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Please someone should help me unlock this.

[quote author=israel ben-zion]Dear non-hypocrite, what Ðo u think Israel is 'doing' to Palestine? Have u been to Israel b4? Or u just read some Arabic newspapers and believe all d trash u read. Give one example of what Israel is supposedly 'doing' to Palestine.[/quote]You get your own news about Iran wanting to destroy Israel with nukes from where? inside white house abi?

80% because of the efikis and the man made doctrines, few only spoke about how connected they connect to the word being preached from the pulpit.

endfx1: Request for the swift copy of the transfer from your broker FXPRO to be very sure they have sent the funds....chat with their customer care they will tell you the process to requesting for the swift copy..

If they send the swift copy then the problem is from you bank perhaps if the funds is above $10k the normal money laundering security checks..

Meanwhile, when going to the bank make sure you print out the swift copy and take it along with you...

The best bro

Sure, i will request for the swift copy from fxpro,then i can take to my bank to show them. thanks

bond777: Go to the bank and check your balance manually, sometimes de alert system misbehaves. you 'll be shock your account ha been credited since 6 days ago

cheers

Been to the bank already. last was on Friday.

ochukoccna: Chei, you beat me to it
Na only am dey draw current for the picshure

Na father Abraham blessings or maybe na that of Solomon dey him body.

e don tay wey 2face dey chase women.

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owendei: at wat age DID u STARTED datin?

Acid error

But why you comes slap her now? haven't you guys been friends before? i mean if she's your GF, it means you have been seeing eachother before now. is the attitude different or been like this all these while?

namdo: Honeric01 pls also look into the swift code/account numbers at intermediary bank from where money is transfered to GTB (if such is the case)to see if there was complications because fxpro may have transferred your cash to wrong destination. Just my thought at this time.

It's diamond, except they changed their swift which i don't think so because i showed them the details i used and got no complaint about what i used. make i dey wait this week sha.

Lucy001: perhaps your account might be a new account i.e diamond account, maybe it has not be verified, did you use same reference frm diamond bank wen opening? Nigerian banks can sometimes be funny, wen it comes to opening account....

Nothing like that.. been using my DOM for 3yrs+ now.

$200 daily should do since it has to do with staying alive in the market.

ednut1: came to ilorin yesterday for some minor parols, some freshers are already around, d list parol even my lecturer said he dont knw hw far wit it, d only tin u guys can do is to chill

Can you confirm from school when the session is resuming? thanks..

Terye: Monday..

According to?

saw 29th also.

Is it 24th or 29th? someone said 24th is not feasible again because last year's own was also changed.

Kay1kay1: @ honerico.

Concerning your LR issue. Check page 11.

Regarding your FxPro - GTbank transfer, how long has it been now? A transaction of mine with FXpro once took almost 3 weeks.

Submitted documents that i often submit to set up accounts for trading, yet they won't take. they keep asking for National ID card which i don't have again (my wallet stolen). submitted my passport.. since LR insists that i submit national ID card, meaning no hope again!

fxpro transfer is to my diamond. 3 weeks? what tha!?

When is the school resuming?

Lucy001: In my own perspective, I think you should check with your bank, especially, if u're using GTB, sometimes, there might be a delay frm their angle, i.e sending sms alert out, to notify customers dat der is an amount dat came into their ac, on the other hand, u should also check with Fxpro to know wen dey actually send the transfer out.

The fund left my account (trading) already and nothing in my account, i have checked both my account online and also at the bank. FXPRO said transfer has been approved and sent out because that's what i got from them. diamond

FXPRO abi na my bank sef dey screw things up for me o.. 8 days now no alert for my DOM account, money left trading account but not in my dom account.does anyone have an idea on what's going on? chatted with fxpro and same thing is being repeated that it's been sent out.. bank saying nothing's entered yet.. who make i turn to na?

ayox2003: You beat me to it.

She wants to "jagerbomb" currencies ni jare.

The way Euro and dollar are behaving...talk about paradox.

Stalking GJ. Seems that one get direction small or I quit altogether this week sef.




Frawzey.

LOL she like better things

hisableplc: wetin u feel bro cos i just tire oh

I feel you should stay out.

When is the school resuming? i thought it was 24th of this month? anyone with a different date? genuine and confirmed one?

hisableplc: we should be on our way to 1.6145-00 before any new high d short sell as just begun d concluded buy was just as predicted somedays ago looking at d 4 hrs

Sentiments shared.

naijababe: When juicy opps come, i no dey ignore them, as par olivertwist runs na

Hehe

infofirst: This Business is very simple n just keep learning n looking at ur chrt n read simple stuffs,

Bro, it's not simple o.. it only looks simple when you're out but complicated when you're in. well sha, looking at charts gives us different interpretations, maybe how you look at the chart is what is different? mind telling us your method?

sam ogo: wat happened? I ve been using mt5 since jan & ve not been banned. Just play good with them.

They said "same ip", i wonder what that means, i advice other new people joining not to sign up under any Nigerian's referrer id so as not to be mistaken for multiple-registration since it seems the IPs we're given by Nigerian internet providers are similar in nature and in most cases the same.

naijababe: Boss mi, GU don turn to kidnapper, holding people's capital to ransom. I dey wait for 1631x too.

