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@Lalasticlala FP so we can celebrate our own Club: FC One Rocket
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Vandrezzer contn
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More detail about vandrezzer on game
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MITCHELL96:This is PES not FIFA .. Secondly Germany as the same problem like Nigeria .. No appearance on PES but the develop an optionfile for themselves.. Exact what we are doing for our local teams .. You can join the group for more info.. Meanwhile are local stadiums are heavily presented
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A Nigeria company D-menson base in AkwaIbom just launch a Nigerian football leagues on gameconsole for game lovers.. The leagues include : 1. NIgeria professional Football league (NPFL) 2. Nigeria National League (NNL) 3. AkwaCross grassroots football leagues.. Dmenson created a software inform of an optionfile to be downloaded and install in PS3 PS4 , PS4 PRO and PS5 and is playable with Pro Evolution game (PES 2021) ... The Nigeria company as offered free demo to all Nigeria just to have a test of the game �.. Teams in the demo includes : 1. Akwa United 2. Enyimba FC 3. Kano pillars 4. Sunshine stars 5. Ibom youth 6. Vandrezzer FC 7. Eagle eyes FC 8. Atlantic All Stars of Ibeno.. You can join the growing numbers of game lovers on Dmenson via Dmenson Facebook page via link https://www./698349730849909/?ref=share Or join their WhatsApp community to ask questions about download of the game , if you a in doubt. https:///DEbDJzeSyHS9qSZQB0qDbp Demenson as full options file for Nigeria league on sells ... It's official now you can now enjoy Nigeria football leagues and national team on PS4 and PS4 PRO via demenson.. Hurry up and get your free demo.. MGMT.. @ Lalasticlala FP
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BigDawsNet:Exactly ![]() |
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harmony75:Exactly .. we don't have indigenous Muslim oo |
BigDawsNet:Yes , I was shocked wen I saw the office open in uyo.. Akwa Ibom is secretly becoming a country in its own |
DankemzI:Exactly |
NATIONTap Large Clay Deposit In A’Ibom, Reps Urge FGPublished 12 hours agoon July 14, 2021By The Tide The House of Representatives has urged the Federal Government to exploit the large deposit of China clay in Akwa Ibom State as part of the efforts to diversify the country’s economy from oil. The House, particularly asked the Federal Ministry of Mines and Steel Development to “immediately visit the quarries, ascertain the level of resources available, develop a plan for harnessing the resources and establish a Clay Processing Factory in Oruk Anam Local Government Area” of the state. This was sequel to the unanimous adoption of a motion moved by Unyime Idem at the plenary, yesterday, titled, “Need for the Federal Government to Harness the Large Deposit of China Clay in Oruk Anam Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State.” Idem noted that Section 44 (3) and Item 39 of the Exclusive Legislative List, Second Schedule to the 1999 Constitution, vests the control and management of natural resources and hydrocarbon operations in the Federal Government for the common good and benefit of the citizens. The lawmaker also noted that Nigeria, over the years, has been dependent on oil while the price has been dwindling in the international market, leaving the future of the country’s economy in uncertainty. He also stated that the present economic challenges call for diversification of the economy, taking into consideration the country’s rich natural resources. Idem said, “The House is aware of the large deposit of China clay lying waste in Ukpom Edem Inyang, Ekparakwa Clan, Oruk Anam Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State, which is left at the mercy of the inhabitants of the community who uses it indiscriminately. “The House is also aware that Section 2 of the Nigerian Minerals and Mining Act, 2007, vests control of all properties and minerals in Nigeria in the Federal Government and prohibits unauthorised exploration or exploitation of minerals, and that all lands in which minerals have been found in commercial quantity shall be acquired by the Federal Government in accordance with the Land Use Act. “The House is further aware that in 2018, clay ranked 69th in the world, greatest traded goods, as it made an aggregate trade of $2.29bn and common clay as of 2019 was $17 per ton.” @ lalasticlala FP
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muller101:Yeah I was paid along side your father |
muller101:Unam ikot |
Sammy07:Exactly |
