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gboss4sure:Lol. My argument is not "if Banks are accepting Dollar or not". My argument is for Barca to be more specific in his original thread on the subject and quote a statutory source. A suitable Policy will define the aims, objectives and duration (if temporary) and trigger events for subsequent related actions amongst others. That "some" Banks are rejecting deposits does not make it right. Until the regulatory authorities affirm and uphold formally, we all should join hands to challenge such decision. Bets are for the unstable, depressed at heart, drunks and losers. Great men give to the needy (on a light note) ![]() |
Truckpusher:NL has opened doors for the dogs, dogs like you. With your slave mentality, you must be a master at folly to ask me a question. You have no idea what a "Policy" looks like. You have been dancing around on a simple request to present same. You shit on yourself young man. You lost your balls spewing hateful trash on a fellow NLander. Beremx has proven to be more deft and adept than all your team caged together. Since your ilk got led down by the feckless Jonathan, it has been bitterness all the way. Your Master, Jonathan, is getting used to the reality of his loss. You guys should get used to same Your eyes shall see a new and better Nigeria. You are not worth any further comments! |
Truckpusher:I checked your profile and I saw a man. I read your addendum and support for that shameful comment of hate and I saw an unwise toddler burdened with hate. It is senile and doddering to twist partial knowledge of personal details of people against them in anonymous public forums. Na na na! ![]() |
OREMUSSANCTUS:Na na na. For pete's sake, we should not get this deep with personal insults. I feel extremely sad at the translation of your comment above. In my 8 years as an avid member, never seen anything like this. Can't believe NL will get this bad. We can throw light tantrums but not hateful comments like this. Na na na! ![]() |
gboss4sure:Does your Bank represent all the Banks in Nigeria? Provide the CBN press release! |
eph12:Choi, you no dey see date, 27 July 2015 for stamp? Lolol Blindness is indeed a disease of the mind and not the eyes. When you are used to opposing the truth, you see nothing even with eyes wide open! ![]() |
Happiness87:Thanks for the clarification. My precise stance. It is not a statutory mandatory directive for Banks to reject Dollar deposits into domiciliary accounts. The CBN has turned the other way and allowed Banks to use their discretion. Hence some Banks may be receiving while some may be rejecting. It is therefore not appropriate for my friend on the other thread to generalize. This is the basis for starting this thread. Cheers. |
Alxmyr:Learn to read and comprehend. People talking about a supposed incident does not make it right. Where is the circular from CBN? The rumors have been rife prior to the 27/07 when I made that deposit. A supposed policy of this magnitude barring customers from paying into their domiciliary accounts will have grave untoward effects. It can not suffice on hearsays. For Banks implementing such, it is at their discretion and not legal! |
jlinkd78:You derailed at the outset with the puerile comments. Oya pele ![]() |
Rashe:Lol. Not at all. Just lending my voice with evidence in deference to a previous post that Banks no longer collect dollar deposits. |
jlinkd78:Jinxed kid. Even if you clean his shoes, you shouldn't be this stupidly dumb ![]() It is not about who laughs last but about ensuring we contribute to information dissemination aptly. Nairaland is a foremost platform which a host of Nigerians visit daily to keep abreast of news, opinions and events. |
barcanista:Friendship, provide the press release from CBN. Avail us the date of this release, day of effect and how long. This is the appropriate way to effectively communicate. Otherwise you will be heating up the polity. I am sure you know better. |
Chiaka:Who is lying? |
jlinkd78:You make me laugh. Barcanists chop me raw? You must be the world most renowned clown of the century. You guys come to NL to seek relevance on your supposed anonymous ego. I laugh in spanish. If he has official proof or press release from the statutory agencies or stakeholders, he should include same in his post with date of release and not make speculations. The closest article on this subject to Barcanista's assertion is contained in this link: http://www.punchng.com/business/money/naira-to-rise-further-as-banks-reject-dollars/, however only two banks were quoted and dates of their purpoted emails to customers were not cited. Until CBN releases a formal press statement, it will be inappropriate to spread such news. |
eph12:Don't know about western union transfers. Payments into domiciliary accounts are still allowed as proven by the teller snapshot. |
saintTim:Zoom into the stamp, you will see 27 Jul 2015 |
Barcanista, Point 1 of your thread (https://www.nairaland.com/2501718/naira-appreciation-why-nigerians-should) refers. As at 27th July 2015, I made a dollar deposit and it was received. I will suggest you cite the terms of reference, perhaps a CBN relese on the subject directives for clarity purposes.
