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ALL Boys on point ![]() #dopeSELFIE #9ja4life na wetin dem dey call selfie be dis...no be all doz broke ass selfies lol ![]() |
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MurdaForker:On point ![]() |
If the poor man is so angry as to climb that pole with a cutlass in BROAD DAY LIGHT because of his disdain for PDP, you can bet there are millions out there wishing they had the same opportunity to show how angry they are at CLUELESSNESS! GEJ is going down if they like they can postpone till December ![]() BTW, People of Kaduna are really angry oh |
glogirl:You just wanted to crucify this guy simply because he has a degree in descriptionology ![]() |
Using the word prophet may be misleading, however, you should see your pastor (as a true Christian) or the suitable cleric for your religion. Chances are - since you are new to the true marital-life experience, certain issues may need to be revisited during the counselling they will give you which you honestly never thought of. The important thing is this: take home the counsel, talk to God in prayer, and leave the rest. Happy Married Life in advance! ![]() |
chamboy: that kerosene looks terrible . I think that rice will bring bad luck to those who eat it. ![]() P.S: did anyone notice jimi agbaje looks so ooOld Lord have mercy. #photoshopedPOSTERS ![]() |
berem:VERY OBVIOUS BEREM. All those souls....lost because of one man's greed! |
Realdeals:That will be a political WORSHIP ![]() |
Daniel2802:I feel you... on point |
Nothing special here.... No sign of joy ![]() |
silvernus0:My dear if you are familiar with any SERIOUSLY 'TIGHT-CORNERED' COURT CASE, the court can not clear you just like that. Many people may feel this is an APC Plan, but I smell FeeDeeFee trying to make GEJ a hero days before the election to stimulate votes. But Nigerians want CHANGE! Not after SOLUDO has opened our EYES! we refuse to be fooled. ![]() #gbamest_GBAM |
AMBER ONIDI LABAMBA If I hear say D'banj play go there.....dis one wey im stretch neck like ostrich lol ![]() |
commanderquash:While I would like to agree with you, I think the guys out there should be allowed to answer the question better about the subject matter and the "p0rn" issue you raised. This same thing happened in my university way back and the girl got married to the love of her life only to find out he needed to 'see something more exciting' than his wife to give her a halleluyah intimacy. At first, we thought it was a joke. The guy was just a gentle guy who probably doesn't even care about those things. At some point in his marriage, he was devasted only to - quietly - ask himself if he wanted to push his wife to crawl into bed every time feeling sad or man up and face the challenge. My dear, if only you know what p0rn does to some guys, you won't understand its a medicine on its own. He simply learnt from what he saw. #gbam ***seriously, this is not a joke. Dead serious*** |
Cute boy. C'mon Olu Maintain. Dont you dare spoil this fineboy!!! He should be raised properly to avoid the NAWTINESS of his father's generation. |
Sorry for your loss man. I had to use the name of my lost favorite dog as my password to immortalize him. Cutest dog ever!!! You can try that too and cheer up man! ![]() |
Chigold101:Oga clap for yourself. Because you are the ONLY SURVIVING WITNESS who saw every single thing happen ...you were standing there when it all happened ba? You are the one who thinks you know more than everyone else. Abegi. The man spoke from the heart, and avoided being roped into the entire political mess. All these 'clueless' supporters of GEJ always fail to see the REAL POINT in a nonpartisan discourse. You can get angry or accept it. ![]() *case closed* |
deloon:Compare my comments with yours. I hit more than 70 likes on this topic alone...and still counting. Yours? Nothing! FYI, An administration is in Aso Rock for a reason...which is...to foresee and forecast on sustainability measures for a stable exchange rate or else all our personal savings in the Nigerian banks will become coins in the foreign market. People on Nairaland aren't as foolish as to listen to a looney deloon ![]() *case closed* |
deloon:My friend go and sit down! Where were you in 2007 when I was trading forex, binary options and crude oil on NYMEX for multinationals You think Russia is not affected by OPEC problems? The effect will be more than catastrophic if Nigeria continues to remain corrupt and you're here telling me what you read in an Economics textbook. Go and Read PUNCH It's boldly written $1 to N208Biko guy, hapum aka Mecheonu there and face ya lane. Children of nowadays sef.... ![]() |
BokoHaramm:And you are so intelligent for identifying your username with that of a terrorist group Mumu Grade 1 |
And some people are too blind to see GEJ HAS NOTHING MORE TO OFFER than to plunge this nation's economy into another round of debts!!!! This is the height of incompetence ![]() |
The naira on Friday crashed against the United States dollar from 191 to 208 at the parallel market, otherwise known as the black market. The dollar sold for between N205 and N208 on the streets of Lagos, Abuja and other major cities in the country. The currency had exchange for between N188 and N191 on the streets of Lagos and other key cities on Wednesday and Thursday morning, dealers said. The latest fall in the naira’s value came less than two months after the Central Bank of Nigeria was forced to devalue the local currency by eight per cent from 155 to 168 against the dollar following the continued decline in the prices of crude oil in the international market. The fall in oil revenue, from which the nation derives 95 per cent of its foreign exchange, has led to a drastic reduction in the external reserves from which the CBN supports the naira. The reserves had fallen by over 20 per cent from $43bn a year ago to $34.4bn as of January 22, 2015. Although the CBN still sells the dollar to approved buyers for N168 at its twice-weekly regulated auctions called the Retail Dutch Auction System, the naira closed against the United States currency at 190.08 at the interbank segment of the foreign exchange market on Friday. Analysts said the latest fall in