₦airaland Forum

Dogalmighty17:
You see the list above?
Let's engage our brains now. The countries with higher divorce rates, have longer life expectancies. Those with lower divorce rates have shorter life expectancies.

Nigeria really isn't on the list above probably because we keep nebulous records. But whatever official records exist, if tabulated will still put Nigeria among countries with low divorce rates.

Now guess what Nigeria's life expectancy is. We were at 56 years the last time I checked. That was before Buhari Tsunami.

Marriage can make a man live longer. But nothing cuts short a man's life like being married to the wrong woman.

May God help us with our choices in spouse. And for those of us already married but with troubled homes, if divorce is out of the picture, may we find the grace to keep working on our marriages. It is not easy I tell you.

viyon02:
Africa still have the best marriage system, in the world, and the white are envious of this, so they try to sell to us devilish ideas, in order to destroy our traditional view of marriage, they brought feminism, sodomy etc.

Demogorgon:
Make una dey try read

missuzoma:
Key highlights from the Banker's Committee meeting held today on the Naira Redesign

1. The old 200 naira will still be legal till April 10th 2023.

2. The old 200 naira and the new 500 and new 1000 will continue to be in circulation till 10th of April 2023.

3. The old 500 and the 1000 can be deposited into commercial bank just once within the 60days extension.

4. A new App will be developed by CBN to enable customer to make the one off deposit within the extended 60 days.

5. A customer cannot make more than 500k deposit within this period and it cannot be splited.

6. Customer making above 500k will have to visit the CBN.

7. You cannot receive value for the deposit immediately because the money will go to a CBN GL.

8. You can only receive value Upon remittance and confirmation from CBN.

Spiritmask:
You can't generate the reference code more than once with your BVN, and you can't use the code for more than one deposit.
So if you like go to 500 banks

tinsel:
Here as they will divert back to their curse of Buhari

Llight101:
The Central Bank of Nigeria has ordered banks to start collecting the old N500 and N1,000 notes from the public with immediate effect.

It, however, pegged the maximum amount the banks can collect at N500,000.

The CBN maintained that the old currencies were no more legal tender.

A source from the bank said the CBN ordered the banks to collect the monies instead of going to the CBN office following difficulties encountered in getting access to the bank.
A CBN official said, “Go to your bank but fill out the form before you go. Go with the reference code you generate. With your code, banks will collect it from you. But if it is more than 500,000, you will go to the CBN and deposit it.”

dustmalik:
It's clear that there is difference between Ipob and real Igbos. The real Igbos reason well, while Ipobic miscreants are nuisance.

SHINJA:
Make Una Chop him money vote for obi..

Only yoruba Muslims will vote for tinubu

Endurance walk for Tinubu in Owerri Imo state. May the Jagaban overcome all the booby traps on his way to victory on 25 February. Amen pic.twitter.com/s0yJbGFViS

— Bayo Onanuga, OON, CON (@aonanuga1956) February 17, 2023

Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Mike Ozekhome, has said it is wrong for the President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), to disobey the Supreme Court order on the old naira notes.

The apex court had in an interim order restrained the Federal Government from suspending the acceptance of the old naira notes.

But in a statement on Friday, Ozekhome described the order by the President as a ‘dicta, more in the form of a military Decree’.

The statement partly read, “Buhari, in his broadcast on Thursday, February 16, 2023, unilaterally varied the apex court’s extant order of maintenance of status quo, by directing the CBN Governor to the effect that ‘the old N200 banknotes be released back into circulation…to circulate as legal tender with the new N200, N500 and N1000 bank notes for 60 days…’


The President then issued a dicta, more in the form of a military Decree, that, ‘in line with section 20 (3) of the CBN Act, 2007, all existing old N1000 and N500 notes remain redeemable at the CBN and designated prints’.

“This order is a clear violation of and disobedience to the existing order of the apex court which had already maintained the status quo ante bellum of all parties involved in the Naira re-design dispute.

“The Supreme Court had on Wednesday, February 15, 2023, after the first interim order, adjourned the suit originally filed by the Attorneys-General of Kano, Kogi and Zamfara states (other interested parties were later joined) to February 22, to enable it hear the entire matter holistically.”