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OriginalYoruba1:You're not talking like a person with a brain. So because a country is landlock, it can't be producing crude oil |
Kidspirit:I don't think the low voltage matter, so far you're using at least 20hrs power supply, you will be charge base on Band A. |
Kizyte:Then you have no business been on Band A. You should go and complain at their office close to you first I enjoy about 15-18hrs power supply daily but am not on band A |
I can see why the Ikwerres don't want to have anything to do with them.
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Kizyte:Are you using at least 20hrs power supply daily? |
MichaelSokoto:This is why Balablu will rule till 2031 |
Why will they site 2 in ikorodu? Good one from the Lagos State Govt. Lagos state is producing more oil than the south east. |
ambale:I don't understand... Why this harsh word? Did I attack you or talk to you? The numbers of irritating, hungry and fraustrated people like you is getting much. If I reply you the way you deserve now, I might get banned because of something like you |
[quote author=YorubaForum post=129874355][/quote]K Ikwerres are not igbos |
YorubaForum:Says a Igbo man ![]() |
American Express Co. has unveiled its maiden business credit card in Nigeria through a collaboration with local neobank O3 Capital Nigeria Limited, potentially enhancing access to dollar transactions in the West African country. O3 Capital and Amex unveiled their latest offering on Thursday in Lagos. The business card comes with a spending limit of $10,000 and offers a repayment window of up to 45 days for international transactions. The President of Global Network Services, Amex, Mohammed Badi, said in a statement, “The first-ever American Express Business Card in the most populous African country will give us another way to support local businesses with their growth aspirations. He said, “American Express is excited to continue to strengthen its presence in Nigeria and expand its reach across Africa.” Other O3 Capital-Amex cards for personal and household use will carry spending limits of between $10,000 and $20,000. Badi also said that Amex plans to expand its presence in Africa to 42 countries from 30 at the moment, citing greater demand from consumers and small businesses for the company’s cards. Nigeria has for years struggled with a local dollar scarcity, contributing to sometimes sharp volatility in the naira, which has lost 65 per cent of its value against the greenback since foreign-exchange reforms in mid-2023. The Central Bank of Nigeria has sought to attract foreign investors to boost dollar inflows and is encouraging banks to source the greenback independently to ease demand constraints. Still, they can be hard to find. Most of the nation’s lenders have stopped or limited the use of naira credit cards to make payments abroad and restricted card issuance to wealthy clients. The Chief Executive Officer, O3 Capital Nigeria Limited, Abimbola Pinheiro, said the O3-Amex card “solves the problem of queuing at banks for business travel allowance and the personal travel allowance. Pinheiro said, “O3 plans to issue 16,000 American Express cards by the end of 2024 and extend the offering to about a million cards over the next five years. “It also plans to offer them in other markets including Rwanda, Congo and Ghana, where it hopes to issue Amex cards by end-2025.” https://punchng.com/american-express-unveils-nigerias-first-business-card/?utm_source=telegram&utm_medium=social |
SmartPolician:How can you be this slow? |
The defeat to Aiyedatiwa is still paining jimoh Ibrahim. |
I agree with the first lady |
SmartPolician:Do the Yahoo boys scamming people of a few USD have the money to pay lawyers like Kanu Agabi(SAN)? |
Did the prophet loot public money wyere? |
The guy is insane |
I agree he needs to do more |
SeeWahala:Yes, he's an ikwerre man |
BrodaBenad:It means ancient Ikwerre |
Believeintruth:What does this have to do with Cadbury having access to dollars at the official rate? |
Gerhards:Ikwerre is not Igbo and nothing you can do to change that, i know it hurts you so deep knowing they are not Igbo, do you need a handkerchief? https://www.nairaland.com/7851445/take-igbo-day-out-port/1 |
Gerhards:🥱 |
SeeWahala:Ikwerres are not igbos https://www.nairaland.com/7851445/take-igbo-day-out-port/1 |
Gerhards:You can speak and write in English language does not mean you're a British. Ikwerres have always make it clear they are not igbos, an Igbo man like you can't speak on their behalf You can not force them to be Igbos. Ikwerres are not igbos. |
Waste of time Out of court settlement is the best for Nigeria |
Believeintruth:And have prices of goods and services not increase? They are not complaining, I wander why you're wailing on their behalf You should be asking yourself if you're raised with pap or breast milk because you're slow |
Gerhards:Igbos tried to celebrate it in port harcourt last year, the Ikwerres told your people not to celebrate it in any part of Ikwerre land Ikwerres are not igbos https://www.nairaland.com/7851445/take-igbo-day-out-port/1 Igbos had to relocate the celebration from Ikwerre land to Igbo land.
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SeeWahala:Ikwerres are not igbos https://www.nairaland.com/7851445/take-igbo-day-out-port/1 |
Racoon:That's not the real Tinubu o That's Kamoru babajide monsuru from Benin republic |
SeeWahala:Ikwerres are not igbos https://www.nairaland.com/7851445/take-igbo-day-out-port/1 |
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