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panafrican:African leaders that aren't gay or homosexuals, what role model have they been for present and future African generations ![]() |
Natbrowny:Atleast it is criminal and them dey hide dey do am. It is even trending because it is what it is; Scandalous and once it comes to light those involved will pay for it. |
You clearly don't know music for you to compare Omah lay and Khaid. It's outright disrespectful to even somehow think you can compare Omah Lay and Khaid |
Ok na |
As usual. It is a full time business venture. The ironic thing is the police and other security agencies are quick to trace persons who make posts on the internet, pick up persons who stole phones via tracking but somehow can't track and arrest these kidnappers who collect cash ransom and airtime recharge cards. It is easy to identify what numbers the airtime were recharged on and triangulate the calls from the numbers within a certain radius |
Aloooooootaaaaaa Continuaaaaaa
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Lolzzz.. Anyone actually expecting anything to come out of any of this is a clown. You wonder the former President threatened anyone who will ask him to come and answer over any allegations of corruption |
adex1300:How muxh are U selling |
As usual, dragging the nation backwards |
Lol |
Them don dey talk another story.. |
A community policing Initiative that people barely even know. Anyways whatever gets the police actively involved in community policing is welcomed |
Typical useless Nigerian systems that will never accept responsibility. How exactly did he breach your useless system?? During my service year I had a roommate who was coming for service for the second time |
abdeefggh:Seriously some of you make it hard to believe that there aren't ppl without brains. |
The way NNPL lies blatantly is nauseating ans shows just how bad things have become in this country. Till today the NNPL can't tell Nigerians the actual volume of petrol consumed in the country. The NNPL is yet to account for revenue from oil. They claim they have removed subsidy completely and prices are supposed to be determined by market forces but yet somehow with the naira's freefall against the dollar, the price of petrol hasn't changed. They claim marketers can now import the product but the reality is they really can't import the product at the current rates and still be able to sell at the 660 the NNPL fixed. NNPL is still the sole importers of petrol into the country |
Lolzzz... |
Both Ronaldo and his fanbase are all deluded. He somehow suddenly expects league rankings to be ignored simply because he's now in the league. A league that has seen almost everyone banging in goals |
Many ppl won't like this dis news |
That's because they are working for ppl in the government |
Make dem dey born dey go.. |
This is the height of see finish |
Hassanmaye:It's a simple question. How did U withdraw or spend it? |
Hassanmaye:Who have been sending ppl money? I downloaded it even before U knew if it and linked it to my accounts. I simply asked how many outlets U know supports it. The money they sent to ur eNaira wallet how did u spend or withdraw it? |
Wainey:The same statistics they have been giving us on how the economy is growing and how inflation is not really that high but we know the realities. If you can mention 1 random outlet you now that now receives payment via its eNaira wallet, I'll own up and admit I was wrong. I'm not even asking about individuals because you and I know you can't point 1 person who is using it |
Hahahahaha... E naira jump to where?? I fit swear say na lie abeg. Hassanmaye:Who have been sending ppl money? I downloaded it even before U knew if it and linked it to my accounts. I simply asked how many outlets U know supports it. The money they sent to ur eNaira wallet how did u spend or withdraw it? |
Why will u want to cook food with oil processed from red oil?? |
zionstaar75:The problem with your likes is not just how daft you are but how you think to believe everyone operates in the same level of ignorance like you and your lots. Opolopoopolonio:How would it be a worthy security instrument when it is still going to be naira in coin value. The usdt is the coin value of the US dollar. The eNaira was introduced to do same but it was a foolish move. Since the ban on crypto has been removed, why do I need to fund my wallet by buying naira as a stable coin. Naira whether as a coin or not will still be dependent on how much the dollar is traded. Why won't I just fund my wallet directly from my account and then convert to usdt.? |
faceland:Exactly.. Why would I want to buy naira as a stable coin when I can just transfer using my card to fund my wallet? |
ubev01:Why would you need p2p since the ban on crypto has been lifted?? What happened to eNaira?? |
Lolzzzz... We are a very unserious country. All we want to do is join the bandwagon and embarass ourselves at it. Naira as a stable coin is supposed to achieve what exactly ?Since the ban on crypto transactions have been lifted, it removes the whole insecurity of P2P transactions and one can just simply pay for any coin using their cards. zionstaar75:The problem with your likes is not just how daft you are but how you think to believe everyone operates in the same level of ignorance like you and your lots. The fact that all you had to say revolved around an insult shows how grossly ignorant you are on the subject matter but still gleefully showing it off Opolopoopolonio:How would it be a worthy security instrument when it is still going to be naira in coin value. The usdt is the coin value of the US dollar. The eNaira was introduced to do same but it was a foolish move. Since the ban on crypto has been removed, why do I need to fund my wallet by buying naira as a stable coin. Naira whether as a coin or not will still be dependent on how much the dollar is traded. Why won't I just fund my wallet directly from my account and then convert to usdt.? |
Igbos are learning to take their investments home |
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