₦airaland Forum

Seun: Can't they just ammend the CBN Act and take away most of his powers? Afterall, they make the laws.

Yinkay: If you Daboh me, I will Tarka you. Case finally closed

Larrylarex: But people are heartless, law of Moses must come to play here, and if they escape it, they definitely cant escape the law of karma. Bunch of cruel fools! Mstcheeewwww!

Emperoh: OP
The highest number of yes doesn't make this a good decision neither does the highest number of No make it bad.
In cases like this, it is what is on ground and also forecast built on present knowledge that will determine.

While i think your FIL has your interest at heart, we all know what has becomes of issues like this

This can work out very well depending on how you handle it. If you the industry is what you will like to work in
i do advice u give it a shot....no error in trying.

While it all looks attractive, i suggest u thread warily. People are known to lose respect and the seeming mystery around them
when they get more familiar. try to ensure this is not the case with you.

above all, put everything to God in prayer.

NB: Don't take the yes and nos but consider the reasons why a yes is given or a no is given

beylinko:
you are sitting on a keg of gunpowder and it is about to explode in your face.

If Nigerians could recollect the scenario that brought about the red card Kaita picked at the World Cup in 2010, they would recollect that Kaita was moving with the ball, but he was disposed by an opponent and when he watched his back and saw that there was no player covering him, he chased the player and hacked him down,” Onigbinde recollected.

gulfer:
At least this time around the gun is not turned on a hapless civilian!

okosodo:
Probably because he was enable to deliver all the ss oil money to the north

[/quote]Taiwo was very slow, anonymous throughout the first half; Joel Obi was very poor, his control of the ball and ball distribution was atrocious, I kept looking for Osaze, Etuhu and Ahmed Musa on the field.[quote]