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Divay22:Lol u dont seem to understand the dynamic of marriage Once the honeymoon period is over, the woman may not even notice the husbands absence |
mfm04622:No the blacks were not paying their share or soiling his place Go and build your hotel even south african blacks dont want blacks lol U want the white man to pamper u? Even in Nigeria indians and lebanese dont want blacks, they are racist here too. What did you say Leave all those trump did not give me room Jay z. Lebron james. Lil wayne. Birdman. Etc etc etc too numerous to name all talk or rapped about staying in trump hotels till it became ok to call him racist |
EbolaParasite:Leave stories. Leave stories. Face reality. |
Lucasbalo:He damn sure made something out of it. Made billions. Lost billions. Made bilkions back. Avoided billions in taxes. He is an ambitious mans poster boy. Instead of you to be in your hedge fund getting your paper up, u r hating. Can obama come and be governor in nassarawa? Let the white man have their country. What has the black man done with his? Which racism? Is it trump doing xenophobia in south africa. |
Ebola Parasite even his own brother from kenya said he is garbage and endorsed Trump https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxvKyvIS7qs U that u r from Shomolu abi Bariga u r making noise. Hailing him as messiah Pls sleep He was hollywood messiah not mine |
EbolaParasite:Oh shut trap. Trump is POTUS now and the ISIS supporting, celebrity worshipping, homo sapien is out. You snowflakes cant deal I know. Obama had a spark when he just started but even people from his own hometown say he is garbage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1dUtuZVYfw |
Please endeavour to speak on what you know. You are just trading stock market without basic knowledge of fundamentals. Let the article below explain it to you. linearity:To understand the record-high stock market and soaring business confidence, spend some time with Mike Haynes. He’s the co-owner of the Haynes Group, a small construction firm in West Bridgewater with 48 employees that renovates buildings all over Boston. He’s downright giddy about Donald Trump and a Republican-controlled Congress. Here’s what Haynes expects: the end of Washington gridlock. Lower taxes. Reduced health care costs. All of which means small-business owners like himself can grow and hire. Haynes has already done the math. If his taxes go down by 3 to 6 percent, he can add a few more workers. There’s a narrative out there that Trump won on the backs of the white working poor in rural America. People without a college education, unemployed coal miners, and the ones who had nothing to lose put the bombastic Republican businessman in office. But plenty of middle-class and wealthy college grads also voted for Trump, many willing to compartmentalize his loathsome statements about women, immigrants, and people of color because they liked his message about jobs and trade. They included Massachusetts residents like Haynes — small-business owners who got tired of slow growth and were willing to roll the dice with a real estate mogul turned reality TV star. “The guy might be crazy, but he’s not stupid,” said Jack Derby, who runs a Boston management consulting firm that advises about 400 clients in New England, many of them small-business owners. “What Trump is doing is hitting the restart button.” Strange times we live in. Half the country is in protest mode, worried how a Trump presidency could hurt all the groups he denigrated on the campaign trail; the other half thinks America is about to be great again. On Tuesday, the National Federation of Independent Business reported that its index measuring small-business optimism soared after Election Day to a level not seen since 2007. The group indicated that more of its members expect to hire, increase sales, and improve business conditions. That dovetails with a report last week from Associated Industries of Massachusetts, which indicated employer confidence has grown since Trump’s election — the biggest jump in 17 months — buoyed by a rising stock market and low unemployment rate in Massachusetts. The trade group has some 4,000 members, with the average company employing about 50 workers. Trump has been playing to this audience. While it might have sounded strange to many of us that the president-elect would make reducing regulation a priority in his first 100 days, small-business owners rejoiced. Trump pledged to formulate a rule that for every new regulation created his administration would eliminate two existing ones. Companies large and small tend to bristle at what they see is meddling by the government. For small businesses, compliance costs can be onerous or take a big bite out of profits, whether it’s the pile of paperwork needed to get a government-backed business loan or meeting Obamacare requirements. We have regulations for a reason. To protect consumers — or companies themselves — from getting a raw deal. But for some small-business owners, our government has gone too far. “Governments don’t create value. They don’t create jobs. All they do is take from the system,” said Bruce Stevens, CEO of Berkshire Blanket & Home Co., a Ware company with about 50 employees and $100 million in annual sales. “Regulation is strangling.” Stevens thinks Trump’s policies can stimulate the economy, and in turn, consumers will feel good about spending again. If they open up their wallets, Stevens can expand and hire. “This is not rocket science,” he said. Stevens isn’t even fazed by Trump’s talk about slapping tariffs on products from China, where his company makes most of its blankets and throws. Stevens thinks it was all a “bit of bravado” on the part of candidate Trump, and