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wowzers! Thanks bro! @Feelamong and Seun I am new to this Tbills schiznit and I am going to the market next auction 8 May for 364 day bills but need some expert advise. Going by todays rates, what rate do you suggest I ask my banker to bid, 11.75%? I am desperate to get on this gravy train as quickly as possible and I want to put in a rate that will be sure to be accepted. Regards |
Big up unu self Ras Kimono and give thanks and praises to his imperial majesty Haile Selassie 1 Ras Tafari! Rasta happi fi you cah me see seh you have a beautiful Empress and me sure seh ya done raise Empress inna true Rasta way. Jus last week, I and I a put ya dub plate bout apartheid pon repeat when da ol witch inna Babylon a dead. All true Rasta mus go out inna worl an broke Babylon down an mek fire fi burn all a dem baldheads. Blessed Ras WollyMan Zion |
coogar: the unarmed civilians help the suicide bombers transport IEDs from place to place in their market wares, garri sacks, vegetable trays, etc.All 185 of them right? SMFH |
Krucifax: The first answer to this is that in all three cases, there was terrible loss of innocent life. However do not try to condemn JTF with an underhanded dig in your write. The Baga siege,is more significant because Baga was a community which harbored a terrorist group that held the whole nation to ransom.I am sorry to say but you sound like a illiterate. How did you come to the conclusion that the villagers harboured boko haram members? A similar massacre similar to what the JTF did in Baga happened in Syria on Monday where the Syrian government killed over 300 people in their fight against the FSA terrorists. While it is the Syrian government's legitimate right to fight terrorists, there is worldwide condemnation as there can never be any excuse for large scale loss of innocent lives |
I am calling bullshyte on this. Those 2 guys dressed alike look like security agents. The rest of the pictures make no sense. There are so many people with back packs. How da hell can you take a picture which has the inscription "da bomb" serious? |
Seun, Feelamong et al I am planning to put in a bid for TBills on auction day 8 May and I need to clarify one issue. Say on auction day 24/04/14, 364 day TB is issued at 11%. Then on the next auction day 08/05/13, I ask my bankers to put a bid in at 10.5% for 364 day TB. At the end of the auction if 364 day TB are issued at 11.5%, what rate do I get? |
Stop rates 10/04/2013 91 days: 10.49% 182 days: 10.68% 364 days: 10.71% |
Ronald Reagan an Margaret Thatcher Gorbachev an Pieter Botha All a dem a come together Dey wan fi be the black masters Came to South Africa an wax our leaders Dey give us name An call we Niggers Ras Kimono |
There was no auction on 3 April so I guess the 2 week cycle has changed. The next 3 auctions should be on 10, 24 April, 8 May. They may have altered the cycle to beat quite a few public holidays which auction days would have fallen on in the previous auction Calendar. 1 May (May Day), 29 May (Democracy Day), June 12 (Democracy Day Lagos only) Getting information in Nigeria is almost impossible |
Gistwitherico: As a guy insults can be tolerated by me 4rm my fellow guy, e.g. Drunkard father! But when u call my mom ashewoo..., WAHALA GO DEY OH, play no reach that level!I have never understood this rubbish. I have a few friends like this as well wey no like make u yab their mama. All na yab and affects no one. Strangely, I would rather u diss my moms cos I like my pops more. |
Guseh: My share was only N45.5m – Airport robberies suspectWell done to the Nigeria Police for getting these mofos. I know these are noy innocent civillians but hard criminals ready to kill for money. I hope the police give them the SARS treatment i.e. shoot them in the leg and watch it rot away....bastards! |
Seun: You also pay a COT of 0.5% at the end of the month. So the total cost is 0.625%, out of the 2.N% you get on 90 day tbills.But I read that CBN ordered banks to reduce COT to 0.3% i.e. N3 on every N1,000. Have the banks failed to implement this? |
Both songs are rubbish. Anyone comparing this nonsense with Olamide's First of All has too much wax in his/her ear. |
The guy has a massive dome! |
[quote author=Ile-Ife]While waiting for our flight to Lagos. You know, a typical Nigerian gate. rowdy and noisy. The problem started when it was announced our flight will be delayed for 2 hours. It was like some switch was turned on the heads of these Igbos boys. Before this, these guys had harassed basically every young woman on the plane and now they are threatening to beat up the airport staff because their flight was delayed. The most annoying part is that, they started vandalising the desk at the gate. The airport staff and security showed a lot of restrain because one of them was even assaulted.[/quote]I witnessed this as well last December. I had arrived Lagos from Madrid the previous night and almost half the plane didn't get their luggage. There were grumbles, occasional burst of emotion but no violence. Compare this with what I witnessed the next evening as I went to see if my luggage had arrived. Passengers from a recently arrived flight from Madrid including me hoping to find my luggage from the previous night had started to gather round a belt which was still sending out the boxes of mainly traders who had arrived on an earlier Turkish Airlines flight as. Then the belt stopped and an official said that was all from the Turkish Airlines flight. See fight. These traders dont play. Started jumping on the belt, overturned queue management stands, chairs e.t.c and manhandled any airport staff they laid eyes upon. All these in the international arrival hall of Nigeria's major airport. I remember flying out of Lagos in 2011 and as we passed the point of no return on take-off, I started hearing some commotion and loud noises from the back of the plane. I was sure it was the end. As my blood turned ice cold I managed to steal a glance to my left where 2 hostesses were sat. They didn't look perturbed and they even wryly smiled at each other. After I regained my composure and listened carefully, It turned out to be 2 Nigerian women arguing and cursing each other. Mudafookers almost gave me a heart attack! |
