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Kruzz:
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This Wizchild sef, why does he keep sleeping with his mother's age mates?

Guy u have contracted Hiv, just write ur Will and donate 25 percent to Nairaland for a theme Nairaland funeral lol.

95 percent of pple here are looking for the opportunity to take advantage of the other from people offering higher rates than the BDC in Nigeria, people looking how to facilitate yahoo funds to people looking for how to swindle your cash through the paypal payment reversal.

Nigerians will never change yet they want change !

Kegite was meant to be a social club for entertainment until some "Youth" entered the club and used it for other activities.

Emergency singer who call people wives "Kokolettes"

It looks like some doggy gay shit to me.

£900 for Sale @ N399 per pound, I can only transfer to UK accounts.

Nigerian hospitals 'they prefer to attend to dead bodies'.

What's ur paypal rate?

justi4jesu:
Paypal funds Available

email me at deuceleo@yahoo.com

kasshoggi:
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There's no contact info. Phone number?

How do I contact you?

And the guy will be somewhere drinking "Hero" feeling like a hero who women are fighting for.

Anyway, i don't understand why the women are fighting for him probably because of his "Man boobs" as seen in his topless picture lol.

It must be so depressing for aged women who find it difficult to hold on to a man, that's why this quarrel ensued between this two.

Haha its anger from the customer's perspective. Thats what happens when you feel cheated by these petrol stations with their inflated pump prices and meter adjustment.

Welcome to the good life son, see as the boy cheeks just set like butty pikin, the guy even look fresh pass naija pikin dem.

God bless the Danish woman, Africans need to wake up from their superstitious belief as its killing.

All these pastor say, pastor say is untrue. If your child is unwell seek medical help, all these possession by the evil spirit is all superstitious belief

and should be abolished...

Chai I remember the day dem break 30 cartons of eggs on top tonto dikeh head becos of this husband mata.

Tonto tonto

Bro u are very lucky, they swap ur original dollar too with fake n tell you the rate just changed, u go collect the fake and waka making the hoodlums 100 percent richer.

Theses hoodlums are the speculators the FG is fighting, they offer ridiculously high rate from market rate to entice you as soon as you put head they chop ur meat.

Its best not to be greedy with exchange.

Jamb is the New GTB, give and take.

Hope by the time Jamb start taking back they wont put some student scores on -150.

Better go and do DNA test to make sure those children are yours.

RIP soldiers of the Lord.

Yahoo money exchanging hands on this thread.

Buyer BEWARE !

Since ur friend did it two weeks to your wedding, wait two days to his own wedding so you do the same.

Meanwhile cancel the wedding and find new girlfriend.

The whole thing looks disorganised, no planning.

Why couldn't there be a member of the organising team right on top of the escalator advising the public to use alternative route or at least hold on, people will just oblige.

Dis ur pusssyy u dey advertise like this, it must be really tight?

kestolove95:
Naija gurls gat d baddest pu**y eva..mine is tighter dan kenya virgins sef

The culprit has got away with the crime, this happens every week in naija.

Paypal N265
Payoneer N210.

kasshoggi:
How much do you buy dollar now?

We are situated in Lagos and Abuja, and buy most electronic currency such as Payoneer and Paypal .

The rates are competitive but surely the best you can get.

Drop a message for a quote.

Nigerian Banks "the new yahoo", all these customers they claim to have sold forex to are they ghosts?

When you visit these banks, none of them agree they sell forex but at the end of the week you see how many million they sold hmmm.

I rather trust Ashawo than trust Nigerian Bank.

Ahmed3rdjuly:
BANKS’ FOREX REPORTING
Obinna Chima
Bank returns on the utilisation of foreign exchange bought by commercial banks from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) last week have shown that Zenith Bank Plc with $23,006,130.65 reported the highest amount of forex purchased for its customers.
The central bank had stated that the publications were meant to improve transparency in the allocation of forex to the banks, adding that it was agreed that banks would be publishing their returns weekly.
Zenith Bank displaced First Bank of Nigeria Limited (FirstBank) with an allocation of $19,592,883.79. FirstBank the week before posted the highest returns on utilisation of forex bought from the CBN.
FirstBank was followed by Stanbic IBTC Limited with $18,233,471.82, while Diamond Bank Plc with $15,014,943 came in fourth.
Standard Chartered Bank, Nigeria, reported returns of $13,822,206 to occupy the fifth position, Access Bank Plc reported returns of $13,811,929.15 to occupy the sixth position, just as Guaranty Trust Bank Plc (GTBank) reported returns of $13,628,377.70 to occupy the seventh place, while Ecobank Nigeria Limited reported returns of $10,014,449.67.
Also, while Citibank reported returns of $8,727,660.51, Sterling Bank Plc published returns of $8,516,484.73, Union Bank of Nigeria Plc — $8,031,320.09, United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc – $7,808,531.06 and Fidelity Bank – $6,639,431.81.
For the third week in a row since banks started publishing the returns, invisibles such as school fess and business and personal travel allowances, in terms of volumes, accounted for the highest number of forex allocations, while other invisibles such as repatriation of capital, divestment by foreign portfolio investors from the equities and bond markets accounted for a large chunk of forex purchases, in terms of value.
However, top bank officials explained to THISDAY that the returns were not in any way reflective of total demand by the banks on behalf of their customers, saying that what the central bank was trying to address were the backlog of forex demand.
“On average, our returns or allocations are just about 10 per cent of total demand, which means that the CBN is unable to meet forex demand on the official market.
“It is for this reason there is so much pressure on the parallel market, where businesses that are unable to get their forex requirements met through the official window turn to,” a bank CEO explained.
For Zenith Bank, its returns on utilisation of forex bought from the CBN showed that the bank sold $23,006,130.65 it was allocated to 345 customers. Of this, payment for school fees abroad got the highest allocation in terms of volume, but it also sold dollars to some of its corporate customers for visible items such as the importation of raw materials, among others.
With respect to FirstBank, of the 741 customers on its list, only 11 accounted for visible items, while the rest was allotted to tuition fees.
Stanbic IBTC returns, on the other hand, reflected a large number of divestments by foreign portfolio investors comprising Brown Brothers Harriman/Stanbic Nominees, HSBC Funds Services London, JPM (JP Morgan) London, JPM Securities, Northern Trust London, State Street/Stanbic Nominees, Credit Suisse International, and the Bank of New York.
Forty-seven of the bank’s transactions out of 126, were for divestment purposes. Others went to raw materials, machinery importation and other visibles.
In the same vein, Diamond Bank sold forex to 253 customers. Of the total, 174 bought forex for school fees, 25 for PTA, while the rest went to the importation of visible items.
For Standard Chartered Bank Nigeria Limited, of the 251 customers in its returns, the bank sold dollars to 137 to pay school fees. Also, like other banks, it sold dollars for the importation of visible items such as electronic materials, petroleum products and industrial spare parts, among others.
Similarly, Access Bank sold dollars to 187 of its customers, but while 143 of the bank’s customers got forex for PTA and school fees abroad, 47 of them were allocated forex for the importation of visible items.
In contrast, Citibank Nigeria dealt mostly with multinationals. It sold forex to 59 customers including Procter and Gamble Nigeria, Unilever Nigeria, Nestle Nigeria, Emirates Airlines and Friesland Campini (WAMCO).


http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/02/29/zenith-bank-takes-lead-in-forex-allocation-from-cbn/

Are you here to tell me how much I paid.

Meringe:
Don't mind him.

It's 330