₦airaland Forum

kaylous:
Did you mean ''10.14% for 180days and 8.7% for 91days'' are calculated base on period of time or annual? Skye, Uba & First Bank promised 5-6% and it is calculated per annum.

I was able to meet up with an Aiico Capital representative she promised me 13% but will still calculate my return per annum. i.e Principal x Rate x Time divide by 365. Was looking for a fixed rate for any period of time!!![code][/code][color=#990000][/color]

The rates are per annum. Longer tenors usually attract higher yields.

Jollyjoy:
Op the deed has been stop crying over split milk
Btw what if she was your bros g.f?hmmmmmm

Correction: Spilt semen. Not milk.

kristien4:
I thought it was 5th November? ?

TB auctions are held Wednesdays bi-weekly.
This week's Wed 4/11/15 is an auction date. So you can save the date and count every two weeks henceforth.

Your instruction must however reach your banker before 4pm, the Tuesday before.

Adesiji77:
With the much-touted liquidity in the market, it seems the only way the interest rate on T-bills can go is south!

Cc: ednut1, Caracta, Tinyemeka, slydog, davide470

My brother, I needed to assist my mother just this morning to make her bid and was shocked at what I saw as results of the last auction. 10.14% for 180days and 8.7% for 91days, if my memory serves me right. I was shocked to say the least.

First on the list: CM Browser

maiahsaiah:
U sound confused, I pity u

My dear, please respect yourself and stop insulting me, please.

maiahsaiah:
Have u ever heard of the book, she stooped to conquer? Ode!!!

If you had actually read and understood the book, you wouldn't use that as a reference.

And my last post was in reference to tsdarkside and not Ms Akunyili.

Denn:
This is a motorised charcoal stove

The motorised blower fan pulls in air from the duct above the blower and pushes it to the ignited charcoal. The forced air provides more oxygen and the charcoal burns faster.

If you look at the pictures clearly, you would see the charcoal burning

WOW!

Instead of fanning, just hit the switch. I'd never thought of that.

I'd reply you with someone's sig:
IN the final analysis, the greatest loss to a family is not death, it is the presence of "efulefu" in the community...

tsdarkside:
why is she drawing a picture,kneeling down to a white-devil??...the devil should be kneeling down to you!!!...

this woman is useless to me!!!....stvpid toto-idiot...thats why women should never lead,they just dont get it....useless as hell!!!..


this is how it suppose to be......the black-woman will never understand....thats why we were thrown out of eden.....
we are the masters,they are the slaves...!!!!....

She paints almost 3D. I actually thought it was a real lady kneeling in the first pic.

TonyeBarcanista:
Government need to act to arrest the situation before it becomes worse. At present nobody know the plan of the government neither is there any intervention action. May God Help Us

I'm not being sarcastic or deliberately insulting, but I believe these issues are a fallout of the general uncertainty in the financial system. An evidence of lack of direction. Lack of leadership. An absence of fiscal policy guidance.

I'm sad saying this, but that advert is crap.

ayoolanr:
Exactly my thought dude......theses mofos are completely deluded......They want to lay claim to the SS......Just because a river has a source in the SE but which flows through the SS before emptying into the ocean, they want to lay claim to the whole river. This to me is the definition of grand delusion!!!!. I support them having their Biafra.....but the greater Nigeria should crush any land grabbing antiques they might be cooking up regarding the SS which is still part of the so called Nigerian zoo!!!!

Are you speaking for the SS as a bonafide indigene or you just felt like making yourself heard?

ezeagu:
I also factored in the bends in the river. This is definitely possible. I believe this should be seriously considered by some "south east" (Igbo) investors and basically creating a new river on the Aba river which is like only a stream now, can you imagine a port in Aba directly connected to the coast.

How would revenue be generated to justify the project costs?
If it were to be handled by private investors, the government would come in with their taxes and cut into profits.
On the other hand, the government of present Nigeria would hardly consider executing a project of such magnitude.

Private investors can lobby HOR and Senate members to push it forward.

Just saying.

viickerz:
Lol. Tiwa is overhyped

I'd disagree with you on that.

I was just about to type "wahala dey o", then I saw your username .

The challenge OP is facing is that he is standing between Sahara desert and the deep pink sea.

His wife is stale compared to the fling he's enjoying. And unfortunately, his wife may not understand his situation when he tries to make her improve her performance in bed.

How should I advise this dude now?

BRB.

Uniben4sure:
That's my role model!

Dear lord, please bless me with women of NOI's caliber as wife and as daughters. Amen!


Congrats my beloved NOI.

Amen and Amen!

Erm... where did they say this happened please?

I need to know the name of the region. For my Social survey.

Isn't AIT owing salaries?

Has she been paid this month?

Maybe that's why the family has remained childless.

bushdoc9919:
Well,

1.TSA was a PDP initiative.

2.The problem is that we are already suffering from reduced liqudity....oil price per barrel fell from $130 in July 2014 to $50 and below now. That's a lot of money gone. And that means that government has to be savings savvy.....or else there won't be money to spend at all.

3.The real problem is that we are an oil dependent economy. As a result....we overimport, and we do not have enough industries.....which is why we do not have enough jobs in the first place. The fall in oil price means we either have to a)Diversify the economy or b)Keep on the old track and hope that the oil price shoots up again (not going to happen).

4.I agree the govt does not have a coherent policy. But then again, the problem is that there isn't enough money.....so the government is trying to make sure they have some money saved....especially as you know...oil prcies have fallen and we do not have the cash....by enfrcing TSA, bringing in import restrictions, and tightening up everything. That is why FIRS's new head is the guy who tripled Lagos IGR....and why the new Customs boss' first word is that ''I am here to make more money for the treasury''.

