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FASHOLA PLS HELP LASU PEEPS, PLEASE RENAME LASU [b]UNILAG [/b]ASAP, PLS DO THIS ASAP!

MALU MALU MALU MAU

LASU anytime anyday, the only school with a LAGOS identity.

queensmith: Actually yes, i live to please me. and my friends too. Random men from nowhere? Are you going to pay me? Does money enter into my account if you like my make up? Does it? Do bentleys appear on my drive way? Do the bills begin to pay themselves?

mshew.

Yes, ask the aristos, ask Unilag Babes, SORRY MAU ABI NA MALU BABES, yes ask Abuja babes, yes ask Uniport and PH babes if they don't get paid painting their faces like a pig dressed for a circuit show

LOL fresh air, enjoy the air while it last.. this president is just too clueless, Unilag of all schools named MAU? MAU sounds like a name given to a college of education lol


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queensmith: I like how women are now coming to justify their choices of make up trying to prove themselves to men they do not know.

i like it, it's very interesting to see. Very interesting claim to confidence you have there.

They surely need confirmation from us or who else are you dressing to impress? yourself or your mates?

Thank God i own 2 laptop batteries and 2 external batteries.. without these "extras", mennn business would have been HELL o.

When power comes, i quickly start ironing my clothes when i am home and at the same time charge all the chargeable at home. As i am typing now, no power!

Happy lootacracy day, rather make una dey mourn o.

tonjoan: I see the 1.2600 4hr resistance but i also see that daily is trying to do a pull back on the weekly. We just might 1.27 should the sentiments across Europe abate.

I can see these prices too, but i still would prefer selling because of the over-all sentiments. but nothing stopping me from partaking in the pull-back to 1.2600 and 1.27. if these prices come to play, i will use them as an avenue to enter more shorts for 1.24/1.23 journeys.

Rajoy scuppers Bankia bailout optimism

At yesterday's hastily convened press conference Spanish Prime Minister Rajoy poured some cold water over weekend reports of a EUR 19bn bailout for Bankia, claiming that no decision had yet been taken. Rajoy further contributed to the climate of fear and uncertainty by asserting that Spanish banks did not need recuing (a claim which he surely will regret in due course), while arguing that Spain's debt sustainability problem needed to be resolved. He also argued that the EFSF and ERM ought to be able to recapitalise European banks directly, rather than needing to go through national governments. Unfortunately, Rajoy's latest missive only conflagrated existing paranoia regarding Spain's increasingly desperate financial predicament (see below). The Pandora's Box that is the dodgy loans on the balance sheets of Spanish banks is now spilling forth into full view, and it is every bit as bad as many of us suspected.

tonjoan: From what i see, selling today doesn't seem to have an agenda.

Bro to be sincere to my chart, i see rooms to short for these TPs i listed. 4HR chart encourages me to short

Sell EU from 1.2570 for 60 pips, another sell position to be entered at 1.2600 if it gets there for 90 pips TP

selling GU from 1.5710 for 60 pips tp and another sell from 1.5740 for 100 pips.

SL at your own discretion.

booqee: as a matter of fact i don't even use lipstick, my heaviest makeup is 'brown powder', lipgloss and eyeshadow(which i hardly even use)

what i'm only saying is dat most of the guys claiming they don't like it have girlfriends dat make up.
Honeric can u honestly say all d girls you've dated were girls dat never use to makeup?? Pls answer me honestly.
infact all d guys dat says dey hate it should answer dis honestly pls.

Read between the lines, was not referring to you using lipstick

I never dated anyone who was on heavy make-up, lips gloss should not be counted as one because even some men use it (to fight dryness), powder is also not classified as make-up in my books, these 2 were used by the girls (few) i dated.

My current babe knows my preference, so if you want my attention, grab no make-up.

UK Market News
Iomart Group Plc (-0.18 per cent at 135.00p), released its consolidated final results for the year ended 31 Mar’12. The company’s revenues for the year came in at £33.5mn (2011: £25.3mn), reflecting a growth of 33 per cent with both its Hosting and Easyspace segments contributing to this improvement. Gross profit for the year was £22.4mn (2011: £15.6mn) representing a gross margin of 67 per cent (2011: 62 per cent). Cash flow from operations growth was 36 per cent at £9.6mn (2011: £7.1mn). Profit for the year from its total operations was £6.2mn (2011: £2.9mn).

