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odizeey:We run Cognos on Excel using Perspectives add on. Power BI and Cognos is just for finality. Las Las, na still Excel and SQL be the brain of the whole operation. |
Victornezzar:Not in the classic sense but all finance professionals are to some degree. |
odizeey:Power BI is more of a compiler for analysis of final results. We use Cognos for reporting but Excel for manipulations. |
patrickmuf:Go and chop jor. Although bare in mind that SA is not all it's cracked up to be financially unless you have a special relationship with the purseholders. I have a friend who left UK to do SA job in Bayelsa, who is back in UK and still asking for guarantor signature for his rent contract with his landlord. |
larride:As if Akwa Ibom has not taken all their oil Wells. Within a couple of months, their allocation will be similar to Osun. Those SAs will drink garri. |
pamcode:He is from Bayelsa |
BlueRayDick:Covid takes time to kill. It does not start to kill until thousands have got it and enough time has passed. Germany only had like 3 deaths in their first thousand, now they are dying like fowl |
BlueRayDick:Agbo. No different to the herbs we drink and inhale back home. All these things have some benefit |
OtemAtum:He's arrived! [img]https://media./images/fa222119c8bf63749505e343d7577f7c/tenor.gif[/img] |
Segedinho:Agbaya. This one has been a cultist since his secondary school days. Son of wickedness! |
Diabetes is the highest risk factor for Covid-19. . . just saying |
This is how Covid will hit Naija, same as Ecuador. People will just die and be buried. I wonder why people bother checking those NCDC stats, as if they can capture even 1% of what's going on. NCDC is just window dressing as every Govt must do to give the impression they take the thing seriously. In a country like Naija though, Covid will just run unrecorded for the most part. https://www.nairaland.com/5807092/150-people-died-kano-unknown |
larride:PHIjo is right. When oil revenue disappears, a lot of those tax revenues will also reduce as those companies rely on oil revenue also |
larride:Now is time to ditch any expense except food and shelter cos things go rough. This is why I said Naija Govt must allow people out on the streets to make their daily hustle. We can't afford lockdown at all. While Govt revenue has disappeared, 95% of Nigerians do not rely on that but on the informal sector. Allow these people to go out and make their bread to limit social disorder. BTW, as to our old argument as to distribution of palliatives, see how UK Govt keeps database. 1.5 million people with underlying conditions received a letter telling them not to go out for any reason even shopping. They call it shielding. My brother in law and popsie received the letter 3 days after Govt announced it. They simply mined their health records and sent the letter with speed. See wetin Govt dey deliver them weekly so they don't have to leave the house. I go still need to dey supply swallow and soup ingredients to my popsie sha, cos I know he can't stomach this.
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Quite a sobering read. Naija done enter am #COVID19Thoughts: TSUNAMI LOADING ... If you are a state governor in Nigeria and you are not already working round the clock, night and day, you are playing with fire. Red-hot, napalm FIRE! Here is your reality. Bonny Light (Nigeria’s crude oil) is trading at about $11. This is half the cost of producing the barrel. Even at that price, Nigeria is not able to sell her crude oil. She has tens of millions of barrels of crude oil in scores of vessels cruising the seas, like a gala seller in Lagos traffic, looking for customers. No is calling; no one is buying. Nigeria is offering a $5 discount per barrel but who will buy when U.S. shale oil is selling for $2 (and no one is buying that either). Nigeria has other bigger challenges because it does not have onshore crude oil storage so she has to put her oil on vessels. In the last week, the cost of renting the vessels doubled to $350,000 per day. Do you see the picture? Clearly, this has to be the lowest the oil price can fall, right? Wrong! Over the weekend, Canadian oil hit -$3. Not $0; minus $3. They, too, are not selling. Why? China - the factory of the world - is running at a fraction of its capacity. The airlines are shutdown. Farms and factories are shut down. Many analysts are saying that the world may not get back on its feet for a few more months. In reality, we may be stuck in this new world until a vaccine is found for the novel Coronavirus and a major percentage of the global population vaccinated. Unknot your tie, we may be in this new world for a while. Mr. State Governor, why should you care? The world as you know it has changed and nothing has prepared you for what you and the residents in your state are about to experience. All state governments except Lagos depend on allocations from the sale of Nigeria’s crude oil for most of their revenue. The Federal Government allocations to the states started dropping off a few months ago. It will get worse. About a month ago, I had a chat with one of the State Commissioners for Budget and Economic Planning. At that time, he was already petrified by what he was seeing. The cheque from the federal government was getting lighter. Sadly, he couldn’t get his principal and colleagues to understand that what they saw moving in the distance were not clouds but a Tsunami that is gathering speed. Many of the state governors still can’t see it. Mr. State Governor, the catastrophe is close at hand but you