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Music/Radio › Re: Rema VS Omah Lay, Who Sings Better? [video] by SaintUlot: 8:02am On Nov 07, 2020 |
Oblitz: Oma lay's freestyle was done in the studio, while Rema did his own in a car. I can hear Reverb and other effects and even a little auto tune in oma lay's freestyle. Rema's freestyle is without any effect, and was recorded with a mobile phone. To me Rema is better. If oma lay records where Rema did his own, it won't sound as good as Rema.
Op you no get sense. How would you compare phone recording with studio mic recording. And then claim that the one that recorded with studio mic is better? As bad as my voice is. I would sound better than Michael Jackson if I record on a Rode mic and compare it to his mobile phone recording Sent you message on WhatsApp, but you chose to ignore it, no problem |
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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by SaintUlot: 6:59pm On Oct 29, 2020 |
talk2tonie: People still do. It was actually over subscribed too. U mean it was still oversubscribed @ that ridiculous rate? |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by SaintUlot: 6:12pm On Oct 29, 2020 |
ahiboilandgas: I pray..not ...i own 4 wheel barrow and sell tomatos and pepper in mile 12 market ....this will surely help stop it .... @lazyyouth4u will be like: "Thank God we are in the same category, nothing to envy about him again, he was just making me to be feeling uncomfortable when he was claiming he had trucks. I will now make it a point of duty to tell all my neighbours and the whole world that @ahiboilandgas that i was beefing before is no longer a rich man ooo, but a common cart pusher @ mile 12 market just like me. I thank God ooo, how would i have survived it if he is truly what he claimed to be in real life, hypertension will just finish me." |
Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by SaintUlot: 6:00pm On Oct 29, 2020 |
talk2tonie: NTB Auction Result for today 28th October 2020
91 days - 0.3410 182 days - 0.5000 364 days - 0.9800
I hope this helps. Happy investing  Do people still subscribe to treasury bills @ this rate? This rate will make people to take a look @ manufacturing and stimulate the economy. |
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Investment › Re: Treasury Bills In Nigeria by SaintUlot: 5:27pm On Oct 29, 2020 |
ahiboilandgas: Somebody is addicted to me 300 quotes in 2 weeks....un responded.......chai very painful... He will commit suicide last last on top your matter. |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 4:36pm On Oct 29, 2020 |
ahiboilandgas: if they can publish their income statements and aduited reports i will also invest .....even if it 5 percent per month.. @Mrpojj kindly relate this to the board of Mba forex as stakeholder that you are. |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 4:33pm On Oct 29, 2020 |
OgogoroFreak: Is there any Ponzi that stays forever? He is protecting his own interest, i only pity innocent and gullible ones that will fall for this. |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 11:17am On Oct 29, 2020 |
Mrpojj: Are they having problems that I don't know? From what I know they are still paying The fact that they are still paying doesn't mean they will pay for ever. One problem that i have with people that are defending mba forex is that they are not being sincere for their own selfish reason, instead of them to admit that this scheme oooo, though it is paying for now, it will crash sooner or later. How can they be giving certainty that mba will never crash and they are luring some innocent people to keep on pumping money into the scheme. |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 11:11am On Oct 29, 2020 |
imagrg: Ha. You again? Well, you are actually attesting to the bitter truth! Many people know it but being greedy and desperately self-centred, they don't care whose horse is gord so long as it satisfies their greed. The hearts of most Nigerians are hardened and desperately wicked. You could even be killed for daring to speak the bitter truth! It's like using a fellow human being for money ritual. These Ponzi Schemes actually rob Peter to pay Paul. Seems you too remember @sgtponzihater1 exploit that time, he is one man battalion. |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 11:09am On Oct 29, 2020 |
sgtponzihater1: Big regards to you. It was a big fight then as nearly everyone was against me. I am happy I stood with the truth, and I was vindicated in the end.
Nigerians are very complicated, and people would go spiritual just for money that can fizzle out in a second. It was a very big fight then, and I just had to lay low.
For the wise, there is no quick money anywhere. Making money from these scheme is potentially causing pain to others in the end, as they all collapse, and bruised victims must emerge. This makes it morally wrong even though you cash out; you would have joined to cause anguish, pain and sometimes sudden death to others.
Regards again
We must all be rich
Sgt Ponzi Hater Many people don't care about others losing money, they just want to cash out, they don't care if others suffer misfortune. That's why you see them fighting hard to make sure the scheme is sustained, whereas the longer the scheme lives, the more the number of people that will get heartbreak increases. |
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Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 10:56am On Oct 28, 2020 |
Jamesrock: My 360k go soon complete! Should I put my money in MBA forex!
I need honest answers If the 360k is a chicken change to you and what you can afford to lose, kindly put it in Mba forex. Thanks |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 10:36am On Oct 28, 2020 |
amliftedhigher: Please oh I am thinking of putting money in chymall and MBA forex by January oh. I lost 3M in mmm oh. Since last year I heard about this MBA forex and chymall fear no gree me oh. Now my friends who invested since last year have all gotten their full money back and are trading with part of the interest. Put your money, so as to provide more liquidity in the system for earlier investors to cash out. |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 10:34am On Oct 28, 2020 |
Santinojr: Take this trash off the FrontPage! This is a sponsored post by naysayers of MBA forex Why are you pained that it is on front page, Instead of you to see it as a free publicity for your Mba forex and Bara. |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 10:30am On Oct 28, 2020 |
freeman67: They was no name they didn't call SEC. The slogan was "is it your money"? They further told people that the government and the people trying to educate them are jealous of them.
Their paid agents attacked everyone that dared to have a contrary opinion. Just like it is happening on this thread now.
Eventually, everything went south then the Nigerian Mavrodi disappeared with their pay. I only pitied those just coming in to mba fx, na dem go suffer most. The early birds already cashed out. When the thing finally crashed, I don't want to see any mba forex victim sending me pm asking for handouts or giveaway, if you do, i will mock you join, because you have already been warned. |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 10:07am On Oct 28, 2020 |
Mrpojj: Please is MBA having issues, Can someone make me understand Hope you only invested with an amount you can afford to lose? If yes you have nothing to worry about, once Mba forex crashes, you will just move on as if nothing happens |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 10:02am On Oct 28, 2020 |
WIZGUY69: I remembered. This is honestly Stupid of the entire Nairaland team to bring this kind of topic on front page. Seun et al. I am disappointed. Just be wise like a serpent, you should be caught unaware, withdraw all your money before they pause withdrawal and say one year will now be two years investment duration. The signs are there already, all those people fighting for the sustainability of the scheme knows what they are doing. They don't want any panic that might crash the system before they cash out all their money. |
Investment › Re: Why Are Nigerians Still Investing In MBA Forex, BARA And Others? by SaintUlot: 9:56am On Oct 28, 2020 |
Monjerk: Have you ever wonder how MBA manage to cope during the pandemic period that so many business were affected and you will agree with me that mba didn’t get new investors that period but they were successfully paying their existing investors their ROI, so where did they get the money to do the cycling then? People were investing and besides they have lots of funds @ their disposal, so why won't they pay? Just because of a month lock down? Any investment that tells you it can't pay because of lockdown was only looking for an excuse not to pay. |
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