₦airaland Forum

Why are u guys complaining? When d Ward Councillor or whatsoever lofty title he bears dey pass una go dey hail am

eightsin:
My wallet is the one with the 10k dollars n the Indian hemp. I don't mind doing the time

Even if u do the time, the Nigerian police'll still seize the money as exhibit

ArodewilliamsT:
Sometimes i wonder why people like you throw away their brains nd stuff it amala flour. You chant about Justice and freedom but refuse to appreciate the actual meaning. Let assume theirs is another war, You think the british(that now host Radio Biafra) and Russian will rush to your aid again? The documented injustice against the will brought mightily to bear. We'll see how it goes. Get prepared!

"British neutrality means a Biafran victory" ~ Harold wilson(British PM) to the British Parliament in 1968. Source: London secret archives on the Nigerian civil war.

anu ofia

Spybradd:
if u think biafra is out for that zoo mentality u got a 2nd thinking coming on da 6th gear,what u wud be da case if biafran crusaders had toed that line decades ago? Why are u thinking like a zoogerian?

Ndi ara

mytime24:
mayb u skip one Exam for sec sch,dat y ur history teacher is callin u togo back nd finish ur papers


#PROPHET

Hahahaha
Never even got lower than a C+ in any test or exam not to talk of skipping exams

Buchukwu:
Imbe. Millions are already dieing from hunger and starvations,bomb,guns. So what should we be afraid of deing for what we believe in. YOU'RE A F00L

Yeah, I thought as much. Only needed to give u a little push to reveal your true identity.
At the end of the day its you & your lot that'll perish, for as it was in the days of General Yakubu Gowon, so shall it be in the days of General Muhammadu Buhari.
Nigeria'll remain One

If it was the other way round - i.e bringing a Bible to the mosque - the person would either have been lynched or his hands cut off. Christianity is too tolerant.

Smilelo:
Radio Biafra is live and direct, as I am trying this message now. I am writing from Igweocha (portharcourt).

If you want to listen to Radio Biafra, if you have a BlackBerry or android phone just go to your BlackBerry or android app store and Search For Radio Biafra and download it. Simple you will listen it live and Direct.

campain officer. It shall not be well for all of you if ur plan is to cause the death of millions of innocent Nigerians once again

They better nip this Biafra issue in the bud now - before it turns into another Boko Haram mess

Blessinzy:
are u a christain?

Yes. But not a deeply religious one if that's what you mean.

There's this dream I keep having about been back in school. It usually comes in various forms: Sometimes I see myself wearing my secondary school uniform and attending classes, sometimes its preparing tirelessly for a final year exam which I then somehow manage to miss the attendance, sometimes I'm coming back from school and I meet my ex-colleagues who are all now successful working class!
The annoing thing is that I finished even tertiary institution many years ago yet this dreams keep recurring almost on a weekly basis.
I'm usually not a believer in bad dreams but this may be getting out of hand.
Pls anybody out there know what this means?

Make I log out now. Before this Buhari go come fire me from Nairaland

I think there has to be some sort of compromise somewhere. And contrary to what some are suggesting, neither your pastor or any other person should know about this. It should be discussed btw you two without any form of shame.

This didn't happen this morning. I've seen these pics before

The Central Bank of Nigeria will have to devalue the naira at some stage, possibly by more than 15 per cent, global ratings agency, Standard & Poor’s, has said.

The agency, however, said on Wednesday that it saw the adjustments as likely to be gradual.

Local and foreign investors have seen a devaluation of the naira as long overdue for Nigeria, which has been battered by the recent tumble in crude oil prices.

Following the naira devaluations in November and February, the CBN has recently focused on curbing access to foreign exchange at the interbank market for importers of some goods, introducing stringent restrictions three weeks ago.

But the Director, Sovereign Ratings, Standard & Poor’s, Ravi Bhatia, said the recent measures by the CBN including stopping the sale of forex to importers of 41 items at the official forex markets could only delay the inevitable, Reuters reported.
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“Another devaluation is inevitable… they will have no option but to devalue,” said Bhatia at a media briefing.

Many investors are positioning for a devaluation of around 15 per cent. Bhatia said that sounded “reasonable”, though even more might be needed.

Non-deliverable forwards – derivatives used to hedge against future exchange rate moves – reflect expectations of currency weakening: six-month NDFs price the naira at 233 per dollar, some 18 per cent weaker than the CBN’s pegged rate of 196.95 on Tuesday.

On Wednesday, the naira hit another record low of 242.5 against the dollar on the parallel market operated by dealers in bureau de change, down 0.42 per cent from Tuesday.

The naira has been hitting record lows at the parallel market since the latest central bank measures introduced three weeks ago.

Bhatia did not expect the adjustment to be done in one go.

“I think at this stage the plan is to move in increments, not to do a ‘one big step’ devaluation like they would in the old days,” he said.

The central bank has said it is in no mood to devalue the naira, given the risks to inflation from a weaker currency, and that it will not be focusing on the thinly traded parallel market when determining the exchange rate.

Local and foreign investors have also been nervous that Nigeria may lose its place in the benchmark GBI-EM local currency debt index. Bhatia said this was a “real possibility”, although he expected the government to adjust policy enough to maintain its membership.

“At some point they have to decide: do they want to go with their policies or do they want to stay in, and at the moment they are trying to do both, and it has worked,” said Bhatia.

“But there are issues there, and it is a concern.”

