₦airaland Forum

Sad story....but why does it sound so final destination-ish..

this is why you shouldn't get high while blogging......

obstead200:
prototype of Wetin? A machine that has been in existence for years?

stay within context...a prototype of his idea...

Kobicove:
I'm still trying to see the financial rationale for the purchase of a bankrupt third division club

an opportunity for young talented African footballers to grow,flourish and move on to greater things...

joefredd006:
It's good to meet a fellow animation lover. I hope you find that which you seek. I posses it, but I reside in a faraway land.

how far away do you reside...?

Good day everyone,...
I have been searching for the cartoon series listed below for a long time to no avail,infact I have tried to download them also to no avail...

I would really appreciate it if anyone who has any of them could share with me,it doesn't matter even if it's one season,i don't mind....I reside in Abuja and would come to meet in any suitable public place..thanks in anticipation..

The cartoon TV series are :

i) The Simpsons
ii) Family Guy
iii) SouthPark..

I don't mind sharing what I have also with whoever wants them...

I look forward to positive comments/replies...
Thank you for your time...

someone should please flog the Hell out of him abi her.....if there is anything worse than being gay..its been Bobrisky...why is he so stupid and foolish...yes...na so im matter pain me reach..

TippyTop:
What kind of irrigation can one do with this toy?
I Respect his hard work and tenacity but going by the picture above, that my friend, is a toy.

it's a prototype
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stop lying abeg...blogger

Stegomiah:
After she is evicted, she will later claim she was married before just like gifty

I always knew Gift was married,why it took her so long to admit it beats me,why she calls herself gifty instead of gift beats me,why she decided to make that embarrassing video where she thinks crying will evoke sympathy is the most pathetic action I have seen a lady do in recent times...I mean apart from Tonto Dikeh's video....I felt embarassed for the two of them after watching their videos....women...smh...soon this Tboss will come crying and confessing in a video that she only denied her marital status all in the spirit of the game and it was her tactic in order to win the 25m...

Everyone knows Gulder Ultimate Search is better than this annoying show...

RoyalBlak007:
♤Some Ladies and pretence. ...

[color=Purple]♤You can't "do it" yet you are still replying his messages [/color]

maybe she was just indulging him...vice versa....if a girl bothers me,i can indulge till it begins to bother on the annoying then I let my anger do the rest which I believe the lady just did by exposing him..

onismate:
https://www.hovabuzz.com/frontline/1336-when-my-loyalty-didn-t-lead-to-royalty-story-of-a-nigerian-job-hunter-who-his-loyalty-was-abused

I like when you said nobody owes you anything....conversely...you don't owe anybody anything not even your loyalty....in our world of today nobody values loyalty...everybody is looking to take advantage of the next person...

Calling this guy stupid is even a nice way to describe him....well..different strokes....

taiyesoul:
Well,I think it's high time the Nigerian Army begin to do thorough psychological tests before recruiting.Eleyi ti ya were walahi.

walahi...the guy is madt..

where is his wife?

see as the mumu they cast her sister....very soon DSS and Efcc go call her to explain her source of wealth....

wow....i mean wow..

different strokes for different folks....bottom line....if you must move on,then move on,its difficult but don't just conclude because he doesn't call or text as often as you want him to he doesn't care about you....there are times when I find it difficult to make casual calls,except it's so important or work related,i would rather just let my phone be....if within ur mind,you think he doesn't love you, then he doesnt...just move on....

fumisko:
Babe I can relate. I had someone like that I used to like. All nice n all for one one two months...chat all through...calls n all...then he withdraws...n am confused:...does it mean he doesn't miss the time we shared and all that... Bottom line is I still can't explain it o.....but some men are immature and commitment phobic and some don't even know what is doing them. Try to fall in love with another man Abeg so u get ur attention off him. It's obvious u love him more than he loves u. And that's why there is this warning to ladies. Never ever love a man much more than he loves u. If not u r d one Dt wld b hurt. We are emotional beings...don't b deceived by his coming Bk n leaving...he is doing it Cus it isn't hurting him...infact he doesn't feel he is doing anything wrong. He loves u 30% u love him 70%
Run for your life or ur marriage wld b in shambles

well said....[sub][/sub]

Bristow Helicopters again...abeg oh..make we dey careful make we no go hear anode thing oh..

niceprof:
Devil is not even wise,so this is best he can put forth against the Apostle.

The girl is really in need of help albeit psychiatric.

walahi....looking at that lady is enough to know it's a set up.

Sis definitely, I mean it looks so good and healthy...don't have bae..don't have wifey...surely mom won't mind...

pyyxxaro:
R.I.P to the Camel

Hope they won't sell the Camel meat

Or use it to do Camel Suya

they sure will..

wat app is that??.

L0velyn:
eh?

apparently you didn't get the memo..OD means overdose...and in this case...you overdosed on cuteness...

LAFO:
Slumped in his sleep?
(Whatever that means)
Days after buying a new car?

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Africa technology have called the guy's number.

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It's sad for a child to die while his parents are still living.

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May God give the family the fortitude to bear the loss.

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RIP Bro.

the 'slumped in his sleep' part still beats me...

VeeBabs:
WRONG @the sentence in bold. Very WRONG. Market forces are unforgiving, my friend. No dealer or businessman, for that matter, will absorb any kobo of extra cost of doing business. Every price increase, for whatever economic reason, is always passed on to the end consumer. Period.

Repeat: Always passed on to the end consumer.

