₦airaland Forum

cadmanspize:
Tinibu is hellbent on bankrupting this country in every corner possible?
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Why would this man relegate responsibilities to struggling states without doing so with funding? What kind of reasoning is behind that? Cluelessnes?
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Do not misquote me, but one thing is certain: Running government with propaganda & ill-hastly conceived policy is a recipe for destructive failure.
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You can't rationize such poorly conceived step. Just after depreciating naira by 300% you're now relegating responsibilities to the struggling states_shying away from responsibilities like a typical clueless leader who is now confused of what to do with power after grabbing, snatching & running away with it.

sweetkev:
Did you just say great job ? From 750 a dollar to 1,600 naira. Keep playing.

49cents:
Hope is. not a strategy

Mfunkynation:
Morgan is cheaper than meristem..
I will advise you to go for Morgan capital!
I use both Morgan capital n meristems, but I use Morgan more in trading

yMcy56:
Morgan Capital Securities Limited
Or
Atlas's Portfolios Limited

yMcy56:
People were/are getting, even on the first trading day after listing.....
If your bid can be submitted by 9.30am on the dot, there's a possibility of getting.
They've been selling quite a lot to increase liquidity and free float.

ivolt:
Only a Nigerian like you will see political office as space for reward and loyalty.
I am not surprised at your comment given that you support Trump who
epitomises all the worst attribute of a Nigerian politician.

Elzazzi:
Go check my previous comments if you see anywhere I supported Tinubu post it here. I didn’t absolve the wrongs of the government in my post, I only said some people are taking advantage of the situation to increase prices of goods unnecessary.

vacanci:
which airtel Africa?

The one with just 19 deals and price did not move as of now?

Acidosis:
The Naira is appreciating against the dollar, but it's not showing the same trend against other currencies. Make una sha be careful. I won't say more

Bigkoko:
Last year while working on a project for a client, I stumbled on a piece written by PwC, an advisory for African markets....the Nigerian situation is so terrible, that I could not hide. I drop it here anonymously.....

On the forex situations, I encourage him to go get 20,00,000 NGN and buy USD, that within three months he will cash out Big time doing nothing! Smart guy, he did accordingly and just sold his last batch of USD, making a hefty RoI.

You see, inflation is good for those with cash, and very bad for those without!

Well, as usual those with corn in Their back pocket called me all sorts of names....well I'm glad the few corn in their pockets is gradually running out, then they will taste the power of bad leadership!

Elections truly has consequences!

mrvitalis:
You obviously don't know him na way

Mind you $4bn was less than 500 billion then

Bro was rich rich rich politics made him poorer

Vmoukam:
I was able to do my capturing after visiting for the third time. The capturing was smooth and fast as I went for renewal. Once the setbacks are removed, the system will function well.

From my discovery, most of the delays were intentionally done by the officers. If you did physical registration, you have higher attention than online registration. I was there by 7:30 and captured by 4:00pm; and that's after the general boss came and saw my face along few others that did online and was like "I have seen these faces since morning". Out of anger, he took us directly into the capturing room and asked for our files. My file was just sitting there with vetted written on top. But anyway, thank God for everything.


The passport would be ready for collection in 3 weeks time.

larryUG:
Lol. It’s not that simple. The total deal is 2.4 billion dollars. 1.3 is the first payment, the rest will be paid upon certain deliverables being transferred. They also take up the liabilities of SPDC so it is not as straight forward as you think. But in the end, I agree with you that 1.5 billion dollars for rehab of a refinery is a lot

ChiefOloye:
Everyone is commenting on and commending the appointment of the people they know.
At the end the day, everything about Nigeria is about personal, tribal and religion interests.

deedeemob:
In the absence of Mo Sallah, I think we've got a good chance to beat Liverpool.#COYG

SeaTrade:
Why should a telco do that?what's now in it for them?
Also,you need some certain devices to access Netflix,will the telcos also provide that?Then why?over N50 movie?nah...
You can only take piracy out of business by law enforcement,no other foreseeable way.
What asaba does is the best thing for this market,
Produce as cheap as possible, distribute faster than the pirates and sell at similar price points and move to the next content.
Nothing else.
All these bougee ideas are dead on arrival.

SeaTrade:
You need Serious data to watch Netflix in the first place,poor masses can't afford that.
Not to talk of devices you'd need to access the Netflix,
Smart TV,WiFi box,data,etc...
It's not the Netflix subscription but associated cost.
So you see,piracy and asaba movies lives on...The 2 industries will exist concurrently,serving different markets

Littlefingerjp:
So #1200 a month is not okay for you,with your supposed idea,if I watch film 15 times a month,that's #1500

Brenbentondiaz:
That second question is not necessary. It's clear who he supported. Only one set of people are dense enough to make such braindead proposal as the op. So, how do you make a monarchy work in a multi ethnic setting like Nigeria, when you're already complaining about democracy in that same setting? I find it hard to believe an adult will have this absolutely low level of reasoning as the op. Lemme just assume it's the pain that brought such level of "reasoning".

babasolution:
UAE and Saudi are doing well, if they start doing poorly, you will see the monarchy deposed,Thailand is an example, the monarchy though not deposed yet but was shaken

forgiveness:
Wow!!! They have coverd the lacuna........Alaba..... by using cinema and other means to get back their profits. Good job.