₦airaland Forum

nextstep:
Na wah. 1 billion just to say how you will spend money. They haven't even spent the real money yet.
Is there a budget item for this expenditure?

So what are we to say when police asks for 300 Naira for borrowing pen, or ministry people want 2k for printing CofO?

Mustsucceed:
Iam sorry to state that iam not gullble enough to swallow this story whole .

There is a deliberate attempt to tarnish image of islam ,an underground and much bigger plot about to be played or hidden motive ..How ever ..they won't succeed

scaramucci:
What has HIV got to do with young boys pressing some breast after a hectic day in school?

favouryemmy:
You're wrong, because the content of this write up is the truth. The person that wrote is a good person that wants the readers to understand that ASUU has a genuine reason to reject the untoward policy. Did you even click on the links below to discover the corruption in IPPIS? When you see facts, you should reason with it. Those links show what people that have enrolled in IPPIS are suffering and that is part of why ASUU is rejecting it. We should face facts and not insinuations. Besides, IPPIS is designed for core civil servants and University workers are not in that category.

BafanaBafana:
Congrats to him.
Jim Iyke is still going gallivanting around Abuja sleeping with rich women for money

rerhji:
a prof was meant to be appointed as d new HOD in my dept nd he declined saying "i'm actively lecturing in five universities"........

Johans1991:
U want Nigeria to open border but you pursue Dangote from your country.
You lobbied Toyota to site their production plant in Ghana knowingly well that u don't have d market to give them. You were targeting Nigerian market now we don Wise up .
We will all go back to patronized innoson motors.
Any company that want the 200 millions Nigerians to patronized their goods should come and site their company in Nigerian. We have the land,the manpower and the market.

donprinyo:
Thank God toyota de absent

igbizen:
Smartness- but as a knowledgeable guy in finance, you can outsmart them by not falling for it.

The terms were stated clearly 4% per month. So those that are not smart would look at only the 4% not knowing that they are paying 48% per annum(4% * 12months).

The same thing that happens in the cooperative at my place of work. The interest is 10%. But if you want to borrow 1million, you have to have 500k saved in the cooperative. So the 10% is charged on the 1 million you borrowed and you can’t touch the 500k you’ve saved until you pay the 1 million naira completely.

I was trying to educate my colleagues that the interest is actually 20%.

Sonnobax15:
Naira marley isn't alone..it also extends to whosoever that's singing praises of yahoo-yahoo(Whether directly or indirectly)....These so called fraudsters don't know the kind of trauma/depression they put their victims through when they are stripped of their hard earned money..i've experienced that too,when my atm card was swapped...#SO-I-SAY,SAY-NO-TO-YAHOO.

imhotep:
Receive sense

zamirikpo:
Imagine comparism ......ur village (200people) vs ochanja (onitsha the biggest market in west africa).

How did u graduate...

JayTommy:
Letter to Niger State, How will a state with two Hydro dam ( Kainji and shiroro dam) can't boast of 6hours of light in a day even the GRA of the state can't boast about that, And the governor is not saying anything in person of Yahaya Sani Bello

dukie25:
So why are your people scared of disintegration?

dollarlander:
Where do you leave in Nigeria. Well anyway, where you leave does not really matter as long as you have the zeal to make money.
I will advice you invest your money in landed properties. If you leave in cities like Port Harcourt I think you will understand what I mean.
A plot of land in Port Harcourt 7 years ago that was sold for #700,000 now goes for #18,000,000. If I lies call anyone you know in port Harcourt to confirm.

Though this rate of property appreciation is not everywhere in port Harcourt, but there are some areas where this happens.
The area a friend of mine lives, 4 years a go a plot of land there was #1.5mln, two and half plots were sold on the same street 5 weeks ago for #22mln naira.

So, poster, the pace at which properties are appreciating in some cities in Nigeria, should make young people who are making money whether legally or illegally (and wants to quit 419 activities), to invest those money in property business.

Read up about property business and do yourself good investing your money for your future.