owukpa: Vera Anyim, the police officer who went viral on social media following her testimony at Dunamis Glory Dome that she graduated from Open University with B.Sc in law, today stormed a branch of Dunamis in Port Harcourt.
Ms. Anyim is currently in the state at the invitation of Azubuike Ihemeje, the CEO Of Luxury Hotel, Portland Resorts.
During her visit to the church, Ms Anyim, thanked God for using Dr Paul Enenche of Dunamis to announce her to the world.
ForValour: The tissues around the eyes, when they notice unusual strain around the delicate eyes, they immediately swore up to form a protective shield to the eyes. Appreciate nature.
Chukwuka319: Bro, don't pay attention to the frequency in rejections,but rather rejoice because you don't know what catastrophe God is removing from your life. Definitely you will find a woman meant for you,who will love you genuinely for who you are, not your social class.She will stick with you in your present condition, and be a source of joy and inspiration to your life. Just double up your hustle and most importantly,commit everything to God in prayers and He shall establish your steps.
loool. He would not marry his speck now. Aunty gwegwes
LORETA: Good evening house...thank you so much for all your assistance here...its really helping us..me precisely. Please my wife misplace her Nigeria passport last week. Here in uk.
I am out of town. Please can u give me the guide and steps she has to do to get a new one here .
if misplaced apply for a new one on their website.
lwise: Exchange rate as at this morning, Saturday 20th April is 1$ = N1,200. It's clear some individuals are mopping up the Dollars released by CBN for reasons best known to them. An unverified info stated that banks are the ones mopping up the Dollars in circulation in the name of clearing the backlog of the aviation industry. It's obvious these banks are working against the CBN goal to strengthen the Naira. CBN needs to step up its game because the banks are ready to use the loop holes in the CBN policies to their own advantage.
this is what I have been preaching since. I even tagged cardoso on twitter but they never listen. The banks have laundered all the dollars to drive their profit margin.
shoodboi2: Joel Cauchi is not African and he's not a Muslim. If he were, they would have plastered their headlines with "Muslim man this" and "African migrant that" but he's white, so they say he has mental illness.
But now that he is a White Christian man, they are saying there's no "ideological motive" because presumably, he needs to be a Muslim or African to have an ideological motive. If he were a Muslim, they would've started mentioning Islam as if he did it because of religion and not because he's just being nasty.
And if he were an African migrant, that will even be worse. They will use it to support their removal of Africans and blacks from Australia and justify denying us visas because according to them, we are wild animals that need to be tamed.
This clearly is a clear case of the anti-African and anti-Islamic posture being spread by western media.
I guess the remitted funds are in dollars as na dollars be our official currency
Hatred for one's country na beginning of becoming a witch
he is right. If the nnpc was among mdas, of course they would remit dollar equivalent including customs. Remember cost of things went up as well due to dollar rise.
I very much agree with what the man said in the video. The only exception is in a case like Nigeria where our educational institutions are most times very obviously substandard. And the fact that we are not actively involved in any serious research and development. Besides that. Everything he said is on point. There are courses one can study in Nigeria and be on par with someone who studied the same in the US or Canada, for example.
2shure: I've made up my mind fully. I had my last 35k yesterday,I went to food Market.what I bought, it did not fill up a bag bag. 3200 foreign rice. I got 2 congos
Titus fish..3k for 1.i got 2... Smoked panla fish...800 for 1 ,I got two
I need your input here. I recently lost my elder sister, who was a permanent resident in Canada, and we are planning to lay her to rest soon.
I have applied for and received a visitor's visa to attend the burial in Canada. Currently, I work as an accountant and earn relatively well as an entry-level staff.
Would it be a good idea for me to leave my job here in Nigeria and use this as an opportunity to relocate, considering that I only have 6 months to secure a job in Canada that could sponsor my work permit?
I would like to know my chances of securing a job or converting my visitor's visa to either a work permit or a study visa.
Please, I need your input, as I am very confused at the moment.
dont leave work. Take leave, attend the burial, only resign from when you have secured a job.
groovvyy: Why should Nigerians abroad be concerned about that? At 1000 per dollar, you send $100 to Nigeria to do certain things. That's 100,000 naira.
Then the exchange rate goes to 1500 per dollar. You want to do those same things, and they tell you that you can't do it for 100,000 naira again because things are now more expensive due to the exchange rate. To do those things now, you need 150,000 naira. That means you then need to convert $100 to naira to afford that thing.
Now, the exchange rate goes back to 1000 per dollar. To do that particular thing again, the price will come back to 100,000 naira. Then you need to convert $100 to get 100,000 naira to get it done.
In all cases, you have spent $100. Your purchasing power has neither increased nor decreased, but just the figures changing.
And if the prices of things haven't come down yet, just wait. Prices are gradually coming down and will be back to where it was when the dollar was selling for 1000.
thats if the price goes back. However, prices are still high in the market.
to be frank with you most of us are not happy about it. Especially knowing that cost of things are still high. They should work on reducing cost of things because remittances would drop.
RenaissanceGuy: Tell us how you know they're subsidizing the dollar with our reserve. When it was being done by Emefiele, official price of dollar was around ₦465 while the black market rate was about ₦700. Now that the black market rate is even lower than the official price, how are they subsidizing it??
On Binance two days ago, it was around ₦1,058 when CBN was selling theirs for ₦1,101.
because the BDC guys have a limit they can sell. Banks are selling more now BDC. Is good sha. However, if there is a crash in oil price it might go up again.
iSense247: AI cannot joke about Islam but has hundreds of jokes about Christianity. Why?
It's because tolerance and forgiveness can only be found in Christ. Jesus loves those who hate him because he created them in His own image and died for their sins.
Every Easter in Nigeria, companies and individuals make jest of the death and resurrection of Christ in order to trend. Something they dare not do to the opposite religion.
However, this grace to insult God (Jesus Christ) will end immediately after the rapture. If you refuse to repent now, it will be left between you and the antichrist.
Can you endure the government of the antichrist? Repent!
this is the reason why europeans are crying that their once christian heritage have been taken over. Dem never see anything yet. let them ask americans why muslims cannot celebrate openly in washington
LocalFARMERS: In this video, Bandits are seen taking illegal drugs before going for an operation. Illegal Drugs is mostly used by criminals. It gives them the morale to carry out their dastardly act without fear.