Only Abuja and 7 states in Nigeria were able to attract foreign investments in the first quarter of 2021 leaving 29 other states with zero foreign investments. This is according to recent data from the Nigerian central bank on capital importation into the country in the first quarter of 2021. The data showed that Lagos, Abuja, Anambra, and Kano got capital importation of $1.58 billion, $318.4 million, $4.1 million, and $2.4 million respectively. Delta, Ogun, Akwa-Ibom, and Kwara also respectively got capital imports of $1 million, $757,187, $737,505, and $229,015. Foreign investments in Nigeria in 2020 took a huge hit as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and the worldwide economic slump. The overall value of capital inflows for the year decreased to $9.7 billion, down from $24 billion in 2019, a 59.7% decrease and the lowest it has been in at least four years. Moreover, in 2020, only 11 states got foreign investment, while in H1 2021, 8 states received foreign investment. READ: Foreign portfolio investments in Nigeria drops by 77.4% in Q1 2021 States in Nigeria are unlikely to see any major improvement in their capital importation capabilities if insecurity remains a challenge. Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari mentioned in an interview on Arise TV last month that insecurity and violent protests were a disincentive to investing in Nigeria. However, insecurity under the watch of the current government has only gotten worse in recent months with cries of self-determination taking hold in different sections of the country. READ: Why SEC banned investment technology platforms from offering foreign stocks to Nigerians Banditry, herdsmen and farmer clashes have also led to an increasing spate of kidnappings, looting and killing of innocent citizens, further deterring foreign investors from investing in the country. Another major issue has been Nigeria’s forex challenges which have resulted in a wide disparity between the parallel market exchange rate and the official I&E window exchange rate. The difference which is as high as N90/$1 is a major factor hindering foreign investors from flocking back into the country even as oil prices hit new highs. Foreign portfolio investors, for example, are not expected to return if the current situation remains a sticking point. READ: Foreign investors jostling to exploit Nigeria’s $82 billion healthcare gap What’s the way out? Dr Jeremiah Ogaga Ejemeyovwi, a lecturer and consultant at Covenant University, believes that resolving Nigeria’s core macroeconomic vulnerabilities will result in more international investment. He said, “Foreign investment reflects the foreign sector’s assessment of a country’s economic health. Nobody wants to make foreign investments in a country that lacks currency stability, is unpredictable, and has a high risk of losing money owing to inflationary consequences. Therefore, currency stability, inflation, and security (rule of law) are what would make Nigeria an enticing investment destination for foreign investors.” Udegbunam Dumebi, a fixed income trader at UBA, agreed that fixing basic macroeconomic failures was important. Nonetheless, he believes that Nigeria should attempt to entice more foreign direct investment when seeking foreign inflows because hot money may not be sustainable. READ: Foreign investors demand for Nigerian stocks increases to N38.98 billion He said, “To entice foreign investment, we must enable a free flow of currency, improve security, and increase the ease of doing business in Nigeria. We have many restrictive rules and inadequate infrastructure that dissuade investors, such as high power or transportation costs. Raising interest rates in the NTB, bond market, and even the MPR will not make a difference in addressing sustainable growth. This is due to the fact that foreign portfolio investments (Hot Money) rarely invest in the core Nigerian economy, preferring to invest in stocks and fixed income instead. As a result, it would be more advantageous for Nigeria to seek more foreign direct investment in order to increase foreign inflows.” Foreign investors dump 29 states in Q3 Foreign Investors abandoned 27 States, as Lagos and Abuja attracted $5.8 billion Lagos and Abuja remain top destinations for Foreign Investment in Nigeria @lalasticlala |
[quote author=Flyingngel post=103594415][/quote]Reason why we don't want thier BIAFRA shit |
Akponmfet:Exactly..most are con artist |
poiZon:So sorry about that .. I didn't notice that .. Kindly follow me on Facebook book.. user name huncho gee |
OGWILLS123:We don't love any jack ..we are cool like allies period |
blues234:Come up with your own facts .. stop taking nonsense. |
poiZon:But we can't be BIAFRA ... Ibom is refered, coming from your brother in Ibeno |
thundafire:If you are expose enough you can visit both players you mention to confirm this yourself |
Mfetenang:Pls who are you referring to again? |
Owontime:Who is this Wimb do I write like and Igbo man..get Sense oo |
Akponmfet:Pls who again is from BIAFRA. ..check my moniker again oo |
MasonKendall: ![]() |
Nuelito:Yes oo |
Shiver99:Visit ikot Abasi sir |
Nigercity:Igbo and funny attitude.. guy visit ikot Abasi and see the prove yourself and stop doubting shit |
estheI:I dey tell you |
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