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Abeg, some women deh weh be say if you no beat them dem no go hear word. some are just like goats jare, |
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@ Ugo, Nice works, Mine is a web hosting company i.e Shebay Hosting Company. Can you give a logo and flier and banner designs for it pls. Also a social networking site for my University www.meetoouites.com where OOU students interact with one another. I will be waiting. Thanks |
HOUSE PLS BEWARE, THE GUY NA SCAMMER, A friend of mine called my attention to his post like 2 weeks ago on nairaland and was too greedy about the offer. i told him to be careful about it. He needed a Blackberry phone urgently and then paid half of the price to this guyz act telling him to deliver the phones the following day and den collect his balance. This guy said the person who ought to bring the phone had an accident and most of the phones got destroyed. we then told him to pay back our cash but up till now, we havent heard from him. He is a SCAMMER, TELL HIM TO POST HIS ABA ADDRESS FOR US TO COME AND INSPECT rather than delivering the phones via Fedex or anyoda means. PLS BE CAREFUL with him. |
well, i have nothing to say. i have never known my mom. She left when i was barely 1year old. The most painful part of it all is that i dont even know if she is still alive. Nway, i moved on, Wished i had one anyway. |
Hmm, act now over $14,000. |
WOW!!!!! @ martog I told you that my method works. Now the act is over $10,000. within 48 hours. Built the act from $3000 to $10,771 in less than 2 days. Like i said i opened 3 other demo acts to do a back test with $3000 and one now has an equity of $10,085. The 3rd act now has an equity of over $6200 in less than 24hrs. I will run the system for like a week again to know if it works perfectly well b4 i apply it to my live trading. Here is the screen shot for you all to see. Happy Viewing,
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@ manor: martog:Thanks for the advice. Like i said, i am still doing some back testing on the strategy. As you can see, it is very risky committing those massive lot size but its kinda working for me. As i write to you now, the act is now close to $7000 less than 24hrs of trading. I want to see how far i will go within a week with this strategy then i will make up my mind on whether to use it or not. However, i opened 3 other demo acts this morning with the same amount $3000 and also using the same strategy. All are well above $4500. let me be through with the testing then i will get back to post the screen shot after a week. Shalom and happy trading. |
Hmm, I have been following this thread for quite some time now. well, i tried using some many strategies. The best trading strategy is ur own strategy. What works for Paul may not work for Peter. Just find a strategy and stick to it. Well, i opened a demo act yesterday with $3000. Tried the scalping method and i can tell you that the act has grown from $3000 to $6570. Within 24hours. I am still doing some back testing on it anyway but so far so good, i think the system is working well for me.( Maybe for now sha). Happy viewing,
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Suarez: Maybe banned for longer. source, http://www.skysports.com/football/world-cup-2010/story/0,27032,17368_6243302,00.html Fifa has confirmed it is investigating Luis Suarez's deliberate handball and could extend his one-match ban. The Uruguay striker stopped Ghana substitute Dominic Adiyiah's last-gasp header on the line which would have sent the Africans through to the last four. While Suarez was given a straight red card for his actions, his 'Hand of God' intervention ultimately paid-off as Ghana missed the resulting penalty and Uruguay went through to the semi-final after winning a shoot-out. Suarez is now being hailed as a hero in his home country, who view his actions as being on behalf of the team, but the incident has provoked condemnation in other parts of the world, with the handball seen as cheating. The striker will now serve an automatic one-match ban, ruling him out of the semi-final with Holland, but this punishment may be increased as Fifa has confirmed it is looking into the case. The ruling body may decide he should also be suspended for Uruguay's last match of the tournament - which will be either the final or the third-place play-off. Opens case Fifa spokesman Pekka Odriozola said: "For automatic red cards there is an automatic one-match suspension. "The disciplinary committee also opens a case and they will be looking at that incident and taking a decision." Fifa's disciplinary code gives the committee the option of a longer ban for "unsportsmanlike conduct". It may find his action was contrary to the fair play code which states: "Winning is without value if victory has been achieved unfairly or dishonestly. Cheating is easy, but brings no pleasure."