Renold Plc (+5.53 per cent at 31.00p), released its preliminary results for the year ended 31 Mar’12. The group’s revenue grew by 9 per cent to £209.5mn despite moderate second half performance as its diversified portfolio exposure to North America and the emerging economies offset the challenges in the European markets arising from the Eurozone crisis. The Group generated £14.1mn (2011: £7.0mn) of operating profit aided by increased sales and benefits from cost reduction initiatives implemented. Operating margins increased to 6.7 per cent from 3.7 per cent in the prior year. Profit at the yearend was £6.4mn (2011: loss of £0.9mn). The basic adjusted earnings per share and diluted adjusted earnings per share were 4.2p (2011: 2.0p).

API Group Plc (+2.59 per cent at 59.50p), released its final results for the year ended 31 Mar’12. Revenues during the period increased by 14 per cent to £113.9mn (2011: £100.0mn). Further, the Profit before tax increased by 77 per cent to £5.1mn (2011: £2.9mn). As a result, the basic earnings per share improved to 6.7 pence (2011: 3.5 pence). The cash flow from operations remained strong as it stood at £8.7mn (2011: £8.5mn). Besides, the net debt during the year reduced to £3.6mn (2011: £8.5mn). The capital investments during the year increased by £3.5mn (2011: £1.2mn). The Group's net assets at 31 Mar’12 stood at £21.3mn, an increase of £6.0m (+39.4 per cent) as compared to the previous year.

McKay Securities Plc (+2.55 per cent at 140.50p), released its results for the year ended 31st Mar’12. The net rental income from investment properties as at 31st Mar’12 was £13.99mn (Mar’11: £14.74mn). Adjusted profit before tax stood at £5.00mn (Mar’11: £5.10mn). EPRA Net Asset Value during the period grew by 2.7 per cent to 229p per share (Mar’11: 223p). While, the basic net asset value per share fell to 162 pence, mainly on account of the 37 pence reduction in the value of hedging instruments. The Borad has recommended a final dividend of 5.7 pence per share (2011: 5.6 pence), taking the total dividend for the year to 8.4 pence per share (2011: 8.3 pence). At the end of the period, the Group's net debt stood at £97.92mn (2011: £95.18mn).

VP Plc (-2.67 per cent at 237p), released its final results for the year ended 31 Mar’12. Revenues grew by 16 per cent to £163.6mn, a record turnover figure for the Group. This revenue increase translated into operating profits before amortisation of £18.5mn, an increase of 12 per cent over the prior year. Operating margins reduced slightly from 11.7 per cent to 11.3 per cent largely reflecting the change in mix of the divisional results. Basic earnings per share pre-amortisation and exceptional items, increased by 18 per cent to 30.8 pence (2011: 26.1 pence). Proposed final dividend of 8.25 pence per share, an increase of 7.1 per cent, making a total of 11.35 pence for the full year (2011: 10.80 pence). Post year end £7.8mn returned to shareholders by way of tender offer.

Pennon Group Plc (+0.14 per cent at 729p), released its preliminary results for the year ended 31 Mar’12. Revenue rose by 6.4 per cent to £1,233.1mn that translated rise in Operating profit by 3.0 per cent to £268.8mn. The net interest payable was down by 5.7 per cent to £72.3mn and profit before tax was up 6.4 per cent to £200.5mn. Finally, earnings per share before deferred tax up by 11.8 per cent to 47.3p. Basic earnings per share decreased from 48.4p to 48.1p Group capital expenditure up 29 per cent to £257.4mn (2010/11 - £199.0mn). Net borrowings £2,105mn, an increase of £171mn since 31 Mar’11. The Group has substantial cash resources and facilities of £1,084mn - well placed in current financial market conditions.

Housing: The housing prices in the UK reported a growth of 0.2 per cent month-on-month in May, while, the same was declined by 0.6 per cent year-on-year, according to data released by Hometrack.

