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please all am really not happy cos my sister scored 58.3 and not recommended, masters in law.iscthere still any hope? |
peacekeeping:tnx boss... |
MadamExcellency:you actually predicted trump success at the pool |
please bankers in the house help me explain this...I collected bank loan at 25% interest rate when the bench mark was 12%. now it went up by 2 % my bank increased my interest rate to 31%.pls is this normal? is there anything I can do to reduce this outrageous interest rate? Note: this is my salary acc and they have been deducting 2000 every month as an added collateral. tnx for your quick advice |
Now this is becoming interesting. ....hope to read about mr daura's sanction. lol, indeed there was a country. |
what is your point bro...., is obmA not justifying Gej comment ? did u not see coma there?....corruption, stealing from the....doesnt that pass a message accross to you? |
buy naija to grow naija but there children base abroad, we got innoson motors but na foreign cars them dey buy, aba made bags and shoes is naija made but nah 40m hand bag and expensive shoes from abroad them dey buy..........arrant balderdash |
buy naija to grow naija but there children base abtoad, we got innoson motors but na foreign cars them dey buy, ab made bags and shoes is naija made but nsh 40m hand bag and expensive shoes from abroad them dey buy..........arrant balderdash |
MadamExcellency:Hahahaha. .....ok no problem. fund raising time as my comp is finished by this md. |
MadamExcellency:to where nah.....pls help |
MadamExcellency:so what do I do mam in a single word? |
you submitted application for job stating how you will increase productivity and increase revenue but your application was turned down, you reapplied two more times and was turned down but you still went ahead to explain why I should sack my md for you to take over and I considered your application, only for me to come back to know how my comp is faring after 14 months to see that you have gone from running a productivity company to running my company with no clear set out goals or policy ........everything achieved by my past md gone and all I hear from you is, you are recovery all the money my former md stole. please I am right now in dilema, need advice on what to do to this md. sack or give him more chance, pls I need urgent responds fellow nairaland. |
namadi has not bin fyn ever since according to report butvi beleive he is getting better now.... |
permit me to ask,...where s soludo, ezekwesili and keyamo |
Honestly, in as much as I dont wish d past nor the present governmen ill luck I still dont understand what the present government is doing to curb our national economic situation at all......but I still will be very grateful to get better explanation why $50b should be borrowed. thanks |
leum Resources, Mr. Ibe Kachikwu, on Monday, disclosed that the country is seeking to raise between $40 billion and $50 billion from Chinese investors in the next couple of days to bridge infrastructure funding gap in the Nigerian petroleum industry. This was even as he stated that Nigeria’s crude oil output has risen to 1.9 million barrels per day and would rise further to 2.2 million barrels by next month when repairs are completed on some of the damaged pipelines. Kachikwu, stated this in an interview with Bloomberg Television, on the sideline of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC-China Investors’ Roadshow 2016 in Beijing. The roadshow, the NNPC stated was a follow up to President Muhammadu Buhari’s visit o China in April. Kachikwu, the NNPC said, led a powerful team of NNPC top management and key stakeholders to the roadshow. Kachikwu also disclosed that the meeting has started to yield positive report, as a potential deal for $8.5 billion of investment with North Huajin Chemical Industries Group Corporation (Huajin Group) under China North Industries Group Corporation (NORINCO GROUP) has already been signed. According to Kachikwu, the country is eyeing such investment from China, which he said has a huge capacity to put money in the oil sector, while he added that a lot of companies in China are showing significant interest in investing in Nigeria. He said, “We just came out of signing a global $8.5 billion potential investment by one of the companies, NORINCO, in the upstream business in Nigeria. We are beginning the major road show this afternoon (Monday). We are looking to raise about $40 to $50 billion which covers the infrastructure gap that we see in Nigeria. So the interest is enormous.” Kachikwu lamented that over the years, Nigeria, as well as a few other countries, had failed to invest in covering the infrastructure gap in the downstream sector, in pipelines, refining and gas to power. According to him, the need for new resources is very key, especially as the country does not have those resources, while he stated that going to places like China, which had shown a huge capacity to put money in the oil sector, is very helpful. Commenting on the dwindling oil price and its impact on investing in Nigeria, Kachikwu said, “As much as we do agree that the price of oil has slid, obviously, and creates a lot of challenge for investors. But the reality is that for countries like Nigeria and indeed for most OPEC countries, you still find that price per cost barrel of oil, it still provides enough incentives. “And what we need to do is continue to drive down our cost, create policies that are encouraging, focus government attention on the long and short term gains and encourage investors, both from the point of view of investing in a country like Nigeria and also looking at how Nigeria impacts the whole of Africa. This country is an important place to put money in, in the oil sector at least.” Furthermore, Kachikwu debunked reports that Nigeria’s crude oil production had recorded significant decline over the last couple of months, stating that from January right to April of this year, Nigeria is producing an average of 1.9 million to 2.2 million barrels per day, which is basically within the threshold of 2.2 million barrels that was budgeted for the year. He, however, noted that in the months of May and June, the country suffered a lot of militant attacks which took the country’s crude oil output down from about 2.2 million to 1.3 million barrels. On ways to shore up the country’s oil output, he said, “We have managed to have begin to lead conversation with the militants. A lot of engagement is taking place on the authorization of His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari; we have been able to get production up back to about 1.8 million to 1.9 million barrels per day as of two days ago. We are continuing those conversations. “By the time the Forcados pipeline is repaired, in July, we should be able to come back to expected production ceiling for this year, which is 2.2 million barrels and begin to look if we can increase a bit, to enable us to cover the gap of the two to three months hiatus that we had. “Things are looking up, engagements are trending positively, and we have been able to make in-road into those conversations. But what is more important is the need to continue that momentum and to look for a long term solution to the Niger Delta crisis that continues to create the militancy difficulties that we http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/fg-raise-50bn-china-finance-oil-sector-projects/ |
