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i need a reliable ECN broker that would accept naira mastercard from Nigeria. suggestions will be helpful thanks

Even the 2.1 or first class is no guarantee

femzo:
Would check now.

femzo not everyone feels comfortable dropping his number here. please provide a contact email some of us can send numbers to so you can add us. I am also an awardee...did my induction in 2016 currently have 18 courses under activity on my dashboard

femzo:
Just added you guys to the group.

femzo i sent you a pm

Ok

I need that shit you are smoking

Tjanks

lagbaja3:
Ntel like many things in Nigeria is failing terribly in service delivery. Today alone I have had more than 5hrs of down time if you read on their twitter page @ntelngcare you will find that some parts of Lagos have had weeks of down time. It feels like they have added the I back to their name to go back to Nitel.

However the good news is that their routers are not locked to the network (this was a major criteria for me). On a very bad day I have put my Etisalat sim in it and it worked well with small configuration.

quite sad!

I started this thread initially impressed with their service. i have long switched to glo. i dont know what network will ever get it right in Nigeria

Cool

He didn't commit suicide as a junior officer until now. Something ain't right

For this recession even those with jobs are broke

Because everyone is corrupt

Really nice

I am in

Nice

cool

useful

Mr Seun i think it is high time to close this thread. their prediction has embarassingly failed. they have scammed some evil politicians of' their ill gotten money. its time for them to face themselves and start killing each other. afterall its all they desire - to kill!

MathsChic:
Na wa o. Girls can't say anything impressive again. That's how you look down on women? Not good, sad.

Dear one, i meant i will like to meet you if you are a lady because some people pretend to be females here. i hope you understand?

FSBoperator:
More foolish words like these have never been spoken

i dont expect you to be polite in your reply. you are angered because the truth seems like an albatross on your neck...idiot never mention me again and fvckoff

FSBoperator:
We are in March.

Buhari's case closed in January

This month Nigeria dies.

The incidence yesterday in Ife will spark riots in the north tomorrow.

Osunbade's inability to control the riots will lead to anarchy and a coup will follow.

Read up on "Scenario 1: how Nigeria will end up balkanized" I have a thread on the here

Oga dont be deceived, no such thing will happen. The president is very much healthy. have you noticed that militancy has reduced to a great minimum? electricity is steadily growing? The president to me is rather outsmarting the situation he found himself by temporarily relinquishing power to create stability. A smart move if you ask me. You think the presidency is not smart enough to pay the media to make it seem like the president is in a critical situation so as to calm those guys and corrupt politicians causing distability? as long as you dont see a video of the president will surely make you doubt his health status which is exactly what he wants.

MathsChic:
I think you are under an illusion of grandeur. You have a feeling you are smart. But indeed you may not be as smart as you think. It's the wrongest thing to think a boss who remarked, even if in passing, about your superior presentation skills, would now be thinking of bringing you down, when all he needs to "bring you down" is to merely fire you. And hire someone else.

If he found work for you between 10am and 4pm, it could be for a host of other reasons, and for nothing related to your paranoia. If he thought the DSTV needed to be shut down, there could be a thousand other reasons for it and not for the hunt you think.

You need to watch it. Sooner those feelings you harbour will creep out and in no time will become perceptible to your boss. You should know that once that happens, insubordination is the interpretation. I'll suggest you simply do your thing. Do your job and don't entertain those feelings of greatness, which, frankly, ain't even great anyways. Concentrate on honing your skills and not on who's after your phantom glory.

In other words, stay focused, oga.

chai....never been this impressed with a comment coming from a girl on nairaland. please hope you are really a girl ooo because i will like to know you pass nairaland

I wont be surprised if other telecoms companies are sponsoring this protest just to take over MTN's market share. MTN has consistently dominated the market

Missyetty:
He should be more prayerful

sarcasm

In a symbolic blow to U.S. global financial hegemony, Russia and China took a small step toward undercutting the domination of the U.S. dollar as the international reserve currency on Tuesday when Russia’s second biggest financial institution, VTB, signed a deal with the Bank of China to bypass the dollar and pay each other in domestic currencies.

The so-called Agreement on Cooperation — signed in the presence of Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is on a visit to Shanghai — was followed by the long-awaited announcement on Wednesday of a massive natural gas deal 10 years in the making.

“Our countries have done a huge job to reach a new historic landmark,” Putin said on Tuesday, making note of the $100 billion in annual trade that has been achieved between the two countries.

Demand for the dollar, which has long served as a safe and reliable reserve currency in international transactions, has allowed the U.S. to borrow almost unlimited cash and spend well beyond its means, which some economists say has afforded the United States an outsize influence on world affairs.