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I kno this chap. A Delta Chap. He was a semi-skilled labour staff at one of my project sites. Trying to recall details. ![]() |
Ingenious child! |
[quote author=INTROVERT post=36569598][/quote]FTC space booking may not be required. Comrade lalastica is not in the habit of pushing threads like mine. I am yet to be proven otherwise. So drop your comments ![]() |
barcanista:My personal person, the reality is that "Change" is here. PDP has been swept away. Nonetheless, I am an apostle of objective criticism, hence my articles admonishing the new government to put in more efforts. If status quo remains after a year, I may join your bandwagon of extreme critics. In the interim, I remain an ardent believer in Buhari's government ![]() |
Madam Beremx, Barcanista, Mogidi and co, oya make una read ![]() |
“Shoki ahh, shoki, ahhhhhhh, shokiiiii” May I borrow this intriguing and uproarious phrase from the hit song of Nigeria’s Lil Kesh, an artiste under the YBNL record label. I am making serious frantic efforts to horn my skills to effectively learn the dance to duly impress my wife. I listened with vigour the inauguration speech of our dear President, Muhammadu Buhari. I was extremely delighted to witness this epoch and landmark milestone in our democracy as a nation. More so, being one of the keypad crusader for “Change” in Government from the directionless PDP, I emotionally danced “atilogwu” that morning. I was overwhelmed with joy. The last time I watched a live Presidential Speech read at a national occasion must have been under former President Obasanjo’s era. This perhaps, may have been caused by the dearth of interest in the aide written recitals flushed through the unrefined voice, diction and accent of Former Presidents laden with the tiredness of the PDP led Central Government citing the same hogwash all the time or the epileptic power supply through those years preventing an opportunity . But on this day, I sent “Kingsley” to find petrol at all cost (there was scarcity)to power my coughing generator. With rapt attention, I strained to listen to our new Presido recite his own speech. Most of the content of the speech did not appeal much to me as the popular “I belong to everybody, I belong to nobody” phrase. I was quite bemused at his dark shades and wished the cameras will zoom closer. I badly wanted to know what brand it was. I was excitedly ready to be as close in looks, fashion-wise to this newly celebrated celebrant who had spent 12 years waiting for this occasion. Without mincing words, I was inspired. Sixty Six (66) days after, it has been more of a shocking “Shoki” than an actual movement. It has been a fixed state of the hand being raised from the bottom to the top, with fingers poking the people and then when momentum is being gained, it hits the face. For example, it took the President visiting the United States of America for the populace to know Ministers may be appointed in September 2015. Communication has been very lax. The present autopilot autocracy is already causing a social media demonstration of craze with no convincing efforts to address the yearnings of the people. What some of us do see for now, from the lethargic gyrations of one spot is “I belong to myself, I belong to nobody”. I have often argued with the extreme critics of this young government that it is inappropriate to expect any tangible output or set of deliverables from this government within 6 months. It is imperative that a detailed assessment and health check of the economy be carried out to develop the framework for execution of key projects to forestall falling into the same creek of cosmetic development that previous governments fell into. However, to the disappointment and chagrin of my co Pro-Change crusaders, I state without mincing words, that it is absolutely mandatory that the new government avail and share timelines of ongoing activities and when we should expect feedback on all the promises chorused during the campaigns. This is a Project Management prerequisite and it cannot be overlooked. Requesting Nigerians depend on “fullness of time” for answers is ludicrous and smirks of a lazy government who does not want to be held accountable for commitments made. May the President be reminded that Nigerians fought tirelessly to get him into this position and Nigerians, his employers must be duly carried along at all times. Stakeholders’ management is non-negotiable and with the growing popularity of social media, it will not be business as usual with information dissemination. It is time to duly brace up. The culture of potbellied politicians gallivanting with the President on foreign trips must be curbed. We are yet to see the notes from the G-7 event held in June 2015 beyond the infamous Michelle and West Germany fiasco. We are yet to see any positive feedback from the celebrated meeting with the renowned President Obama of USA and his team of supposed experts in July 2015, but we know resources have left our coffers. We may have to wait endlessly because we noticed via pictures that the President’s entourage went without notepads to meetings unlike their American counterparts. This is inappropriate. The way forward beyond chasing for refunds of stolen funds only (though commendable), is putting in motion an astute Portfolio Management Strategy enshrined in Project Management (to be duly discussed in another article). I personally think the Vice President’s cerebral capacity is not being tapped enough. While we await the glorious coming of the evergreen Ministers, I enjoin the President to get in sync with the Vice President and saddle him with the start up documentation to avail us timelines/Gantt Chart on the direction this government will choose to go. The breakdown structure should include but not limited to proposed activities and tasks on Appointment of Ministers, Security, Electricity, transport infrastructure Economy, Naira-Dollar debacle and Corruption at the minimum with timelines. From these timelines, we can deduce when actions will commence and when tangible results will be felt (note, it is a forecast based on the existing situation and actions do not necessarily need to commence immediately). The timelines should be prepared and shared no later than August 29, 2015 being three (3) months after the inauguration. Detailed performance review in May 2016, one (1) year after inauguration. In closing, may I remind the President that the goodwill enjoyed before the elections is fast depleting and Nigerians are agitating. Time to move from the fanciful “Shoki in Aso Rock” to a more energetic and acrobatic “atilogwu” or “bata” dance. We yearn for the full “Change” we voted for, we ask for effective communication, we look forward to actions. Picture Credit: Linda Ikeji Blog Cc lalastica
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Can't hate her! |
Has there been a research on the effect of weather on the underlaying white skin? Very soon in my lifetime, these wannabes will beg to have their skin back. The "black skin" shall very soon be great! |
Vikkie14:Choi. Wetin i bin dey think? Lol. My response to your highlights: Hurting - The present participle of the verb "hurt". Correct and apt for use. Though i have changed it to "hurt". ![]() His - changed to "is" I just wake wen i type am. Thanks though! |
Dumb and feckless! Mr FOK shall live to see the end to this menace nurtured under his previous Boss. I am sure he is still hurt from not being invited to his daighter's birthday. It seems his smallie girlfriend is chasing after small boys too. These are the few logical reasons for these insensitive comments.. |
Beremx:No vex Madam Berem. BBM is on break now na y ![]() |
Beremx:Madam.... |
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shobroy10:Wow, same "bread" thougts, same time range. Lolol |
Wetin dis our yeye 3rd leg go cause? 60yr old man still dey "nawo" lyk dis, sotey ashana tear him face lyk bread. Lessons learnt! ![]() |
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