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All I can see is mismanagement and lack of maintenance. picture of 1962 looking better than current situation. Oh I forgot that they are waiting for the government to come and maintain it for them. |
A few weeks ago, some people were complaining that the referral link for StanbicIBTC was useless and that the asset managers does not reward for referals, I have to state that it is not true, because just a few days ago, someone from here registered using my referal code and my points has been increasing over time (I think whenever the person funds their account), I remember I signed up using Emmasoft's link and I am paying it forward and saying please register with my link and may God continue to flourish the balance of that aunty so that she will be investing more. Good Afternoon oga Emmasoft ![]() https://www.stanbicibtcfundsmanagement.com/invest-now-4b5rly98 |
Please is there anyone coming to Sao Paulo soon, to help bring my character certificate for me? |
By the way how does a Nigerian get a residence card now? |
I have been in Cote D'Ivoire for about a week, country looks good, quite more expensive than Nigeria. There is an air of safety (people walk about in the night in the streets, with their phone open and pressing on it with all sense of abandon). Visited Belleville market within the vicinity of Marcory and there are several Nigerians in the market selling clothes etc. There is a significant presence of Nigerians, but you would never know because almost everyone speaks french. Infact, I bumped into a Nigerian in the crowdiness of the market and he angrily retorted "Enyia puo na-uzo". He said it involuntarily that I laughed inwards and said that if only this guys know that I understood him. lol. It is indeed nice to travel to places. I have been using heetch or yango for my taxi trips, but yesterday towards nightfall I decided on a whim to go to chic shop in Riviera and the Nigerian in me whispered to me to try out the local transport buses (Pimped J5 buses). And I speak very minimal french. see the conductor trying to overcharge me when he noticed that I am not Ivorian. haha, made sure I collected my change to the last, though i still feel he overcharged my by 100 cfa (i.e the maximum normal fare). it was nice seeing the city through unfiltered everyday life. One thing about Ivory Coast is that the a lot foreigners, both black and whites are so free and comfortable in the country, doing business and intermarrying. unlike in Nigeria that a white is very conspicuos anywhere. |
Obinnau:I have been using heetch or yango for my taxi trips, but yesterday towards nightfall I decided on a whim to go to chic shop in Riviera and the Nigerian in me whispered to me to try out the local transport buses (Pimped J5 buses). And I speak very minimal french. see the conductor trying to overcharge me when he noticed that I am not Ivorian. haha, made sure I collected my change to the last, though i still feel he overcharged my by 100 cfa (i.e the maximum normal fare). it was nice seeing the city through unfiltered everyday life. One thing about Ivory Coast is that the a lot foreigners, both black and whites are so free and comfortable in the country, doing business and intermarrying. unlike in Nigeria that a white is very conspicuos anywhere. |
I have been in Cote D'Ivoire for about a week, country looks good, quite more expensive than Nigeria. There is an air of safety (people walk about in the night in the streets, with their phone open and pressing on it with all sense of abandon). Visited Belleville market within the vicinity of Marcory and there are several Nigerians in the market selling clothes etc. There is a significant presence of Nigerians, but you would never know because almost everyone speaks french. Infact, I bumped into a Nigerian in the crowdiness of the market and he angrily retorted "Enyia puo na-uzo". He said it involuntarily that I laughed inwards and said that if only this guys know that I understood him. lol. It is indeed nice to travel to places. |
Ogoro2022:dear poster, tell me whether if it is you, will you respond to this kind of sketchy enquiry from a burner account, without details to meet a stranger just because he is Nigerian? It will do you good to state why you wish to meet and what you are coming to do and then maybe someone will respond. |
Engrmustyboss:Brazil |
When is the GCUB result supposed to be out? |
dear emmasoft, Please what is the current rate for Norrenberger dollar fund? |
Lollycrystal:Search online for axamansard NG travel insurance |
Coo1mana:If you were pregnant, you for don born am tey tey ![]() |
oluomoadeb:The recent ugly news about what is happening at the Sao Paulo airports could be a serious variable to explain the current impasse. Already Turkish and Qatar airlines have established a hidden embargo on passengers coming from Sub-Saharan Africa to Sao Paulo |
Money market fund has been performing well so far
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Dear Ymodulus, I usually do wonder what became of you. How are things? |
MelaninGemstone:Thak you for the wishes. Since the interest is Money market mutual fund (100% in Money Market instruments such as Treasury bills, commercial papers), He should initiate a deposit to the first UBA account details titled UBA Nom First Trustees Stanbic IBTC Money Market Fund (the first account) |
Okodav:Just the email, with the link. I have not applied it to my Amazon account. Below |
MelaninGemstone:No, he will only be charged 20% of his earned interests if he decides to withdraw before 30 days. after 30 days, no issues. the only downside is that he may be limited to withdrawing 5 million per day (not so sure) |
MelaninGemstone:The best way to ensure transparency and safety, given the amount of funds involved is that after he has signed up for his account and received his Reference number, he should ho directly to his GTBank branch with the reference number and initiate a funds transfer directly from his branch to the Account that Stanbic will provide for him. this way is rest assured |
MelaninGemstone:This is the fund factsheet for august 2024, and people with total equivalent of ₦577.75 billion Trusts Stanbic IBTC with their funds.
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MelaninGemstone:at current rates, he earns 4,406,250 naira per month.
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MelaninGemstone:No, he does not need to open a StanbicIBTC Account. All he needs to do is sign up using the stanbicIBTC website, he should have his BVN and means of identification handy. after he has submitted his details on stanbic website, they will reach out to him in about 2 business days with his reference number and then he will put the reference number in the transfer narration when he is transferring his money from his GTBank to the Stanbic IBTC mutual funds account so that the Stanbic team can track that the money is attached to the account bearing the reference number. You can sign him up using my referral link https://www.stanbicibtcfundsmanagement.com/invest-now-4b5rly98 contact me if you need further assistance. |
MelaninGemstone:
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MelaninGemstone:yes, current rate is above 20 percent. |
how much is the rate for amazon UK gift card 37 pounds |
Richdiamond000:It is normal. All mutual funds select another bank to act as the funds custodian to minimize misuse of investor funds. For example, I use StanbicIBTC, But I make my deposits to a UBA account |
uwaifou:what are the rates? |
Covid19lockdown:Please explain to me how what you just said is different from what the Yorubas in Lagos are telling our Igbos. Or are Igbos not bring their families to Lagos. Let us put aside that we are all Nigerians, and Lagos was once a capital city. But the same can also be said about the relationship of UK and Commonwealth countries. If they are dominating, adapt and be like them. |
fantomziony:Yes, there is the document description that states your account statement. |