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Oluseye101:
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Make 500 gain on every wear you sell to your friends... Now imagine you selling to the whole institution...... Any interested person can chat us on 08130214301...we will show you some samples and you'll be waoed ..real bussness deal only...thanks ‎...Corp members can also take them to camp

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pictorial samples please.
ur profile is too scanty ( has little or no information) for business.
i was skeptical.
cheers

Pls OBJ has firearm.

As a former military & democratic president should he also drop his firearm?

gnykelly:
To hell with you... Every thing the Op posted is with evidence... Do you claim that they are not true

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Maybe with reference not evidences.

Some issues are still in court , I am sure u know what it means to conclude before court final verdict.

Apply some caution sir

gnykelly:
I made the bank my first choice after not being able to cope with Gtbank long line... With this kinda news hmmmmmnnnn.

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Sir, the bank is good.
I've never had a problem with their transactions.
I use both.
I use them more.
Cheers.

[quote author= post=78625624]We living many hours from Ibadan in other states don't know what is happening there or what happened there in the last 4 years,
So we have little to say on this.
If you live in Ibadan, how true is this please?!
If true, Good job to the outgoing governor.
If not true, let us know....

God bless Oyo State. .
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God bless Nigeria.[/quote]For now only on paper.
I am yet to see the light rail.
May be another Oyo state whose capital is not ibadan have the rail in their domain.
God bless Nigeria

There's no rush in doing business.
If u have full access to the funds.
I'll say invest 75% in liquid portfolio especially govt backed that gives 100% risk free returns.
U can use the other funds for distributorship of good FMCG products.
Take ur time to think while u invest in the first option above.

Best of luck

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Yankee101:
The truth is men will ALWAYS cheat as long as it's a one wife or even 4 wives setting.

The best way a man returns to his senses is for you to up your game

In the North, a woman in polygamy cooks the best dishes, wears her best dress and perfumes her room with arabian scents and washes well on the days it is her turn. She fights if her turn is skipped. That's why you see Hausa fulani women wearing gold indoors or under her hijabi and you begin to wonder. Our women in one wife homes no send. When the woman begins to not send (and especially during childbirth/pregnancy) is when the man begins to look outside. Let the things that attracted him not disappear cos you're now married

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no sir, men will not always cheat.
it's fallacy to say men will "ALWAYS" cheat.
i know lot of men who do not cheat neither do i cheat too.
You can say a lot of men cheat.
Enjoy the rest of your day sir.

well, it may be a good initiative but i have serious doubt on its effect.

every thing boils down to demand and supply.

i do not need to sieve out a group of applicant putting age as a restriction in black and white.

the major thing these law makers should be addressing is the creation of more jobs.

all these white-coated initiative lack fundamental basis.

if we have more jobs than available hands, we will not need to tell employers to employ even a willing grandpa.

go figure.

Does he know what it takes to get a degree per se?
Has he seen the struggles of studious undergraduate or post-graduates in searching for knowledge and completing academic task in our poorly invested educational "village".
Sir, the prosperity of a people is majorly dependent of the vision, knowledge and discipline of her leader to turn planned policies to reality.

So it's half-truth sir.
If our leaders had done the right thing at the right time (not promoting quota system),
By now our graduates should be inventing things that will make the world turm to us for knowledge.
It is this lack of education by the quota-promoting Nigeria leadership that has drawn us backward and we always look to the "oyinbo" for almost everything life has to offer.
It's not about meal ticket or eldorado.
It's about usable knowledge.
Just ask China.

sir, when i did WAEC about 23 years ago, in one of the questions the answer was not in the options. i wrote it on the paper.

so u can know it could be a real issue on marks

should we now call on the sharia police"" - (that says it will arrest anyone eating during fasting). they can still make a call to holland to detain the "fast breaker"before e go. hahaha...just kidding.

Cletus77:
The opposition can't do much without the support of the masses.. everyone behaves the O.Y.O mentality in Nigeria and you can't expect anyone to act without motivation.