That's Capitalism for you. The problem with us in Nigeria is that we are always happy to jack up prices in line with economic dictates, but we do the best we can to gang up against a price drop, even when the same economy dictates it.

Take the price of fuel, for instance. Crude oil prices dropped, they refused to lower pump price to reflect the cheaper rates they were importing the products. But when oil prices were very high, marketers pressured government every day for higher and higher subsidy payments.

Even this latest drop in the price of dollars, reports reaching me have it that BDCs are already ganging up to slow down the appreciation of the naira. Many BDCs bought dollars at N500, but are now being forced to sell at N450. So, they are currently trying to form a united effort to stop this latest strengthening of the naira.

They were happy when prices were rising, they made money; but now that prices are dropping, they are upset.

But who wouldn't be? They're in business to make money, not lose money.

And that's where government regulation comes in. Mind you, I meant regulation, NOT PRICE CONTROL.

Price control is a taboo in a Capitalist system. Price is an exclusive product of the battle between demand and supply. However, Nigeria actually practices a Mixed Market economy (as per the Constitution), not a pure Capitalist one.

But government regulation can take the form of policing the various industries to prevent cartels from attempting to fix prices by themselves, against the dictates of demand/supply.

How much effort is the government doing in this regard?

The reason the dollar rate started dropping recently is because the government (CBN) intervened to thwart the speculative strangehold of the BDCs on the dollar rate. By flooding the market with dollars, BDCs became less capable of controlling dollar supply and fix high exchange rates.

If the CBN continues with this intervention (they've promised to inject $21 million every week henceforth), the dollar rate will surely come down to a much lower level.

Finally, this is only happening for two main reasons:

- Crude oil prices are rising strongly.
- Niger Delta militants have stopped blowing up pipelines and oil facilities.

The consequence of these two things is that Nigeria now produces a lot more crude oil that we did in 2016. Now, add to this the high price of the crude oil. The result: DOLLARS ARE FLOODING NIGERIA'S TREASURY.

The foreign reserves have risen sharply.

If you want to see the dollar rate go down and stay down, just make these two things your prayer points every morning:

- Oh Lord, do not let militants return to the creeks in the Niger Delta.
- Oh Lord, do not let oil prices to fall below $50 per barrel.

ADURA!!!!!!

thank you for the extensive tutorial however I still stand by what I said....if dealers are fair enough,they would still make profits not excess profits though.....with regards to regulation not price control I agree,i got it wrong there....well...if you had said dealers won't absorb the effects of price increase to avoid losses because they are at the bottom level of the production chain, I would understand easily....no one is in business to acrue losses true but not necessarily at the sole expense of your customer....

kayjasper:
@ehis889

This Op is ignorant


In your post, you said in a space of two weeks the price went down from 2m to 1.650m


Isn't that an indication that prices that were high was truly as a result of the cost of dollar and naira variations?

When u said a dealer was sad because he won't be able to sell a car with profit of 1million naira I just laughed at your ignorance.

The fact he bought the car at the dollar rate in 2015, doesn't mean he should sell at the same old dollar rate now. Nobody in his right sense will do that except he is willing to fold up his business. If am selling at 350 to a dollar because that's the rate when I purchased it, how will I replace the car back when dollars went up to 450? That's the economic ignorance you are displaying here.


It's not affecting cars only, go to the Cellphone stores too, they change their own prices every morning to reflect the current value of the price they bought it. So what's all this noise you are making?


And for the records.. No dealer, I repeat no dealer can make 1 million Naira on a car sales except maybe he is giving it out on higher purchase or it was a bulk sales to big firms or he government.

So f you did a little of economics in your secondary school you should be able to realise the high cost was a direct result of the landing cost and the desire to stay afloat in business

Too many things I would have said to you but obviously you wouldn't even understand.

Stop believing it is dealers that jacked up car price, it's just the reality of the forex situation in the county.

Good morning Madam....stop acting like this isn't Nigeria or the economics you were taught in school is different from people's own...yeah,its true dollars was scarce leading to high exchange rate...most dealers are opportunists,i don't know if you are one of them...you said,if a dealer buys a car at 350 to a dollar, how will he replace the car when dollar goes up to 450...Madam, that situation you just mentioned is a profit loss situation,if truly you understood economics and the dynamics of profit and loss,you would know that,your customers isnt the one to bear the cost of your loss,that is one thing every Nigerian is doing and it's irritating,why,no serious price control agency or machinery....even those who had no reason to jerk up prices jerked up theirs to take advantage of the current situation....you see,many countries might have gone through recession but you didn't hear of it,why,it wasn't essentially dollar induced....i hope at the end of the day when the dollar stabilizes at a more reasonable amount, we will all understand that in business,when the terms change,your customers are the ones you should protect....you people should stop thinking like the Nigerian government that puts everything on its citizens..

bishopkay:
I am thoroughly shocked by this report. I wanted to doubt the rates quoted but knowing Nigeria my country, NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE! B

walahi....if you live in Abuja and you are close to government...you will know we don't have a country....the corruption,sheer nepotism and impunity of the so- called leaders,power brokers and politicians will amaze you..

this expatriates can brag ehhnn...wetin be expatriates sef...greedy opportunitists capitalising on our bias for anything foreign...my oga speaks to Nigerian staff like animals...but when even the ugliest and most inconsequential Indian doesn't shiver when he speaks and he can't do a thing about it...how I wish we knew our fundamental rights in this country...