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2014 you see him contesting for the governorship election. I dey laugh wit my yansh.

Thank God, happy for him.Get closer to God.

Will cashless economy affect domiciliary accounts?

Did you say'mysteriously'?

naija

How they will play.

APOEL Nicosia v Real Madrid
Marseille v Bayern Munich
Benfica v Chelsea
AC Milan v Barcelona

Champions League draws. Who will Barcelona and real Madrid get?

There is no country protection in the draw.

CHAMPIONS LEAGUE QUARTER-FINALISTS
AC Milan
APOEL Nicosia
Barcelona
Bayern Munich
Benfica
Chelsea
Marseille
Real Madrid


Your predictions?

Lesson for newbies.

They have all the extra 0′s at the end of their account balances that allow them to move the market- to tip a balance market into imbalance where buying overwhelms sellers or visa versa (i.e they cause the trends). Retail traders cannot move the market. So the best retail traders resign themselves to be the followers.

Hence, as a retail trader, it is important to define risk, limit risk against key technical levels that should provide an energy on way or the other. That is what I focus on. From there (ie. from a position), the retail trader is a slave to what the big boyz think. Either you are going to be wrong and risk a little, or be right and “make more than a little” (i.e, be with them on the trend type moves).

The goal as a retail trader is to stay in the game. Don’t blow up. Retail has to see and recognize the key levels (levels that have energy), listen to the market (by what you see), but don’t tell “the market” what to do. Over time, you will be able to process the nuances of the price action and actually be able to catch trends and stay on trends by feeling the markets – anticipating a trend.

As such, I like to tell retail traders that you need “Traders Luck”. Traders luck is when you define risk, limit risk and then benefit from “the market” agreeing with you. You cannot move the market so it does require a degree of luck (whether you like it or not). This is different than Blind Luck where traders don’t define risk, don’t limit risk and therefore risk is in reality unlimited. You may win occasionally with Blind Luck but you will not survive as you will let your ego get in the way and eventually blow up.

Trading is not easy and nothing is guaranteed (we are all different), but traders also often make it more complicated then it should be. Sometimes having someone tell you that and explaining a simple thing like what is the major advantage of institutions over retail, allows you to take the next progressive steps forward. I am all about taking steps forward and having those steps make sense, so that you can have a better control over your trading – even if you are the Oakland A’s and you play against the NY Yankees.

Dinner before 7pm.

Cheiooo, abeg abeg, get the old site back. Seun, what is all these you think you are doing? This is murder.

A DOCTOR in Krugersdorp on the West Rand, who sued his wife for infecting him with HIV, is frustrated that the case is not making any progress.
Last year the doctor opened a case of attempted murder against his estranged wife.

He told the police he only realised the danger when the wife's 10-year-old child tested HIV-positive last May. His stepchild collapsed at school and he took the child to a doctor, who referred them to a public hospital for a thorough check-up.

The results indicated the child was HIV-positive.

Now, the doctor claims the police are taking their time to finalise the case.

The doctor said that when he met his estranged wife they did not test for HIV.

"I thought that as a mother she would not want any harm to come to her child. I totally trusted her. As I have said before, I blame myself for this but I will continue with the case because she endangered my life."

West Rand police spokesman Warrant Officer Solomon Sibiya said: "The investigating officer applied for an order to obtain documents from the doctor to see when the woman was infected. The magistrate turned the order down and we have applied for the second time. If it is turned down again, we will go to the high court."

Lawyer Msebenzi Masombuka said that in the last six years he had dealt with four cases where partners charged each other with attempted murder over HIV infections.

"It is very hard to win these cases. All the cases I dealt with were withdrawn at the end because there were no prospects for the case to continue. There was no way we could prove that the accused had willingly infected their partners," he said.

http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/news/2012/03/09/doctor-blames-cops-for-delay-in-hiv-case

Alpari NZ is not scam, You don't need to consult Alpari uk for clarification, they are independent of each other. You also have Alpari Cyprus, Russia, NZ and so on.

