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SUFFERInSMILIIN:it's your senses that is at the bottom of your anatomical feature. Don't quote this username again,not interested. |
Shma2020:please have a little bit of shame when showing your ignoRANT ..Egypt doesn't play politics with Africa, they belong in the Arab world, they have Zero say in AU... contributes 0 personnel to AU forces...study African history.damn!!! |
Wuoche:but I thought your country men said Kenya was ahead of Morocco, what do you have to say... When Morocco was about joining AU, they had to come to Nigeria, when they wanted to join Ecowas, we refused and they secretly backed out...read African politics then you would be ashamed of the your level of Education. |
vankelvin:alright if that would make you sleep this night Hobbit. A country that owns 70% of Ecowas population, 70% of Ecowas GDP, 65% of the military personnel in Ecowas... More industries than all Ecowas countries combined...65% of all industrial and manufacturing activities in Ecowas, shouldn't stoop low to compare even a state with Dwarfs. My last reply to a Hobbit, heck even your president is a weird Hobbit |
vankelvin:it's not statistics that makes the US the worlds super power. If it's by paper work, Singapore, UAE, Kuwait and most Eu countries would have been called super powers. In ASIA, India on paper is not a super power but when you talk Economy or military you can't leave out The US or INDIA, hope I schooled you today. So Nigeria is the Giant of AFRICA, politically,socially, in economy, military entertainment name it... Nigeria is the Superpower of Africa. |
Wuoche:keep lying to yourself ![]() We already have the black culture by the balls To the outside world, there are 2 countries in subsahara, Nigeria and the rest. |
NSE ranked world’s best-performing stock market in 2020 The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has been named the best-performing stock market among the 93 equity indexes being tracked by Bloomberg across the world. The all-share index which opened at 38,800.01 inched higher by 310.16 points or 0.80 percent to cross the 39,000 mark and close at 39,110.17. Also, the market capitalisation rose by N167 billion to close at N20.446 trillion compared with N20.279 trillion achieved on Thursday before the Christmas and Boxing Day holidays. Year-to-date returns are currently at 45.7 percent; the best annual return since 2013. Analysis by TheCable also showed that investors had booked N7.31 trillion in gains as of December 22, 2020. The rally was also supported by the dovish stand of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The apex bank cut the base monetary policy rate by 200 basis points to 11. 5 percent, in order to boost lending, discourage savings and drive growth to counter the pandemic effect on the economy, while also keeping rates low in the fixed income market. Excess liquidity (created by CBN’s OMO restriction), the hunt for double-digit yields and depressed pricing, helped to rekindle local interests in the equities market in 2020. The uptrend recorded at the end of trading on Tuesday was driven by price appreciation in medium and large capitalised stocks amongst which are; BUA Cement, Zenith Bank, Access Bank, NPF Microfinance Bank and NEM Insurance. A breakdown of the price movement chart shows that Jaiz Bank dominated the gainers’ chart in percentage terms with 10 percent, to close at 66k per share. NEM Insurance followed with 9.56 per cent to close at N1.49, while Lasaco Assurance rose by 8.82 per cent to close at 37k per share. NPF Microfinance Bank improved by 8.39 per cent to close at N1.68, while Japaul Gold and Ventures appreciated by 8.33 per cent to close at 52k per share. Conversely, NCR led the laggards’ chart in percentage terms, losing 9.68 per cent to close at N1.96 per share. FTN Cocoa Processors trailed with 8.99 per cent to close at 81k, while Trans-Nationwide Express shed 8.86 per cent to close at 72k per share. Chams shed 8.70 per cent to close at 21k, while AXA Mansard Insurance lost 4.76 per cent to close at N1 per share. Also, the total volume of shares traded rose by 85.4 percent with an exchange of 722.57 million shares worth N4.38 billion in 5,042 deals. This was in contrast with a total of 381.72 million shares valued at N7.97 billion exchanged in 2,925 deals on Thursday. Transactions in the shares of AIICO Insurance topped the activity chart with 273.13 million shares valued at N326.09 million. Oando followed with 81.45 million shares worth N323.33 million, while FBN Holdings traded 41.09 million shares valued at N294.21 million. Access Bank traded 40.14 million shares worth N353.27 million, while Champion Breweries transacted 36.33 million shares worth N30.16 million. https://www.thecable.ng/nse-ranked-2020-best-performing-stock-market/amp They don't know why the giant keep rising, it is in our culture as a nation.
