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Good for the state |
FowlYansh:Attention sicker |
FowlYansh:Please when this one escape. Hmmmm cash am. Seriously you are sick |
ednut1:Why you be like this |
Seekeroftruth:It may be mistake. |
wenson:Bro you are looking for trouble |
Have you guys notice something about Oshiomhole. He talks more than lia Mohammed. Is he the new APC spokesman You Know............ |
Meaning |
I disagree with the Op. Mind you they reproduce at a higher rate. |
[quote author=PAGAN9JA post=35530541][size=28pt]NIGERIAN FEMALE- NO BRAIN. ONLY BOOTY. ONLY FIT FOR EXPORTING PROSTUTION TO FOREIGN COUNTRIES AND AT HOME. AND other s.exual acts. NO INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT. NO REPRESENTATIVE IN POLITICS. LITERATURE. RIGHTS.ETC. ONLY SIDELINE CHEERLEADERS.[/size] continue showing your a$$ and other body parts to the world. Make i clap for una. 71,345,488 males : 69,086,302 females Yet not a single female governor in site. President is a far-cry. Half the population of our nation is only concerned with displaying uwkwu. no other ambition. shameful. [img]http://www.somegif.com/gifs/ 13924742111596534766.GIF[/img][/quote True talk. Really truthful. |
I don't trust this but if true, beautifully deserving. Tinubu you are not alone. Take heart |
To be sincere I copy and paste. Welcome To Naira-Dollar Trend Naira-Dollar Trend is a blog that give information of factors affecting Appreciation & Depreciation of Dollar to Naira value. As our economy is mono-economy dependent (Oil Dependent) & Dollar is used as trading currency in global market of oil. |
Exchange Rate for Dollar-Naira, Saturday 4rd June 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/07/exchange-rate-for-dollar-naira-saturday.html |
Exchange Rate for Dollar-Naira, Saturday 4rd June 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/07/exchange-rate-for-dollar-naira-saturday.html |
desoul:Should I say supported or love this. |
If true she needs to. .... Tomorrow you another story that her Twitter account was hacked. |
Hmmmm. Let keep watching |
Nigeria generated nearly half a million job in the first quarter of 2015, the National Bureau of Statistics said Thursday in its new report. The report said between January and March, 469,070 jobs were created in all sectors of the economy. Former President Goodluck Jonathan was office during the period covered by the report. The former government triggered controversy after it claimed to have created 1.2 million jobs in 2013. Many Nigerians rejected that claim, citing the scale of poverty and unemployment in the country. Critics challenged the government to provide details of new jobs, and to explain why the huge number rate of employment had an insignificant impact on the job market. In May, the bureau of statistics announced a revised protocol for calculating unemployment rate, concluding that the percentage of unemployed Nigerians stood at about six per cent, against the previous 23.9 per cent. The new figure was also widely rejected. Source:http://www.nairausd.com/2015/07/jonathan-govt-created-469070-jobs-in.html Twitter@nairausd
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$1.2 Billion Forex Sale Could Not Save The Naira http://www.nairausd.com/2015/07/12-billion-forex-sale-could-not-save.html
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Exchange Rate for B Pound-Naira, Thursday 2rd July 2015 http://www.nairausd.com/2015/07/exchange-rate-for-b-pound-naira.html |
jordy101:That is how we are. Only talk but no action |
Small compared to others. This is a big lesson to those dieing for their oga |
@lalasticlala. @Barcanista @Firefire @Nairaland |
What is really happening in this country. |
The naira fell further on Wednesday to 230 to the dollar on the parallel market, driven by pressure from importers excluded from the interbank market, currency traders said. The naira traded at 228 to the dollar on Tuesday and was at 220 last Wednesday, the day the central bank introduced new rules curbing importers’ access to the interbank market to source greenbacks to buy a wide range of items. “The market is very volatile now as a result of the restrictions placed on about 41 items by the central bank. Most importers are now patronising the parallel market to source their dollars,” said Harrison Owoh, the head of a foreign exchange bureau. The naira was trading at 198.95 to the dollar on the interbank market on Wednesday. The central bank lowered its exchange rate peg to 196.95 to the dollar on Tuesday from 196.90 last week. Source:http://www.nairausd.com/2015/07/naira-weakens-further-on-parallel-market.html Twitter @nairausd
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Unprofessional from a high post. Believe You will hear another story. |
Seriously religious should be separated from politics at some point but not in this. |
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