Market Analysis: The benchmark FTSE 100 Index closed higher by 4.81 points or 0.09 per cent at 5,356.34, on escalating concern over the financial health of the Spain’s banking sector, after the government was asked for €19bn in aid from troubled financial institution Bankia in order to strengthen its solvency. Further, a surge in Spain’s government borrowing costs also added to mounting worries about Europe's debt restructuring challenges. This has overshadowed the initial optimism surrounding the latest Greek poll results that showed Greece's conservatives, which supported the country's economic bailout, have regained an opinion poll lead helped eased worries over Greece’s exit from the Eurozone. The Mid-cap FTSE 250 advanced by 97.76 points or 0.94 per cent to 10,515.28, FTSE 350 Index increased by 5.75 points or 0.20 per cent at 2,841.89. The FTSE All-Share Index grew 5.48 points or 0.20 per cent to 2,781.34.

The Week Ahead
• Wednesday: Telford Homes Plc, Straight Plc, HiWave Technologies Plc Phytopharm Plc and Sportingbet Plc are scheduled to announce Results/Updates.
• Thursday: SCISYS Plc, Thomas Cook Group Plc, Halfords GroupPlc, Fuller Smith & Turner Plc and Kingfisher Plc are scheduled to announce Results/Updates.
Today’s Corporate Events
CompanyName
Event
Digital Barriers Plc
Prelim
Topps Tiles Plc
Interim
Energetix Group Plc
Prelim
Datong Plc
Interim
AssetCo PLC
Interim
Director Dealings
Type
CompanyName
Director
Volume
TradedValue
Buy
Home Retail Group
Terry Duddy
160,000 @ 76.87p
£122,992
Buy
CLS Holdings
Sten A Mortstedt
9,233 @ 600.00p
£55,398
Sell
Dialight
Henry Leonard Tee
425,000 @ 955.00p
£4,058,750
Sell
M Winkworth
Simon Agace
50,000 @ 85.00p
£42,500
GBP / USD (10 min)

FTSE100 (1 min)

FTSE 250 (1 min)

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European Market
Germany
Deutsche Bank AG (-0.66 per cent at €29.10): The global financial service provider has been accused by the Indian property developer, Unitech Ltd. for selling an interest rate swap which was not suitable to the Indian company.

Volkswagen AG (+0.45 per cent at €129.18): The German automobile manufacturer’s Audi unit plans to sell more vehicles in 2012 despite some markets being hurt by the European debt crisis.

E.ON AG (-1.78 per cent at €15.25): The utility company’s Romanian unit’s Chief Executive Officer has stated that the company will take decision on whether to develop or sell the company’s wind power projects.

Commerzbank AG (-3.40 per cent at €1.33): The lender’s private customer unit’s head, Martin Zielke has stated that the planning for the possibility of Greek exit from the euro is a very responsible thing to do.


France

France Telecom SA (-0.82per cent at €10.25): The telecommunication service provider has acquired 94 per cent stake of the Egyptian telecom company, Mobinil.


PPR (-0.04 per cent at €118.30): The French luxury goods giant is in talks with the Italian online fashion retailer, Yoox to set up an e-commerce business.


Sanofi (-0.18 per cent at €54.74): According to a study, the experimental drug jointly made by Sanofi and Regeneron, can lower cholestrol levels in difficult-to-treat patients.


Veolia Environnement SA (-1.00 per cent at €9.49): The French utility company’s Chief Executive Officer, Antoine Frerot has informed that the company is planning to double its revenue in China in the next five to ten years, in order to offset declining profit margins in Europe.



Spain / Portugal / Greece

Bank: The Hellenic Financial Stability Fund provided €18bn to Greece’s four biggest banks as part of its recapitalization plan to pay back to European Central Bank for funding.


Pharmaceutical: The hospitals in Spain and Portugal are under pressure as the Pharmaceutical company, Roche Holding AG has made strict policies for collecting the bills which are due for more than two years and has decided not to supply the drugs further, until the payments are made.


Power: Spain’s largest wind turbine manufacturer, Gamesa Corp Tecnologica SA has decided to facilitate Globeleq Mesoamerica Energy with 44 megawatts of power equipment for a project in southwestern Nicaragua.


Engineering& Construction: Spain’s engineering service provider, Isolux Ingenieria SA and Electricity Generation Co. of Bangladesh signed an agreement proposed by Samsung C&T Corporation, the construction and trading arm of South Korea’s Samsung Group to establish a 335-megawatt power plant in the South Asian nation.


