₦airaland Forum

obowunmi:
No one determines your future except for you. Use your parents to get to the next level. Does your father have business contacts that you can use ? How about doing some chores and having your parents pay you? You have got to be wise in this day and age.

Joagbaje:
When will you wake up from this critical error? Satans assignment.

Revelation 12:10
. . : for the accuser of our brethren is cast down, which accused them before our God day and night.

I know how much tapes and books of ministers have been a blessing to me and others. Abc of evangelism by Bobb rus. Good morning Holy spirit by Bennywise hinn. Abc of follow up. Authority of the believer by Kenneyh Hagin. Supposing these men died with all they knew ?. But the were concerned enough to share with us through their taped DVD and books. We should rather be thankful. Were those things produced free by the press?

rhymz:
I remember 2yrs ago when Sanusi came on board with his mafian styled leadership of the CBN, my worries then were that this man was eroding the very lifeline of bank business with his hasty decisiond & as the spirit leads policies he was churning out.
I give it to him, he was fearless, probably good intentioned and realy wanted to help but there were some very obvious pointers to the fact that the young man was darting in unknown waters. From his sweeping actions of sacking the managements of banks he alleged were cooking their books without given them any chance to defend themselves to reeling out hasty policies and talking down on our banks in different public forums both home and abroad, all these showed he lacked the finesse, tact and temperament of the office he occupies. In his effort to correct the flaws in the financial sector he inwittingly brought down the whole sector to a screeching halt.

[size=13pt]Any banker or financial expert that is worth his salt knows that bank business thrives on trust and confidence and the moment anyone in his present capacity starts mouthing off about how dubious and criminally minded bankers and the system is, instantly people will start fretting and taking their monies elsewhere.[/size]

Now the news making the rounds is yet another policy twist from our very controversial abd extremely erratic CBN governor who has given a deadline to the 8 rescued banks to recapitalize before october 30 or face liquidation.

[size=14pt]Now the question that any sane person that has been following this man's trial and error policies is this: did Sanusi not promise us that no bank will be allowed to fail or go under? What was the essense of the whole hullabaloo a about saving the banks initially if it will eventually come to this? Does this man listen to his voice at all? Or does his own voice confuse him as well? He is so full of discordant tones and inconsistencies. Why make us go through all that suffering, more than 30,000 people have already lost their jobs, 620billion naira injected into these banks and our economy stagnated. Is he confused or what? Or he can't wait to see through his policies to the end? I understand he constituted the managements of these rescued banks, so has he lost confidence in them? Or was it a case of the whole plan being programmed to end like this? Why is he in a hurry to sell these banks to foreigners.[/size]

He acts like shareholders of these banks do not have any right as to how the merger and acquisition should go, he wants to damn the shareholders and liquidate their banks like that? Does he even have any shares in any of these banks to understand the import of his thoughtless pronouncements.

The same way he eroded confidence in the banking sector when his madness first started, he is going to repeat it again the 2nd time. Imagine the adverse effects liquidating 8 banks will have on even the so-called healthy banks. Which investor with a sane mind will want to touch our banks with a 500m pole with a cobfused CBN governor like sanusi. It is high time Mr Lamido Sanusi threw in the towel and admit this job is way above his league to start with. God help us.

Egocent:
There is no need to be tribalistic about this issue, statitics have shown that Ibo men are prone to domestic violence. I am Ibo and do not dispute this fact at all.

One thing we must understand is that living abroad is not easy, especially for the woman, usually, you do not have any help and you have to do everything yourself, and if you work and your spouse is one of those egocentric men who believe, that he should just sit down watching TV while you return from work and serve his dinner and clean up after him then you are in big trouble.

After serving his meal, you do the dishes, bath the kids put them to bed, you are totally exhausted and at night the man wants you to open your legs for him, like he is doing you a favour, You dont want s, e, x,  you just want to sleep cos you are tired, when you complain about him helping out in the house, all you hear is ranting about how He married you and payed your bride price and how you are his property.

When your salary comes in, he demands to know what you spend the money on, and if possible dictates what you use it for. after all, you are his wife(slave).

You have your dreams but he will use mind games on you, and make you relinguish your dreams for the sake of the family. It is very pitiful, He  expects you to worship him ,daily bowing your head to the ground to him for saving you from the life of poverty and bringing you abroad but he forgets that he married a white woman to get that paper he    holds on to so dearly, If the white woman laid the same claim on him for abandoning her after getting the papers, would he not be gunned down too?

After succumbing to this abuse for a period, one day, the woman is going to get really tired and would want to walk away cos she is actually getting nothing from the relationship.

We need to stop all this, Traditional Ibo men must step up and realise that marriage does not mean slavery, Times have changed.

twinskenny:
lol na mistake the camera config suppose be 30megawatts

oladuro:
@sosodat no options until we get your request

sosodat:
@ Oladuro

Hi, I have a Nokia N86 8MP with IMEI 354203035053315 locked unto the "three" network in the UK. I need to unlock it for different SIM usage. Please, I dont know if you can but may God bless you as you try. Thanks man.

icconium:
guy sorry no free unlock for your phone

Cavad4real:
@charlie and all gurus i have an uncle in canada and his helping me out with my admission with a school,and in the application form there is a place where they asked to indicate if i have any relation in Canada ,so i want to knw whether to say yes that i have somebody or no.thanks.