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Op, i suggest u give a brief insight on the purpose of the configuration since members are willing to help. Help the members to help u. |
mightyfada:If truly ur dad is one, u will make a lousy agent. |
DSS...hmmm.. I reserve my opinion. |
how will a man given birth to by a woman choose to procreate with a fellow man. I dont get it. Homosexuals are bent on spreading their act all over the world just as ISIS is spreading its terror. ISIS throw gay men over the bridge, both are sinners b4 god. Whats the world turning into? |
Eze, u better come back. The next time, you might just get raped by these sodomites. Lol |
Ur ip address should be in this format: 192.168.x.x (ip address), 255.255.255.0 (subnet mask) 192.168.x.1 (gateway address), where x could be any no btween 1-254. Note, the first x must be the same both on ip address and default gateway, but the gateway address should end with 1 as above. |
Demmzy15:Sharia has no definite interpretation. It has been eroded by the human factor, extemism and for cheap personal gain or as a societal tool of checkmate. ISIS cricifies thos that breal fast during ramadan in the name of shariah, saudi arabia on the other hand doesnt give a damn. A man stole cows in the north, he loses his hand, lamido is a northern governor who steals in billions, suddenly sharia turns a blind eye just as the laws of the land does too. Please.... |
Kingspin:Pls, try and watch aljazeera's ''The Girls Of The Taliban'' on youtube. See what they have turn islam to. Also do a search on google: Afghanistan in the 70s, see what .ussia, america and the taliban turned a prosperous afghanistan into. |
Boko haram now outsourcing their terrorism business. Their end is drqwing nearer. |
wow, so those guys were behind ettercap. How they have transformed overtime from open source to hacking source. LOL.. Talk of the hacker getting hacked. Their business has just been shut down. |
in all of these, no one deemed it fit to use these tools to track and hack boko haram's evil terrorism business. Like i always say, behind every terrorist organisation, there is always a government involvement. Govts have always been a problem to humanity, who runs the govts? HUMANS.... |
Scammers are all over the place now. Op, you are lucky you ran into the not too smart ones. There are scumbag scammers out there who are smart with all the look and feel of a genuine recruitment agency. They just as unemployed as you. To them, scamming is source of livelihood. They owe you no apology. |
Try to connect to the same wifi network usind another laptop or wireless device. |
and she had to report to youtube. Ehn..this is what happens when you live on the internet. |
omogin:You dont get it, do you? The ban on import waivers has created a lacuna in demand for Fx to fund artficial demand for dollar. Before now, importers fleece the govt through tax evasion and further diversions of these monies to foreign accounts in hard FX currencies. Import waivers are systemic tools for siphoning funds to foreign banks. Monies that would have helped shore up foreign reserve and help boost FDI. |
Simply send multiple texts to everyone asking them to lend you 3,000 dollars, u go see as all of them go run leave u like say u carry ebola. |
Panshow: Panshow:The only reason why sponsors of terrorism are not easily identified is that they have govt backings. Taliban-pakistan, hezbollah-Iran, ISIS-Turkey, saudi arabia, qatar elements, Houthis rebel-Iran, south sudan rebels-khartoum, ruf rebel-liberia charles taylor. Terrorist or rebels need govt backed sponsorship and it goes both ways. Govts and not people are responsible for majority of the problem we face. |
NoRetreat:This approach is absolutely archaic. Lets see his face on TV. People who know him would come fowars with information about his activities and associates. In counter terrorism, the public is a priceless asset. |
All the security agencies are parading suspects these day, everybody fighting to get into the good book. Even NDLEA is trying to get the presidents attention. I bet this is the last u we would hear about the case. |
Emmy4Naija:exactly, well said. The ordinary man in the north would believe anything the religious leaders throw at them. The genesis of the crisis in the north was the introduction of sharia in the obasanjo era. Sharia has become a tool in the hands of jihadists. Sharia is a front to actualise the ultimate goal of the wahabis, which is forceful conversion of every man on earth to islam (not every muslim suscribes to this). Sharia like every law has been abused, even in places where its fully in place. Proper religious education and re-orientation and rehabilitation is what the north needs. |
tsdarkside:You dont have to get perturbed. I believe the policy will not be all the way rigid, we just need to cut down on our foreign spendings. As time goes on, the system will improve, SMEs that need to procure essential goods will be able to access Fx funds. For now, lets spend our foreign reserve on only good that have no local alternatives. |
