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Whoever approved the removal of history from our school curriculum is the greatest enemy of Nigeria. |
Kestolove:Ha! From frying pan to fire! Y not advise him to go back and tell her the truth, it would make her wiser when dealing with her customers. |
Rotjijatau:Y faking an alibi? How do you know all these things in their marriage if you are not the one involved? Well from my experience if the woman doesn't return she might loose her marriage because she's the one at fault here. The man will only call if he is deeply attached to her and feels guilty but if not, hmmm. All said, he should call to find out if she arrived safely at least so that no one blames him tomorrow. Most young couple � discover within a short of their marriage that it is not a bed of roses and hence are overwhelmed leading to such exit behaviour as the only succour. |
IamWonderful:An educationist once said that some people are untrainable, i didn't believe until i mentioned you. You are empty, sorry i wasted my time educating an ignoramus. Go through the 'intelligent rubbish' you earlier posted, you lack comprehension even about your own submission. What can I say? Olodo! |
Bkayyy:He did not realise that Sovereign loan or debt means debt incurred by a government, usually in the form of bonds issued in foreign currencies and sold to foreign investors. A sovereign loan is a loan made by a financial institution to a government, often to a developing or emerging nation so how does it develop wings in the event of a country's break up? No one is comfortable with the huge borrowings going on even if they are neccesary! Iraq is still reeling from the aftermath of over $130,000,000,000.00 (BILLION) borrowed by Saddam hussein's govt. Does he think he is more intelligent than Yinka Oguntimehin who raised the alarm? It's just terrible. |
IamWonderful:You are absolute wrong! It's not that easy as you think. Now read this and be enlightened. [b]Debts after the collapse of the country of Yugoslavia into independent states grew 4.5 fold: from 20 to 90 billion Euros. An article in the Slovenian newspaper "Diary" recently covered this. The new countries in the Balkans are in a debt trap from which they will not be able to escape for a very long time. Slovenia became a champion - a member of the EU since May 2004. Today, the debt of this “country on the sunny side of the Alps” is 28.8 billion Euros. However, in Ljubljana this is not viewed as a particular cause for concern. The Government believes that Slovenia’s economic potential can repay the loans on time. The population finds it difficult to believe in such optimism. After all, the interest debt is growing every day. Leading economists estimate that by the end of 2014 Slovenia will owe the IMF and other lending institutions in Europe, 81 per cent of its GDP. Second place debt wise is Croatia, an EU member since July 1st 2013, owing 28.7 billion Euros. Serbia occupies third place: the country's debt burden has reached 20,057 billion Euros, or 63 % of GDP. In March this year alone, Belgrade increased its debt to international lenders by 109 million Euros. The rest of the states, created after the collapse of Yugoslavia, owe much less than their "developed" neighbors. Bosnia and Herzegovina owe 5.5 billion Euros. Macedonia: 2.7 billion; and Montenegro: 1.7 billion Euros. According to Balkan economists, all the countries of the former Yugoslavia, with the exception of Slovenia, are in debt bondage, from which they are unlikely to escape unless emergency measures to rescue them are not taken. Yugoslavia, established by Marshal Tito after World War II, lived in debt, but it had a developed industry and a system of cooperation. The Yugoslavs actively traded with countries in Asia and Africa. Over more than 20 years, “the independent living” young Balkan countries have not only lost their domestic markets, but been driven out by powerful competitors from other regions of the world.[/b] http://en.interaffairs.ru/events/536-how-the-balkans-fell-into-debt-slavery.html |
[b]quuote author=IamWonderful post=92513262] I guess your bitterness and delusion did not allow you to comprehend what you are writing, if Nigeria is defunct today the loan goes along with, stop being myopic, borrowing was done an entity called Nigeria with south east is part of, immediately there is no more Nigeria the loan become ineffectual because it wasn't borrow by the sovereign state, it was borrowed by non existing state.[/quote]You are absolute wrong! It's not that easy as you think. Now read this and be enlightened. [b]Debts after the collapse of the country of Yugoslavia into independent states grew 4.5 fold: from 20 to 90 billion Euros. An article in the Slovenian newspaper "Diary" recently covered this. The new countries in the Balkans are in a debt trap from which they will not be able to escape for a very long time. Slovenia became a champion - a member of the EU since May 2004. Today, the debt of this “country on the sunny side of the Alps” is 28.8 billion Euros. However, in Ljubljana this is not viewed as a particular cause for concern. The Government believes that Slovenia’s economic potential can repay the loans on time. The population finds it difficult to believe in such optimism. After all, the interest debt is growing every day. Leading economists estimate that by the end of 2014 Slovenia will owe the IMF and other lending institutions in Europe, 81 per cent of its GDP. Second place debt wise is Croatia, an EU member since July 1st 2013, owing 28.7 billion Euros. Serbia occupies third place: the country's debt burden has reached 20,057 billion Euros, or 63 % of GDP. In March this year alone, Belgrade increased its debt to international lenders by 109 million Euros. The rest of the states, created after the collapse of Yugoslavia, owe much less than their "developed" neighbors. Bosnia and Herzegovina owe 5.5 billion Euros. Macedonia: 2.7 billion; and Montenegro: 1.7 billion Euros. According to Balkan economists, all the countries of the former Yugoslavia, with the exception of Slovenia, are in debt bondage, from which they are unlikely to escape unless emergency measures to rescue them are not taken. Yugoslavia, established by Marshal Tito after World War II, lived in debt, but it had a developed industry and a system of cooperation. The Yugoslavs actively traded with countries in Asia and Africa. Over more than 20 years, “the independent living” young Balkan countries have not only lost their domestic markets, but been driven out by powerful competitors from other regions of the world.[/b] http://en.interaffairs.ru/events/536-how-the-balkans-fell-into-debt-slavery.html |
Hmmn! Oluwa Ni Oluso Aguntan Mi. |
Excuses:Nonsense! He died because he overrated himself thinking he was popupar. |
Simplyleo:Gosh! A friend once told me that stupidity has rating and I never believed until I saw this post. You are a 5 STAR on the scale. What a shame! |
sirrotex:No further explanation. You just buttressed the guy's observation, too bad. |
Qwertywap:Extreme science! |
Arrewa:So dumb a submission in the face of anihilation! you are talking about a population size that is helpless in the face of extintion as been bigger? Men! Think before posting thrash! you just proved that human live means nothing to you. You are just shedding crocodile tears for the gullible. |
And where is Lagos Ibadan expressway in all this? |
strangest:We know it on youtube, but why have you not been able to adapt it all this while? Pls give credit to whoever deserves it. |
helinues:What funny about the innovation? Stop making a nuisance of yourself. Such systems have filter's made of charcoal to purify the gas. |
Good write up, but only those with understanding will be able to discern. |
phemmyfour:Exactly! |
Beremx: ![]() |
What's wrong with this Ikwerre Pickin? Are you God? Well, it's only God that decide Osinbajo's fate and not this piece of nonsense political calculations. Stop posting nonsense! |
Dotherightthing:MR GRAMMARLY, If this is your only assignment on earth, then i wish you the very best. The guy seems uninterested about your concern and has been ignoring you. Na you go tire. |
Ironman15:Your moniker though. What an irony. |
Itohanprefa:Don't mind that hypocrite. |
GoodofNaija:Exactly! That guy defies understanding with most of his comments here, he has this 'over the fence' mentality, so dumb. |
JAMO84:Always done talking, think out of the box! |
Living remnants of the Anakims. |
Frankdaz9:Congrats! |
Exponential101:Illiterate, simple message you cannot convey with the gibberish you posted. Don't ever mentioned me again if you can not communicate. |
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