Family › Re: How Do Children Of The Same Mother Hate Each Other by SeaTrade(m): 11:47am On Oct 17 |
Sirchiboy: How do children of the same mother hate each other so much that they no longer speak to each other? JEALOUSY and/or entitlement. |
Career › Re: Blord Says Women Are Easier To Work With Than Men: “women Are More Easygoing” by SeaTrade(m): 2:17pm On Oct 16 |
pocohantas: I believe he is looking at fraud perspective based on the nature of his business. Not like women do not commit fraud, but they don't have the mind to execute it on a large scale without involving a boyfriend.
Personally I prefer working with ladies. GenZs to be specific. Millenials and above are too male-centered, I avoid working with them except for a few. Men on their part are eyeing your seat and think you should delegate your authority to them by virtue of their organs. Give me work-oriented GenZ ladies below 30. We get along fine! Very true, |
Business › Re: 19 Year Old Troll Arrested For Spreading Fake News About Tony Elumelu's Family. by SeaTrade(m): 7:49am On Sep 28 |
LagbajaTheBEREAN: Well deserved. He should face the music, play stupid games win stupid prize.
But this got me thinking about something, if people can be tracked through their X handle and the likes why can't we track those marauding killers and kidnappers hopping on Til Tok and the likes. Marauders can pose a heavy resistance which can lead to heavy casualties on both sides that no one wants to risk,trolls can't. The world only respects power. |
Celebrities › Re: “I Asked for ₦5bn, Bank Offered me ₦12bn Because they know it's Blord — Blord” by SeaTrade(m): 9:35pm On Aug 31 |
buharibanjo: Maybe the bank owner na him relative Because u apply for 5bn de say no take 12bn I no Sabi loan business but how bank go try that kind thing They do, however the real question is ; Why do you need N5B to import Chinese knock off chargers and speakers? Don't sound right to me and as such,the banks will think same too... He might have a very high turnover due to his coin trading business which can back a N5B credit access,but the intent for it is what I doubt any bank will want to fund or will be stupid to do so. |
Politics › Re: 2027: Peter Obi Is A Trader, Can’t Be President – Oshiomhole by SeaTrade(m): 7:26am On Jul 29 |
9jatriot: I will ignore all the other noise in your write up and focus on just this one. Each time since 2024 on this forum, when people call Obi a bilionaire, I ask them 2 questions. 1: Who rated him a billionaire? Some call him billionaire in USD, since you did not add that, I will restrict it to whatever currency you want to claim 2: If 1 is true, what exactly he did to make this so-called billion?
All previous persons before you all failled to answer this simingly simple question.
If any of your answers fall into these categories, please do not bother to answer.
1: Was youngest chairman of a bank.... bla bla bla... He was CEO of Fidelity bank for around 13 months, at that time Fidelity was a very small bank so he cannot claim to have been a billionaire from it. 2: His family was rich... bla bla bla... If so, how come the family was not known and his other siblings are not known also to be rich. Even Obi did not lay claims to riches until after he become governor. 3: He was into importing... bla bla bla... If you are looking for importers, you go to Alaba international market or onitcha main market. Those guys run very thin margins that even though they can be called rich, very rarely are they called billionaires.
Like I said, if any of your answers fall into these categories, please do not bother to answer.
