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Abeg oo.. Shey na my ear dey pain abi where channels TV hear Obi talk about Nnamdi KALU?

https://twitter.com/channelstv/status/1652022527974096905?t=HRuPymaw9e_4h9_XyG_CSA&s=19

Omo.. 32billion😵😵😵


Omo... Omo

Today traffic for Lagos mainland go be legendary traffic.
Traffic wey start from 9am

larride:
FO bought the shares at N2 and sold it at over N10 in just 2 weeks.

Might just be a greenmail because yesterday Tony increased the stake of Heirs Holding in Transcorp to over 25%.

It's proper pump and dump situation.
Lmao... Regulators dey fear those men.
Have you not listened to Atedo clear Dangote about how he scares regulators when they pay his company a visit🤣🤣

KingTom:
https://www.nairaland.com/7669721/femi-otedola-sells-shares-transcorp


Prosper

So baba just used Tony's head?
Coz I sure as hell know Ote baba sold at a premium.

But wait.. Isn't this a crime that both of them committed? Nor be pump and dump be this?
Who be the regulator wey suppose investigate this whole thing?

I say buharists are a special breed of idiots

800 million dollars just like that... For nothing.
And we still have subsidy on our books

So they have suspended the subsidy.
So the 800m dollars loan they obtained was for what??

KingTom:
Following it closely and keenly

Do you think Femi will be successful?

Who has seen this?

Omo.. E be like say na less than 30 buses actually go pick our citizens 😩

Amigoss:
A mannerless obidient insulting a public official,this folks ought to be grateful ffs.

Wait.. Nah this has to be a lie..
So why she come talk say e dey sorted?

akwesenana:
Poverty holds sway in Akwa Ibom. No be to dey build fancy stuff wey no benefit common.

Building shiny stuff is how you major progress.. Don't you know this 🤣🤣🤣

Theflint1:
Muscle mass of course

I've done my part.. Carry-on 😁

Theflint1:
Military training does not begin and end with weapons training.

Sighhhh

Theflint1:
At no point did I say they have to come in armed, even pocket knife I no talk say make dem bring enter the country.

Lmaooo which is why I asked.
So how will they know that they are special ops?
Coz it's one point guys here are using to drag you. 😁

Theflint1 the army personnel coming in disguised, is it compulsory they have weapons with them or just use other skills so they freely pass checkpoints.

Coz personally special forces can mix in with the team meant for evacuation and they don't have to be with weapons to still be lethal.
I know we have special ops in naija

In times like this when arguing here.
Always remember the original post that caused the argument because as them dey talk naso the argument go dey twist small small till your points begin to look funny to you sef🤣

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Renegotiations happen

But telling me that they heard 1.2 million and decided to renegotiate is a joke...

You think that the drivers had no idea it was the Federal government of Nigeria they were transacting with?

They have given their price, and it is what it is.

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Izzou.. You nor go shift from your stance.. I nor go shift from my stance.. So no need😁🙏

Theflint1:
He interned at Call of Duty

Do you get.
I'm new I'm new like say e dey work for Defense HQ before.

Even the Netflix that he is saying you should leave draws inspiration from actual real life war stories told.

Theflint1:
Wetin you dey talk guy, military guys always have to be part of evacuation efforts...sure you can have civilians doing government-government conversation, but it'd be the height of risk and probably irresponsibility to attempt an evacuation from a country in war without military guys involved in the process.

Once he digs in.. To shift position dey impossible.

Well alot of us dey guilty of that here

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You are the one that brought a market assumption here

How can you say the drivers heard 1.2 million and asked for a renegotiation?

Even in local markets, you can't do it, talk more of a transaction with a government of a country.

You are new, sir. And it is not a bad thing[/color]

Again you are comparing this to your usual trading.
Who has more to lose if those drivers renegotiate?
You say I'm new as if you were once an intern in a wartime negotiating firm😩.
I repeat, those men could have heard the price government said they paid and realised its not close and decide to negotiate.
You say agreement is agreement as if you nor know say things fit go from bad to worse and that same thing can lead to renegotiation.
Surely e nor suppose hard you understand na OG

Ibime:
If UK, USA, Spain and others tell you how much they spent to evacuate, you fit shock. Those buses are not insured for warzone so you go cover that risk.

Settlements go plenty, but I trust someone fit still chop money inside. Regardless that price is cheap even with corruption inside.

They probably spent more especially if you compare their own method with ours. What was involved for them will be different from ours.
Cheap keh? Ahn ahn
E be like say plenty people here get experience with situations like this🤣

izzou:
[color=royalblue]You really are new. I don't mean this in an insulting way

When you are involved, you'll know that your price is your price[/color]

This guy dey compare market trading to trading for lives.
Lmao you must think things usually stay the same when people go into these zones.
And I'm the one that's new? 🤣
Izzou go with God

BlueRayDick does this help?

Wooh make our citizens return back safe and sound

izzou:
[color=royalblue]It seems you are new to trading

Your price is your price oh. If you like here 1 billion per passenger, na wetin you talk be your own[/color]

I am not.
It's all about leverage in trading.
How important is it to you? What are the stakes?
Information can be costly especially when released in the wrong time

Theflint1:
The cost isn't the issue, the drivers would most likely want to be paid in USD, say $10,000 per bus for 40 buses, then there's other logistics to settle too, like moving the evacuators there and all...if person sueeze comot that 1.2m e fit no pass 300K

Omo. E hard... E hard gan to believe government 🤣🤣

izzou:
[color=royalblue]That one no concern the driver.

He stated his price and he will be paid

But what i am sure is that paying upfront leaves us at the mercy of the drivers.

E be like say una never get that kind experience here, talk more of a place in crises[/color]

Na it concerns the driver very well.
If you tell me you'll pay me 300k after plenty negotiation and then you announce you are paying me 1m..best believe I'm renegotiating on the spot my guy

Ibime:
That's not a bad cost to evacuate thousands from war zone.

Hazard pay to bus companies plus payment to rebels not to shoot

Guy.. I'm sorry I don't trust FG.
There is nothing these guys do not use to steal money and this recent event further strengthens my stance.


The actual money paid could be so low that the drivers heard 1.2m and probably flipped.

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Yes, the drivers

Doc, one thing you should know is that Sudan is now a Jungle; Everybody trying to cheat and eat anybody

FG procured the service of 40 buses for $1.2 million. Apart from corruption, it is clear that those buses must have multiplied their fares by 50...Very expected for a country in crises

Now, only a stupid person would pay in full. If those drivers receive complete payment, they can decide not to deliver...Owo ti lor.

I am not there, but maybe they have stops where they have negotiated to receive payments as they go. That video shows they are no longer on Khartoum

That was why i said alert will come[/color]

What if na because those drivers hear say na 1.2m dem pay them meanwhile the actual money low gan nai make them stop

What exactly did we pay 1.2 million dollars for?
Airpeace offered to carry them for free.
Abi we paid those bus drivers 1.2million dollars?