Bank: On high growth in bank deposits by individuals, the Governor of the Bank of Portugal, Carlos Costa is of the opinion that the people in the country have regained confidence in Portugal’s financial system.

Today’s economic events
• 10:00 United Kingdom CBI Distributive Trades Survey - Realized (MoM) (May)
• 12:00 Germany Consumer Price Index (YoY) (May) Preliminar
• 22:45 New Zealand Building Permits s.a. (MoM) (Apr)
• 23:15 Japan Nomura/ JMMA Manufacturing Purchasing Manager Index (May)
Indices
Indices
Value
Change
%YTD
FTSE 100
5356.34
4.81
17.42
FTSE 250
10515.28
97.76
58.67
Dow Jones
12454.83
-74.92
37.86
Nasdaq
2837.53
-1.85
73.85
S&P 500 Index
1317.82
-2.86
41.43
DAX
6323.19
-16.75
27.15
CAC 40
3042.97
-4.97
-9.16
Nikkei 225
8651.40
58.25
-4.33
Hang Seng
18943.87
142.88
25.93
Swiss Market
5865.19
12.75
5.99
ASX
4164.90
44.74
13.93
Bonds
Date
Bond
Last %
29/05/2012
10Y Gilt
1.76
29/05/2012
10Y Bund
1.36
29/05/2012
10Y T-Note
1.74
29/05/2012
30Y T-bond
2.84
EUR / USD(10 min)

USD / JPY(10 min)

CAC40(1 min)

DAX30(1 min)

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US Market News

Market Analysis, On Monday, the US market was closed for Memorial Day. On Friday, the US stocks fell, as participants fretted troubles in Spain where banks are under severe financial strain followed by a possible Greek exit from the euro that weighed on investor sentiment more than an upbeat report on US consumer confidence. The day’s actions also coincided with mixed overnight trading in Asia and lackluster trade in Europe on speculations that Greece may exit the Eurozone. In the early trading, broader market action remained choppy as the stocks struggled to find direction amid a lack of trading catalysts. On economic front, the latest dose of economic data received muted response from the market participants despite improved consumer sentiment reading that came in at 79.3 as compared to the preliminary reading of 77.8, which was greater than the estimated decline to 77.5. As the day progressed, stocks continued to crawl along in a mixed fashion on signs that the Spanish banking crisis worsened, which left the broad market mired near the neutral line. In the final hours of trading, DJIA along with NASDAQ and S&P500 continued to trade with outsized losses due to absence of trade-worthy headlines and the dearth of corporate earnings reports from key industry players. On corporate front, the shares of PetSmart rose after earnings jumped a better-than-expected 34 per cent. The pet-products retailer posted a strong rise in same-store sales and margins improved, and the company boosted its estimates for the year. On the greenback, the dollar rose against the euro, the Japanese yen and the British pound. In the major indices, the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) closed with a loss of 74.92 points or 0.6 per cent at 12,454.83 and NASDAQ index finished lower by 1.85 points or 0.07 per cent to 2,837.53. The S&P 500 (SPX) closed down by 2.86 points or 0.22 per cent at 1,317.82.


Crude Oil:, Crude oil futures for Jul’12 delivery ended 0.26 per cent higher at $90.87 per barrel and Jun’12 natural gas futures finished 0.8 per cent lower at $2.62 per MMBtu, at the New York Mercantile Exchange.


Bullion:, Jun’12 futures for Gold were up by 0.8 per cent to $ 1,568.80 an ounce, and Jul’11 futures for silver finished 1.1 per cent up at $28.42 per ounce, at the New York Mercantile Exchange.

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booqee: Most of the guys on dis thread are liars joor! Its only very very very very few men who'll like to date or marry a lady looking like a 'deeper lifer'

as a matter of fact my boyfriend loves it and compliments me when i make up(though its always very light, cos i'm not a fan of make up myself.....
But d guys on dis thread should stop lying abeg

Speak for your boyfriends and stop calling people you do not even have a clue about a liar.

