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Vischy:
3 more matches to go,any hope for man united.

Arsenal - Newcastle united - Brighton

They won't make top 4, won't make Europa, can't make conference league and won't relegate.

What's there to hope for?

Jodera:
The only reason I'll take my mind off the title is because Man City might not drop point and not because we will.

Like I said, if e sure you bet on am.

I know how most of Una fans talk say we'll drop against Bournemouth, against Chelsea, against Tottenham and yet it didn't happen (with their normal arsenal will always be arsenal bants). Those people wey talk am don do as If dem no talk anything.

The reason you should take it off is because you will drop points. I am 100% sure of this. You wan bet am with me?

germaphobe:
You said it, but thankfully you're not a match day official or a player in the Arsenal team that loves to bet.

Just preparing your mind in advance. That's all.

Jodera:
If e sure you bet on it.

If it didn't happen, I know how you guys go just mute like say nothing happen

Lol, It will happen. Take your mind off the title.

FPIs no wan bring money again? It was never sustainable

Jokerman:
If Man Utd lose this game, it will be 13 defeats in the league.

First time in 35 years.

If?

More than 60% possession and just one shot on target.

Man utd is far more useless than I thought.

Jodera:
Arteta have plainly said that they will fight till the very end. In fact, in our last match of the season (against Everton), arsenal have invited the invisible team over. That's to tell you the confidence they have in seeing off our remaining games. Whether we end up winning the title or not is another thing but one thing is certain, the boys are fully prepared

Everyone knows that they won't switch off and certainly not the players and staff who are involved in the run in. You could see it in our play so far.

Lol, Arsenal will lose or draw one more match before the end of the season.

Alfabest07:
let's say i drive only within lagos, i am good with only the said compromise duty?

Yes, you should be fine.

Barbiturate:
It's good to know we have very intelligent and wise dudes here.
I had to read and read some replies to really understand.

As you've given all these insights, you can do well to talk about the other businesses you do or your investments that gives you 'passive income', so some of us can learn from. I'm not talking about 9 to 5 nor land and I'm not talking about buying more cars on e-hailing.

Congratulations to you Glit. Do you care to share your other hustle?

Omoapena, I don't know you're this knowledgeable 😊
You fit share your other hustle asides e-hailing?

Nice one guys, una dey do well!

In PH where I live, if you can get your location right and have constant supply of cash, POS is a cashcow.

The good thing is, you can open as many as possible.

And for those who don't mind little, Tbills is around 20% pa. Can go as high as 25% if you don't collect interest upfront.

larride:
I've experience with Man Utd players. Shit players will remain shit irrespective of whether they hit some purple patch or have some good games.

Truer words have never been said

larride:
We'll be there next season.

My thoughts too. Nothing was thrown at him all game.

obascojoy:
Jaid, good afternoon Sir, what's the implication of compromise duty, is it mean that I can still be disturb by custom officer

Yes. And the clearing agent will not be able to help you.

Just pay the full duty except you have no plans to travel out of state with the car.

pope191:
That’s why I mention Ikoyi in one of my post, unless inflation deh mind. Sales will always be madder.

100% agree.

Djdamian:
To each his own..I won't derail the thread by having this conversation here. You can go to thr property section and ask questions, you can ask why real estate is the next big thing after oil and gas.

Thanks

All these ones na motivational talk my brother. Except you are already coming in with hefty financial chest, no one is making generational wealth building houses in Nigeria of today.

pope191:
You don’t build a house, but you secure investment. House rent can barely bring quick returns, but when is time to sell of? You’ve created generational wealth. A land few years ago is worth 1million, to 2million, 3million before you know it hit 10million and on to 50 million within short term. Imagine if your parents left a land for you in Ikoyi today. That’s a step way ahead of your mate.

Except you have built in a prime location, houses are extremely difficult to sell. The way people will price it will make you start thinking you stole the house. God help you if you need the money urgently.

And as you're doing the conversion of a land bought 1m now worth 10m, remember to discount for inflation.

Djdamian:
You started your journey through the e-hailing platform and you diversified with the opportunities you got from the business. I still don't know how else to explain this to you guys.

Building a house is a financial blunder?,So spending thousands of naira paying rent montly/yearly isn't?

Who is advising you this man?

He's right. Building a house is mostly an emotional decision and a financial blunder.

It will cost most people their rent of 20-30 years to buy a land and build an apartment in the area they live. What's the wisdom in that?

And good luck selling the house if you need urgent money.

Omoapena:
I won't lie you, this hustle is like occultic group, once you're in, to leave will be very difficult.

It takes the grace of God and focus to leave.

I've known some people that have been in this hustle for more than 3 years and they can't boast of 100k in their account or even have a car of their own.

