₦airaland Forum

horlaleykan:
yess..and I know u are going 2 quote some scriptures u av limited understanding off..nyways am waiting 4ur defense ..plss prove from d word of God ow it is wrong..simple..
plss note ...u ad beta av a meaningful reason for what u claimed.. because am not one of dose u go around misinterpreting scriptures 2..am not a babe am a seasoned that as understanding of d word of God..
BTW..am sure u are one of ds conservative Christians all ds don't use ds and dat.. sm waiting

Bro I dnt quote bibles anywayz and m nt ready to discriminate woh u have got faith in buh understand sumtin The Truth is bitter and no one is willing to accept it....Back in dose ancient days if am right earrings are used during slavery buh many pple are blinded by civilization.... Bro Take it or Leave it, Chains are nt Gud to b used by Christian nt to tlk of a leading figure(mrs oyedepo) pple are following suit.....I pray u dnt regret man!!

horlaleykan:
plss ow is it wrong... u pple wld just b saying tins u noting of..plss prove from d word of God ow is it wrong??
ignorance @its peak..

1stly, R u a Christian?!

ABUJA—Former Governor of the Central Bank of
Nigeria, CBN, Professor Charles Soludo, and
former Governor of Ekiti State, Kayode Fayemi,
were yesterday sighted at the Presidential Villa,
Abuja, filling visitors’ forms on their way to the
office of Alhaji Abba Kyari, Chief of Staff to
President Muhammadu Buhari.
Prof Soludo
Soludo entered the Chief of Staff’s office around
5:30p.m., followed by Fayemi about 30 minutes
later.
They were visiting the Villa when expectations
were high that President Buhari would soon make
his ministerial list public.
It will recalled that the President had repeatedly
assured Nigerians that he will form his cabinet
before the end of this month.
Soludo, who was the CBN governor during the
administrations of Presidents Olusegun Obasanjo
and late Umar Yar’Adua, was critical of the
immediate past government of former President,
Goodluck Jonathan, on the financial management
and the handling of the economy, which he said
was brutally raped.
Fayemi was the Director of Policy, Research and
Strategy in All Progressives Congress, APC,
presidential campaign organization.
I’m not available for
public service—SOLUDO
Many believed that Soludo’s critical outbursts on
the eve of the presidential election in March
helped to sway sympathy and votes for President
Buhari even as the former CBN governor, in an
interview with an online media, Premium Times,
on June 7, said he was not prepared to work for
the government, saying he was preoccupied with
other engagements
He had said: “Nigerians and their rumours! I am
glad you said they are rumours and such rumours
are normal.
“For sure, I wish the new government success
and for the sake of Nigeria, everyone must
contribute to assist President Buhari succeed.
“I will contribute in whatever way I can. However,
everyone cannot sit in government in order to
serve: some will be there on full time basis,
while others can contribute from outside.
“For me at this point in time, I am not disposed
or available for full time public service. Perhaps
in the future it could happen, but not now.
‘My hands are full’
“For now, my hands are full with several other
experiments I am involved with (especially abroad)
in the private sector, charity, think-tanks, and the
international community.
“I am part of a major initiative in Africa’s mining
and solid minerals sector, and this takes me
through several African countries, among other
engagements.
“I am having great fun exploring totally new
vistas of opportunity that are central to Africa’s
great leap in the 21st century.
“I read that President Buhari will give priority to
solid minerals. We can provide free advisory
services and perhaps assist to mobilize investment
in the sector or in any other areas if our advice
is needed.
“In effect, there are several ways we can assist
the government to succeed but not necessarily to
take up full time appointment. No, not now,” he
was quoted as saying in the interview.
Meanwhile, it was not known whether both men
later met with President Buhari as they waited
for the Chief of Staff, who was in the
President’s office when they arrived the State
House.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/soludo-fayemi-visit-buharis-cos-ahead-of-ministerial-appointments/

South korea

gud

Wetin kon concern me??

General3620:
wetin cun concern u?wetin cun concern u?wetin cun concern u?

...e concern me oo....Is it right??

Tcheww.. Gud for dem....Buh pastor wife wey dae use chain and ear ring + using wig abi Wetin dem dae call am...God go see cases to judge sha @ d end of the world

@ Mr Seun, please you need to do something about this nairaland app. I also got redirected back to opera when I clicked on it...i was not able to use since the day I downloaded it

Gud For dem...Proud of mah country

starlingslimnet:
Nothing is difficult for Christ. If it's lust of eyes and flesh there is a key to it but first you must possess something.