Big shame, 1-3 now, chei ego

The standoff between the Federal Government and South Africa over the deportation of Nigerians continued to fester yesterday with a Senate committee calling for the suspension of diplomatic ties between the two countries.

In an apparent retaliation, Nigeria on Monday night deported 28 South Africans who arrived in Lagos, while yesterday the Federal Government threatened to go tough on South African companies operating in Nigeria.

The row sparked off at the weekend when 125 Nigerians travelling by Arik Air and the South African Airlines were deported on arrival in Johannesburg allegedly because they were carrying fake yellow fever vaccine cards.

Yesterday, Foreign Affairs Minister Olugbenga Ashiru appeared before committees of the Senate and the House of Representatives, where he said Nigeria would retaliate what he called the xenophobic tendencies of the South Africans.

Ashiru, who is a former Nigerian high commissioner to South Africa, told the Senator Mathew Nwagwu-led committee on Foreign Affairs that the deportation of 28 South Africans from Lagos was because of irregular travel documents and that this was only the beginning of retaliatory moves.

He said Nigeria had asked the South African government to apologise and punish officials involved in the deportation of Nigerians, and to also pay compensation for the affected travellers and Arik Air.

Ashiru said also that the Federal Government would soon sanction South African firms operating in Nigeria for bringing in what he called half-baked graduates to occupy positions that could be occupied by Nigerians.

"Nigeria has done so much for South Africa, and will not tolerate a situation where South African police and immigration officials fuel tension between both nations," he said.

"We must take tough actions against any country that takes delight in the ill-treatment of Nigerians. Nigeria will react in a mature and calculated way on the assault on our people to show that when you show disrespect to our people, we will hit back. South Africa has no monopoly of maltreating travellers."

The biggest South African company operating in Nigeria is MTN, which is the largest mobile phone operator in Nigeria with more than 42 million of the 95 million total active subscribers.

Nigeria is also the biggest and most lucrative market for MTN, which has operations in about 21 African and Middle East countries.

Stanbic-IBTC Bank is another company with major South African stake operating in Nigeria.

Supermarket chain Shoprite, also a South African company, has outlets in Nigeria. A South African retailer Massmart is planning to open up to 20 stores in Nigeria, according to the website of the South Africa-Nigeria Chamber of Commerce.

The Senate committee told the minister to "go and close our embassy and close theirs here. You should also recall our ambassador and ask any company that has a link with them to go, while any of their companies handling projects in Nigeria should also be stopped. It's time we told them we are not fools."

At the House of Representatives, Ashiru told the Rep. Nnenna Elendu Ukeje-led foreign affairs committee that "the underlying problem is the xenophobic attitude of ordinary South Africans to Nigerians, but South Africa and indeed all other African countries should stop taking Nigeria's maturity and friendliness for granted."

"This government is determined to ensure the dignity of Nigerian citizens anywhere in the world, so henceforth we will reciprocate such actions one way or the other," he added.

The South African high commission in Abuja when contacted yesterday refused to make comments, but instead referred our reporter to a statement issued late Monday night by the Foreign Affairs ministry after a meeting with the South African High Commissioner.

The meeting referred to was held with the Permanent Secretary of the Foreign Affairs ministry, which was convened to express the Federal Government's anger over the deportation saga.

Part of the statement, said, "The South African High Commissioner assured the Permanent Secretary that the (yellow card) policy was not aimed at Nigerians alone, and that Nigerians were not being targeted for any kind of treatment.

"He maintained that it was a general requirement for all passengers coming into the country from what he called 'Yellow Fever Belt,' which included many West African countries."

Minister says South Africa flouted WHO regulations

Yesterday, Health minister Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu said the South Africa government's action flouted "international health regulations issued by the World Health Organization 2005, section 32."

The IHR 2005 regulation requires travellers from countries at risk of yellow fever to show an international certificate of vaccination against yellow fever--which is in turn required to procure travel visas.