5.In my opinion, if I was Buhari's head economic showrunner.....I would 1) end subsides 2) enforce TSA 3) Spend more on public transport 4)Cut excess in the Civil service 5)Run an austerity government 6) Diversify....diversify. 7) Punish corruption seriously. No buts.

Your 5th point: Laudable and commendable but unfortunately, smart economists do not do well in poltics, neither do smart politicians do well in macro-economics. Just a few exceptions exist.

Don't know why UBA tends to be in the news for the wrong reasons.

Initially, it was non-confirmation of transfer request (all the more involving a high profile PEP). Now it's blatant disregard of a CBN directive which even originated from the President himself.

So other banks which complied with transfer closure of the MDA accounts are mumus abi?

People are taking note o. Shows the strength of Corporate Governance practised in these institutions.

Damn!

This same thing happens at Ninth Mile and more frequently at a bad spot called Ugwu Onyeama in Enugu. There is a very long stretch of express way which slopes down to a bridge. At the bridge, vehicles usually slow down due to several bad spots there. Unfortunately, a tanker might be coming from behind, having gone down the slope for a distance of about 4kms on worn out brakes. Tanker'd just clear everything in its path. Sometimes throwing the vehicles into the steep ditch along the side of the road.

May God help us. Especially as we've commenced this notorious ember period.

Owliver:
the first day i went yo my friends church "kingsword" in Abeokuta in 2010

i went to my friend's place initially so remembered i was invited so decided to go. i was wearing a slightly faded polo and leather slippers and a jeans. i was directed to sit in front i agreed.

then the pastor started preaching about dressing and you know all this indomie generation churches na, people began to look around to check peoples dress. i almost died. guys were getting up adjusting their suits in style shouting "Alleluya. while the girls were clapping, me i just freeze for sit.

its awkward, annoying and disgraceful. since that experience i dey always wear Christmas cloth go that church.

near death experience

Yahoo Yahoo church

When you are dancing swaggarliciously to the offering box in your white agbada then suddenly remember that the offering is still in your pocket. You then struggle to bring it out from your pocket, with just four feet to goal line. Gbam! You finally succeed, but along with your offering, also comes rumpled and raggedy looking pieces of N5 and N10 which flutter to the floor in all their wretched and poverty-stricken glory. Remember they emerged from a white agbada pocket o.

OP, I know that if it's you, you'll form eyes-front and do as if they are not yours. If ushers call your attention, you go add deaf and dumb join.

osesology:
That's good. The father will be like ``that's my daughter''. She's Ibo right? good. Her bride prize just doubled, so prospective suitors, beware

LOL. But her dad didn't pay any tuition fees all through her schooling na!

OyinMIXmola:
argghhhhh that was too harsh nw,imagine if her hubby was reading these,or how wld u feel if it was ur wife that was bashed like diz,choi bro,u wicked ooooo no be small

Oya sorry.

That's the reason for that last paragraph of mine.

godspeed:
I remember back in school days, you dare not be seen studying hard, people like you will subject such students to extreme ridicule that is hard to bare.

You label studious students all kinds of vile names like effico, prof, igi iwe e.t.c to the extent that u won't even want to be seen on the way to the library.

LOL. They used to call me Bukky. As in Bookie.

P.S. Quit hating O. Biko. It's bad for your arteries.

Tbliss12:
Its so pathetic and demoralizing that we leave in a country where certificate is the most sort after by our indigenous firms and even foreign firms. I sat down after going through NYSC and My parents are already looking at me in 3D as regards what's next.

I submitted my spiral bind C.V but the Secretary of that firm quickly glanced through my details but was disappointed to see 2:2 (3.32 CGPA) which stated in it and told me straight-up that I shouldn't be expecting a call!! I was pissed off, do u mean 3.32 CGPA is a poor result? I just went out and up till now after 3month no call from them.

The question is where are we going in this country? Two(2) factors all companies display while placing recruitment adverts; Your Age (24yrs nd below) and supposed good grade (1st class or 2:1). Now tell me are graduates with 2:2 really that lazy while in school? The Answer is simply 'NO' so many factors are really involved, I've seen a brilliant guy in school who felt sick on the day of his set last papers which sucked his GP heavily.

If you've got your 1st class or 2:1 and you are gainfully employed in a cool company with good pay lucky you and I wish you all the best, for those still looking out for a good job the lord shall answer "OUR" prayers but doing something with your saved Allawee is not a bad idea anyway!!

Happy Weekend!!

Tbliss12

Why is your CV spiral-bound?

Or you just wanted to act funny?

There are ao many companies that recruit B.Sc 2.2 graduates within the 27yrs age bracket. You just have to pass their tests and interviews.

Edit your CV. In the field for edu qualifications, BSc (Hons) <Name of Course>.

You are putting your CGPA there. Are you trying to tell them that you almost made 2.1? Be kiaful!

FlySly05:
Wouldn't that make her boo gay ?

The word Boo has come to be viewed as unisexual. It's not restricted to a particular gender.

moshino:
My brother, our polithiefcians were spending Billions of our Naira without even pricing the properties, the stolen cash was driving them nuts, so common sense was non-existent. And you're correct, with the #140m for just empty plot of land, one can buy a good house in most advanced countries, US, UK, Canada etc. I purchased a 4Br/3.5Ba house in a prime area of TX 10yrs ago for less than $500k, so go figure.

You actually got an extremely good bargain in that purchase. That sum wouldn't even cover the cost of land in a choice location here. Well I wouldn't know for 10yrs ago.

Those politicians have also discovered the lure of purchasing properties abroad so they are already in the game.

The point I was trying to make though was: Why commit your money to purchase property a politician acquired through fraudulent means? When you know the ownership may be revoked by Govt? It's like going out to buy land in which you know the ownership is being disputed. Dangerous.