the value of the naira at the parallel market was due to recent policy measures by the CBN, which were aimed at stopping speculations on the currency. The CBN had on Wednesday stopped banks and other dealers from selling dollars to Bureaux de Change operators. It also said dollars bought at the RDAS and interbank segment of the foreign exchange market should be used strictly for the funding of letters of credit, bills for collections and invisible transactions. However, the central bank on Friday evening increased its weekly dollar sale to the BDCs from $15,000 to $30,000 and said the move was meant to reposition the forex market. Some analysts said the CBN’s action might calm the market and make the naira to appreciate. Others, however, said the naira might depreciate further next week. The News Agency of Nigeria reported on Friday that the naira depreciated against the dollar as it traded at N208 from the N191.50 it sold for on Monday, January 19, thus losing N16.50 within five days. The CBN’s website, however, put the naira against the dollar at N167.50, while the pound sold for N253.20 and the euro stood at N193.89. NAN quoted that some Bureau de Change and black market operators in Lagos as saying that they could not give rates to the pound sterling and the euro. The dealers also said that there was a scarcity of dollars in circulation, because the CBN reduced the sale of dollars to the BDCs since last year. The dealers added that the recent review of the forex trading positions of banks to 72 hours was also contributing to speculations in the system. The effect, they added, was that the naira could depreciate further by next week. Industry analysts recently predicted that the naira would likely exchange against the dollar for over 220 soon. According to experts, the naira has remained under continued pressure owing to the continued fall in the prices of crude oil in the international market and increased demand for the dollar locally. The development, they said, would lead to a number of economic challenges this year. “After the elections, the naira will sell above 220 against the dollar at the parallel market. And it is also noteworthy to say that the CBN will devalue the naira again after the February elections. The reason is due to the falling oil prices and the current demand pressure we are witnessing on the dollar,” the Acting President, Association of Bureau de Change Operators, Mr. Aminu Gwadabe, told our correspondent in an interview on Monday. Some Nigerian and foreign analysts have also predicted that the naira will sell for between 195 and 205 at the official market this year. They equally believe that the CBN will devalue the naira again after the elections. BGL Plc, a Nigeria-based research and investment advisory firm, quoted analysts in its recent 2015 outlook report as saying that the naira would sell around 205 to the dollar at the official market. Goldman Sachs had on July 18, 2014 forecast that the naira would trade at 195 to the dollar in 12 months. The Managing Director, Financial Derivatives Company Limited, Mr. Bismarck Rewane, said the parallel market rate was expected to cross N200 as the dollar demand pressure persists. Copyright PUNCH. All rights reserved. This material, and other digital content on this website, may not be reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed in whole or in part without prior express written permission from PUNCH. |
iceberylin:Agbaya ![]() |
Odunharry:Exactly! As a lady, once I see you put so much attention on looking like a doll....i immediately take a step back to re-assess how fake some of the other parts of your character might likely be. I no wan enter 1 chance biko.... *zooms off in my Maybach S 600* |
Ufranklin92:As in....l just dey ask myself ooo ![]() MUST THEY LIVE HERE? Haba! Of all places on this wonderful earth |
NairalandOP:All of you will be put to shame!!! PDP is so dumb! Of all the issues...this is so foolish...I see BUHARI becoming the WINNER of this election right from here. PDP just made the WORST MISTAKE OF THEIR POLITICAL LIFE!. ![]() |
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Oh boy! ![]() |
BraveAfrican:As if I knew....many of you who write for us to clap for your intelligence are suffering from economic shortsightedness. If truly you understand politics, you will sit down and re-assess your thinking: No.1. Did GEJ sign in PDP for a ONE TERM tenure or not? The answer is Yes! No.2. Is GEJ the one ruling this country? The answer is a CAPITAL NO! No.3 The statement, "Our fathers have failed us" is nothing but what? A coded language referring to OBASANJO, attacking him in reply to the painful damage he has caused to his wasted multi-billion TAN campaign effort (My Watch, Letter to Mr. President, and for openly telling Nigerians that Jonathan squandered our Oil Revenue, despite being a founding father of PDP) No.4. Is GEJ's government the MOST CORRUPT? The answer is a BIG YES! No.5. During OBJ's tenure, we can NEVER IN HISTORY forget that he gave us GSM, the power to BUY AND SELL WITH SPEED! Name ONE THING, only ONE that GEJ has given us in 6 years? NONE!!! Young man, please go and sit down. BUHARI IS THE WAY FORWARD! God forbid that I live my life the way I experienced under Jonathan - I REJECT IT IN JESUS NAME CHANGE HAS COME! *case closed* |
ceejayluv:And you are one of the wise men that met with Jesus when he was born abi? Can people who have lost hope for their livelihood in a terrorist zone go to school? Can't you see your president is totally insane? You are Dafter than daft.... *Olorun maje a r'esu* Tufiakpa ![]() Quote me again and you will hate your Nairaland life. Ode! ![]() |
The bottom line is that Jonathan has NO BASIS to be voted for in the North. Amajiri schools and Federal Universities that he keeps pointing out is not for an intelligent investment for sworn cattle rearers and children of politicians. Top that with the harsh and bloody insurgencies and infiltration of the North, and how they plotted to remove former CBN Governor Sanusi (now Emir of Kano).... My dear IT IS OVER FOR JONATHAN! You can take that to the bank! ![]() |

. I think that rice will bring bad luck to those who eat it. 
Lord have mercy. #photoshopedPOSTERS 

