₦airaland Forum

Tolzeal:
Mumu Op ! Na You'd still reinstall that GOTV.

Bro, it has ended between this South-Africa company and I.

I pray this TStv make waves in other Africa countries. We need to start from things like this.

City of Rome was not built in a day.....

Samusu:
Guy, yhu really be boy wicked

We nigerians need to patronise Made In Nigeria product. I'm always happy with this kind of news.

We don't have to depend on other countries product. Most especially countries in Africa. They should be consuming our product not we consuming their product


Lalasticlala

Gotv can use my subscription till it expire.����

This is to inform the general public about a betting company that scam Nigerian.. If you win 2-5k, they might pay to attract you. Once your winning exceed #10, 000 , you should forget this.

I won #57, 000 since Last month. I withdraw my money on 22/may/2017. Up till now, I did not get my money. I called them and this scam company said the money has been transfered to me. I was like "how"?

I called and explain that I did not receive the money. They ask for my Statement of Account and I provided that. Ever since then, they have stopped picking my call and replying my mail.. THEY ARE SCAM

Lalasticlala

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DrGoodman:
You are one of the causes of our problems. You know he was old and frail, yet you voted him? Now you want him out again?

what were you smoking?

Not smoking bro.

No one knows when death will come. There are people with over 90years of age. Do you know Mugabe of Zimbabwe's age?

I voted for something I thought was right. I can't predict when oldage sickness will come.

I'm not at fault bro.

I gave my full support to Buhari during the campaign.

Still love him despite the criticism.

But the truth should be told always.

Buhari can't continue again.

When an old man of his age sick, that is death calling.

Saying Buhari is dead or almost dead is not wishing him death. It's something that will happen base on "Life and oldage"

I tried to check my brother's mock exam date but Jamb gave wrong information. My brother's name is Odole Adedayo and Jamb website insert different name as Etobo Enon Martin. He registered in Ekiti state but the exam location is in Ibadan.

I tried to check the mock details using his email and registration number and the problem is the same.

He has the correct information on his profile.

I think Jamb should scrap this Mock. Please pass this information. Others might be experiencing the same error.

Lalasticlala

Give credit to Prof. Osinbanjo...

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Click share to wish him success in putting Nigeria back on track

The naira continued on its four-day winning streak against the U.S. dollar on the parallel market yesterday to close at N480/$, stronger than the N501 to the dollar from the previous day, as the new foreign exchange policy actions introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) forced more currency speculators to sell off the greenback as sell rates fell as low as N460/$.

The buy rate of the dollar also strengthened yesterday to close N470/$, as against the N490/$1 at which it closed on Wednesday.
In all, the naira has appreciated by N39 since Monday when the new FX actions were announced by the regulator.

Also, as part of efforts to sustain dollar liquidity in the market and bridge the gap between the interbank FX and parallel markets, it was gathered that the central bank auctioned another $230 million through forward contracts on the interbank FX market yesterday.

It auctioned $370 million on Tuesday and sold $1.5 million on the spot market.
Commenting on the new FX measures, analysts at Cowry Assets Management Limited said the move by the CBN to increase FX availability to end users has been helped by the recent buildup of Nigeria’s foreign exchange reserves amid increased crude oil revenues.

“Given the improvement in the external sector, we anticipate that the new measures could pave the way for a gradual return of confidence in the foreign exchange market.
“We also expect the monetary authority to do more to harmonise the exchange rates and thereby discourage arbitraging,” they added.
In the same vein, Ecobank Nigeria noted that the new policy actions would also help to reinvigorate the hitherto illiquid interbank FX market.

According to Ecobank, the decision to cap the settled rate for the retail transactions at 20 per cent above the interbank market rate and the restriction of school fees to university education only was a subtle way of partly controlling bank charges and manage likely FX demand pressure in the market.
The bank added: “Over all, the impact of the circular could be short-lived, if the CBN does not show strong capacity to support the FX market with liquidity.”

Also, Cyprus-based FXTM Research Analyst, Lukman Otunuga noted that with dollar demand for school fees payments overseas and personal travel allowance enforcing downside pressures on the parallel market, the move by the CBN to sell dollars to retail users via commercial lenders was logical.

“While the policy may create some transparency, liquidity and efficiency in the Nigerian FX markets, this does not solve the overriding problem of multiple exchanges.
“Eventually, the CBN may be forced to bridge the disparity between the official and parallel markets which have added to Nigeria’s woes.

“With expectations heightened over the central bank devaluing the local currency in an effort to create liquidity and stability, this new policy could be viewed as the first course.

“It must also be kept in mind that the inexhaustible demand for the dollar, that is not the legal tender in Nigeria, continues to leave the naira vulnerable to heavy losses,” he added.
Financial Derivatives Company (FDC) Limited also warned in a note that “Nigerians must remember that this recovery is only as good as the supply remaining consistent”.

“The good news is that oil is currently trading at $57pb. If sustained, this will provide the buffer needed to support the CBN’s policy directive of substantial weekly dollar injections into the market,” FDC said.

Meanwhile, the Special Adviser to the CBN governor, Financial Markets, Mr. Emmanuel Ukeje has said manufacturers could end up benefiting from other funding sources provided by the central bank that may exceed the 60 per cent preferential FX allocation to them, which was stopped last Monday when the new FX policy actions were announced.

Ukeje’s assurance to the manufacturing sector came against the backdrop of complaints by industries.
He said contrary to speculations that the CBN may have relegated the manufacturings raising concern.

www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/02/24/naira-extends-gains-on-parallel-market-now-480/

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Buhari should please remain in London till further.

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