₦airaland Forum

ColonelDrake:
Done..

You people don't understand that Yoruba is highly divided along two lines - religion (christian and Moslem) and class (the elite and the commoner). So, how do you expect us to just jump into declaring an independent country without first agrreing amongst ourselves and when those thieves in the chamber don't buy this idea of restructuring? Ditto for the ibos


You don't need to delete this comment, because it's a open secret.

Don't you notice the sharp divide between Afenifere and Tinubu followers.?

Even BABA OBJ knows the Yoruba Nation is Polarized.
It happened to Awo and MKO and it will repeat itself again.

Yorubas biggest enemy are Yorubamen.

Trust me, the North can try anything, they can't do anything to the Southerners in the North.

Any wrong move from the North will lead to disintegration and the North will loose big time.

Sen. Tinubu expressed dismay that despite the launch of the project, work has not commenced in the area.

After all the Jamboree.

This country is truly AWADA KERI KERI.

BMZK:
Oyetunji Abioye
The Central Bank of Nigeria on Monday introduced new rules into the interbank foreign exchange market.

This came barely one week after the naira closed below 370/dollar on the parallel market.

The rules were contained in a new circular tagged, “Further liberalisation of the interbank foreign exchange market,’’ and signed by the Director, Financial Markets, Dr. Alvan Ikoku.

Among other things, the regular said authorised dealers in the interbank were meant to put only N1 spread on their transactions.

It also said that authorised dealers in the forex market could now defease their excess foreign currency trading positions to other authorised dealers in the market without seeking prior approval from the CBN

It read in part, “All authorised dealers shall be subject to a maximum spread of N1. Funds purchased by an authorised dealer from another dealer on the interbank market shall not be held in position overnight by the buying authorised dealer or sold to another authorised dealer.”

Read more@http://www.nairausd.com/2017/06/forex-cbn-introduces-new-rules-naira.html

They introduced JOJI to forex.

DeRuggedProf:
It only raised its arms to pick a digging implement...

Just thinking aloud

Intendy:
stock with new 52 week lows

jaiz bank #0.85k

stocks with new 52 week highs

m & b #2.15k

dangote sugar #8.21k

Union bank #6.08k

flour mills #26.72k

learn Africa #0.92k

STANBIC IBTC #28.00k

I thought jaiz hit N1.20 some months ago.

Panic sellers everywhere

After the shake-out they will be rushing to buy back.

Make i sidon for my cona jaje.

frenchwine:
Osinbajo is taking this small matter too personal. By trying to be politically correct, he is exposing his weakness which would give impetus to his rivals.
Giving attention to riff raffs is the last thing he needs to do. Buhari spat on our face and told us to go-to-hell when challenged about his lopsided appointments, heaven didn't fall. Nigeria didn't burn.

Noticed how they force him to reveal his cabinet members.

This man is not another GEJ in making.

Now this is wrong.

It seems to 'Dr Ismaila Farouq is gradually becoming real.

CNN)Six countries have cut ties with Qatar, one of the richest states in the Middle East, calling into question the future of a powerful 36-year-old Gulf states union.

Citing issues related to terrorism, three of six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council have severed relations with Doha -- Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. Egypt, Yemen and Maldives have also suspended diplomatic relations.

http://edition.cnn.com/2017/06/05/middleeast/qatar-saudi-arabia-bahrain-egypt-uae-relations/index.html?sr=twcnni060517qatar-saudi-arabia-bahrain-egypt-uae-relations0318PMStoryLink&linkId=38368722

That country is too big

Hope they aren't burning the wrong person again.

Say no to jungle justice.

DeRuggedProf:
https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2017/06/05/nipco-gets-secs-approval-to-buy-out-mobil-shareholders/

Is NIPCO PLC trading symbol- (SDNIPCOPLC)?

Will it move from OTC to NSE after the buyout?

Cadillac15:
Flesh and blood did not reveal this to you. This is a spiritual revelation.

They wanted to come tell us what they did with the proceeds of the dufil prima deal but had to shift it because of the MRS visit.

My guess is either way given what i have read and heard from pple on the exchange.

1. Since its an asset disposal, they might decide to pay shareholders interimdividend since asset disposal is not affected by the policy on retained profit - its not a profit nor a loss

2. They might decide to use the money to nil off the accumulated loss position and make the company viable for dividend payment again. I am only wondering how much was paid and other conditions attached to the sale. Anybody with that info should kindly help out.

But if its the dangote i know, all the flour used in producing indomie henceforth will come from dangote flour.

Either way, he must give me 20m+ before july ending. Gotta do something with that money urgently.

@ BOLD is correct.

Must Dufil Pasta products will be using dangote flour's.

Note:- FMN is the biggest competitor to both Dufil and Dangote Flours.

BullBearMkt:
...and market manipulations!!!

Lets enjoy the manipulations whilst it last.

Zhirinovsky:
Seems it's all about FBNH.
We, that are not in FBNH are just spectators in NSE.

That stock has been sleeping in my portfolio for over two years.

Remember when we usually say the elephant is slowing down Access bank.

Chai see Diamond bank, i mistakenly bought @N0.95K.

nobody should complain about bad market.

pluto09:
I am disappointed in this one because i have only bought about 20% of my target before the price took off. Mr bull is not ready to wait for result again.

The market is high on cocain.

CONOIL PLC hit N41

Dr Farouks has been made popular by the government.

His name is now all -over the airwaves.