Posses what??

na DAT number 2 b mah prob oo....#Lust...I jus don know how..d more am dermtermined to stop...d note I fall in lust

das gud....may God crown deir efforts

wait oo...sum pple fit hate on them here

too long

hian

Op see ur life awtsyd.... na characters u go worshiip

A woman abandoned her husband & her four (4) year old son for her rich boyfriend & they both (woman & boy friend) eventually travelled to the U.S.A

Out of frustration & desperation the husband went & married another woman. Unfortunately the 2nd woman couldn't bear a child for the husband. Despite her inability to bear a child, the 2nd woman took great care of the boy & treated him like her own son.

Few years later, the husband died in a car accident. The 2nd wife did everything in her power to educate the boy, she engaged in petty trade such as pepper, maggie, salt, palm oil, onion, tomatoes, etc, in the market square in order to sponsor the boy's schooling. The boy only knew his step mother as his real mother & there4, he called her Mama.

The real mother in the U.S.A did not for once find out about the wellbeing of her son thoughtless of sending a penny for the boy, even after she heard that her x-husband (son's father) died in an accident.

Some years later, this boy grew up into a very intelligent young man waiting for his B.A Hons degree in Petroleum Engineering from the University.
The real mother who also could not bear another child in the U.S since she eloped with her boyfriend, realized that she had made a terrible mistake by abandoning her own son. She decided to return home to look for her son & present to him all her wealth acquired over the years in the States.

She eventually found her son battling between life & death in the hospital for kidney failure. The Doctors demanded huge amount of money for the operation & the step mother couldn't afford it. The real mother stepped in & paid all the hospital bills & donated one of her own kidneys & the son was saved.

Shortly after, the final results were out & the son got a distinction & also got a five year (5) scholarship to pursue his Masters degree in the U.K

At the presentation of the certificate, the Vice Chancellor gave the mic to the son to call his mother to come up stage & receive the certificate. The moment the Vice Chancellor made the statement, the real mother got up & arranged herself waiting to be called upon whilst the step mother sat down & looked at the boy with tears running her chick.

The answer is suspended..........

Assume you are the son, who would you call on up stage?

A) Real Mother
B) Step Mother

Remember only one person you should call.
Cc: Seun

kennyman2000:
i'll eat it and even ask for more.. Wetin concern me.. Afterall, its a cake and na the design make am look somehow.. But, me no fancy design.. Aside, the poo sef go sweet.. U come say, make i no eat am.. Will eat and ask for more again..

Check my signature for ur customised wristband

Glutton ....

khalebzy:
Lol boss howfar na

I dae oo ogaa

khalebzy:
who be be abeg?

Tohbz from Unilag post utme group..

khalebzy:
This means i can also go to Mecca. SmD

Caleb...u self dae nairaland

I will Jex walk away

for her mind she b like Am a cheerful giver and am following d likes of Aisha buhari buh I must confess ....the girl is biuriful

Mortiple:
This is child abuse?

If this is a "joke", I must admit that it is tasteless. What is Nairaland turning into?

is it ur dads own??

PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari said, Wednesday, in
Paris, France, that he opposed a further
weakening of the naira and openly endorsed the
Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN’s policy of
restricting foreign-exchange trading.
The President, who was answering questions in an
interview with France 24 broadcast, said: “I do
not think it is healthy for us to get the naira
devalued. The Central Bank is providing ample
foreign exchange to essential services, industries.”
CBN has been under pressure from foreign
investors to further devalue the naira. Nigeria
had, last year, devalued the naira to N197 to the
dollar from N160. The naira was further adjusted
slightly in July to N199 to the dollar. As a
result of the continued pressure on the naira,
CBN introduced some measures to curb the excess
demand for foreign exchange.
This, however, did not go down well with some
of the foreign investors. After the crash of oil
prices last year, the CBN Governor, Mr. Godwin
Emefiele, reacted to the naira’s drop to a record
low in February by extending trading curbs and
introducing bans on purchases of dollars by 41
items, which CBN said cannot access foreign
exchange from the Nigeria market.
CBN, JPMorgan clash
The naira has since stabilized at the inter-bank
market, but foreign investors, local businesses and
even some members of CBN Monetary Policy
Committee have complained that the naira is
overvalued.
Reacting to these measures put in place by the
CBN, JPMorgan excluded Nigeria bonds from its
bond index.
Reacting to JPMorgan’s decision, CBN’s Debt
Management Office and the Ministry of Finance, in
a joint statement, said: “It will be recalled that
Nigeria was included in the index in October
2012, based on the existence of an active
domestic market for FGN Bonds supported by a
Two-Way Quote System, dedicated market makers
and diverse investors.
“However, in January 2015, JP Morgan placed
Nigeria on an Index Watch as a result of their
concerns in the operations of our Foreign
Exchange, FX, market, namely lack of liquidity for
transactions, lack of transparency in the
determination of the exchange rate and lack of a
fully functional two-way FX market.
“In our continuous bid to strengthen the Nigerian
financial market and enhance our status as a
preferred destination for investors, we took
measures to improve the market.
Despite the fact that oil prices have fallen by
nearly 60 percent in one year, which should
expectedly reduce the amount of liquidity in the
market, CBN ensured that all genuine and effective
demands were met, especially those from foreign
investors.
“On transparency, CBN mandated that all FX
transactions were posted online in the Reuters
Trading Platform so that all stakeholders can
easily verify all transactions in the market.
In addition, the official FX window at CBN were
closed to ensure a level-playing field in the
pricing of foreign exchange. It is important to
note that a functional two-way FX market already
exists in Nigeria.
CBN justifies regulation
“However, given the high propensity for
speculation, round tripping, and rent-seeking in
the market, it became imperative that participants
are not allowed to simply trade currencies, but
are only in the market to fulfill genuine customer
demands to pay for eligible imports and other
transactions.
“In the light of this, we introduced an order-
based, two-way FX market, which has resulted in
the stability of the exchange rate in the interbank
market over the past seven months and largely
eliminated speculators from the market.
“Despite these positive outcomes, JPMorgan would
prefer that we remove this rule, even though it
is obvious that doing so would lead to an
indeterminate depreciation of the naira. With
dwindling oil prices, we believe that an order-
based two-way market best serves Nigeria’s
interest at the moment.
“While we would continue to ensure that there is
liquidity and transparency in the market, we
would like to note that the market for FGN
Bonds remains strong and active due, primarily, to
the strength and diversity of the domestic
investor base.
“For the avoidance of doubt, the Federal
Government sees Nigeria and the interest of
Nigerians as paramount. It will, therefore, only
continue to take economic decisions that will
impact positively in the lives of all Nigerians.”
President Buhari also said in the interview that
markets were not being harmed by the delay in
ministerial appointments, which he says will
happen by the end of the month.
He said: “Work is being done by technocrats;
they are there and they provide the continuity.”
The naira remained little changed at 199.05 per
dollar on the inter-bank market at in Lagos.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/i-wont-devalue-naira-says-buhari/

1 - The Pen Borrowers: They re always in the bank, common pen they won't have. These pple are very dangerous, once u borrow them ur pen, u may find it difficult 2 identify dem, At a bank in Nigeria, once someone tells u "may I have ur pen?" Believe me bros, that's d last time u will see that pen (except if u're lucky).

2 - The "I dey ur Back": Immediately dey enter d bank, even b4 taking d slip (withdrawal or deposit), all they do is to know the last person and u hear dem saying, I'm at your back. If care is not taken, abt 8 pple can tell u "I dey ur back" then at d end of d day, they cause confusion (na me dey hin back, I don tell am I was here b4 u blah blah)

3 - The No protocol: This kind of pple don't obey d 1st come, 1st serve slogan! They're mouthed in d bank! Immediately they come in, they just walk up 2 d cashier or manager, he asks them 2sit down & within 5 mins they've completed there transactions while u still dey there looking like mumu 4 queue. Hmmh (Daris God oooo)

4 - The Bank Door Rejectees: These pple will always av a problem with d bank door, then u see them removing their belts, car keys, mobile phones etc and yet d machine keeps shouting "pls go back" My bros next time come 2 bank naked! Biko, he go allow u in... # LOLZ!

5 - The slip wasters: These kind of pple can waste Bank slips! To fill the withdrawal slip or deposit slip na JAMB questions, u c dem canceling, tearing, squeezing & taking another one. To write common 3780 Naira in words
na gobe! Even d so called undergraduates are found wanting in this scenario...CHAI!!!

6 - The pple from Another Planet: These pple usually behave like them no dey dis world since 2 yrs! They will always b asking 4 today's date, even after telling them d correct date, they will ask some1 else again. I tire 4 dis pple oooooo. 
Feel Free to add urs!
Cc:Seun, Lalasticlala

psucc:
Who do we blame. Like for the woman and share for the man.

u dense no b small.....I pray u receive brain man

good luck

I just kiss like d way south Korean kisses ....