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[color=royalblue]J Pedro

Whyyyyy??[/color]

swiz123:
That guy no serious. Why him raise him hand like that?

[color=royalblue]Involuntary action [/color]

FBS:
100%

[color=royalblue]I feel for Fulham [/color]

[color=royalblue]Fulham's coach go para if dem give penalty

VAR is really complicating this game[/color]

[color=royalblue]Abeg, penalty[/color]

[color=royalblue]Muniz

Zukwanuike[/color]

GloriousGbola:
Yes and no.

Dealers have turned a lot of areas to unofficial sales lot for cars. Any parking area in close, along road. Completely taken over.

Very vexing

Also mechanics have turned parking lots to their workshops

Problem is task force na hustle so they will pack any car they see even if it is parking legitimately.

[color=royalblue]I was thinking it was a FESTAC problem, till I went to Surulere.

You'll see a narrow street, and someone will line up his cars for sale there. The thing sef tire person.[/color]

Tochex101:
It got worst since Adewale left..... Braimoh championed 8 years of rot.

[color=royalblue]Who built the new Secretariat? Braimoh?

I think that's the only thing he did for 8 years.

Roads suffered the most.[/color]

Nezzjnr:
They towed a lot of cars at 7th Avenue two days ago.

They still came yesterday

[color=royalblue]This one don turn oversabi

Will they do the same for cars at other avenues?[/color]

Nezzjnr:
Dem nearly tow my car yesterday for that 7th Avenue area 😂😂😂....No more road side parking

I just pray this thing lasts.

Festac is now unsafe because of these shanties

[color=royalblue]Which one is no more roadside parking?

The roads have like "service lanes". People can't park there anymore?[/color]

afrodoc:
You goofed. EOD.

Thanks. 👍

I quoted you about you wild goof not the quote.

Vaya con Dios.

afrodoc:
Lol see poor renovation. Sorry you goofed bro. It happens to the best people.

He was talking about recommendations for the summer window not January. He was brought in to be a consultant to the club and was making recommendations for the next season until the club bosses decided to part ways with him.

The only fact we have is that you goofed by saying he was manager in 2015 and you wasted your time going to research the history of all those players back 10 years.

What you were thinking or not thinking that made you make that mistake is a different story.

The summary is that you goofed badly. Let’s leave that there.

[color=royalblue]I goofed by researching 12 years ago, doesn't change the fact that no top club will be scooping Isak then.

It was a shitty suggestion for a club trying to get back on its feet. The Isak didn't end up in Madrid or Barca. He's still at Newcastle.

I goofed. I agree, but the tweet too was trash (Thank God it was a lie)[/color]

afrodoc:
Rangnick was interim manager in 2021/2022. What are you on about?

[color=royalblue]Okay. Let's work with the Interim period

Ragnick resumed in November, as interim, to save the club. And he was requesting for players from Real Soceidad, Ajax and Porto in January. Which board will listen to such a person?

The quote makes sense now because those players became fruitful. As at then, will you back Ragnick to save the club with a player from Real Soceidad?

The summary is that it's a fake quote, so make we leave am there [/color]

Oasis007:
Ralf Rangnick: "I pushed for Luis Díaz in January but the club said no. Before leaving, I still cared & gave John a list: Raya, Timber, Caicedo, Isak. They chose to follow Ten Hag instead. One of the main reasons I left was the club stopped listening to me."

[color=royalblue] Nonsense talk.

As at 2015 when Ragnick was manager, Isak has not even started his career.

Luis Diaz was playing for a local club in South America

Timber was a Youth player in Ajax

Why should any reasonable board listen to him? You are fighting for a top spot in EPL, and you're looking for Isak and Diaz?

Thank God they didn't listen to him.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
I ding even understand what monerozi is on and about. The E-naira idea is plain dumb. Simple!

