Tranquility2345:


Please how old are you? Are you sure you are a grown man? Your mates are making productive comments and see how you are going off like a wild dog on heat. It’s not your fault. It is Seun and his mods that let uncouth people like you get away with such none sense.

jedisco:


If the death penalty for those serious crimes has not been implemented, why do you think a death penalty for less serious crimes would be implemented? To change such laws, it has to go thru the National Assembly, president would sign and law enforcement and others would do their work. In any jurisdiction, it takes years to secure a death penalty. Imagine the courts flooded with trival cases years on end....

I'm trying to be practical here....

To your questions, my initial answe was simple. Those in leadership should start by getting some macroeconomic policies right. The populace should be able to pressurise them on that. We've seen that work with some erroneous CBN policies in the past

XiaoLi:
See who is talking of insecurity and lack of manner,when you send a smiley emoji on a blackmailing or insulting comment..that says alot about you...if you are talking of bad manner maybe you need to go back and read your Nl cia or whatever you call it previous posts again...claiming saint..nonsense

Lazyyouth4u:


Dude stop wasting your time here. This place is full of audio dreamers posing as billionaires

We have the Uber drivers, fake wine sellers, Truck drivers, students, criminals, armed robbers, kidnappers, yahoo yahoo boys, security guards abroad claiming to be abroad investors in Naija, broke abroad people living on benefits but claiming billionaire status, those that have bungalow with two tenants in a village but claiming to be real estate moguls, small boys with tashere foreign stocks but claiming to be big time NYSE investors, fools trying to use Reddit copy and paste to play fellow fools, idiots claiming to be Bitcoin billionaires. We have them all here

Stop wasting your time bro. Nothing dey here. Find somewhere else to sell your hustle

jedisco:


Hehe.... Take it easy.... I know say u dey vex

Bottom line is that folks in the right position need to start making the right macroeconomic decisions.....

In a multicultural society like Nigeria, one does need tact to solve some issues.... The same corruption bedeviling the current system will not disappear overnight. Kidnapping, terrorism, armed robbery e.t.c carry a death penalty.... How much has it helped....

Finally, besides being for or against capital punishment (lets leave that to one side for the moment) can you suggest what will "certainly" change the behaviour of Nigerians and Nigeria for the better that has not be tried in the past? remembering of course that all those that have been tried in the past have failed.

jedisco:


You've raised some points...
I agree, alot can be done to cut corruption and channel it towards education so as to build capacity. That said, there should be a means of retaining some of the bright heads too or bringing them back after they've relocated as it takes years to build such capacity. Take a doctor or nurse for example. You're not going to replace them overnight... Even developed nations find it easier and cheaper to raid developing nations to fill up such roles than build capacity to train their citizens from scratch.

But I don't agree with capital punishment or excessive highhandedness for minor crimes. There are modern and reliable ways to deter people from social vices. Fines and even prison sentences more in turning the society around than death sentences.
Making traffic offenders pay fines and go through a retraining process or suspend their license will beuch more cheaper and effective than severe punishment.
You wouldn't want to live in a country that kills folks for skipping traffic lights.. If Nigeria kills her citizens lawfully for such, then that'd further degrade us in the eyes of the world.

Neverlosemoney:

Lol…Death Sentence to all offenses, Even for bypassing queues. Brutally said but it is the truth, it isn’t possible though cause if it is…99% of our leaders heads must roll. Corruption is really the cause of our Problem.

jedisco:


Although it's not always black and white, I side more with this being a form of colonialism. Nigeria can barely build her human capital, whereas, richer nations come and seive the best.... This can be only turned around by having some form of reintegration.

yinkaoke:
God bless @Skydiver01

yinkaoke:
Goodday great people. Anyone with last tbills auction results please?

emmanuelewumi:



Please don't be offended for this innocent question.

Did you buy the last Treasury Bill? Who did you buy from? Do you have the email of your account or relationship manager?




Your account officer or relationship manager is in a better position to give you the answer you are asking for, shoot them a mail or give a phone call.

LordAdam16:


True. It has started. However, the entire Western hemisphere is unlikely to have fully-automated societies with low-skilled natives paid to exist and consume before 2100. Futurism projections have to be modest, otherwise they can turn out to be way off.