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vankelvin:it's not my fault that the Level is above what Hobbits can see.... 26th biggest economy in the world is no joke, hobbits. |
Abohboy:I don't mean to hurt your fragile emotions. but your arguments are always too sentimental and emotional. You speak of Nigeria based on what you read on the main stream media, or stories told by your relatives, we face reality here. Sufferingandsmililing guy keep saying trash and you agree with him, because you both don't reside here. The guy has internal issues and comes here to display them occasionally. This is one of such occasions. We were arguing with Him until we discovered that his sense of reasoning were grossly underdeveloped. |
vankelvin:Hobbit you seek too much of my attention, can't stoop low to your level na, is it by force? |
vankelvin:who is talking to me I can't see anything.oo please comeback in 57years you should be of height. |
vankelvin:no where was dwarf mentioned in my post, please wait till I start from the dwarf powers then you can compare.. Meanwhile black Americans are getting paranoid about the rising giant already ![]() |
Abohboy:I guess you are still a teenager, and home sick... |
mtisTheQubit:o shut up, feed your poor first, boko Haram infested areas still produce more food than all of Kenya. We already dominating the black world, black Americans are beginning to buckle up cos in few years Naija is gonna rule the black culture. Algeria fought islamists that killed more than 200,000 but today they are light years ahead of Kenya..we are dealing with a brutal war that has crumbled nations fighting it. We still stand tall. So just shut up bro |
Wuoche:you sure like to be deceived. A kenyan blog...trying to paint Kenya as a better country than SA look how they managed to place Kenya above Africas 2 only super powers... Which slum will 42 million peeps live in, it's funny how everyone wanna trend by dishing out bad news about Nigeria, but it still won't deter us from ruling Africa... Kenya has and building more skyscrapers than SA, terrible. |
Abohboy:guy, free kazikazi na..shoo, focus on Kenyans or Ghanaians. TZ are on our side...stop abeg. |
Still Oshodi transformation
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Oshodi transformation
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SHIIITHOLE:fear don grip you abi, you have said too much on this thread just one slap go reset your brain, quote me with your number too, let me tell you even from Naija I go fit run your matter for GH within 24hours just for that stupid statement you made on Nigeria and SA. If you so much love Ghanaians why can't you bring back home, those Ghana shoe makers in Benin republic that formed Association of Ghana shoe shiners. Ghanaians are poor and dirty bro, too much for a small country |
SUFFERInSMILIIN:seems the woman with the fake passport is you ![]() |
Roan77:he wants to have the last day, but leave am make I drag am small... ![]() |
jln115:next time learn to know when someone is and also but since we are discussing KIA well I'll be ![]() |
SUFFERInSMILIIN:it seems you have problem with logical reasoning. Almost all Anglophone African countries, have different ascents and pronounce words Differently, which means you can tell a Zimbabwean from a SAn, Ugandan from a Kenyan, Ghanaian from a Nigerian. How do you expect a Nigerian to claim Zimbabwe or Bots when the difference in culture and ascent is wide. You Ghanaians are weird humans, damn. |
jln115:if you keep SYH, na you go get headache. Run along and quit behaving like a diaper boy. ![]() |
kwametut:if the fumes can make our economy overtake yours you need it. If fumes can make all NIGERIANS living in SA live in better conditions than your lazy country men,you very well need it. If inhaling those fumes will make your black population control their resources, oh, you so much need it. And if inhaling the fumes will make you admit you are a Zimbabwean living in SA, you need it, more than any one. |
jln115:because you are yet to discover that in social media, you'll come across people who even if they are wrong they won't admit, all you can do is to make your point and "face your front" Must I admit. At least it's a South Korean car company Bro it is KIA ![]() |
Wizzzzmike:I don't think a life that is 1000% richer than Ghanas future should be called that. ![]() Let me fix it for you u though. ![]() |
jln115:it's KiA bro since you already knew i was wrong, must I spell it B4 you know it was a mistake.Its KIA ![]() |
jln115:it's KIA MOTORS oga |
vaxx:can you please don't quote me next time if you don't understand what I said. We are talking about "ELECTRIC CARS". that run on batteries. Shoo!!! Btw that video you posted, Is that a water house or packing space... That is certainly not an assembly plant... Even pan Nigeria has got better manufacturing plant than this, not to mention Innoson Africa's number one indigenous auto motor manufacturing company. Kotonka is substandard.. |
vaxx:we don't deal on hear say here, By local industry do you mean Ghollywood cars, ![]() Till proven other wise with pictorial evidence(s) Nigeria is only country outside maybe Southie in Africa to produce electric cars. |
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