Another person, once he doesn't work in a day, it will affect that day feeding, if his car has just brake pad issues, he will borrow money to fix it and such person isn't even thinking of doing something else, he's stuck with the hustle till miracle will happen in his life...



This hustle is only good for a single and focus man, any family man doing this business will find it very difficult to exit....

Isn't this more of an economy thing than ehailing? Most people are just living from hand to mouth with savings barely enough to do anything reasonable.

iamoyindamola:
Upgraded version of Mr lai

As you dislike Wike na so I dislike that guy.

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Spending Power Of Nigerians Has Increased, Ajuri Ngelale.....

This guy in particular takes Nigerians for a fool,na so e do under buhari,this guy is supposed to be taught a lesson with serious mending....

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— Matura Egbe (@Lilmattleo) May 3, 2024

guy is a disgrace. Lies for a living.

teejay5:
Pls can I bid for 3mths and hw many percentage will that be.thks

Yes, you can. Last auction was 16.2% for 91 days.

Bluekapon:
When you walk in and ask for tbills, they automatically channel you towards the secondary market.

But I understand that some banks can bid for you directly at the primary market which offers a higher interest rate, however there's a minimum amount you must invest. I learnt Access is 50m, FBN is 1m, etc

I need more clarification on this.

Minimum is usually 50/100k if the bank is bidding for you.

User09:
In situations like this, there's usually a bid bond in place by those bidding before any contractor is given approval/wins the bid. This is usually a major requirement

Also, I suppose there will be placeholders (competitors that didn't win) that can step in if that happens.

Umahi confirmed there was no bid before they awarded the contract. When pressed, he said it's because the company has shown competence handling similar projects in the past

Since we all know the real reason the company was given the contract, I won't be surprised they didn't follow through with any bid bond.

And like I said earlier, I once read that the only reason FG mobilised the contractors was because they couldn't secure funding and time was of essence.

TemporaryHansel:
He thinks 11.5bn dollars is child's play. The chagoury people he said will be executing it aren't even worth up to a billion dollars, I wonder how they'll fund 70% of the project.


In the end, the fg will likely be the one to bring the whole money. They just can't say it now to avoid outrage.

It's a whole lot of money.

I remember reading somewhere and I think it was even Umahi who said they had to release the first batch of payment because the contractor could not get the required funding.

Keeping my fingers crossed on this.

larride:
The goal of the project is not just road. It's about opening up new frontal along those coastal cities that the road will pass through.

Yes, I like the overall concept. I've been in support since day one.

Oasis003:


.....relax Ẹ̀gbọ́n mi. It will be handled. Elo fọkàn balẹ.

Okay o

Oasis003:


......the Chagouris?! LOL! Do you know how much they have spent on Eko Atlantic Project already?!

FG under OBJ couldn't control ocean surge causing very destrucitve Flood in VI until PBAT asked for their intervention(s).

Convert the whole ₦15T to Naira, then you gonna understand its affordable for the Contractor. They ain't doing it for free by the way, its business.

They completed first km in how many days?! With working streetlights on both sides o.

15tn naira is 11.5bn dollars.That's a whole lot of money and I really can't understand how it's affordable for the contractor

I hope you're right and this doesn't turn into an abandoned project.

Oasis003:


.....FG will only pay ₦4.5T for 700km, not ₦15T as being speculated up and down. FG has paid first counterpart-fund of ₦1T, hence Contractor is expected to complete first phase of 47.4km without any excuse and as soon as possible.

I like the idea of the coastal road. 3 hour journey from PH to Lagos is something I can't wait to experience.

However, what happens if the contractor can't secure funding for the road?

iamoyindamola:
Lol
Cracking joke after demolition of another man business
So that situation warrants joke during interview abi

He claimed they have no papers and still paid them off.

If Sanwo Olu did that to the people whose buildings he demolished, I believe they won't mind him cracking a joke.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]But she was not joking too?

She asked Umahi to tell people around him to inteprete.

Why can't this pass off as a joke too?[/color]

All you need to do is listen to the reaction of the people there when Umahi made his statement and when she responded to know which one qualifies as a joke.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Unless there is a part that was cut off before this one, it is Umahi that is even rude.

Someone asked a question, and the first thing you say is "Sister, I need interpreter oh. I be village boy".

Then goes on to answer the same questions by cutting her off at any slightest interval.

If i was in charge of a 1 trillion naira project, i would behave that way too sha. [/color]

Anyone who thinks this statement was rude IMO has a low sense of humour. Umahi was simply joking. Even the lady was smiling initially.

iamoyindamola:
The man was petty, typical foolish politicians that try to change subject

He wasn't changing any subject. When I started watching it, just before Umahi interjected, I also could barely hear what she was saying.