₦airaland Forum

plessis:
This is not about tinubu.

This is to show you the bloodthirsty barbarians we have in power.

They will not hesitate to sacrifice the lives of a few youths for power. Afterall, they sacrificed millions of igbos to keep Nigeria together.

Southerners must all come together and resist the sokoto caliphate.

It is about Tinubu. The only person who can give an order to the army is the commander in chief. Lagos is burning but the real perpetrators are in Abuja sipping kunu. The Lagos state government was complicit don’t get me wrong, but the man who sent a killer is a bigger threat than the killer.

Righteousness89:
You had a Great Summation but the Moment you went tribal you spoilt the whole thing..

How does Igbo or Yoruba cheering the events come into play?

My Brother you are a Major cause of the problems in Nigeria..

Take Responsibility for your actions..
Stop looking for who to blame..

The Matter has Nothing to do with tribal Whatever..

GOD BLESS NIGERIA

Everything in Nigeria is tribal wether you like it or not.

I am not saying Tinubu doesn’t deserve all this, he is a bastard who sold out his own people for some imaginary goal the North will never let him reach but Yoruba’s are standing up to their oppressor, the Igbos should stand up to theirs too and stop cheering for Tinubu’s destruction, face their own oppressors and together we will all be free. Find CSP Nwafor, Peter Obi was complicit too, stop selling him to us as an angel!

This is my personal opinion of what I think is going on right now. First of all, the end is very near for Ahmed Tinubu, it has been mistake after mistakes all in his quest to be in the good books of the powers that be from the North.

The Lekki massacre was a perfectly orchestrated plan to weaken BAT. There was a prison break and civil unrest in Edo state, Obaseki wasn’t called out and no army battalion was sent to the street, the parts of Lagos with no business connections to Tinubu also suffered unrest and soldiers weren’t sent there either, but a peaceful group of protesters at the Lekki toll gate, widely rumored to be part owned by a Tinubu controlled company gets a visit from an army battalion and people where killed.

So here is what I think happened: Tinubu was tricked into agreeing to allow soldiers be used to disperse the protesters at the toll gate, probably with assurances it will be properly executed but those who reached out to him with this plan do not care about dispersing the protesters, their plan was to go there, kill a few people, injure many and let the people turn on the man who’s interest they think the army was there to protect. A man of Tinubu’s wealth can’t be affected by losing a few millions due to the toll gates closure for a few days but due to Tinubu’s eagerness to always be in the good books of the North he eagerly agreed with them and an attack was carried out on his own people.
Now his businesses interests are being attacked, his popularity among his own people is at an all time low, and considering he isn’t exactly popular anywhere outside the SW, if he loses Lagos like those who keep leading him on from Abuja are planning, his political dynasty is dead and buried, he had a good run though.

The consequences of all this is that once again outside forces have used Yorubas to destroy one of their own. An Army battalion who are not answerable to anyone but their commander in chief who is the president attacked a group of protesters and somehow a man who has held no political office for decades is somehow being regarded as the primary culprit. The Northerners are sitting this out at least publicly like the sly strategists they are but the Easterners are cheering on publicly and calling for Tinubu’s properties to be burnt down while CSP Nwafor who killed hundreds of youths and dumped them in a river is still roaming free, Peter Obi who was governor of that state at that time is their preferred candidate for president and the angel who for them will turn Nigeria into heaven, they are quick to criticize the Yoruba’s and their leaders but shield theirs even when they commit the most brazen of crimes.

Yoruba’s slandering Tinubu remember when your enemy is cheering you on when you’re doing something, you should probably stop and rethink what you’re doing. I drop my pen.

piggyvestashawo:
wow, you have $700mill in your bitcoin account and you are looking for 2k subscribers

Where did you get these screenshots?
Soro soke

That is $700,000 bitcoin not million.

I never said they where mine, it is obviously a screenshot from a website. I said I had the connect, I didn't say I own what is in the screenshot.

piggyvestashawo:
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Where are you samples and proof?


scammers everywhere

Some of you will call your helpers scammers and postpone what God has in store for you.

Picture one- $2k bet on correct score
Picture two- sure payments everywhere
Picture three- conference call on the website. What scammer does conference calls?

If you have doubts about something say it in a covil way, not just shouting scammer as if anyone asked you for anything.

Chelsea-Southampton 3-3

I said it this morning betting is dead end, the corona virus causing the absence of fans in the stadium just makes things 10 times worse, anyone can beat anyone.

This thread never fails to crack me up.