When the government is responding to a so call faceless person, they have succeeded in making it real.

Super1Star:
As usual some Igbo kids are dancing because of some stupid statements of a lunatic Northern jingoists, that is merely playing on their emotions.

The question the reporter should have asked him is Why is he against restructuring?

the sole reason they are preventing the disintegration of the country is because they do not have access to the sea. Funny. Does Ethiopia and Switzerland have access to the sea?

They need the South for technical know-how!!!! How daft can this man be. Southerners are going to school and they are busy building mosques, marrying girls at tender age and promoting poverty in their region and he is not even ashamed to state it they need the south for skillful manpower, after 50years of independence and several years of leading the country

See the way he tactically avoided dissecting the North but rather used words to dissect South into different regions.

Why is it that the Fulanis are the only ones ruling the North politically and monarchically, whereas they use Hausas and other tribes in the North for population advantage?

Please why did he avoid calling their killing vampire machine herdsmen trouble makers which have been sowing sorrow tears N blood wherever they step?

Yes, he called the Yorubas trouble makers because he realise we are the only one that has what can be used to locked them down. We demystified their NortherOligarchy and dismantled it for them with pen and paper, we locked down the country with pen and paper we sent the military packing with pen and paper. They have our fear in their hearts and we do not care.

But certain SW Politicians have opposed restructuring

This is interesting.

omoiyalayi:
Jst like he said nobody has pointed to one thing he had said that was a lie

Check all d comments

Except one person that pointed to where he said Buhari is taking nigeria drug which in my opinion have not been proven by anyone to be a lie

I'm not is fan though

You mean this is not a lie

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/01/yaradua-died-still-president-buhari-hale-hearty/

TonyeBarcanista:
But you know say the SS & SE go vote North/East ticket in 2019. You know that it is in the interest of Justice and equity.

What Justice and equity are you talking about?
Did that Justice and equity worked in 2011-NO

If APC Presidential ticket come from the SS or SE, where do you think the SE or SS votes will go.?

It's all about voting powers

dragonking2:
Exactly. The people that pose a threat to osinbanjo are those two but the assumption of north will do this or do that is just blowing of steam. Nothing else.

The North will always vote northern candidate irrespective of Political Party .

But GEJ 2011election taught them a bitter lesson, that a united South can rule Nigeria as long as possible.

And that election ended with violence from the North.

dragonking2:
I dey tell you. But make I handle this clown for here.

My greatest fear for Oshinbanjo is not the North, but the South (SE &SS).

Note:GEJ won the 2011 elections without​ the North.

This 2019 will be interesting.

Make is sit down dey look jejely.

FriendNG:
First I am not accepting your challenge solely on Marginalization. I raised four point in my post, except if you're ready to go for all the point one after another.

Secondly I am not an APC supporter, I am pro Muhammadu Buhari. Osinbanjo is also an APC member.

Thirdly: I am doing something now, we shall meet by 10:30 PM. That's is only if you accepted to go for all the point I raised accordingly.

Showing your true colors.

People forgot so soon that GEJ won 2011 election woth majority of the Southern (SW,SE,SS) votes.

That end with post election violence from the North

If Oshinbanjo decide to run in 2019, he might not get most Southern votes, especially SE and SS and the North will vote any northern candidate irrespective of Politician Party.

I’m pro-Biafra –Soyinka
— 15th July 2016
By Philip Nwosu

Nobel Laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka has, again, explained his support for Biafran agitators.
Soyinka said the Igbo people have been so wronged that they have no choice than to consider opting out of Nigeria.
Prof. Soyinka spoke on Al Jazeera, yesterday where he shed light on his support for Biafra agitators.
“I am very much pro- Biafra because I recognise that the Igbo have been wronged desperately.
“They have been brutalised in a way that justifies their feeling that they were not part of the nation.
“Let me also say this, Biafrans are not entirely innocent in this affair. They were not, but the unleashing of such venom, such devastation on them as a people, was sufficient to justify their decision not to be part of the nation.
“I was pro-Biafran in the sense that I felt that they needed justice.”
Soyinka denied he was a troublemaker, especially in the Biafran crisis, but added, “I grew up in certain circumstances being very conscious politically, in this very Abeokuta; my mother was involved in the politics, my aunt, Mrs. Funmilayo Ransome Kuti was a leader…
“I grew up among political arguments on issues that concern humanity and I find that basically gravitated towards recognising the basic worth of human beings.
“Something I disagree when they call me a patriot because I don’t agitate on some certain entity called a nation; I agitate on humanity.”
He criticised the removal of History and teaching of the Biafran crisis in schools.
“Officials do not want to confront their own history, especially the history in the making of which they feel uncomfortable but, if you do not confront your past, you are going to mess up your future.”
On Boko Haram and the breakup of Nigeria, he said ironically, Boko Haram might be part of the reasons Nigeria may stay together.
Soyinka said a few years ago, he would have agreed that Nigeria would break, but, now that a section of the country is in trouble, there is some kind of pulling together. He added that the conscience of many Nigerian has been awakened such that they cannot abandon that section of the country.
He urged Nigerians to recognise the plurality of Nigeria, how it came together and begin to devise and adopt a method of governance which cannot only be of massive decentralisation. “That way, we can stay together. If we continue to have a centralist government, then, Nigeria is on the brink.”


http://sunnewsonline.com/im-pro-biafra-soyinka/#comment-75408