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ABEG make nobody abuse or criticize YAKUBU again oooo. This Gyan's own worse pass, Let us add him to our Imaginary Oxford Dictionary, lol |
Another Yakubu in the Ghanian squad, Yaks miss was even better than Gyan's own, |
Hello Fellow Mates, Wow, what a match. i dont care if you call me an unpatriotic African but the truth is that i am very happy the <<<<BLACK STARS OF AFRICA>>>> are out of the 2010 world cup. END OF THE ROAD FOR ALL AFRICAN TEAMS, TIME TO SEPARATE THE BOIZ FROM MEN, EXPERIENCE MATTERS OOOOOOo How many people feel the same way, ![]() |
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Nigeria will not reverse a decision to withdraw the national soccer team from international competition despite the threat of suspension from FIFA, a Nigerian presidency source said on Friday. SOURCE: http://g.sports.yahoo.com/soccer/world-cup/news/nigeria-will-not-reverse-team-ban-source--fbintl_reu-soccerworldnigeria.html Soccer’s world governing body had earlier issued an ultimatum warning that the Nigerian Football Federation would be barred from all FIFA-related activities if the government did not agree to change its decision by Monday evening. “Mr President will not rescind the decision because it’s the best decision for football development in Nigeria,” a presidency source said. ADVERTISEMENT “Mr President and his team had weighed the consequences of this decision and arrived at this decision as in the interest of the nation. We need to restructure and reorganize our football for effective and commendable results.” The ultimatum from FIFA, which does not tolerate government interference in football matters, came after Nigeria’s President Goodluck Jonathan withdrew the Super Eagles from international competition for two years on Wednesday. It followed the teams’ poor World Cup performance which saw them knocked out in the first round after failing to win a game. “FIFA will today send a letter to the Nigerian football federation indicating that the government of Nigeria has until Monday 6 p.m. (1600 GMT) to cancel its decision to withdraw Nigeria’s participation in all FIFA and CAF organized football competitions,” FIFA spokesman Nicolas Maingot told a news briefing on Friday. After meeting the country’s World Cup organizing committee, Jonathan also said the accounts of the committee should be audited, and named an 11-member caretaker committee to sort out the administration and management of the game. Maingot said FIFA would not recognize the management committee, but would send an executive member of the world body to attempt last minute mediation on Monday. FOOTBALL IN JEOPARDY If the Nigerian government fails to heed to FIFA’s ultimatum, it risks getting cut-off from all FIFA activities, including junior and female competitions, and also FIFA funding to the football association. “A suspension goes beyond the suspension of the national team, it also involves the freezing of the financial help and no referees can participate in international competition,” Maingot said. Nigeria were set to begin their bid to qualify for the 2012 African Nations Cup finals in September against Madagascar. They also qualified for the upcoming women’s world championships at under-20 and under-17 level and their top club side Heartland is to play in the African Champions League group phase later this month. A ban would also cut access to its development courses and stop the annual payment of $250,000 each member associations receives, cash that is much needed by Nigerian football. Larry Izamoje, a veteran sports broadcaster and member of the presidential taskforce charged with preparing Nigeria for the World Cup, said the Nigerian federation had not used money given to it by FIFA appropriately. “FIFA’s $1 million was used for things that did not benefit the team in terms of preparation,” he said, adding the taskforce had handed the matter over to Nigeria’s sports commission and he could not speak on behalf of the government. BLATTER’S “HAMMER” Izamoje also criticized FIFA president Sepp Blatter for his handling of the situation. “Blatter comes into any country, goes straight to the head of state, seeks governmental powers to host his competitions, and when things go wrong and government wants to correct, he comes with his hammer,” he said. This latest episode is not the first time Nigerian political authorities have been at loggerheads with football governing bodies over political interference. Nigeria were banned by the Confederation of African Football (CAF) in 1996 when then President Sani Abacha withdrew the team from the African Nations Cup finals in South Africa because he had been criticized by Nelson Mandela over the judicial execution of political opponents. |
hello mates, I will need the study materials for the CFA exams, i can be reached on service@ewealthnetwork.com, Thanks all, @ bakre, how can i reach you? |
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Hello Fellow nairalanders. I just created a new website and i dont know how to go about monetizing it. Your ideas are welcomed. Thanks |
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forex o my brother. i love it. |
forex o my brother. i love d business, |
kindly send me a mail on ewealthonlineng@yahoo.com wit d title N400k and i wil tel u wat u can do wit dat kind of money. |
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