Since 2024, no one has been able to give a satisfactory answer, so I am hoping that you will be able to. A sole national distributor and import partner for an fmcg range such as HEINZ for years that sold like wild fire is enough to make a person a dollar billionaire. He wasn't the everyday subsistence importer that goes to China with N50m and bring what everyone else is. Monopolies exist to separate such classes. There are a lot of people like him you don't know,you can't know every rich person because not everyone enjoys being in the limelight,nor their businesses require them to be. By the way ,what business does someone who owns the sole import and national distribution rights for a fast selling brand have with thin margins? Don't you know they fix the prices themselves? Shocked at the way you think tbh. |
Business › Re: Fuel Jumps By ₦100/litre As Dangote Shifts $1.84 Billion FX Burden To Marketers by SeaTrade(m): 8:37am On Jul 15 |
AgainstIslam: Can anyone sell goods in Nigeria and demand for payment in dollars? I thought it's illegal to trade in dollars in Nigeria? Yes,because that refinery is technically not in Nigeria."FREE TRADE ZONE" ,so local laws do not apply in the area,sort of. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Oil With No Electricity Due To FG's Stupid Policy - Kemi Bednoch by SeaTrade(m): 2:03pm On Jun 14 |
emmaodet: How true is this? Very true, Almost 40,000km of paved roads. No be beans |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Has Oil With No Electricity Due To FG's Stupid Policy - Kemi Bednoch by SeaTrade(m): 9:43am On Jun 14 |
flexyrule: Tell them ooooo.
Plastic nation full of noise makers.
No electricity
No good roads
No emergency services
No good security network Nigeria's large heart is the reason for the rot. Let me tell you what I'd have done: 1)I'd not subsidise any form of energy,electricity,gas,diesel ,etc from the get go. You want energy?you pay! 2) There's hardly a country in Africa that has built as much roads as Nigeria,however because everyone was allowed to run amock in the name of hustle,it bastardised all the roads that were built. I'd introduce a weigh system across all highways and whoever exceeds their given load capacity pays an instant fine to the government.This money will be used for road maintenance. There's emergency services,however people just can't afford them because they can't even buy proper health insurance for themselves, let alone pay for such services.Same like in the US amongst poor neighborhoods. |
Politics › Re: Petrol Freely Smuggled Out, Rice Is Smuggled In Despite 60 Checkpoints by SeaTrade(m): 2:36pm On Jun 07 |
mrvitalis: Do you understand the concept of exchange rate? Do you understand the meaning of equivalent ?
And do you know how to do basic maths ?
Let me know before I waste my time There are other factors that could make petrol more expensive in other african countries which Nigeria might have figured out. Logistics,taxes,capacity,etc....They can alter selling price even though cost of Purchase/production is similar. |
Politics › Re: Petrol Freely Smuggled Out, Rice Is Smuggled In Despite 60 Checkpoints by SeaTrade(m): 2:31pm On Jun 07 |
Biodun1929: Even as fuel is 1,300 Naira, they're still smuggling it? I wonder how much it is sold in Togo for them to still be taking the risk of smuggling fuel to the country even as fuel is very expensive here in naija already. Weak naira against cfa. |
Business › Re: Have You Ever Dropped From Grace To Grass Financially? How Did You Handle It? by SeaTrade(m): 5:12pm On Jun 02 |
Funny story, Her name was Timi. She dragged me out of the house where I was depressed and All,took me out to the mall where I bumped into an old partner.The rest is history. Much Much bigger now than I ever was, She left for Abj shortly after that encounter and stayed a while. Bumped into her again after some years and told her what happened after that,she shrugged it off and asked me not to thank her, never saw her again. Met another great person too....I've been really lucky ,can't lie. |
Car Talk › Re: Bought A Brand New Toyota Hilux 2025,my Experience. by SeaTrade(op): 2:38pm On May 26 |
laivwire: Seatrade. Your conclusion is not in agreement with your post but anyways.
Good to see you still trucking. I did drive the Hilux 2020 for about 3 years and I agree with all you wrote bit the reliability is unmatched I'd say. You can up and go anywhere at anytime.
Depends on your preferences though but I'd have gone for something different with that cash. I don't even like the truck,I just went for practicality and simplicity over fancy. I had 3 choices, Fortuner, Prado,Hilux GR or normal hilux. Picked the cheapest option tbh  Anyways,it's done,too late for options now. |
Car Talk › Re: Bought A Brand New Toyota Hilux 2025,my Experience. by SeaTrade(op): 2:34pm On May 26 |
michlins: You go enjoy the car for at least three years before a mechanic will do anything
Congrats boss. Celebrating with you today because one day go be mine Thanks my bro, Definitely. |
Car Talk › Re: Bought A Brand New Toyota Hilux 2025,my Experience. by SeaTrade(op): 10:05am On May 26 |
Anguldi: Auto or manual transmission? 4-cylinder 2TR-fe or 6-cylinder?
