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Leggodeals:All that for chicken feed 20K??! Nevermind all that, I see you're an HR recruiter, and female. You can use the guy to fill a vacancy - win-win. And you can find me a girlfriend - must be decent-voiced, non-fat, beautiful, and OBIDIENT! |
chrisxxx:See the HEARTLESS bozo, still pretending. As if people can't go back and read stuff like this below. Someone you assumed was so poor he'll sell his vote for 1K, yet you blackmailed he must post his details publicly!
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Formularcr7:No mind the lying, sniveling, broke ass bozo. And cruel as well: for 2K or less he had that David guy splash his name on social media to be referenced by all in perpetuity? What a really HEARTLESS fellow! Of course that was neither my name nor acct #. I only wanted to expose the shameless, bottom-feeding mofo. And now we have confirmed what we've all instinctively known all along: chrisxxx is a broke-ass, bottom-feeding, low self-esteem, low life trying to compensate by forming rich on a faceless forum!! |
chrisxxx:See this cheap, lying, ridiculous bozo. What has any of this to do with being a man of your word?? Well, CONFIRMED, what Nlanders knew all along: chrisxxx is a broke, sniveling low life trying to form rich on Nairaland. The shameless mofo apparently sent that David guy 2K. TWO K!! What is 2K?? So for 2K you have him splash his name on social media to be referenced by anyone in perpetuity?? What a heartless, really cheap fellow. Only gosh knows how long he'll mourn that 2K BTW. Because I'm sure it is a HUGE amount to him. Cheap, shameless; broke ass bozo! |
chrisxxx:Reminders below. Nobody knows if David is really you replying yourself. Everybody is certain I'm not you. Nlanders are watching to see if you'll prove yourself a man of your word.
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Allardyce:How e take consign you? Eagerly awaiting the alert. Nlanders are watching |
Allardyce:I only said some people may actually need the 8000. How you extrapolated that to almajirism beats me. As for almajirism, it's just like tribalism. You don't say tribe is killing Nigeria. You say tribalism |
chrisxxx:1465292727 access bank Ade Jegde |
Allardyce:Minding my business and someone throws a challenge and I accepted. How's that almajirism? |
chrisxxx:I've DMed you. Nairalanders please be following |
Speak for yourself |
It all boils down to government connections 3 Deals That Made African Billionaires The wealth and recognition enjoyed by African billionaires today can be closely linked to some game-changing deals. These African entrepreneurs defied all odds to embark on some deals that catapulted them to the top. These deals are just a few examples of the many successful businesses that are operational in Africa. They also highlight the growing economic power of Africa and the potential for African businesses to succeed on a global scale. This article explores three deals that made and contributed to the significant fortune these African billionaires enjoy today. Let’s dive in. Nicky Oppenheimer First on our list is the South African billionaire, Nicky Oppenheimer. Nicky sold his family’s 40% stake in De Beers, the world’s largest rough diamond producer, to Anglo-American for $5.2 billion in August 2012. Before the deal, his family occupied a controlling spot in the world’s diamond trade. With a $8.4 billion networth, Nicky sits as the third richest man in Africa. He owns at least 720 square miles of conservation land across South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique. Aliko Dangote Nigerian billionaire, Aliko Dangote also sold a 2.3 per cent stake in his cement firm, Dangote Cement to foreign buyers. The deal which was valued at $236 million was negotiated between Stanbic IBTC and Meristem stockbrokers. This came after Dangote Industries sold a 1.5 per cent of its 95 per cent stake to South Africa’s Public Investment Corporation (PIC) for $289.3 million in 2013 and a 1.4 per cent stake to Sovereign Fund Investment Corp of Dubai (ICD) for $300 million. Considered one of Nigeria’s biggest companies, Dangote Cement was listed on the NSE in 2010. Koos Bekker Koos Bekker is celebrated for turning South African Media Group Naspers into an e-commerce investor and cable TV powerhouse. He did this by overseeing a deal that saw Naspers pay $34 million for a third of Chinese Internet firm Tencent Holdings in 2001. Today, the company currently operates in 130 countries and is listed on the London Stock Exchange and Johannesburg Stock Exchange. It also has the largest market capitalization of any media company outside the US, China and India. |
And what if they totally ignore the order? That's how ridiculously powerful Nigeria has made her president. ONLY the president can order DSS to obey that court order. If he whispers to them not to obey it, they won't. And nothing will happen! |
There were other people around
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One word: japa |
Waste of time Too late Medicine after death Possible BEFORE inauguration But once inaugurated Tinubu will be there for EIGHT years, wether we like it or not! |
Wahala dey like bicycle |
Why don't Nigerian journalists know how/when to use "however"? Bunch of illiterates! |
PencilBox:That moniker is actually a man. Fooled again ![]() |
Milkmill2000:What else is there to think about? ![]() |
MrPRevailer:Will you ignoramus conspiracy nincompoops leave BG alone!!! Evil people are in the shadows, perpetrating their evils, never showing their faces, manipulating Africans into thinking money rituals work, etc. They hate people like BG with a passion and are the ones orchestrating your image of him! Say ONE thing BG has to gain by being obsessed with the extremely poor! |
ManWater:They copied from Nigeria. Ekweremadu was beaten in Germany back in 2019
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Timoleon:To commit suicide definitely means you're NOT alive. Death had become better than living! |
Timoleon:But you don't see them committing suicide |
masseratti:You OBVIOUSLY don't know what you are talking about. At what rates? Asking this question tells me you know NOTHING about this. My man, you send $1, the receiver in Nigeria receives exactly $1. The transaction fees are minimal - $1 per $100, not to exceed a small set amount. And you obviously don't know how forex works. No one hoards dollars more than Chinese govt, so what? There is more than enough available. The thing is to bring it into Nigeria, not preventing people from hoarding dollars. You can make Naira scarce - like Emefiele tried to do. That will definitely dramatically increase the exchange rate of the Naira - but it will also likely lead to serious recession and eventually lowering of wages! |
masseratti:This is the most ridiculous thing written here yet. There are countless apps you can use to transfer dollars instantly from US to Nigeria! |
So? |
family6644:The discussion is about soul mate, not love. Soul mate means one someone specially made for you. About that your 17yrs, that's what usually happens when someone dies - you'll forget all their annoying characteristics and they become perfect, incomparable to anyone you'll ever mert, anyone alive! |
tupix:U welcome. No mind the other guy. US is several countries in one - immigration laws are enforced in some parts and not at all in others |
Obvious nonsense |
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