You fight corruption..some complain
You don't..they also complain..
U give them security.. they complain.
They see who doesn't care about their wellbeing..they also complain
U give them food..they complain
U don't...they also complain..
U vote..dey complain
U don't. They also complain

Unity is the only weapon of power by the masses and until everyone realises that.. NIGERIA IS NOT GONNA PROGRESS..

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oh they want to involve the masses. when they are looting and collecting bogus pay, they do not remember the masses.
when its time to give out real money, they do not remember the masses.
you want people that have not eaten to go fight. like u said again its O.Y.O

What Nigeria workers deserve is their salaries- salaries paid as and when due.
You can celebrate them in your house or compound.
You didn't not need to come on media space to talk.
We are content with our salaries

surprised to see laporte, pogba and ederson,

others deserve it

Wow..u blamed Obasanjo for rejecting a report....U called a "perfect" document.

so what stopped others after him to take up the report cum document.

how many years did obj rule as a military president? all of u are to be blamed.

you introduced quota system that hinders performance.(this is my major blame to all of them.)
you could not build refineries knowing we were in the business of selling crude oil.
you did not develop other sectors( including steel production-steel and iron being the back bone of manufacturing).
you never followed a master-plan to its logical end.

of all the people in govt, the only person I like is fashola- the has a master-plan with a good vision. i hope it is followed to the end.
Lagos will be better for it

LordIsaac:
No one buys First Class because the world out there would expose the fraud. What people pay for is at most, 2:1.

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no one buys 2.1 either.
the world will expose your fraud soon.
its those in pass/third class having difficulty that may opt for stuff like that oh.

old photos,

i prefer domestic debt to external debt.

it simply means more money for Nigerians. however high FDI may mean source is external.
there has to be a balance.

grandstar:
Money they may never recover.

What is needed is to bring down the cost of Bank credit down to single digits. If done, there'd be no need for this

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the interest rate is high because inflation is high.
in economics, interest rate cannot be lower than inflation, else there will be too much money in circulation which will in-turn lead to higher inflation (no one will put money into the bank when the rate is lower) . the key however is that inflation rate and interest rate must be close.
in economics, according to Philips's curve, the higher the inflation , the lower the level of unemployment.its a vicious circle,
things to do:
we need to be an exporting country not an importing country;that means we need to be productive.
cut out corruption. corruption is money got from no productivity. means more money will chase fewer goods. it will lead to inflation.
provide standard workable amenities.
on the sides, encourage tourism.

if we can do this 3 things.
it would improve our foreign exchange rate. i mean the naira to dollar could go for N1 to $1.
what this simply means is that more people would be coming into our country and more goods going out.

abeg abeg abeg,
which one is PDP.
is PDP a ghost or a building?
abeg call people by their names after-all they are all politicians; party-defecting politicians.
don't confuse the populace with PDP.
We've had presidents, vice presidents, ministers, governors, military heads and the like.
who among them wasted these monies. give us names, time frame , subject matters of such monies and the amounts.
if u have done so, its easier to know who is who. u can even take them to court.
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO WASTED THE TREASURY, PLEASE LET IT REST.

Thales01:
Her argument to justify the decision of women who undergo butt or boobs enhancement surgery is ludicrous and vacuous.There are two types of risk in life which are
wise risks and foolish risks.Those who opt for body enhancement surgery take foolish risks and as such they should not be pitied if they unfavourably suffer any dire consequence of their Ill-thought decision.

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hi sir,
please can u expansiate on "wise risk"...just so we can know the difference.

Gridlock and inefficiency at the ports of Nigeria’s commercial hub, Lagos, delayed shipment of 50,000 tons of cashew nuts valued at $300 million and is threatening this year’s output as traders are cash-strapped.

The kidney-shaped fruits from last year’s harvest should have been exported by January, according to Tola Fasheru, president of Nigeria Cashew Exporters Association. Instead, they are still in containers on trucks waiting to enter the ports or on wharves, he said.