1.mtn paid 50b as settlement 2.stamp duty have generated so many billions within first two months of its introduction. 3. tsa of so many trillion recovered. 4.recovered loot e.g dasuki 2.1billion dollars, abacha so many billions, and so many other revovered millions. 5 tax, oil sales, just to mention a few.... now my question is if goodluck is corrupt and our economy wasnt this bad, how come with all d change, we have been made to pay more for nepa bill but no light, stamp duty nothing to show for it, fuel hike yet we have not seen pallatives let alone dev. ......THINGS FALLS APART. |
ayindejimmy:how much are you paid for this your cheap service? |
ayindejimmy:arecyoubfor real? you clicked the link and it lead you no were?we actually got a lot fix in this nation .....deceits and lies are worst than corruption. |
pls permit me to ask, where is all the money recovered from looters and tsa ? oil I suppose is selling above benchmark, so how come we are to borrow and pay salary when fed.gov is mapping out intervention fund for some state.pls can someone explain to me wht and were we got it all wrong.....is it that adeosun is lying or fed spokes men are not serious. By Michael Eboh The Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, Thursday, said the ministry cannot afford to pay the N1.2 billion requested by its workers, while she confirmed that the Federal Government was already borrowing funds to be able to pay the N165 billion a month needed to cover civil service salaries.http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/fg-borrowing-pay-n165bn-civil-service-salaries-adeosun/ https://www.signalng.com/wp-content/uploads/adeosun.jpg |
Sweetlemon:sorry bro that I have to quote you....if I may ask, if you got 10 children and 3 become rebellious what will you do? kill them? now my point, our presido should reach out to them, yes he should because they are part of the ppl he is to govern. not supporting whatever they are doing but am of the school of thought that there should be father and son discus here bro.now I tell you this, Nigeria is the most peaceful place with peaceful inhabitants.are you not suffering enough to stand and ask ?s.seems our dear president got ill and bad advisers, just staying. |
obailala:pls can someone just tell our president to sign the budget d country is at d verge of collapse .....make h forget d rail system and if it is only power and PMS he can face we no longer mind......Hana, when did we become this gullible as we no longer vet information, ....taking every rubbish they feed us with....believe u me by this time tomorrow if not earlier you will hear another version and the story continues just to justify not signing d budget before travelling....what a pity . |
Linkzy:I also do similar Thing where I work but would like to share experience from u maybe a better way of carrying outmy duty.....what do u think |
mickells:sir....what do you mean bad image? I had only asked a question just to know how should go about a challenge he is facing....pls could you explain what you meant by bad image sir. thanks.. |
mickells:sir....what do you mean bad image? I had only asked a question just to know how should go about a challenge he is facing....pls could you explain what you meant by bad image sir. thanks. |
mickells: |
please, I av a friend that made a pass in law school but finished with 21 from his first degree.....he actually applied with his first degree in a bank can he work in there legal department? more so pls can he begin to apply with both the law school result ? he actually finished from law school 2014 Nov when there was mass failure.....urgent responds pls. thanks . |
HungerBAD:sire .....could you pls go through the story again and maybe you might get to understand it better , talking of zik,fani Kayode And ladoke akintola |
to be frank I don't know why we are all killing ourselves over issues that we hate....today name KANU tomorrow name uwazuruike must we be this perturbed over what we term irrelevant...if the south eastern part of the country wishes to go there way then so be it what's the rouse all about...igbos are bad igbos are criminals ibos are ritualist ibos are fraud stars now the same ibos says they want to go there separate ways you still don't want them to........what on earth do we really want from them. there are just two things.is either we hate them or we love them. if it is hatred then I suppose we let them go and if we harbour love for them then let's show them reasons they must remain with us....and again I ask can anyone of you die for NIGERIA? |
talktokc2002@yahoo.com......thanks boss |
doctoradekokolo:couldn't help but quote you bro......no you can not, let alone gladly cause I know it deep down your mind you will never marry your daughter to an IBO man...do you know why? most of you guys are tribalisc and would do everything to keep your daughter far from an IBO man, that is why as soon as you give birth to a child you start feeding him/her with your hatred and reason why they should not marry IBO......to be frank we would have been better off one country but no we are not one at all....if a Yoruba man can go to UK and become oba or call it mayor. if an IBO man can go to USA and voteed for in election why cant we acclaimed country allow an IBO oba in the west? bro once again too much envy and hatred is the bane of our problem so I think we got no choice than to break maybe by so doing we will be able to foster love as neighbouring country which is the greatest command to mankind. |
neks31:tnx feat I am just perturbed |