You have already hit the nail on head that with the e-Naira the government was only trying to do what traditional bank accounts and fintechs are already doing via transfer of value from one person to another in the financial system. One can simply say naira being transfered in bank accounts is already e-Naira and there was no need for launch and cutting ribbon for e-Naira by Buhari and Emefiele.

[color=royalblue]A digital version of the naira....WTF?

The transfers we make are what? Semi digital?

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monerozi5590:
I said common like the way it is now. As far back as 2021 Opay wasn't this common like this.

One of it advantage again is international remittance. It will be very fast even at reduced costs.

When did you open your opay account?

[color=royalblue]Are you aware that you need to have an existing bank account, to open an eNaira wallet?

Meanwhile Opay needs just your phone number to open an account. Abeg which one was easier?

International remittance at reduced costs? Wonderful... Something that you could do with your local bank's MasterCard with ease, is what you feel eNaira would have made easier? How exactly?

I don't have an Opay account. [/color]

monerozi5590:
Change is inevitable. I think another is to boost financial inclusion do those without traditional bank account. If you check , when it was launched, Opay wasn't this common at all.

I think the program lacked enough publicity and education.

Happy for Opay and the rest right now.

[color=royalblue]I just checked

Opay and Palmpay started in 2018. Kuda started in 2019

Enaira was launched in 2021.

The program was just empty and wanted to do the same thing everyone was doing, albeit in a difficult way. The fact that anyone wanting to transact with eNaira must have the app, is already an own goal.
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monerozi5590:
Is a digital currency more like cryptocurrency but this one is centralized. Is controlled by CBN. So is from one wallet to another.

..... just like your bybit app and the rest that provide platform to trade cryptocurrency so also you must have your eNaira app to trade.


According to CBN. That you can your exchange without any intermediary. That means reduce charges and very fast.

[color=royalblue]For me to transfer to anyone, the person must have the app. Whereas, nobody needs to have my Opay app to transact with me. They can use theirs

What charge is the problem? On most banking apps, it's 50 naira. Some Fintechs have free transfers sef. So what exactly was the game changer for eNaira? Absolutely nothing.

What the fvvk is even a digital version of the naira?

It's Emefiele sha. We both know how he ended.[/color]

monerozi5590:
What's wrong with the digital version of the Naira? CBDC.

How is it a bad and mumu idea? Criticize it lemme see how more brilliant you are than Emefiele.

[color=royalblue]Please tell me how this is different from having a GTb account, Opay, or even Kuda account?

E naira transfer is only possible between two e naira wallets, but my own bank transfer is possible with any bank.

Dey play, Mallami. Just dey play dey go[/color]

The eNaira will work as a digital version of the physical Naira.

Financial institutions licensed by the CBN will be responsible for ID verification, eNaira payment processing, and creating wallets for customers to hold their eNaira.

The eNaira wallet is similar to a bank account and is created in the same way; however, it will be a separate account that is not connected to an already existing bank account.

Transactions will be possible between two parties that both have an eNaira wallet, which allows you to store, send, and receive eNaira.

larride:
+1 today

Not much but I thank God for his grace to still be alive.

[color=royalblue] There's nothing as much as being alive.

As little as it looks, that's the greatest blessing a man can have.

Happy birthday Sir.[/color]

Tochex101:
It was a master stroke and the timing couldn't be any better, with the destruction of alabarago....... inevitably most of the homeless slum dwellers would join their okada riding friends in their shanties or makeshift shops.

An environmental disaster, I don't even want to speak of the security implications.

[color=royalblue]They will still come back.

I'll blame the Local Government and also the Resident association for how Festac is today. They left the place to retrogress so bad.

Maybe I am wrong, but I don't think there's any residential estate in Nigeria, that is as planned as FESTAC. I was born there, and grew up as a kid.

Today, the whole place is upside down.