Any big boy in the house? I have the connect for Vegas Dave, and I will show you the way but on the condition that your first three payout comes to me.
DM me, and forget all these nonsense lose today, win tomorrow going on here.

NB: I said big boys o, I don’t have time for “e go better” men.
Google Vegas Dave if you don’t know him.

This betting thing is a deadend guys, find another way unless you’re doing this for fun.

This returns are too low. LVBC gets me $15,000 a month steady. And I started with just $5000.

binghamm:
See this ode. Amazon stock that is the easiest momentum stock to buy, like anyone needs to do research before buying the stocks of probably the richest company on earth. Why not tell us about buying Peloton or Telsa when it was $133 and we may take a you a little serious.

I was going to ignore your classless response, but I’d give you a pass this one time. Read what I said in the post, I said all you have to do is watch the news and know whats happiness in the world of finance and you should be good.

Luftwaffe:
Oh thanks. And will it still work the same way for withdrawals? If yes, will it be credited to me in Naira?

Yeah, etoro will actually only let you withdraw the same way you deposited.

BlueOrange:
You are wise


Let's have this thread pushed to front page as it would stimulate healthy interactions, debate and drive traffic to the forum. Mods come in here please


Lalasticlala

Mynd44

MrKnowItAll

Dominique

Mukina2

Front page tends to derail conversations with low quality contributions though.

Luftwaffe:
I see that PayPal is not allowed for Nigeria on eToro.

Can you share how you registered on eToro?
Deposit / withdrawals, banks to use, etc

Thanks in anticipation.

Debit card from any bank, you only need to contact your bank to activate it for online payments. You can also use Skrill, Neteller if you have those.

freeman67:
Is is true very that the value of money kept and invested will depreciate in value. However, there is a saying that a bird at hand is worth money. By this I am saying that if you have been keeping a N1,000 note since it was produced, by now you will still have it. True that if it was invested it would have increased. Also true that what you could buy then you may not be able to buy again but you still have it.

Ask those guy that invest in all these funny get rich quick investment and ponzi's ; most recent MMM. I had some money in my liberty reserve account back then, one day I woke up and discovered my account was hacked. Mine was better than those that still had money when it crashed. All those monies are gone with the wind . The owner does not have anything left before we will talk about value depreciation.

That said, I am not saying people should not invest or seek to increase their wealth. I am only saying people should invest in what they know/understand and if they do not know much, it is better investing in what has already been tested to avoid stories that touch. Yes, that still does not mean people cannot take risk if they so wish but for the risk averse peace of mind and assurance of your savings being intact is key.

I understand the sentiment behind these thoughts. MMM and similar HYIP are a different thing entirely though.

Ignorance is the cause of the fear the average Nigerian has for investing, someone mentioned financial literacy earlier, thats only what can kill this fear caused by ignorance. A lot of people with money but just do not know what to do with it, pitch them an idea they think it’s another scam.

freeman67:
I do not know what your home based friends do to get the One million naira. If he is a 9-5 abi 8-4 whichever you choose to call it and does not have time to monitor any investment, his best bet will to put his money where even if he doesn't gain he would not loose all.

Investment is good if one can devote time to study and understand it. Then, you will have at least some level of certainly. There are risk takers and risk averse investors. Your home based friends seem not to want to take the risk for the reason best known to them.

Mind you the CEO's and top bankers that earn such dividend from the banks are heavily invested there. They do not just earn it because they have their savings there. If there were to be staff without any stake, their only entitled would have been their salaries, allowances and other pecks the office have to offer. Dividend are for share holders and all the shareholders will get their share of dividend depending on the amount of share they hold with the bank. Even if you have a separate business or investment, so long as you transact through them they will make money.

In the true sense of it there is nothing like if you don’t gain at least you’re not losing. The naira gets weaker and weaker with each passing day. 10 million in September 2018 isn’t the same with 10 million naira today.

As long as you are not day trading, we have very strong stocks in Nigeria that you definitely won’t lose money with if you are investing for the long term.

BlueOrange:
Hmm

Don't make them come for you. I had previously spoken about this on the forum on why Hugh profile business persons should consider prod u ti, factories, etc I was tagged scammer and that anything above 2% TB returns was too good to be true and tagged a thief. Don't make them come for you


And good one with the Amazon investment. We heard the news and watch events with Amazons rising financials. Smart move I must say

How will someone be fine with 2% on anything for heavens sake. Bankers too won’t tell them they could do way better

So I was with a few friends lately and we where all discussing about investments and I noticed those who are based in Nigeria mostly spoke of very low yielding investments like fixed deposits, one even left millions of naira in a savings account for 1-2% interest rate.