JPMorgan warned in June it could eject Nigeria from its benchmark index by year-end unless it restored liquidity to currency markets in a way that allowed foreign investors to transact with minimal hurdles.

In March, Standard & Poor’s cut its rating on Nigeria to B+, changing its outlook to “stable”.

SOURCE: http://www.punchng.com/business/money/cbn-has-no-option-but-to-devalue-naira-sp/

Anybody with contact details of where I can purchase the Super Story movies pls?

They deserve it

chax100:
Na wa ooo... People wet go school, oya make ona two submit ona CVs for perusal. Nothing we go see for NL.

Lol. I actually got tired of replying him & just left him alone

prelinctus:
poor healthcare system. Can't you read?

Its obvious u're d one that can't read, cos if u went to school at all u'd know that my query doesn't need d word ''poor''

free2ryhme:
Quite pathetic. May God teach us to value life in Nigeria. This woman was good to this young man, yet he killed her. Obviously he does not fear God just as many Politicians in Nigeria don't fear God nor value lives too.

I wonder for some people. Where in this story did it say wether the woman was good or bad to the young man?

kilokeys:
Being a jerk and a brutally honest guy..

Someone should tell if i am overreacting.

Was talking with my bae two days ago. And i sensed she wasn't okay. I tried all i could to make her talk.. And i was offended by her reply... "i dont wanna talk abt it"..

Tsk tsk...

You better leave her alone. If you force her to talk, then be ready to listen and do what she says. Its a trap

bayonekind:
You are right ....
Before the family get money
Hospital no get fuel
Doctor has travel
Nurse is busy
go get drug
pay before treatment
get registration card while patient is on dead role

I believe HELL CANT BE TOUGH THAN LOWER CLASS LIFE IN NIGERIA ...
I AM JUST GRACEFUL TO GOD THAT I HAVE CROSSOVER THE LOWER CLASS---PRESENTLY AT MID-UPPER CLASS ....

Even your grammar may have contributed to his death

prelinctus:
This is as a result of the poor health care system in this country. I'm sure this can't happen in USA. Nigeria still has a long way to go.

He was killed by the health care system?

Beware of false testimony against men of God

Her bbboobs are not bullet proof

The dwindling state of education in Nigeria hit a new low on Tuesday when the Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) and its stakeholders agreed to peg the cut-off mark for admission into universities at 180 and that of Polytechnic and Colleges of Education at 150 . Many Nigerians took to social media to express their disgust at the new cut-off mark as well as the dwindling state of Nigeria’s education especially for students seeking admission to tertiary institutions. Many blamed social media, entertainment and poor education standard as causes for this dismal run. With apologises to Ghanaian writer Ayi Kwei Armah, it is safe to assume that “The Brilliant Ones Are Not Yet Born”. Below are some responses to JAMB’s decision. “180 out of 400 marks to gain admission into the university? When some of us took the pioneer JAMB examination in 1978, I never saw any candidate with such ridiculous score. If there were, they had no business being admitted to read any course in any university. And those exams were harder than what we have now! Not only have times changed, JAMB has changed too! I wish prospective candidates good luck o,” wrote Sunny Akhigbe on PM News. Jacuapo wrote: “180, 150….I no blame Jamb at all….When its Davido and Jogodo all the youths spend their time listening to. How won’t Jamb lower the score to this atrocious level. Na wa o!” On Twitter, Karo wrote: “JAMB 180 cut-off mark. That just propagates a mindset of mediocrity. Students will aim to get 45%” @lamimoyin marvels at the inability of students to score 200. “So people cannot score 200 out of 400 again in JAMB?? This is RIDICULOUS.” Wale Micaiah believes Nigeria cannot compete globally if JAMB cut-off mark continues to drop. “But if we want to compete with the rest of the world by producing quality graduates…this must Stop Now! #JAMB #UTME #EducationNGR Nnamdi, @_crany was more hilarious in his analogy of JAMB. “Even the people that used JAMB/POST UME runs to enter university are complaining about the reduced cut off mark..” @sambioye questioned the essence of JAMB if students performances determines the cut-off mark. “If the pass mark is only determined by the general performance of the students then what does the exam body stand for? #JAMB.” Attamah Jacobson O, @obsonattamah thinks JAMB’s decision was not the best for Nigeria’s education. “JAMB why lower cut off mark now? How will that revamp the already dying educational sector in tandem with the needed push to attain good standard?” Justin Ijeh wrote: “Still on JAMB, I would love to interview the Registrar. How does lowering the passmark improve quality? Is there an urgent need for matriculating numbers to grow?” “Jamb cut-off mark is 180. And that’s the solution to tackling mass failure and a messy system? We are in deep shit,” a furious @ ebonyoma wrote on Twitter.

She should go and make peace with her husband

So in other words, you don't have to pass JAMB in order to be admitted into the tertiary institutions in Nigeria? Sad.

He should go and tar all the roads in his village if he has nothing else to do

FREEEMANAN:
6. OBA OF BENIN The Oba of Benin, or Omo N’Oba, is the traditional ruler of the Edo people and head of the historic Eweka dynasty of the Benin Kingdom. Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo Erediauwa I was crowned ‘Oba of Benin Kingdom’ in 1979, making him the 38th Oba of Benin and the head of the traditional state of Benin. Since his ascension to the throne, he has used his position to settle disputes between politicians such as resolving the dispute between Anenih and former Edo state Governor Lucky Igbinedion.

ONE KING TO RULE THEM ALL!