Roads to Lagos ports are badly congested, with hundreds of lorries queuing to enter the premises and either deliver or pick goods. In addition, inadequate capacity and infrastructure, stifling red tape and corruption are hampering export processes, according to Fasheru.
“There is a palpable lack of synergy among the port operators and this is affecting the business of our members,” he said Thursday by phone from Lagos.
Some members of the cashew association have defaulted on contracts to the extent that foreign buyers are now walking away from them. “They are no longer willing to give us fresh contracts,” said the group’s president.
he delay is likely to affect the output target of 260,000 tons for the current season, which started in February and will end in July.

“Not one single cashew exporter is in the field now as he is owing on contracts and as a result has no money to operate with," said Fasheru.

Africa’s sixth largest cashew producer plans to raise its annual production to 500,000 tons by 2023, according to a five-year strategic plan released in 2018 by the National Cashew Association of Nigeria.

# Load from 2018 harvest is worth $300 million: cashew exporters
# Congestion and inefficiency at Lagos’ ports affecting exports

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-03-28/nigeria-ports-mess-traps-50-000-tons-of-cashew-threatens-sector

wink2015:
@bishopkay

Very good information!

BUT WHAT DO YOU MEAN BY DD?

You said and I quote "Don't go looking for quick cash or commissions without doing your DD?

What is DD?

due diligence...

obailala:
Regarding the bolded above, what else did you think the grass (seedlings) to be imported was for?... Did you also think the grass in question was to be imported to just directly feed cows (as politicians were either ignorantly or dubiously making Nigerians to believe)?.... This was the exact reason I asked you in my earlier post if you actually read about the program before joining the crowd to mock what they didn't really know about.

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"but the amount was too high for that purpose"

alright since u know so much about the issue of grass(seedling) purchased from Brazil.

Thanks for information.

Regards sir.

obailala:
You polluted your beautiful writeup by you criticism of grass importation. Why dont you go read about what it was all about instead of just joining the crowd to criticise what you dont know about?.. (What is wrong with importing a special breed of grass seedlings for the purpose of planting it in ranches in Nigeria)?... You will probably ask if Nigeria doesnt already have grass, but are you aware the rice we plant today all over Nigeria are an imported tough breed which are resistant to a lot of things?

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sir, it might have been good to import special breed of grasses, but the amount was too high for that purpose.
besides we could be proactive like Malaysia did with our oil-palm seedlings. we take the seedling and come to our country, culture the "special grasses" till they attain good height and stature, and then naturalize them to our environment-the faculty of Agriculture or even IITA can handle these especially at a time we were in recession.

Regards sir.

FULL SPEECH : Ogbeh made this known during a budget defence session at the National Assembly on Tuesday.

Lamenting that Nigeria imports almost everything, the minister said, “Let nobody take it lightly, these guys have seized this country’s economy, taken us hostage and they have no intentions of giving up. Because this is a huge and very sweet market and they have taken control.

“Every time you bring in a shipload of rice, you also bring in a shipload of unemployment, because you are transferring your wealth to sustain other economies. Somehow, Nigerians didn’t notice it, so we became a nation of importers.

“Toothpick costs us $18 million; tomato paste costs us $400 million to import. Meanwhile, a basket in town is less than N2000; the farmers are losing money because the processors don’t have enough funds to set up factories.”

He also said, “We import milk, sugar, toothpick, toothpaste, pencil, items we don’t make; Vegetable, lettuce, cabbage come from South America through Dubai and arrives here for sale.

“There are also Nigerians who would rather have the imported item if it is not imported, it is not right, it shows status, class, that they only eat imported things.