I understand being averse to risk but fixed deposits and having huge sums are simply making the bank richer at your expense.

I don’t know if it’s financial illiteracy or just plain old laziness. Making sound investment decisions isn’t magic, sometimes all you need to do is just watch the news and you will know what to do.

In the early days of the coronavirus pandemic in March, I bought 5 Amazon stock on eToro for $1820 each totaling just over $9000, I sold them last Thursday when Amazon stocks was at $3400, I turned $9000 into $17000 in 6 months.

I didn’t have a dream beforehand where I saw that Amazon stocks where going to blow up, but knowing there was a lockdown due to the virus, customers wouldn’t be able to go to physical stores for their needs, they have to turn to online stores, Amazon being the biggest in the US, they are where customers will turn to. Simple logic.

Conclusion is my people stay woke, bankers are getting rich with your money, why not be making that money by yourself. I saw in the news yesterday that top executives in Nigerian banks made 2.3 billion naira in interim dividends for the last fiscal year. It is your money you’re just keeping in the bank doing nothing that they trade with and get rich off. Take charge of your investments, watch news channels like Bloomberg tv and always keep yourself informed with happenings in the world of finance.

Are you looking to invest in the very lucrative sports betting industry but put off by the huge financial implications from the stringent licencing requirements of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC)? Why not consider getting an offshore gambling license from Malta?

I am a Nigerian resident in Valletta, the Capital of Malta.I am a webmaster specialising in the building of sports betting websites, I have also secured gambling licenses from the Maltese authorities for more than 15 clients from India, the United States, Canada, the UK and Australia.

Now how does getting a license from the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC) or Lagos State Lottery Board (LSLB) compared with getting an offshore license from Malta?

The Lagos State Lottery Board stipulates that the share capital for lottery businesses must be a minimum of 20 million naira, the License fee for the first year is 50 million naira and 10 million naira for subsequent years. The implication of these license requirements means your financial obligations in the first year of your sports betting business comes to about 70 million naira, add the cost of building your website, paying your staff in your first year and you will need to have a startup capital of 100 million naira.

Getting a gambling license in Malta costs 11 million naira, there are no requirements for share capitals, renewing your license for subsequent years costs 600,000 naira.
The biggest advantage of getting a gambling license from Malta over getting one from the Nigerian government or the Lagos state government is that, a license from Malta will make you eligible to receive payments from customers all over the world while a license from the NLRC or LSLB only allows you to run your sports betting website within Nigeria.

The total cost of a gaming license from Malta is 11 million naira in your first year compared to almost 100 million naira for a gaming license from Nigeria, with the gaming license from Malta also having the advantage of you being able to have a license that helps you conduct business internationally compared to a Nigerian license.

If you will like to build a sports betting website, send me a private message for a quote.

Are you looking to invest in the very lucrative sports betting industry but put off by the huge financial implications from the stringent licencing requirements of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC)? Why not consider getting an offshore gambling license from Malta?

I am a Nigerian resident in Valletta, the Capital of Malta.I am a webmaster specialising in the building of sports betting websites, I have also secured gambling licenses from the Maltese authorities for more than 15 clients from India, the United States, Canada, the UK and Australia.

Now how does getting a license from the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC) or Lagos State Lottery Board (LSLB) compared with getting an offshore license from Malta?

The Lagos State Lottery Board stipulates that the share capital for lottery businesses must be a minimum of 20 million naira, the License fee for the first year is 50 million naira and 10 million naira for subsequent years. The implication of these license requirements means your financial obligations in the first year of your sports betting business comes to about 70 million naira, add the cost of building your website, paying your staff in your first year and you will need to have a startup capital of 100 million naira.

Getting a gambling license in Malta costs 11 million naira, there are no requirements for share capitals, renewing your license for subsequent years costs 600,000 naira.
The biggest advantage of getting a gambling license from Malta over getting one from the Nigerian government or the Lagos state government is that, a license from Malta will make you eligible to receive payments from customers all over the world while a license from the NLRC or LSLB only allows you to run your sports betting website within Nigeria.

The total cost of a gaming license from Malta is 11 million naira in your first year compared to almost 100 million naira for a gaming license from Nigeria, with the gaming license from Malta also having the advantage of you being able to have a license that helps you conduct business internationally compared to a Nigerian license.

If you will like to build a sports betting website, send me a private message for a quote.