Chukwu said, "It is obviously very curious that a country that has issued entry visa to intending travellers, whose issuance was in the first place predicated on the presentation of a valid yellow card, will then turn around at the point of entry to deport those travellers. If those travellers had fake yellow cards, the question will then be how come they possessed valid visas?"

Classification by the World Health Organization indicates Nigeria is one of 44 countries with a risk of exposure to yellow fever virus.

Chukwu said Nigeria had no yellow fever prevalence and as such its citizens should not have been subjected to such an action from the South African government.

He said the last confirmed cases of yellow fever in Nigeria was in 1995 when 25 cases and one death were recorded.

"The validity of the yellow card extends for a period of 10 years beginning 10 days after the date of vaccination or in the event of a revaccination, 10 years from the date of the revaccination," the minister added.

"Some countries like South Africa, Zimbabwe, India and Saudi Arabia require that Nigerians coming into their country produce evidence of vaccination against yellow fever.

"On our part, Nigeria requires travellers coming into the country from Yellow Fever at-risk countries to produce evidence of vaccination against Yellow Fever in accordance with the IHR 2005."

28 South Africans refused entry to Nigeria

In an apparent escalation of the row, Nigerian Immigration officials on Monday night denied 28 South African nationals entry into Nigeria.

The South Africans flew into the Murtala Muhammed International Airport on a South African Airways flight at about 8pm.

But they were refused entry because of what airport sources said was "improper documentation of yellow fever cards," the same offence over which the Nigerians were deported from South Africa.

A top official of the Nigerian Immigration told Daily Trust in Lagos that "the South Africans were deported due to improper documentation bordering on yellow fever cards.

"They were deported at about 10.30pm in the same South African flight that brought them."

Nigeria's former Ambassador to Sudan and former representative at the United Nations, Ambassador Suleiman Dahiru, yesterday said Nigeria should not allow the yellow fever card row with South Africa to escalate.

Speaking to Daily Trust last night, Dahiru said every country has its own rules and regulations, and it is not just a question of having visa when you are travelling to other countries, as there are other requirements including the vaccine card.

"If the Nigerians went there without the cards, or if the cards were discovered to be fake, South Africa is perfectly right to take such action. But if they had the genuine cards, then South Africa acted wrongly," he said.

"Let me give you an example from a personal experience. When I was in Pakistan, a deputy governor of a state went to that country without the card, and he was quarantined. I intervened, and the Pakistanis said even the president could not intervene in the case.

"If Nigerians went with genuine cards, then it was rather unfriendly of the South Africans to act that way and Nigeria has the right to retaliate. But if you talk of retaliation, you have to find out very well before you act."

Ask whether he sees the saga as an extension of cold rivalry between Nigeria and South Africa, Dahiru said; "The question of rivalry is almost there. South Africa and Nigeria lay claim to leadership of Africa. In recent times, the two countries had differed on foreign relations issues such as the crises in Ivory Coast and Libya, and the chairmanship of the African Union Commission, the rivalry can easily overlap into other areas."

But he advised that Nigeria should handle the situation with maturity. "I don't want us to allow this to escalate, I don't want us to expand it into a media issue in order not to aggravate the situation," he said.

http://allafrica.com/stories/201203070116.html

This guy should be arrested by the Nigeria police for sticking his head out of the window.

This guy should be arrested by the Nigeria police for sticking his head out of the window.

God2man:
What is happening this morning? Is it still bad? Are they on-line now? Anybody with good information should assist. Thanks and God bless. God2man.

Gtbank online banking is working this morning.

Rest in peace.

So a thief in government house is trying to protect the image of Nigerian, mcheeew.

