₦airaland Forum

seankafor:
in the voice of dj khaled

they dont want us to win,so we win more

https://twitter.com/KidBold/status/1763166153096974385

ThiagoKid:
I am on CKB.

What do you think?

WhoDeyHause:
They're playing as if they've not realized this is a final.

WhoDeyHause:
Let's gooooooo!!!

Singapore1:
If Chelsea can't beat this lineup then Poch should have no business managing this team. He should be sacked asap

liveLongNprospa:
Which begs the question, why is only the dollar coming down?

Incognito9:
Riding the gainers

DissTroy:
LOL. There's been 24/7 light in many parts of Akwa Ibom for years. My LGA had 24/7 light from 2007 to January, 2020. Now it's back.

Mkpat Enin and Ikot Abasi LGAs have 24/7 electricity since they connect directly from Ibom Power Company.

Band A transmission to Uyo, Itu, and Eket LGAs have 24/7 electricity.

Ewet Housing Estate, Nelson Mandela, Calabar - Itu, Itam, Akpa Ube, and Nwaniba areas of Uyo City use Band A and have 24/7 electricity. That's why I don't complain of heat. I've been working all evening and night since I came in and the light is still on. Don't just take my word for it - confirm.

These have been reported in the media. I have stated same on this thread at some point. But for a people like Sean's who see nothing good in others unless it's theirs, they'd ignore it, then when and if they have a little semblance of something close, they hype it as "the first".

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Quick one:

When the Anambra Senator built that rubbish as a tech hub, then OasisX posted pictures of Senator Ashiru's beautiful and functional tech center minutes later, did you notice not one Igbo moniker had anything good to say about it?

I praised it. Lar-ride did. I think one or two others did. But not one Igbo acknowledged it. They all turned blind but were all active that evening. If it was the reverse, they'd have seen it to say something negative.

This is an instance you can verify which happened just last week on this thread.

They see nothing good in others unless it is theirs.

OasisX:


.....he did criticise it as well. He's my Gee by the way.

OasisX:



.....one state carry Billions built a Church, Lagos is about to build entertainment Arena in Lekki. Holding Governors accountable is really a farce. LOL!

Amigoss:
Na APC WhatsApp group broadcast circular na

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Let it all come out [/color]

livelongprospa:
See we are finished


https://twitter.com/aonanuga1956/status/1760304339988484297?t=Uk_L-JmZGnoR9eOQocEA-Q&s=19[/quote]You see that Bernard guy, he's likely one of those merchants controlling naira.

The guy sound pissed off

Theflint1:
So these idiots actually went ahead with their plan to ban Binance

Show open support for the cryptocurrency space, only to ban Binance and other crypto platforms a couple of months later.

Incognito9:
See the people controlling naira 😆😆

But why can't Cardi B, set up like three to four merchants, supply them enough dollars and use them to control the rate.

Those three merchants can be selling 1$=1000, those niggars will be forced to sell at that rate.

iLegendd:
HOW CAN BINANCE HELP PROTECT THE NAIRA FROM FALLING DRASTICALLY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE GOVERNMENT?

Here is the solution.

The govement should secretly get involved in crypto, especially P2P on Binance.

There should be at least, 50 accounts owned by the government and no outsider should have a clue. Some should be verified merchants, some unverified.

The first 10 accounts should set trades that don't go past 1800-1850 per Dollar.

Here is the trick, they should have restrictions of 1-5 Bitcoins. This means, for you to buy from them, you must have at least 1 BTC, which is around $50k plus or minus.

This means, lots of Nigerian P2P buyers won't be qualified. This is just a trick to help keep that price range at the top of P2P home page.

These 50 government secret accounts should occupy the first page of P2P. They should vary their prices and restrictions so that a common man can afford to buy from some of them.

Also, these people should be buying from one another so that the money will keep revolving around them just to make sure they stay at the top of the page.

This first P2P page has so much influence on other exchanges. They use this as their yardstick.

Even if sellers in other exchanges increase, they don't deviate much from the top 10 prices on Binance.

So, the government should own this top 10-50 P2P accounts so that they will dictate when to increase it a little or reduce, else, the other hungry billionaire manipulators will take over and the Naira will fall faster.

In summary, the government can control P2P with brain and not just by telling Binance to put a limit cap. With a cap, a lot of people will run to exchanges without a limit and the battle of the fall may continue.

So, with $100 million, the government can achieve this. Control the Naira black market (not general crypto market) without people noticing you're the one doing it.

To those who love to argue, take a deep breath—don't turn this to a fight, but give your suggestions or constructive criticism.

This is just one of the measures.

iamoyindamola:
He's mad i don't even know who take the chronic thief serious

BlueRayDick:

OasisX:


......unveri - what?! LOL!

iamoyindamola:
Bro put comma na
Una too they vex

OasisX:
Realmrsean and other Abuja Residents. I guess this will be helpful.

OasisX:
Each State Governor Has Received Additional N30billion To Tackle Food Scarcity, Hardship Facing Nigerians.

— Senate President, Akpabio