Are you looking to invest in the very lucrative sports betting industry but put off by the huge financial implications from the stringent licencing requirements of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC)? Why not consider getting an offshore gambling license from Malta?

I am a Nigerian resident in Valletta, the Capital of Malta.I am a webmaster specialising in the building of sports betting websites, I have also secured gambling licenses from the Maltese authorities for more than 15 clients from India, the United States, Canada, the UK and Australia.

Now how does getting a license from the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC) or Lagos State Lottery Board (LSLB) compared with getting an offshore license from Malta?

The Lagos State Lottery Board stipulates that the share capital for lottery businesses must be a minimum of 20 million naira, the License fee for the first year is 50 million naira and 10 million naira for subsequent years. The implication of these license requirements means your financial obligations in the first year of your sports betting business comes to about 70 million naira, add the cost of building your website, paying your staff in your first year and you will need to have a startup capital of 100 million naira.

Getting a gambling license in Malta costs 11 million naira, there are no requirements for share capitals, renewing your license for subsequent years costs 600,000 naira.
The biggest advantage of getting a gambling license from Malta over getting one from the Nigerian government or the Lagos state government is that, a license from Malta will make you eligible to receive payments from customers all over the world while a license from the NLRC or LSLB only allows you to run your sports betting website within Nigeria.

The total cost of a gaming license from Malta is 11 million naira in your first year compared to almost 100 million naira for a gaming license from Nigeria, with the gaming license from Malta also having the advantage of you being able to have a license that helps you conduct business internationally compared to a Nigerian license.

If you will like to build a sports betting website, send me a private message for a quote.

Are you looking to invest in the very lucrative sports betting industry but put off by the huge financial implications from the stringent licencing requirements of the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC)? Why not consider getting an offshore gambling license from Malta?

I am a Nigerian resident in Valletta, the Capital of Malta.I am a webmaster specialising in the building of sports betting websites, I have also secured gambling licenses from the Maltese authorities for more than 15 clients from India, the United States, Canada, the UK and Australia.

Now how does getting a license from the National Lottery Regulatory Commission (NLRC) or Lagos State Lottery Board (LSLB) compared with getting an offshore license from Malta?

The Lagos State Lottery Board stipulates that the share capital for lottery businesses must be a minimum of 20 million naira, the License fee for the first year is 50 million naira and 10 million naira for subsequent years. The implication of these license requirements means your financial obligations in the first year of your sports betting business comes to about 70 million naira, add the cost of building your website, paying your staff in your first year and you will need to have a startup capital of 100 million naira.

Getting a gambling license in Malta costs 11 million naira, there are no requirements for share capitals, renewing your license for subsequent years costs 600,000 naira.
The biggest advantage of getting a gambling license from Malta over getting one from the Nigerian government or the Lagos state government is that, a license from Malta will make you eligible to receive payments from customers all over the world while a license from the NLRC or LSLB only allows you to run your sports betting website within Nigeria.

The total cost of a gaming license from Malta is 11 million naira in your first year compared to almost 100 million naira for a gaming license from Nigeria, with the gaming license from Malta also having the advantage of you being able to have a license that helps you conduct business internationally compared to a Nigerian license.

If you will like to build a sports betting website, send me a private message for a quote.

Amarallllll:
How much for sports betting website ?

5 million naira. Your fee covers all installations on the website. A 100% ready to go website will be delivered to you.

manneger2:
300k

On your own or agent?

Please how much can I expect to save going DIY instead of through an agent?

And please I'd also like to know how much can I expect to save if I go DIY vs use an agent.

kaizenBash:
30 days Visa Procurement - From 120k-150k and above depending on agent
90 days - From 190k above depending on agent
Flight ticket - 200 above depending on season of the year and airline
Hotel accommodation - 180AED (18k Naira) per night and above depending on location, hotel standard and season (Booking prior to arrival is cheaper)
A month shared accommodation - Starting from 600AED (60k Naira) and above depending on location and room.
Feeding - You know what you eat

Above estimation is just to give you little clue of the finances involved. Travelers are advised to hold nothing less than a 1,000 dollar Basic Travelling allowance to prevent being stranded in anyway here.

God bless. From this with 1 million naira I'd be fine then if I was getting a 3 month visa, this is more of my thought if anyone has something to chime in I'd be grateful.

Please forgive me guys, I know I should read the whole thread but I just need a quick answer. If I was to go to Dubai on a visit visa, how !much in cash should I have for all my needs including Visa, and money to live on for a month and everything in between, and if I find a job do I have to leave the country again to change my visa type?

I want to sell $200 worth of doge. Buying?