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Mikecold:
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"God does not need our permit; God’s time is the best. It is not how long we live that matters but how well we live. Pray that the Holy Spirit, our Comforter, will strengthen the family and the ministry. Let us observe a moment of silence in remembrance of Pastor Dare Adeboye." pic.twitter.com/6HQZI4kpTB

— TB Joshua (@SCOANTBJoshua) May 8, 2021

Chris2863:
How does it concern us. You know how many times I don dream where Buhari was killed by my dog??

MyVILLAGEpeople:
Like seriously??

Agbebakun22:
Why u no tell us then shey na now weh e don die u come bring am up, koshi fake dreamer

ogunleyesijibomi:
Use that 1.5 to run your account with salary stuff.. u can pay your self the sum of 130k monthly in a different account with a companys name.. when covid 19 is totally o we u can apply to uk, or Europe but not Australia and Canada as the amount is small for Australia and Canada.

Dechymmytv:
Tb Joshua will not be happy that they are not holding service because of his death

emmytex311:
I could remembered there was a moment when a Reverend Father is preparing for Mass, and all of a sudden he told the altar servers that he is feeling headache, he still went to celebrate the mass. But all of a sudden during the mass before homily, he felt on the altar and within some minutes he was pronounced death. The congregation have to wait for another priest to come and finish the mass.
Mass/service must be said whoever the personality that dies.

Juliusmalema:
Sunday Service Suspended because TB Joshua died?

This simply means that the ministry of christ was suspended because a mere mortal passed on.

Even when Jesus was about to die, he told his disciples to always fast and pray, that they shouldn't cry for him but for themselves.

In Jerusalem, he made sure that his church is up and running.


Meanwhile May the soul of the departed rests in perfect peace as he returns to nothingness to give account of his deeds while on earth.

doublecross:
So they are even worshipping the pastor and not God! No death is enough to seize the activities of God. Stvpid people

Baawaa:
They suppose to hold service no matter how,i believe he has assistant pastors

dingbang:

blessedchild234:
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chrismymen:
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presented007:
So bro are you saying after September 4th the rate will go down more?

hbatagarawa:
Nigeria’s all-out effort to defend its currency by targeting importers and exporters with tougher regulations risks pushing more currency traders to the black market and more companies into distress.

As a scarcity of foreign-exchange worsens in Africa’s largest economy, the central bank on Tuesday ordered banks to report exporters that fail to repatriate income earned abroad. The directive came only a day after the regulator banned importers from using external agents to pay for goods, a bid to tighten oversight of payments made outside the nation’s borders.

The threat of punishment for non-compliance, including banning exporters from accessing dollars, won’t work said Bamidele Ayemibo, the lead consultant at 3T Impex Trade Academy in Lagos, an adviser on exports and imports. Exports are secured at the parallel-market rate, while the central bank wants to force firms to repatriate foreign currency at the much stronger official rate for the naira.

Nigerian Central Bank Targets Exporters Failing to Remit Dollars

“If they sanction them, then they would just kill exports completely,” he said. “The central bank should do what it needs to do to encourage exporters to repatriate — first by allowing market forces to determine the price at which they sell — and then sanctioning those who don’t repatriate after.”

Nigeria Bans Firms From Buying Imported Goods Via Third Parties

Importers are also likely to balk. Multinationals and large local manufacturers have big foreign-exchange needs and use agents in Europe or Asia to purchase raw material, machinery and equipment on their behalf. The central bank is also introducing a process to verify prices of items being imported, which could cause delays.

‘Extremely Stressful’

In the absence of exceptions for key importers, the naira will probably weaken further in the parallel market, fueling “never-ending speculative attacks on the local unit,” United Capital Plc said in a note.

A spokesman for the central bank didn’t immediately answer a text message to his mobile phone.

The central bank’s clamp down on third-party importers could cause local companies to default on previously agreed obligations, which will spillover into supply chain and output disruptions, causing productivity, revenue and employment losses, the Manufacturers’ Association of Nigeria said in an emailed statement.

“Given the prevailing extremely stressful operating environment our fragile manufacturing sector is contending with, the implementation of this new directive is like hammering the last nail in the coffin of many of our ailing members,” the association said.

Speculative Drive

Nigerian naira official rate trades 26% weaker to parallel market

The naira has been devalued twice this year after the drop in the price of oil, the country’s main foreign-exchange earner. The central bank stopped regular interventions in the currency market in March, leaving international investors trapped in the local market.

The parallel dollar-market rate, which the central bank says is illegal, is near a two-year high of 477 naira.

Bond Buyers Stranded in Nigeria Face Prospect of 100% Loss

Lenders including Stanbic IBTC Bank Plc and Zenith Bank Plc have also cut the amount of foreign currency customers can spend abroad. Guaranty Trust Bank Plc has stopped cash withdrawals from dollars accounts unless physical dollars have been deposited.

Facing Bankruptcies

The currency shortage is now playing out in another part of the market. Licensed bureau de change operators are complaining they’re on the brink of collapse after the central bank stopped making foreign-exchange sales to them, while illegal money changers are thriving.

“People cannot pay for offices, staff, not even regulatory fees or taxes,” said Aminu Gwadebe, the president of the Association of Bureau De Change Operators, which has about 5,000 members. “We don’t have any sources, all our sources are shut down. We are the most vulnerable.”

-Bloomberg

http://www.mediaissuesng.com/business-news/cbns-new-fx-policy-triggers-surge-in-black-market-patronage/

deltateam:
I can vividly remember what happened when I travelled to Lagos a long time ago to SCOAN, from there devil been tempt me make I enter red street go see ashana.

As I enter so, naim the girl commot clothes, I lost interest and left.

As I was running out, she muttered something in Yoruba which could have been that I was a thief whereas I was innocent.

One of the girls who saw what transpired ran after me, naim alayes outside gather me, one boy was trying to chook hand inside my pocket.
As I was struggling another get mind blow me for left eye. All these happened within seconds.

The girl running explained things to them, they left me with a swollen eye.

What if I had been burnt? Innocent as I was.

foleskay:
Ori e baje

foleskay:
Another effing hater. Face your life, leave huspuppy alone. He would surely be freed

foleskay:
Huspuppy is still on top his game. Hevwill surely be released if atal the story is factual. D guy don tey for the game. Agba awo ni.
Im yet to believe ds news sef. Awaiting more update from anothrt reliable source