Xup with your Ford ranger? Still kicking? 4cyl Auto transmission. Ford ranger is still kicking,though with a barrage of electrical problems. That car died when I let charlatans touch it honestly. Looking to get an L200 and rest and retire that ole miss,e don too chop my funds. It's for my company anyways and I don't use it personally, bad operators too can also do a number on some of these machines. |
Car Talk › Re: Bought A Brand New Toyota Hilux 2025,my Experience. by SeaTrade(op): 9:46am On May 26 |
Louiscars: That’s pretty cool Haha for real? Thanks mehn. |
Car Talk › Re: Bought A Brand New Toyota Hilux 2025,my Experience. by SeaTrade(op): 8:42am On May 26 |
shox: 3meter for back cover. God abeg. swears My bro |
Car Talk › Re: Bought A Brand New Toyota Hilux 2025,my Experience. by SeaTrade(op): 8:14am On May 26 |
sonofthunder: Genuinely interested in knowing or just want to practice classism? It's okay,I mean the prices are literally everywhere so no biggie. |
Car Talk › Re: Bought A Brand New Toyota Hilux 2025,my Experience. by SeaTrade(op): 8:14am On May 26 |
neonly: How much u buy am and congrats Sha Na money they slow me too I need an die N63m ,3.150m for comprehensive insurance, 66.150m total. Motherfuckers say I gats buy the back cover too separate,another 3m  Thanks! |
Car Talk › Re: Bought A Brand New Toyota Hilux 2025,my Experience. by SeaTrade(op): 7:52am On May 26 |
Louiscars: Congratulations sir, I’ve followed up all through from the ford ranger days to the 1.5t Honda For real? Oh nice to hear,thank you. The Honda's still here,very rugged and too active. And e no dey burn gas  |
Car Talk › Bought A Brand New Toyota Hilux 2025,my Experience. by SeaTrade(op): 7:29am On May 26 |
So I just got this truck as man's getting older and practical and I'm loving it,maybe early excitement though,I don't know. Things I noticed: This thing burns a lot of gas,I mean a lot!15.5-15.6L/100km na em dey for dash steady  ,used to be 14.3L/100km,don't know why it jumped. Hard steering ,maybe because it's coming from someone that have been driving sedans for a while now and some CUVs. Large turning space and poor manoeuvrability,Hilux no follow you manage space oo,you go reverse tire. Sturdy suspension,you no dey feel anything. Slow truck,crawls its way up to 170kph and stays there,sucks! And I get free service for 20,000km or one year whichever comes first from the dealership at no cost. Car came at 677km Expensive purchase no doubt but worth it.
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Business › Re: South Africa Denied Me Entry Over Expired Visa – BUA Chairman, Abdul Rabiu by SeaTrade(m): 10:18am On May 16 |
The local moguls who are afraid of your competition was behind that denial |
Politics › Re: You Can’t Demand Development Without Paying Tax, Says Tinubu by SeaTrade(m): 10:15am On May 16 |
geoworldedu: And we don't pay taxes here in Nigeria? Dey play you here? So where are the taxes they've been removing from my salaries going since 2016? So I don't pay taxes And I have TIN o. But they don't give me security and electricity as I want, but I've been paying taxes directly for 10 years.  If you've been paying,good. Others in the informal sectors have to pay too,in essence widening the tax basket. And the informal sector makes the bulk of enterprise and frankly control the economy. Them gats pay. |
Politics › Re: You Can’t Demand Development Without Paying Tax, Says Tinubu by SeaTrade(m): 10:09am On May 16 |
geoworldedu: So during your stay in the Milan in your dreams, how is their road, security, etc.? Are ours better than theirs? Was there UP NEPA or constant electricity?  Very good,because the citizens pay for the luxury. Reason they don't want you that can't build or pay for anything in their country. |
Politics › Re: You Can’t Demand Development Without Paying Tax, Says Tinubu by SeaTrade(m): 10:05am On May 16 |
IsraeliAIRFORCE: Taxes are meant for countries without natural resources. Why them come dey pay Tax for US?Na Nigeria get natural resources pass US? Abi na you produce oil pass Norway?  |
Politics › Re: You Can’t Demand Development Without Paying Tax, Says Tinubu by SeaTrade(m): 10:02am On May 16 |
geoworldedu: You are doing your job oga. Your 30k allowee is sure for this month already?