To illustrate, it took us 120 years to go back to electric cars. It'd most likely take us at least 60 years to return to the moon.

Progress doesn't always occur logarithmically. Unforeseen setbacks, like another East-West Cold War, can reset the clock by several decades. Not to mention there are anthropological concerns with making a systemwide switch; such that even when technology advances to the point where it becomes feasible, the plutocrats will delay implementation until the time is right.

Poor timing and/or shabby implementation can result in widespread unrest, spike in drug usage and vices (idle minds can be particularly destructive), amidst other unpleasant consequences.

For instance, there are enough minerals in the asteroid belt (between Mars and Jupiter) to give each human on the planet over $100b and current technology is advanced enough to refine space mining within the next two decades to make extraction feasible. However, the elite isn't in a hurry to green light that for obvious reasons. Likewise with global food production, as a species, we have the means to affordably feed everybody on the planet employing no more than 5% of the global population but the economic system we practice globally does not allow that and the displacement could be catastrophic if done abruptly.

Not to mention, handing a restless demography free stuff for life isn't exactly a panacea. Humans are notoriously insatiable.

-Lord

LordAdam16:


No b everybody head fit carry am.

.....following paragraphs deleted to reduce space...

When all is said and done, over the next few centuries, the Western elite are going to have robots do most of the thankless, unskilled and low-skilled jobs; have a well-paid professional class keep things running smoothly; and place the average Joe and Jane on a blend of welfare packages comprising Universal Basic Income, Unemployment Benefits, Child Credit, free necessities (education, health care) et cetera.


Already, France has an annual federal budget of circa €650 billion but spend a whopping €500 billion on welfare across all levels of government. This is in a country of 68 million people where more than 50% of the population do not pay income tax.

-Lord

Lazyyouth4u:


It’s not about working in the US. Anybody can claim to have worked in the US. Ask him what he did in the US before coming to Nigeria to start taking money from people in the name of investing. Nigerians need to start doing better DD.

I pity those people giving their money to people to invest without doing full DD on those people. Premium tears loading….

mymadam:


Yes, AND... at the right time

yinkaoke:
Hello
Please what is the treasury bill auction result of yesterday?
Thanks

davit:
The website has been shut down. Not loading anymore.

richforever123:
I heard IMG had an SEC licence

I want to move my money away from Fintech into a proper mutual fund, can anyone suggest a good Mutual Fund and what I should look out for the Fact Sheets, because these FIntechs do not have Fact Sheets, Custodians and all that

ojesymsym:
As this one de happen, another one de plan to open next year, another set of investors go still line up to put their money inside.

yinkaoke:
Hello house, please someone should help with last week treasury bill PMA rates.
Thank you

emmanuelewumi:
Return of my money is more important

jedisco:
Alot of African nations fail to understand how the modern monetary system works....hence they are at the bottom of it...
Sadly its a system that if you're not at the top, then you're at the bottom and being ripped off... Modern colonisation all over again

LagosInter:
PLEASE ANY OTHER WEBSITE TO CHECK DOLLAR PRICE? like abokifx?

NgHotGirls:
Meffy.com

ibechris:



As an estate surveyor, i don't think that the best investment in is rental business. 40% of people invest their money in real estate just for status,why some invest for the other reason best known to them.

Interestingly,without being biased,I think for the longterm gains,real estate might be good and the best but for short term gains,I will advice that treasury bill,bonds and fixed income investments are the best when compare to real estate investment.

The most herculean part of real estate is the aspect of rent collection and maintenance. But with others u don't have to wait to maintain anything nor wait for too long to get ur interest or gains,hence my reason why I settled for bonds,tbill and fixed income.

Afromentalist:

What they are subtly telling you is , 95% of agrotech are conscious or bona fide scams. The remaining 5% are scams too but that are yet to happen. Scams in the making kind of.
Do not invest unless you are a gambler.

Instead educate yourself financially to learn to identify real investment opportunities. Remember, slow and steady wins the wealth race.

emmanuelewumi:
FGN March 2050 coupon paid