₦airaland Forum

panafrican:
8.6 billion Leones = 437, 000 US dollars! This is NOTHING folk. At least $75 million US were found in Abacha's house in Nigeria after his death ,

In Nigeria, Cote d'Ivoire ,or Burkina Faso someone would steal 10 times this before being caught.
Last month the president of the national assembly was on the news out there for having stolen 600 billions CFA ( $ 1 billion US ) in the passport business.
His company is responsible for making passports and national Identity cards. For the fiscal year 2022-2023 the company only gave
the equivalent of $1200 ( $1 000 + $ 200 ONLY !!!! ) back to the treasury , all the rest was nowhere to be found .
And the guy never resigned ! It is the speaker of the HOUSE !!!!!

SporaD8:
It's actually a combustible combo...
If you want to upgrade to nuclear, just add boiled eggs!!!

Maxwell775:
u don try fried egg featuring Eba before? E sweet die

superintendents:


Try this.. white rice with okro

EreluRoz:
It's actually one of my favorite combo. Beans and plantain does a lot for the body but plantain and eggs still my best.

ositadima1:
I have said what I have said. If your dollar investments are Nigerian bonds denominated in foreign currencies, don't feel too cocky because if the Nigerian economy goes bad, default is very likely. However, if you diversified in foreign markets, then good for you.

mariahAngel:
Hi people!!! 👋🏼

So, I've been seeing some posts around lately, stating that this combo (picture below) is "poisonous", and I was like how naa? 🙄

Thing is, this combo is one of my favorites because not only is it so delicious, it is also very filling, and I am not about to give it up for whatever reason.

So, what is your take on this?
Do you like this combo?
Would you give up eating it?

What food combo do you enjoy the most?

Pictures' source: Instagram

chisomkachy:
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ositadima1:
You think investing in Nigerian bonds denominated in USD and foreign currencies is a solid diversification strategy. By the time the naira gets to 5000, how sure are you that Nigeria will not default on its bond payments?

The truth is that these bonds are still correlated with the naira, and if Nigeria's economy goes to ruin, so will these bonds.

To truly diversify, you would have to buy bonds in foreign countries, like physically go to the USA and buy their bonds.

ositadima1:

ositadima1:
I am not really attacking, just trying to be reasonable. This is not the way to be a role model. There is no moral to the long letter.

I can simply summarize the whole thing in a few words - "I am very comfortable and I will still be even if Nigeria burns".

Now, compare that with what you get from mature individuals like Pa Emma. He will give you roadmaps and actionable pointers.

I can only say be wary of old people who talk like teenagers.

RayRay06677:
Unnecessary attacks

Some gets motivations from stories like that.



We can not convert all our money to dollars

Allow naira to breath


Age, inheritance policy and volume of naira you hold can be a reason you shouldn't bother about dollars.

ositadima1:
We have been hearing about investing in dollars for over ten years now.

Every so often, someone will come and do the calculations of how much you would have lost if you held naira instead of dollars. Don't you get tired ni?

I believe you have already converted all your money to dollars (audio, maybe...), which is good. Now rest, haba. I would even suggest sending your spouse out there to earn dollars.

I thought this thread was about investing in Nigerian denominated securities.

ositadima1:
Okay, you are so fortunate that everything is working out for you. You are living your best life. So, what should we do now?

Is enjoying your wealth not bringing you enough happiness that you need to write about it for emotional boosts?

What exactly is the message in this long letter - buy, sell or hold?

spy24:
Did you not see where I said the entire defense line ?

spy24:
Many people on nairaland don't know football

I can't believe that most of you are surprised by osimhens performance yesterday.. and you guys seems to be insinuating that yesterday was his only good performance so far

Incase you guys don't know, the difference so far between the likes of ivory coast, Ghana, Cameroon and Nigeria so far is that we have osimhen and those teams don't

The guy has been our best player in all the games we have played so far, without him this team would have been like any other team

Secondly the entire defense line and the goalkeeper have been very good and consistent. aside these two factors( osimhen, defense and goalkeeper) only lookman is the next individual worthy of mention..

Iwobi and Onyenka has actually been good but most of you don't know because to you people if they are not giving KDB and Bellingham passes they should not play in the team, mumu thinking

MisterBanny:
Una don start.
But when the British hail their own players now, u call it overhype.
I wish him well and pray he continues to achieve greater things. Nigerians are delighted.

God pls touch someone that can help me with something to survive on pls. I'm scared of this starvation

luminouz:
Don't reply that airhead.

It is a disgusting Troll unworthy of your attention.

KingAzubuike:
This Vincent Aboubakar don 40 something nothing you fit tell me.

spencekat:
Dele Aiyenuba was always brought in those days because of penalty saves.

dominique:
Over impress sef.

Uzoho don dey lace boots. Whahla o

spencekat:
He can score from a free kick spot.

spencekat:
Iheanacho should be in by now.

Reza69:
Re
Pls which language Cameroon dey speak? Like I hear their keeper telling the defenders fem(keep quiet).