So like this we are not paying tax? Even people who are not working in this country are paying heavy indirect taxes, like bus fare hike because of agbero, high tariff rates of MTN and others because of taxes, high cost of food because of taxes, overcharging for services by banks because of high demands from the government. There is no tax greater than those. I'd ignore your first sentence as you don't know who you're talking to. There's no country without indirect taxes,they also pay council tax and bank levies in the West,even VAT on telecoms. Whether you pay indirect taxes doesn't exempt you from tax liabilities at the federal /national level. Stayed in a hotel in Milan a month ago and got charged some small fee for local area council levy bla bla bla... It's global. |
Politics › Re: You Can’t Demand Development Without Paying Tax, Says Tinubu by SeaTrade(m): 9:31am On May 16 |
I agree, I think Nigerians are too entitled ,asking for what they didn't give. I fully support the new tax regime and it's heavy enforcement. You want development so bad?Contribute your quota. EoD. Part of the reason the naira is weak is ineffective taxation,causing over circulation of lose naira which is used to put pressure on fx to demand for unnecessary luxury which shouldn't be at this time. |
Business › Re: Has A Bank Ever Rejected Your Small Business Loan Application? by SeaTrade(m): 4:27am On May 12 |
Never applied, They came to me with their expensive credit which I don't take. After much coercion ,I got overdraft of N20m, No collateral,nothing. They just debit from inflows and I was not very happy when they take initial OD charge of 400k. Them no tell me that one. |
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Travel › Re: Bitter Travel Experience by SeaTrade(m): 5:55pm On May 08 |
Kobicove: I paid 40Euros for a taxi trip from my hotel to the airport and the trip did not even last up to 30 minutes! I pay 60 pounds from my hotel in Canary wharf(Hyatt) to King's Cross at 4am with zero traffic. Yet the clown dey here dey complain, |
Travel › Re: Bitter Travel Experience by SeaTrade(m): 5:46pm On May 08 |
CDG Airport,Paris. I waited for my bad for more than 1hr at the carousel. Trolleys aren't also free in all of Europe, I paid for trolley at Milan linate airport. There are a lot of beggars too in the west,Especially Europe. Them don also leave my bag behind from Amsterdam to Budapest. All of una weh no succeed for that useless cold jungle with horrible food and useless women no dey ever close una mouth, There's a lot going on back home,people succeeding left and right. Don't come to Nigeria again o,remain for that West where they see you less than a pig. |
Family › Re: My Wife Hid Her HIV Status From Me For Many Years Till Before She Died by SeaTrade(m): 10:02am On May 03 |
Kanwulia: HIV does not kill abruptly just like that. It does. Pose serious ARV resistance in some cases no matter what regimen and kill you,slowly and painfully. It has its own crisis phase too. |
Family › Re: My Wife Hid Her HIV Status From Me For Many Years Till Before She Died by SeaTrade(m): 9:58am On May 03 |
Jman06: Meanwhile, with the introduction of LENACAPAVIR into the market, HIV will soon become easily treatable like malaria. Preventable, not treatable. Lenacapavir is simply a 6 month lasting PrEP. |