owagbeba:Wrong. Most of the goods u mentioned can not be sourced locally, so CBN has not included it in the list of restrictions. 70 percent of the products that drain our foreign reserve are mainly, PMS, rice, sugar, palm oil, flour,poultry products etc Ask the NPA for datas to confirm. What do we export to balance act? Good old crude oil which has a depreciating value @ the moment. Crude was selling for as low as 55 dollar today. Nigerians dont care, change requires sacrifice. |
erico2k2:It favors dangote, elephant cement etc these companies employ more than 250,000 nigerians. Nothing stops u from starting ur own business too and start making millions and employ nigerians. UK is the financial hub of europe, its economy can support importation of any good from other countries, besides UK economy is not export monolithic like ours. |
nwaenugu:If nigerians would cut down on their thirst for anything foreign and patronise locally made products, with this policy in place for a period of six months, our foreign reserve will shore up and investors will have confidence in our economy. And the value of naira against dollar will improve. These are the sacrifices we all need to make to save our nation from drowning in debt. |
so long as men of NPF dont take advantage and demand 50 naira @ gunpoint. |
Kutunban:Are you guys helping boko haram chose its next target or are you just trying to create panic. |
Importation business has the highest Return On Investment since the 80's, ask the banks and importers. I know money bag dudes who builds a house every time he finalises his importation business. Right now, business isn't rosy because of the Fx restriction. Pampers, slippers, rice, palm oil, vegetable oil, toilet paper, margarine etc. The CBN should also come out with a concrete plan in collaboration with the bank of industry on a sustainable program to empower industrialists who are willing to go into manufacturing and production of local options for the restricted goods. In the absence of these foreign imported goods, the citizens would be left with the option of patronizing locally made substitutes, then we are creating employment for our massive number of youths. Development is a gradual process, there has never been overnight economic formulas to attaining this goal. |
butanep:Now, its obvious our security agencies are bereft of ideas that would help slow down these attacks. DSS, DMI and all are always three steps behind another attack. Its obvious that there is a pattern of attacks, besides that, our security agencies should by now know there are bomb instructors dishing out bomb making classes to wahabis who believe in this jihad cause. The bomb experts are more dangerous than the sucide bombers. Go after the bomb makers (IDE experts) in the group, spend more time and resources sniffing them out, find out the educational qualification of an average BH bomb expert, his or her motivation (jihadis cause or financial benefit), where they get their trainings, how they deliver their package b4 arming sucide bombers, how far sucide bombers would travel with a sucide vest. In every serial crime, there is always a pattern. A nairalander (as able to deduce this. |
Ladies and gentlemen, this confirms the reality on the state of our nationhood. Ours is a nation of reckless consumption of goods and services. For how long are we going to continue living in this quagmire. We have surrendered our source of livelihood to other smaller nations, leaving them to thrive on our continued stupidity. I ask again, why would a nation of about 170 million people heavily rely on nations of smaller populations for virtually everything. Rice, pampers, sugar, PMS, textile products, second value cars (tokunbo cars), poultry, fishery and dairy products, just to mention a few. The end result of this deliberate, self inflicted economic imbalance is the numerous dilemma we face as a nation: alarming unemployment ratio, constant devaluation of our currency, extreme inflation, abject poverty, high illetracy level, insecurity, large scale under development etc A nation that fails to work towards self sustenance is heading towards self destruction. |
Scrypt:Thats 9,000 naira a month. You are a download freak. lol Browsing in nigeria is still too expensive. |
Our military forces have switched to sleep mode. Maybe we should just bring in more PMCs and finish this war once and for all. |
60 percent of products in that market is fake china importation. Commit ur day into the lord's hands b4 buying in that market. Untrustworthy igbo (traders) hustlers and yoruba agberos (roadside phone hawkers) plenty pass the goods in that market. This is where konga, jumia and the others source their merchandise. That explains why a lot of products, especially accessories are returned. All the same, computer village is your one stop shop for tech products. That market is something else. |
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