And you don't have to be a deeper lifer to dislike make-up, it's nasty and makes you look like a pig in lipstick (if you're already ugly)

kandiikane: Honeric, please when did you learn that woman have 6 different type of body structures?! Is it in magazines or when you were trying to lose weight yourself? I am not wrong, in fact, I am absolutely right. A person with a small percentage of fat on his or her body(minus body builder) will not go to Africa and get called 'athletic'? When you have artists painting Orobo or lepa on their t-shirts do you see any in betweens? No! you are either orobo or lepa. It does not mean many don't know that there are different body types are. Btw 6? you are talking about the hourglass, pear shaped and all the rubbish used to find clothing that fits them. We are talking about build here and if you want to go into that then there are 3 types of body builds. Ectomorphs, Mesomorph and Endomorph somtimes we can have a blend of each and in each body build we have the structural shape. I.e pear shape, hourglass etc. Thank you!
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I really don't have time to go into long sermon, can you call athletes slim? they are not slim neither are they fat.
Models are skinny
Sumo fighters are fat
Female boxers (some of them) are thick, same with most tennis players
Gymnastics are slim

All these orobo or lepa was crafted out from the yeye Nigerian mentality just like how some people automatically tag you an omo Igbo if you don't speak their language or you tell them you're not from their region.

By and by, the fact that some people call you fat or slim does not mean they are right, the shape of women aren't to be classified into these 2 bla bla bla and i repeat that we have up to 6, not the kinda "names" you are putting up.

I repeat again, i am an African and i do not classify women's shape into 2 groups, so that your statement about Africans not knowing a fit, thick, slim, skinny, fat and chubby shape is wrong.

GOLD (SPOT) INTRADAY: THE BIAS REMAINS BULLISH.
Pivot: 1565.00

Most Likely Scenario: LONG positions above 1565 with 1585 & 1599 as next targets.

Alternative scenario: The downside penetration of 1565 will call for 1557 & 1551.

Comment: the RSI lacks downward momentum.

AUD/USD INTRADAY: BULLISH BIAS ABOVE 0.98.
Pivot: 0.98

Most Likely Scenario: Long positions above 0.98 with targets @ 0.9885 & 0.9905 in extension.

Alternative scenario: Below 0.98 look for further downside with 0.9745 & 0.971 as targets.

Comment: the break above 0.98 is a positive signal that has opened a path to 0.9885.

USD/JPY INTRADAY: UNDER PRESSURE.
Pivot: 79.65.

Most Likely Scenario: SHORT positions below 79.65 with targets @ 79.3 & 79.2.

Alternative scenario: The upside breakout of 79.65 will open the way to 79.8 & 80.

Comment: the pair stands below its resistance and remains under pressure.

GBP/USD INTRADAY: UNDER PRESSURE.
Pivot: 1.5710.

Most Likely Scenario: SHORT positions @ 1.57 with targets @ 1.565 & 1.5625.

Alternative scenario: The upside breakout of 1.571 will open the way to 1.574 & 1.5765.

Comment: the pair remains under pressure and is challenging its support.

EUR/USD INTRADAY: UNDER PRESSURE.
Pivot: 1.2600.

Most Likely Scenario: SHORT positions below 1.26 with 1.2495 & 1.247 as next targets.

Alternative scenario: The upside breakout of 1.26 will open the way to 1.263 & 1.2685.

Comment: the pair remains under pressure and is challenging its support.

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cindyrella: Its funny how some guys come here and claim to hate make up, And their girl friends wear heavy make up

Do you know our girlfriends not to even talk of knowing how "heavy" their "make up" look?

showus: Good work.you must be a master scraper. Can you let the house in on scraping strategy?

5-15 minutes TF trading.

When price goes opposite of the main trend, enter smaller lots. target 10-20pips, you viola!

safarigirl: I explained this in my previous posts, technically, my first post was correct, according to the ideas of the average African

Nah, her opinion does not make it correct, according to who?

kandiikane: You have to understand to Africans, you are either skinny or fat no in betweens i.e skinny, slim, atlethic, thick, bigboned, round, fat? Non of that.

Whether you are bony, slim as long as you are not round like an oompa loompa or u can bend down and touch your toes because your bottocks and bosoms aren't too heavy then you are skinny.

This is VERY WRONG, why not learn to speak for yourself? how many Africans do you think for? women have more than 6 types of body structures, i am an African and i know this, so have you seen that you are wrong?