers/

So young

Maggi cube is the sole culprit. I can use it to break someone's head.

slivertongue:
Dear CORONA VIRUS,

I want to beg you in the name of Jesus, please don't listen to the empty boasts of our Nigeria leaders. Our leaders don't know what they are saying. How can they say they are ready and prepared for you?
Abeg Sir, na lie, na slip of tongue. Just yesterday they said they have voted N680m to prepare for you, just imagine!! How much is that?
Sir, Look at how your Younger brother, Lassa Fever, is dealing with our people, your brother is already in 28 states of Nigeria unstoppable talk less of you.
Dear CORONA VIRUS, your birth place, China, with all her sophistications couldn't withstand your anger.
*China is overwhelmed,
*WHO is overwhelmed,
*Advanced countries are scared,
*Nigeria is boasting.
(Snails do not attend a meeting of Animals with horns).
Please in the name of Jesus ������, don't come here, we can't handle you, we don't have the money, we don't have any hospital, no Power, we don't even have hand gloves and nose masks, our Doctors are afraid of you.
Our Government is joke.

Thank you sir,
God bless you.

Lol. This got my ribs cracking.
But truth be told, i knew it will get to Africa soon and once it gets to West Africa, Nigeria won't be able to avoid it cos we are so careless in this country.

He looks like Ronaldo.

What a discovery.

Dangote shud start changing all these his brake-failing trucks that are causing havoc all over Nigeria.