that his administration will do the right thing on trade. “Free trade is the way to go, but it has to be fair and honest from one country to the next,” said Stevens. The only reason Stevens and other companies manufacture in China is to keep consumer prices low. “There isn’t anyone who wants to do it overseas if we didn’t have to,” he said. But this being Massachusetts, where Trump captured just a third of the votes, I had to ask all these business types how they felt about the social unrest a Trump victory has unleashed. How do you explain endorsing someone who has engaged in locker room talk that demeans women? How do you address the white supremacists who want to take back the country under Trump? Their bottom line: Give him a chance to prove himself. “If he doesn’t do well or makes mistakes, the beautiful thing about this country is four years from now you don’t reelect him,” said Stevens. He’s right, but a lot of damage can be done to our social fabric in four years. But Trump is our president now. Let’s hope that making America great applies not just to the economy, but to the public discourse Trump can lead about the important issues that divide us. https://www.bostonglobe.com/business/2016/12/13/donald-trump-not-even-office-and-already-helping-economy/9ugz08BqoKrz2vJEaDanuK/story.html |
Richy4:Go and read wikileaks Its common knowledge During the campaign Trump called Obama the father of Isis Obama was tryna help rebels overthrow the sitting government of Assad...let me break it down for you...its like if massob or ipob became a rebel group and america started arming them and funding them and allowing them to sell crude oil and kill nigerian army and civilians...and osinbajo was holding the nigerian fort relying on support from Russia and china Is it so difficult to grasp America topples regimes. Look at what happened in Libya. Is that not evidence for you? Cnn will manufacture a reason with a friendly president to go to war. Look at saddam hussein. Did they find weapons of mass destruction? Black man use your 6 |
Lucasbalo:Why calling me a dumbo? Is that the kind of trades you make at your fund. Dumbo trades? |
Lucasbalo:A billionaire. Do u know what trumps credentials are? You too dey watch the daily news and read the times. Wake up and smell the coffee. America is the white man country. The white man love Trump. They will not give it to gays, blacks or women. If you want to resist, go and build your own damn nation. What have you done for your own? Trump is an American patriot. |
mfm04622:Any evidence he hates black. Black man love thyself. We want everyone to love us and treat each other like poo. How many people have you asked God to destroy by fire this week? Did you pray for many to fall down and die? Are you at war? And you fancy Trump as a problem? Black man heal thyself. |
SalamRushdie:Hillary and Saudi colluded to topple Libya. Then they unleashed Radical Islamic terror on sub Saharan Africa. Obama sat there playing golf and scoping beyonce bobby |
EbolaParasite:so obama greatest accomplishment is giving black children self esteem by letting them have a hope of white house. So who take care of black house? Or do u look white to you? Or are you bleaching? |
Lucasbalo:So bro na chicago u dey and for hedge fund, u come dey yarn like all those hoodlum for southside chiraq Brotherly trump is the answer. Leave that thing. Hillary would have been sanctioning the destruction of the greatest country on Earth. She is in bed with Saudi. |
sugaroo:He would have beaten Maradona record in Aso Rock had he been born Nnamdi or Olusegun or Muhammadu |
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linearity:Not true. Trump signed a lot of EOs on trade that has driven the stock market to new highs Trillions of dollars in windfall for stock market investor and data shows they are shopping on luxury cars etc. Pls say what u know. You are out of your depth there buddy |
Dudeweedlmao:Its not his looks that is the problem. Lets leave the superficial and see how to help our brother lucasbalo leave his shallow propaganda driven reasoning about Trump and white people in general. Its normal thing, like tribalism and racism. Blacks are some of the most racist people in the world. Nigeria is 11th most racist country. See how we treat each other and we want to talk negative about whites He was even born in yankee, maybe if they borned him in a hospital in niger delta and mommy died in the process like many mothers in nigeria die during childbirth, he will understand the import of the white man |
ezeagu:I noticed that too from statements the white house made last week |
Lucasbalo:Trump became racist the day he decided to run agajnst hillary. Fake news! |
HungerBAD:U seem to have a pedestrian understanding of the issues involved in American politics Why not settle for naija aso rock house of commotion banter? |
bunmiano:why? |
A Badagry High Court in Lagos on Tuesday fixed January 25 for further hearing in a N36.8 million claim against the United Bank for Africa (UBA). A Lagos businessman, Alhaji Lasisi Ayomumoye, dragged UBA to court, claiming N36.8 million for a breach of deed of a property sub-lease. In a statement of claim filed by his counsel, Akinpelu Salau, the claimant said a deed of sub-lease, which commenced on October 1, 2006, was breached by UBA on his building situated at Plot 15, Aina Layout, Lagos Abeokuta Road, Dopemu, Lagos State. He said that contrary to the deed of sub-lease, UBA wholly demolished the property and erected a new structure without the claimant’s consent or approval. In the alternative, the businessman is demanding N24 million as the cost of restructuring the present building to a multi-purpose building, similar to what the structure was when the deed was signed. He said that upon the discovery of the breach, the claimant wrote several letters to the bank, requesting for compensation, but the bank ignored him. The claimant alleged that the bank, in 2008, registered a forged deed of sub-lease, purporting same to be the one executed by him. He added that the document fraudulently registered by the bank on the property was fundamentally different from that which was executed by both parties in 2006. At the resumed hearing of the matter on Tuesday, Salawu said that the amendment of statement of claims by the defendant was filed only on December 5, and that he needed time to study it for necessary response. The bank was not represented by any counsel at the sitting, and Justice Okikiolu Ighile, subsequently adjourned the case to January 25. (NAN) http://www.herald.ng/uba-sued-over-fraud/