But the BRICS countries — Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, a bloc of the world’s five major emerging economies — have long sought to diminish their dependence on the dollar as a means of reshaping the world financial and geopolitical order. In the absence of a viable alternative, however, replacing it has proved difficult.

For its part, “China sees the dominance of the dollar in international trade transactions as a remnant of American global dominance, which they hope to overthrow in the years ahead,” said Michael Klare, a professor of peace and world security studies at Hampshire College. “This is a small step in that direction, to reduce the primacy of the dollar in international trade.”

Some have been tempted to view Tuesday's deal in the context of Putin's showdown with the West over the crisis in Ukraine. After the U.S. and Europe imposed sanctions on Moscow for its annexation of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula, Putin may have finally made good on promised retaliation against what he views as Western hegemony in Russia's near abroad.

“Breaking the dominance of the U.S. dollar in international trade between the BRICS is something that the group has been talking about for some time,” said Chris Weafer, a founding partner of Macro-Advisory, a consultancy in Moscow. “The Ukraine crisis and the threats voiced by the U.S. administration may well provide the catalyst for that to start happening.”

To be sure, the Russia-China bank deal is mostly a symbolic step. Liza Ermolenko, an emerging markets economist at Capital Economics in London, said that the deal was still “a very small one, in the grand scale of things,” and that it wouldn’t change Russia’s reliance on the dollar “overnight.” Most of Russia’s export contracts in the oil and gas markets are still priced in dollars, she noted, and on a wider scale, replacing the dollar with the ruble is much too risky to even consider.

Likewise, even though China has agreed to the gas deal, which could see over $450 billion of Russian natural gas flow from eastern Siberia into China over the next 30 years, Russia is not in a position to abandon its ties with Europe.

"From the commercial standpoint, Europe is the most profitable market for Gazprom,” said Mikhail Korchemkin, the founder of Eastern European Gas Analysis, who has consulted for Gazprom, the Russian state-owned gas company. "Exports to China can generate a small profit, [but] only if the government makes it free of taxes and duties.”

But the bank deal is another indicator that Russia and China are in the middle of a wider rapprochement, which analysts say is premised not on ideological alignment but on a mutual desire to undercut the U.S. in their respective spheres of influence.

Both countries are wary of President Barack Obama’s “pivot east,” a recalibration of U.S. foreign policy away from decades of war in the Middle East and toward the fast-growing economies of the East. Cynical observers have interpreted the shift as an effort to contain China.

"This is a marriage of mutual strategic interests, not a marriage of love," said Klare. “China wants energy and weapons from Russia, and Russia wants diplomatic backing and cash. It’s a quid pro quo.”

Yet even if China feels threatened by U.S. encroachment, it is Russia that is desperately pursuing closer ties with China.

Putin may have gotten the better of the Western powers in the showdown over Crimea, but at the cost of growing geopolitical isolation. Under intense pressure to demonstrate Russia's avowed independence from the West, he has repeatedly threatened that he could simply shut off its natural gas pipelines to Europe and find new markets for Russian energy exports.

Separate from that political posturing, the Russian imperative to find new markets for its energy exports is nonetheless very real. Energy demands in Europe have plateaued and may even decline in the long term because of stringent environmental regulations.

“If Russia wants to continue to be a petrostate, it has to shift marketing of its exports to Asia," said Klare, who noted that Western energy conglomerates like ExxonMobil have begun doing the same.

“We don’t want to push this too far and see it as a formation of a new, global anti-American bloc that is starting a new Cold War,” he added. "This is market-driven more than it’s political."

Source: http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2014/5/20/russia-china-bankdeal.html

GBTYO:
Do you mean Buhari?

Prediction appears to be accurate....i commend the OP. Quite sad though!

stanleyalpacino:
Holy Moses. Abeg op who get this slip and where you download am from. ?

See coincidence o.. 21m on the 21st of Jan. Damn.. I need this kind of miracle

It was meant to be no matter what he chose

LordHiffy:
Although people have always stated the advantages of having a business, they often neglect to state the cons or CHALLENGES of being a business owner. As a biz owner there are things u need to put into consideration;
1. You will have to work much more than your counterparts ( this is for sure)
2. Biz is filled with ups and downs. Sometimes you gain but many times u may loose.
3. To sustain your biz, u'll have to mostly spend as a poor man ( you can't be a big spender and develop your business)
4. You have to be self sufficient and mostly rely on your guts for decisions
5. Your continuous creativity is a necessity
6. Less time for your self. Your business becomes like your baby
7. Finally you have to open your eyes to many other biz opportunities because some businesses go out of season. You need to spread your tentacles just in case
I wrote this whilst working so pardon my content but get d message

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If you can change the mindset of Nigerians 90% of the problem is solved.

No matter how you devalue, corruption will persist.

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