I thought you're strictly commodity? wetin you dey find for currency?

Mansufx: My take on eurusd short below 1.300 wit target 1.26,1.293.

1.301x-1.302x good entry point for short positions.

lari03: funny things happening, did not browse through out yesterday,went to mt5 and I was accused of double registration, banned forever, things dey happen o!

Courtesy of some people who went ahead to sign up double usernames which affected the chain most of una signed up from. a case of one egg spoiling the whole crates.

AjanleKoko: next game is against Granada.
Bartra will have to play. If Tito shows up with Song and mascherano in CB again, I will shyt myself

Mcleo007: A more conservative 4-2-3-1 should do it for us.

V.V ---------------
Alves---- Mascherano----------Batra--------- Adriano
--------------------Song --------------Busquets---------------
------- Cesc ------- Xavi ---------- Pedro-----------------
--------------------------Messi -----------------------------------

Here, Song plays real deep more like an advanced CB to cover for likely flops from the two CBs and break down the opposition attacks. This is so because we have 2 full backs that poach upfront. Busquets makes up for a quasi-trequista to hold up possession and allow Xavi alternate between his CMF duties plus linking up with attack. Cesc plays as a false 10, with Pedro playing out wide to pin back the full bks and be efficient with his work rate by tracking bk when necessary. Messi plays is usual false 9. He can hold up isolated and hit the opposition when it matters.
We should be ok with the above IMO. And as the game proceeds, we can play a fancied 3-5-2 and switch bk when in danger.

Oh bro, that's what i actually meant..just that i put the 3 before the 2

JAkpayen: Thanks guys (ayox2003 & naijababe), the market went against me. I don't trade oil 'cos of the account I operate. Abeg I'm still having difficulty on this harmonic patterns especially drawing the fib though trying to schedule a day with Don fibonacci but he is a busy guy.

@ honeric01, I don get an invite for online test on Saturday from them.

Ok bro, success, keep me posted bro.

Written By Jude Egbas. September 17, 2012.

Alright, I am done with being a Government critic—that line of work is not altogether lucrative any more. It has never been lucrative, anyway. I have sold out completely (apologies to all those I may have disappointed with this rare act of ‘turn-coatism’. That sounded Obahiagbonish, right?). My hands are up right now in total surrender. I have transformed into a Goodluck Ebele Jonathan (GEJ) Campaign Co-ordinator. And it only took two hours…

You realize you are doing a horrible job as a public affairs commentator, when the youngest of your siblings waltzes into your office at lunch time with one aim in mind: to convince you and your colleagues that President Jonathan is the best thing to have happened to Nigeria since sliced (cassava) bread.

Brian Egbas argued so passionately for President Jonathan last week, it still beats me how he escaped the office without a kick in the head as he raged on in that preacher’s cadence. Soon after he left my office however, I realized my folly and began singing President Jonathan’s praises without even realizing it. He must have ‘jazzed’ the hell out of me. So, here are a couple of reasons why we should all choose ‘shoelessness’ over competence again in 2015….

1. Rome Was Not Built In A Day…Because Jonathan Was Not There: Well, we voted in the Jonathan administration for four years. But what really were we thinking? It is impossible to even speak properly in four years. You can’t fix any type of road infrastructure in four years and you just cannot even articulate your programs and agenda coherently in four years. Nobody does that!

And we should all be thankful that the President has promised that in 2013( that is next year, in case your Calendar is so two thousand and late), we will all be feeling his bouts of fresh air and transformation from the streets to the living rooms. In 2013, President GEJ would just have spent two years or thereabout as Nigeria’s number one citizen. The only reason why that cliché of ‘Rome was not built in a day’ gained so much traction was simply because President Jonathan was not alive at the time! Simple.

2. For The Love Of The Committees: There is only one solution for all of our country’s problems. It is a ‘one –size- fixes- all’ solution. Our President has the magic wand. When you catch a cold in the morning what do you do? Set up a committee. When you can’t afford to pay your children’s school fees what do you do? Set up a committee to find out why your earnings have hit rock bottom. If Cassava bread is not the favorite for most families, set up a committee to find out why. Fuel is stolen at the open seas and subsidy funds are being diverted by your friends? Just set up a committee to probe the committee you set up few months before. Never look into the findings and recommendations of previous committees, just ‘dey set up committee dey go’.

In 2015, we may not find another Candidate on the ballot with this much love for setting up committees. We are just so lucky to have one now who can fix all our problems with a string of committees. Why shouldn’t we grant him another four years in office? No brainer!

3. Always Organize A ‘Pity Party’: “I am the most criticized President on earth……The problem with Nigeria is that people play politics with everything, that is why I have not achieved much….I did not cause Nigeria’s problems….” President Jonathan can be so simplistic; he makes Reuben Abati so proud. And we should all appreciate this rare occurrence on our Planet. Gratitude should be the least we could offer. It will be difficult to find anyone else this ‘simple’ and who courts so much pity, in 2015.