Those shanties will be back. Make the heat cool down fess[/color]

AbokiWam:
The new agberos

GloriousGbola:
no sympathy

nigerians are in love with showing off and every school ceremony has morphed from a simple celebration to a nonsense show of spending money. my last born - every end of term children are asked to bring in snacks for end of year party or something. my son now told me that the snack i had been buying - a carton of chivita juice had been rejected the last three times. he was feeling very bad about it. i had to buy something else. what kind of nonsense is that where people mess with the minds of kids. too many private schools are now focused on pandering to the egos of money miss road parents by giving them another avenue for conspicuous consumption

as for school textbooks - it was the cause of fight at my kids school. for years they were insisting on CASH payment only for books. no receipt. i said this is what people laundering money do. and if you have dubious children - if you give them money to buy books they can call any amount for you. and they write about raising future leaders with integrity

my sons secondary school graduation we had to buy a suit. then pay 100k for the 'ceremony'. like wtf .

[color=royalblue]Most likely a side hustle for someone in the school.
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semid4lyfe:
Good development, and I applaud cos It was an extortion racket by schools

The graduation thing is so ridiculous that pupils in Pre-Nursery were also graduating. So if you child starts school at 1+ from the Pre-Nursery Class, dem go do two graduations; the first in Pre-Nursery and the second in Nursery 3 (or Kindergarten).

And as a parents, you no fit escape paying the graduation levy cos most schools build it into their 3rd term school fees. In my kids school, the graduation levy was 50k last session and it was built into the 3rd term school fees of Pre-Nursery, Nursery 3, and Primary 5 classes.

The graduation thing was also an avenue for affluent parents to show off, and pepper those wey no hold bar, and it's one of the reasons I like my kids school. No showoff on that day cos every child wears the school official ceremonial wear top with blue jean (skirt or pant) for the graduation ceremony, and they strictly enforce it.

The textbook thing was another 👎. Apart from their non-reusability, many of the books are sold in pairs, Quantitative and Verbal, Maths & English, Writing and Colouring etc.

When my son was in Nursery 2, he lost his bag in a Keke Napep. Handwriting assignment was given to him that day so the textbook was in the bag. When we couldn't trace the Keke, I went back to the school to buy the textbook, and I was told the Handwriting textbook is sold together with the Colouring textbook, and not alone. At the end, I no get choice but to cough out 7k to buy the two books.

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I am very happy too with these developments. The greed became so obvious.

What is pre nursery graduation? [/color]

[color=royalblue]Private school owners no go find am funny henceforth

Firstly, it was banning primary school graduations

Now, states are banning writing assignments in textbooks, so they can be reusable.[/color]

CrystalTiger:
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Naija Auto dealers, Lmao

[color=royalblue]The least amount to clear a car is about 4 million. If the custom papers are genuine, they most likely spent that amount.

Na why nobody dey bring in 03 to 06 Corolla and the likes anymore. It's not worth it.

If you ask me, his profit fit no reach 500k there.[/color]

[color=royalblue]"He made me lie down in green pastures"[/color]

chrisley024:
my concern is relegation

Oasis007:


.....Besiktas don sack OGS! Same OGS some dudes said was great and should have been retained o. LOL!

[color=Royalblue] Manchester United, Here we go!


Trevor, right now[/color]

Caveatemptor:
Facts point to the fact that Manchester United by allowing Grimsby Town knock them out of the Carabao Cup have lost the second avenue into Europe next season. There is no way this team with this manager can ever finish in the top 6 of the Premier league. So the only avenue into Europe next season is through the FA cup.

Ruben Amorim has successfully lowered the bar and standard at Manchester United that the team was knocked out of the Carabao Cup by a team in Division 4.
It was appalling and disgusting watching the manager of Manchester United HIDING under the legs of his assistants while the penalty kicks were being taken. Contrast that with the Grimsby Town manager who stood on his two feet watching and encouraging his own team as the penalty kicks were being taken.

Oasis007:
.....I agree there ain't excitement but let's have more patient.

[color=royalblue]True...

A Patient devil will definitely eat the fattest manna![/color]