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News reaching 247reporters suggest that telco firm Etisalat is struggling with deep financial issues as a result of Buhari's economic policies Some sources within the company said contract staff and vendors to the firm are being owed several months arrears with the management of the telco firm oblivious on how to pay its debts. Several contractors to the company said anytime they demanded payment from company officials, they would be stalled with no explanation given, save for "oga its bot peculiar to only you". Etisalat is said to be suffering seriously as one of the stakeholders in the company is a close ally of former President Goodluck Jonathan and was instrumental in his 2015 campaign. The company is being marginalized by Buhari's government on two fronts, as the subsidiary Etisalat Nigeria has been barred from repatriating profits back to its parent company in the UAE.
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Sai bubu Woof
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No offense but this is the trouble with young Nigerians
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modath:Oh shut it Whats your evidence the news is fake. Why not simply provide that? Instead of selling real estate in your fathers village or hell as u called it |
Paris: At the end of the June quarterly meeting, leaked documents from Intelicor reveals that there is commencement of the second phase of the program to capture Nigeria's food security by the US GMO giant Monsanto and its chief investor Bill Gates. The program is being executed through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). In the first phase, they hired mercenaries called Boko Haram, who have accomplished the task of driving away local farmers and destroying their farms. Now in a deceptive move under aid to the people of Northeast Nigeria, USAID is directly and through local NGOs donating genetically modified (GMOs) crops to the internally displaced people. Since GM crops do not replicate, the idea is to make the farmers dependent on Monsanto supplied GM maize, rice, cassava, soybeans, yam, cowpeas etc. This would render the food supply in Africa's most populous country under the control of Monsanto. This is a prospect that would be much cherished in Washington and London. It will arm the US with food as a political weapon. Many European leaders complain about this dangerous prospect, but can do little to save Nigeria. It remains to be seen if President Buhari would be resolute enough stop this process now by an outright en-forced plan to ban GMOs and get rid of all GMOs planted fields. This would not be easy because Washington is bent on realising this plan and they have come very close to accomplishing it. There is fear and confusion at both ECOWAS and AU offices as the watch helplessly as Africa's giant falls under the feet of GMO giant Monsanto. Adrian K. Milliken ADP. http://www.channelstv.com/2016/07/01/us-donates-seeds-idps-adamawa/
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Paris: At the end of the June quarterly meeting, leaked documents from Intelicor reveals that there is commencement of the second phase of the program to capture Nigeria's food security by the US GMO giant Monsanto and its chief investor Bill Gates. The program is being executed through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID). In the first phase, they hired mercenaries called Boko Haram, who have accomplished the task of driving away local farmers and destroying their farms. Now in a deceptive move under aid to the people of Northeast Nigeria, USAID is directly and through local NGOs donating genetically modified (GMOs) crops to the internally displaced people. Since GM crops do not replicate, the idea is to make the farmers dependent on Monsanto supplied GM maize, rice, cassava, soybeans, yam, cowpeas etc. This would render the food supply in Africa's most populous country under the control of Monsanto. This is a prospect that would be much cherished in Washington and London. It will arm the US with food as a political weapon. Many European leaders complain about this dangerous prospect, but can do little to save Nigeria. It remains to be seen if President Buhari would be resolute enough stop this process now by an outright en-forced plan to ban GMOs and get rid of all GMOs planted fields. This would not be easy because Washington is bent on realising this plan and they have come very close to accomplishing it. There is fear and confusion at both ECOWAS and AU offices as the watch helplessly as Africa's giant falls under the feet of GMO giant Monsanto. Adrian K. Milliken ADP. http://www.channelstv.com/2016/07/01/us-donates-seeds-idps-adamawa/ |
Bubu and his band of dummies are not at par with buffoons Pls dont insult buffonery again These ones are the lowest of the low...maggots in governance |
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