still have some time to lay the sandbags. This is the time to get into emergency mode and plan for the worst. What will you do when it becomes obvious to you, in a few weeks, that you can’t pay salaries and provide the basic minimum public services required in your state? What are the economic choices you have to make today? What things do you have to cut off today to be able to tide over tomorrow? What will you do when hordes of criminals take to the street, looting and killing people, in search of something to eat? What if there are multiple demonstration by different groups of people in different parts of your state? What are your options? Who are the people who would help you maintain public order? I am sure you are not banking on the Nigerian Police Force. They won’t have enough bullets to kill the number of people who would be on the streets. It can’t be the vigilante groups. They may be the ones doing the looting and killing. Basically, how are you going to balance this elephant on the top of a needle? Set up your “war-room” now. Pull in your best thinkers. Borrow from other states and outside Nigeria if you must. Reach out to everyone who has a voice in your state. Your best solution may be to convince the people instead of through coercion. Decide who is in the best position to convince the different groups of people. This is no time to be partisan. Turn this problem into a shared one. Don’t let anyone brand it your problem. Plug the leakages in your system starting with the “security votes”. Call on the illustrious sons and daughters of the state and convince them to join you in planning for and in funding palliatives for the poor and vulnerable. This is the time to plan and act. Act as if you are convinced that the dam will break. It is more than likely that it would. If it doesn’t, you are still ahead. If it does, you will be ready. Don’t be caught napping. It won’t be pretty. |
afrodoc2:Wetin I miss? |
BlueRayDick:I watched what would have been this guy's final game live in the stadium. It was the 1999 Cup Winners Cup final between Lazio and Mallorca held at Aston Villa stadium. I lived near there at the time and my mate got tickets. That was my first ever stadium match as well. The guy was shaking like a fishth throughout. Vieiri was a beast that day. Na that day I respect Vieiri. Salad was shyte. Lauren played midfield for Mallorca and played well also. |
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gensteejay:Na you sabi [img]https://media./images/1af43e40653cb90765d776fedf0186cf/tenor.gif[/img] |
gensteejay:No be you talk say these guys practiced Magia and science is yet to catch up to them? gensteejay: |
gensteejay:Tower of Babel story, Noah story and many of the Genesis stories are copied from Dead Sea Scrolls. The Jews only know their history from Abraham onward, who migrated from Turkey originally. Anything before that is the same old fables that have spread around the Middle East and Mediterranean for centuries in other religions. As long as man has been alive, he has been creating fables. What weak me is that you thought these Fables had some power. |
gensteejay:Many tribes swap stories and add other people's fables into their own. Just like Benin people copied the one true God Fenibeso and created Shango, which Yoruba people also copied. Igbo then copied Fenibeso to create Amadioha ![]() You must be joking if you think these Gods actually existed in anything more than fables. Just like the Jews copied the Egyptians and added their own spice, Mohammed copied the Jews and added his own spice. However I highly doubt that Yeshua story travelled as far as Yorubaland to create Eshu. And on the remote chance that it did, it's just one Medicine doctor retelling a story he heard from a traveller to sell to his people. These Gods are human creation and have no power or "Magia" as you call it. |
Because of similar pronunciation in different languages, see as Religious Conspiracy theories dey spring forth. Now I see why they said different languages caused confusion during the building of the Tower of Babel By the way, which mumu wrote that Tower of Babel story? The author really believe say God dey fear say skyscraper go reach am for heaven ![]() |
Melvyn11:We all know Yeshua Anglicised to Joshua and Romanised to Jesus means "Saviour". I'm not sure how it migrated to Ife to become Eshu. |
Expert17:1. Oasis dey worship James Bond 2. Air is a teacher 3. Expert17 signifies the Illuminati of the 17th century who were experts at Magia 4. A devotee to African traditional medicine |
Oasis007:Griffon came with some Bill Gates conspiracy last week and I responded with some harsh words. I apologise if my response was harsh. |
Unlimited22:I no know jare. All I know of Nova Scotia, I learnt from one old novel like that. E be like say the wind and waves dey high for that place. Anyway I don't see Airmark living on an Island since he no sabi swim |
Swissh:Pretty simple. The key was Trezeguet and Zidane. They didn't play for many clubs so it had to be either a France player who played for Real and Milan or a 1990s Juventus player who also played for Milan when Ronaldo and Zlatan were there. Zambrotta also fits the description. |
timbros:Airmark can't be in Nova Scotia. You want make cold kill am? |
Oasis007:His posts always contain a poignant verse. Instead of getting to the poignant verse and communicating personally with his own introduction, he will just copy and paste the whole chapter causing people to miss his message. Greatihex, you preach to people, not at them |
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