Ogbeh added that “There are Nigerians who use their cellphones to import pizza from London. That’s where we are, and it’s a very annoying situation.”
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why will we not import.
1. is the Govt. providing adequate power at a reasonable price to power up factories to make these items.
2. has government provided accessible roads and good railway/dry port (at reasonable price to income) to enable seller move their goods without damage to place of buyers.
3.has govt provided the enabling environment in form of tax holidays or harmonized tax regime or even subsides for critical goods especially agriculture.
4. has govt provided easily accessible financing for business at affordable rates to enable business make profit over long term.
5. does govt take the welfare of her work force as an important factor knowing that their income is what encourages consumer spending.
6. has government looked into their bogus allowances and see how these unnecessary luxuries increases affect overhead cost and budget and reduces money meant for infrastructure.
7. has government not looted the treasury including importing grass from Brazil , over inflating military equipment and siphoning money overseas rather than keeping it within our economy.
8. is govt making accountable money given to her including security votes, unaccountable money to senators.
9. does she publish her spending and make available the information to the public for accountability.

when u put all these together, u will see why we are in such a comatose state.

hi,
pls whats the cost of clearing.

acura tsx 2009 and 2010

toyota corolla 2004 and 2005

There are 2 sets of policies.
monetary policies and fiscal policies.
monetary policies controls the amount/volume of money in circulation usually CBN owned. usually helpful in controlling inflation
though inflation is not all bad if gradual however it must be backed up with a good disposable income of the population to keep consumer spending.
the fiscal policies are goverment-owned and the govenrment intervention in the real sector.
the real sector include agriculture, housing, education, health etc.
Intervention such as borrowing, increased spending, subsidies for agric-related inputs or factors of production, providing infrastructure, aiding exports, reducing tax or providing tax holidays, promote equitable distribution of wealth, lower restriction of entry into important sectors are ways be which government can increase production within the economy.

the two must work together i.e CBN and govt.
i noticed that it was only in OBJ tenor that both the CBN and govt were in sync in their policies.

to start with. Nigeria is undergoing recession or is close too.
there is a need to increase disposable income to translate to increased consumer spending so the economy can pick up and GDP can improve.
by GDP I mean the amount of goods and services in the economy.
as far as i am concerned, the govt is getting it all wrong.
lets take infrastructure for example
the main aim of govt in providing infrastructure is making the cost of production cheaper.
lets take road for example.
if we have good roads. lets take lag-ibd exp way.
goods will be delivered in shorter time, vehicles will spoil less, fuel expense will be lesser and also the increase in income in employing the infrastructure (i.e laborers used will be paid and infrastructure attracts business or what we call localization of " industries"etc .
this will translate to reduced cost of transporting goods and increase transaction volume.
the question is " is the government employing infrastructure to reduce cost of production and increase production volume?.

by now I thought government would have reduced taxes to get us out of the recession in simple eco101.

food for thought.

peeps4u:
Going by your pictures, Auba wasn't offside in that position, it was Kolasinac who was offside and he didn't attempt that ball, so Auba was safely onside to get that ball.

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my mention and picture was to show that auba was not offside ,
the linesman ran the offside rule well thru out the game

sais auba was offside but that linesman had been very meticulous all day. see his view.

It turns out pilots did file a stream of written complaints with the U.S. federal government about the dangers they faced flying the new Boeing 737 MAX 8.

Two of these planes crashed shortly after take-off within five months of each other, a puzzling event some experts now believe is due to a fatal design flaw in the aircraft.

Months before the second crash of a MAX 8 in Ethiopia on March 11, concerned pilots repeatedly wrote to the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) through NASA about safety concerns relating to the Max 8, said a report by The Dallas Morning News.

The report said one captain described the MAX 8 flight manual as "inadequate and almost criminally insufficient" several months before the Ethiopian Air crash that killed 157 people.
“The fact that this airplane requires such jury rigging to fly is a red flag,” wrote this captain. “Now we know the systems employed are error-prone — even if the pilots aren't sure what those systems are, what redundancies are in place and failure modes. I am left to wonder: what else don't I know?"

His complaint confirms a story published by Aviation Week in November 2018 saying the 737 MAX flight crew operations manual does not mention MCAS. Boeing said it "decided against disclosing more details to cockpit crews due to concerns about inundating average pilots with too much information.”

https://www.ibtimes.com/boeing-737-max-pilots-complained-about-safety-flaw-months-ethiopian-airlines-crash-2774769