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Hmmm, interesting! I never thought of that.

afanide:
Almost all the ATMs/Banks in PH are fille up on daily bases. It wasnt so......

MMM and other Ponzi schemes have taken the order of the day in banks as almost 90% of daily transactions has to do with MMM and other Ponzi schemes...

In the past months having to withdraw money via the ATMs here in PH has been a thing I have come to dread.

One can't spend less than 30 mins and that's if the cash doesn't finish before it gets to your turn.

This past Tuesday is one I won't forget in a hurry. Moving from one ATM location to the other almost all over the city.

Please what's the situation in your various locations? Or is it only a PH thing?

If you have never been served from this kinda basin, your 'Nigerianess' may be debatable.

Malabo is beautiful, but I guess you haven't been to other rural/'slummish' areas of the capital.

As for the oil they are enjoying, you can't be so sure about that.

martineinstein:
malabo is beautiful...the only african city dat is enjoying her oil

Still available for chat?

maryjan8:
I pray he is fined

Bahdt guy.

walemoney007:
Iceland here I come....nah like 6 ladies I go first give belle,before I finally choose the one I go marry.

Them go know say am not there for jokes at all

Due To Insufficient Men, Iceland Will Pay $5,000 Per Month To immigrants Who Marry Icelandic Women

As a result of the high proportion of females to males, government has resorted to the solution of granting $5,000 per month per immigrant who marries Icelandic ladies.

The government also stated that priority in this resolution will go to North Africa’s population.


Source -
http://sundayadelajablog.com/due-insufficient-men-iceland-will-pay-5000-per-month-immigrants-marry-icelandic-women/

Hopefully and patiently waiting for that day we will get some streams of cheerful news in my dear country.

God bless Nigeria!

According to Daily Trust;

The Board of Trustees (BOT) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has said it will take over the national leadership of the party and swiftly roll out policies and programmes aimed electing credible officers to reposition the party.

Addressing a press conference last night in Abuja, the BOT secretary, Ambassador Ojo Madueke, said the board could not fold its arms and watch the party go into extinction, adding that the BOT was consulting with the PDP governors and the Ahmed Makarfi-led caretaker committee to save the party from "imminent collapse."

Ambassador Madueke, a former national secretary of the party also said "‎the current crisis is too useful to be wasted" explaining that the party elders have decided not to allow the embattled national chairman, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff to "burry the party."

The BOT said the party lost valuable time since its defeat at the 2015 general elections because of "impunity" pointing out that the party needed to learn from its past mistakes in order for it to regain power at the centre in 2019.

He said the ruling party was in need of a very strong opposition that would keep it in check, adding that if there are two conflicting judgements, the BoT must wade in.

"We wish to appeal to our members who as a matter of ensuring their morale and political health of the party will be in receipt of announcements by the BOT of programmes and policies that will see to the election of credible officers and reposition the party to meet the yearnings of millions of Nigerians," he said.

However, Madueke did not explain how the BOT will take over from Sheriff and under which section of the PDP constitution it will derive its powers.

Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/pdp-bot-to-take-over-party-leadership/148291.html#8ux0vkE9t1CYF5kq.99

Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo says Nigeria is facing a very dire situation on power supply.

He was speaking in Lusaka, Zambia, yesterday at the commencement of the African Development Bank (AfDB) annual general meeting, with the theme "Energy and Climate Change".

According to him, 45 percent of those who lack access to power in the world are from Africa with "almost half of that African share are in Nigeria." "We are faced with a very dire situation, and in most of Africa, we simply don't have power and without power, there is very little that can be done," he stated.

He added: "For us, priority today is development, and we have to take development seriously. We think that renewable energy and all of the concern about climate change are important, but we must prioritise development."

He noted that Nigeria is one of the major hydro-carbon enriched nations; the situation which, according to him, makes fossil fuel important.
The vice president described coal as equally important, saying Nigeria had to leverage all it could get from fossil fuel.

He also told the session that Nigeria has the capacity for solar energy and would tap into it, stating however that "We are dealing with a major developmental problem."

He, however, explained the limitations of solar power, saying "We must bear in mind that for industries, the base load power is critical and is so much more difficult to get from solar power. So, we must understand that our immediate need requires the base load power that can move us forward quickly, and that we would get from fossil fuel, hydro power and coal fire plants."


Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/power-we-re-in-very-bad-situation--osinbajo/148290.html#hu24JVG7i9dyHI2S.99

The Federal Government has appointed new heads for Nigeria Telelevision Authority (NTA), Voice of Nigeria (VON), Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN),News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) National Orientation Agency (NOA) and Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC).


A satement released by Special Adviser to the minister of Information and Culture, Segun Adeyemi, said Alhaji Lai Mohammed announced the appointments in Wednesday.


The new Chief Executives include:
Mr. Ishaq Modibo Kawu, Director-General, Nigerian Broadcasting Commission (NBC),
Mr. Yakubu Mohammed, Director-General, Nigerian Television Authority (NTA)
Mr. Mansur Liman, Director-General, Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN).
Dr. Garba Abari, Director-General, National Orientation Agency (NOA),
Mr. Bayo Onanuga, Managing Director, News Agency of Nigeria (NAN)
Mr. Osita Okechukwu, Director-General, Voice of Nigeria (VON).

The new appointees replace the Chief Executives of the parastatals who were disengaged on Feb. 15th 2016

Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/fg-appoints-heads-of-nta-nbc-frcn-von-noa/148331.html?platform=hootsuite#EBZJ1XzCjpPJ5v25.99

Thanks bro!

Everyday thou, You try oo.

davodyguy:
Take your drugs religiously EVERYDAY OF YOUR LIFE, sleep well, think less, eat less sugar and fatty foods, drink fruits and stop taking alcohol and cigarette

Bros, how u take do am na?

Mine needs to go down oo!

davodyguy:
Smh. Since 2010 under Jonathan, I've been doing 140/90
In 2013, i did in September 160/100
Now im doing 130/90 or last check 120/90

WTH are you saying?

Its more of a general thing nationwide with few areas enjoying good and steady supply.

I'm not so surprised - the recent upsurge in pipeline and facilities destruction.

God heal our land!
God heal Nigeria!