In 2015, just few days to the polls, he will ask us to pity him and say something along these lines: “ I am running for office again because you all criticized me so badly four years ago. Don’t you feel some ounce of pity towards me and my people? I am from a minority tribe. Please pity me some more… and vote for me…It will take a while before my part of the country gets another shot at the Presidency .” And then he will sob. If ‘simplicity’ is what you love, kindly vote for President Jonathan again in 2015, and thank me later.

4. Boko Haram Are Our Siblings: President Obama referred to his challenger for the office of the President, Republican Mitt Romney, as a man who “shoots first and aims later”. President Goodluck Jonathan aims and shoots in one fell swoop and we want him back in office as our President in 2015. He is that good a sharp shooter!

The dreaded Islamic militia group, Boko Haram, are our friends….ooops….our sisters and brothers, our President reminded us glibly a few months ago. The problem with these variant of ‘siblings’ is that they are wiping out their own ‘siblings’ in the North of the country and have made sure that industrialization and commerce takes flight from the land of their ‘siblings’. Sibling rivalry at its murderous, you may say.

A man who fetes terrorists? Please vote for him again in 2015. He is our man!

5. Childlike Candor: When was the last time we had a President who spoke with such candor, cathartic fervor and fecklessness? My memory could be unreliably poor, but Obasanjo was so crude he slept with his son’s wife. Buhari hated corruption and indiscipline, Gowon handed us some of the best Federal infrastructure and Shagari left behind his trademark cap as a fashion item for generations.

President Jonathan makes you feel you can touch him…the same way you can touch and feel a child. He cried like a child when he arrived Lagos to assess a National disaster, blames everyone else for his troubles like a child would and holds aloft a loaf of Cassava bread during Council meetings like a child. Don’t we all love children normally? I love this man!!!

Any candidate who appears on the stomp grounds in 2015 wearing no shoes and who doesn’t have diapers on like a child will not get our votes. And I mean this.

6. Promissory Notes President : On the campaign trail in 2010, President Jonathan promised us everything under the sun—he vowed to tackle erosion in the East, to address the falling standard of education, to deal with corruption, to bequeath Nigerians with a Southern link bridge and to contain the crisis in Jos. Recently, he has promised to ‘crush’ Boko Haram and to prosecute Subsidy thieves. No thief of note is facing the law. Some of them recently made the shortlist of National Awards recipients.

The trouble with Nigerians is that we do not possess Patience as a virtue. The President married one, so he is better placed to understand the ramifications. We just have to be patient. Only last month, he promised to proceed on some exile if a certain bridge linking the South South to the South West of Nigeria was not constructed under his watch. Never mind that feasibility studies on the said project may not have been carried out.

Never mind, we should do with some promissory notes now and again from the Presidency. Some music to our ears now and again won’t hurt, will it? We really have to vote for this man again in 2015, because he will let us see the promised land from a distance but may never take us there. Here we are with our own Moses at our beck and call—a Moses who never delivers. Let’s adore him and vote for him again in 2015. He is the real deal.

7. Blessed Art Thou Among Women: The President’s spokesman reminded us of how the womenfolk have never had it so good in Nigeria’s history. He was right. President Jonathan loves his women, especially those in his kitchen cabinet ( they may not necessarily be cooking for him, though) and he loves them in all shapes and sizes. He loves his Dame, his DAM and his Stella. And he leads the way in proving to the whole world that our country will be a boring place without women.

He adores his women so much, he never fires them. They may have been caught with their hands in the cookie jar, but not to worry, women are…. well….women. They may have supervised subsidy heists and air disasters…they may even be flying to Dubai to shop at tax-payers’ expense, but he indulges them all.

In a world where women are fighting for all kinds of empowerment, including ‘Pounded Yam’ Rights, the President is showing us all that this can be done– that loving women will lead our country to a better place. And he is leading by example. Vote for Goodluck Jonathan in 2015. Please do, because you love a woman. And don’t you say that you don’t!

8. Boring Speeches? Bring Them On!: My secondary school teacher always reminded us of the power in words and in public speeches. Thankfully, none of our leaders attended my school in the countryside. I can’t recall a Nigerian leader who touched my heart with his oratorical prowess. President Jonathan is happily no different. If you feel like a nap while at work, make your way to YouTube and search for some of our President’s speeches. We don’t need good speakers in our political space. We love them drab—very drab.

During the last Presidential debates, a certain Candidate Jonathan dodged sparring with the rest of the contestants and only appeared a few days later to deliver one of the most boring monologues in Presidential campaign history. We learned that his remarks at the time were read from a prepared text. Nigerians waved him on to Aso Rock months later for his reward.

In 2015, we will need more of the same: colorless politicians who cannot address a classroom of ten people with some eloquence let alone inspire a depressed citizenry with words. And should we be looking for other Candidates who cannot deliver a good speech when we have Goodluck Jonathan here with us? Why should we ‘dull’? American politicians keep us awake during the wee hours with some wonderful speeches. Who needs those speeches here? Certainly not us. We have so many leaders who ply their trade for ‘Dundee United’ on our shores and we love them just fine. They are no albatrosses. In 2015, we will make sure we vote them back in as Presidents, Governors and Chairmen, thank you.

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