13’ – The home team are not intimidated by the pedigree of their visitors and they are giving as much as they are getting at this point in time.
15’ – Rwanda win a free kick around the Nigeria area but it is off target, Eagles shot stopper Enyeama has yet to be tested.
12’ – Rwanda win a corner but it is cleared out of danger by the Eagles defence.
13’ – The home team are not intimidated by the pedigree of their visitors and they are giving as much as they are getting at this point in time.
15’ – Rwanda win a free kick around the Nigeria area but it is off target, Eagles shot stopper Enyeama has yet to be tested.
11’ – The host team attack but Eagles launch a fast counter only for Osaze's shot to be well saved by the highly-rated goalkeeper Jean Claude Ndori.
12’ – Rwanda win a corner but it is cleared out of danger by the Eagles defence.
13’ – The home team are not intimidated by the pedigree of their visitors and they are giving as much as they are getting at this point in time.
15’ – Rwanda win a free kick around the Nigeria area but it is off target, Eagles shot stopper Enyeama has yet to be tested.
10’ – Still 0-0 in this clash in Kigali.
11’ – The host team attack but Eagles launch a fast counter only for Osaze's shot to be well saved by the highly-rated goalkeeper Jean Claude Ndori.
12’ – Rwanda win a corner but it is cleared out of danger by the Eagles defence.
13’ – The home team are not intimidated by the pedigree of their visitors and they are giving as much as they are getting at this point in time.
15’ – Rwanda win a free kick around the Nigeria area but it is off target, Eagles shot stopper Enyeama has yet to be tested.
8’ – This is Keshi's first competitive game after playing four matches since he was appointed Eagles coach in place of Samson Siasia. he has won two, drawn two.
10’ – Still 0-0 in this clash in Kigali.
11’ – The host team attack but Eagles launch a fast counter only for Osaze's shot to be well saved by the highly-rated goalkeeper Jean Claude Ndori.
12’ – Rwanda win a corner but it is cleared out of danger by the Eagles defence.
13’ – The home team are not intimidated by the pedigree of their visitors and they are giving as much as they are getting at this point in time.
15’ – Rwanda win a free kick around the Nigeria area but it is off target, Eagles shot stopper Enyeama has yet to be tested.
7’ – The Eagles win a corner, but nothing comes out of this opening.
5’ – Nigeria continue to press for a go-ahead goal and a free kick rolls out of danger, goal kick to the home team.
4’ – The quicksilver West Brom striker has blasted nine goals in the English Premier League this season and Nigerians expect goals from him in this game.
4’ – First real attempt at goal by Nigeria as Osaze shoots wide from outside the box.
1’ – Nigeria are controlling the game from the onset as they pass the ball around themselves.
1’ – Kick-off by Nigeria.

The match is at 1: 30pm naija time

I like it when it is one month old and get pregnant again.Yeye

please ask your GEJ.

Luke 8:3

Joanna, the wife of Chuza, Herod's business manager; Susanna; and many others who were contributing from their own resources to support Jesus and his disciples.

Beaf:
Tam David West is even worse than NLC. Is he just realising that the refineres are not working now that the govt is doing things to reactivate them? The man has been seeking relevance for some time now.
One has to ask why never sprang to life in Obj's and Yar Adua's times when people actually slept at fuel stations for days on end to get rationed fuel at exhorbitant cost.

The man should collect the lollies from whoever is putting him up to this and keep quiet. Who will even join his protest? Lol!

Fool, How old are you?

"Petrol was 10k per litre at that time" GEJ N97. Chei
"Six months’ salary arrears were paid off. We never borrowed money" GREAT.

"Harry for England"

hhahahaahahahaah

An Urhobo man invited his friends for his father's burial, after lowering the coffin, they put yam, rice, meat etc, into the grave. An Hausa man asked why? The Urhobo man smiled & said, ''According to our tradition, the dead man is going on a long journey & need all the food items. The Hausa man dropped N100,000 inside and said ''When the food finish, buy more''. The Yoruba man also dropped N50,000. The Igbo man smiled and brought out his cheque book & wrote a cheque of N200,000 dropped it in the coffin & took the N150,000 notes as change, Igbo kwenu!