Why is the presidential pardon part of the constitution of many countries? I suspect it may have been included in the constitution of countries like the US because of events like the civil war. Nigeria like many other countries have probably just adopted it as our constitution in many parts is plagiarised. It is not needed in these modern times where there is a strong judiciary. It has been abused and continues to be abused in the US, Nigeria and other countries world over. As it serves no useful purpose I suggest a Rep move a motion to have it deleted from the constitution |
hopsydboi: #1stcomment. Nice one tho... Some people dont even knw NSCDC exist untill d issue arise nd dy talk nd make prank as if dy knw wat NSCDC.. Bf d ish! Am sure 60% of 'my oga @ d top' promoter dnt knw NSCDC. Nd 80% dnt knw d website! However it was a nice trend to laugh @..To be honest, I has never heard of the NSCDC before Mr Shem's interview. I think its the same organisation whose officers were called 'Guguru Defence' in the past. Mr Shem's interview has now registered the agency firmly in the minds of hundreds of thousands of young, social media generation of Nigerians who otherwise would never have heard of the it. Its true that there is no such thing as bad Publicity |
Seun: Did you find the CBN Treasury Bill issue programme?I also Searched the CBN website but couldn't find a diary or schedule of planned auctions. Seun/Feelamong How much do the banks charge for helping a customer buy T Bills? |
Yall biyatches mean you'll give up the P for some potatoes and sprouts? For real?! You'd be better off selling your wares on Adeola Odeku IMHO. The returns are better on road. |
feelamong: Please find below, details of Wednesday 27/03/2013 T/Bills auction@ Mr Feelamong You no even answer my question about auction days that fall on public holidays. You are probably to busy. No be small thing to make money Anyway why was there an auction yesterday 27 March when there was one last Wednesday 20 March? I thought the auctions only happened bi-monthly |
dbride: Did GTB close shop here?Has Dbanj closed shop in Africa? If I remember correctly he performed at AFCON 2013 which means he is still King of his country. |
kingoflag: You obviously got no idea how the music industry operates.... why dont you just head back to the Politics section doing what you do best---spewing propaganda.Tell the guy o. Just like you, I have no time for Dbanj but I cant knock the boys hustle. There is a big chance (99%) that his experiment will not be successful but it wont be for lack of Trying. |
Afam4eva: You're an illiterate. next time don't say what you're not nure of. Most of Dangote's businesses are in Nigeria. He made his money in Nigeria. He's based in Lagos and Kano and not anywhere outside the shores. If you don't know something, sip it and ask question instead of displaying ignorance.You are the illiterate. Going by your theory, Dangote's business should have only remained where it started. He shouldnt have expanded. What Dbanj is doing is no different to trying to expand your business. Yes he is a king in Nigeria but there is no harm in trying to expand your brand. Do you expect him to just get to America and start competing with A listers immediately. He has to learn the tricks of the trade in a foreign land. A doctor with 100 years experience in Nigeria will have to sit PLAB exams if he decides he wants to practise in the UK. GT Bank is one of the top 3 banks in Nigeria today yet they saw it fit to open a tiny operation in London, one of the biggest financial capitals of the world. |
Afam4eva: Pls tell us how Dangote explored further. What exactly did he do that's similar to what D'Banj is doing.Are you really this dumb? Did Dangote operations start all over Nigeria, Africa in one day? You are probably a villager and the type that back in the 60s advised my dad to remain a teacher living in a large mud house in the village instead of moving to that one room apartment in Mushin in order to complete his professional accounting examinations. |
Afam4eva: Where did Dangote spread his tentacles to? Has he not always been in Nigeria. Has he not always been known as a Nigerian Millionaire? Did he have to travel to the US to be acknowledged?So when he started making money, did he stick to being a local champion? NO! He explored further. It is no different to what Dbanj is doing. Spin it how you like but you cant dispute that cracking America is every musicians dream. |
Afam4eva: So, Big Sean is now bigger than D'Banj. How are the mighty fallen, tell it not in Ogbomoso, publish it not in the streets of Lagos. It seems as though D'Banj is starting from square one. Why not remain a king where you come from and where you're more appreciated rather than been a slave somewhere else.I am no fan of Dbanj but what a moronic way of reasoning. If Dangote had chosen to remain a king in Kano and not spread his tentacles, I doubt he would be the 43rd richest man in the world today. |
[quote author=the_ripper2]Reasonable pple knew it was a parody account, only the foolish and abrasive ones continued with the invectives. Nothing do u jare, continue to dey strafff Kanye .[/quote]It wasnt a parody account. It was shopped! |
@Feelamong, Seun and others what happens when auction dates fall on public holdays like May 1, May 29 and June 12. Does the auction take place the day before/after or it doesnt happen for another 2 weeks? Regards |
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