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mukina2:
Its not me oh.
instead of 38 per h2h its now 20 or unlimited . .and to be fair lots of people do try with their teams.


the codes are given according to standings on last season's FPL . .for both FA and Carling.

Muki, let me see you in camera. **In low voice** what position did you finish in the FA Cup last season? Don't loud it.

Got the code, Mukina2. Thanks. But this idea of FA Cup 1 & 2. Perhaps, you should consider relegating bottom clubs in the FA Cup and promote top teams from lower leagues. This makes the competition more interesting or, if you prefer, intense.

tripplephi:
francababy Makes 150k by your calculation.... and pls simply use 300+=$1 as your exchange rate and there you will see that its actually herself and 4 others thats doing it.... making 5 in total....5x$4(each)x25days(excluding weekends)x 300naira = 150k PLEASE DONT BE QUICK TO JUDGE... IF YOU DO NOT LIKE THE BUSINESS THEN GO FOR MANY OTHER ONLINE BUSINESSES O

Chill, man. There is nothing to be hyper about here. I only made an observation.

Could you quote where she said she worked with the four people? I can only remember her stating she had her day job and only hired those four to handle the captcha, no? She also said she made N150k as PROFIT (after expenses). Your explanation didn't prove that. And if you're excluding weekends (Saturdays and Sundays), how did you arrive at 25 days in a month?

I only posted what I observed and I don't see reason why anybody should take that personal.

Hello, Muki Muki Mukina2. Manager of FA Cup finalists Indomitable Ronameto reporting for duty. Abeg, fire me the FA Cup code.

To me, something just doesn't add up here. The OP said she made like 150k per month after expenses. Yet, she paid 18k to each of the four young people working for her. Let's say each one solved 1000 captchas in two hours. And given the highest I have seen people claimed being paid is about $1 per 1000, each worker would work about $4 in a day. The total combined earnings in a month wouldn't even be up to N150k, let alone salaries and other expenses to be paid. Or am I missing something?

I can confirm to you that it is. It is highly possible if you can write very well like a native English speaker and know what format or writing style online readers love. Native speakers can earn $50 upwards per 500-word article. But people from countries other than the UK, US and Australia usually get discriminated against with earnings as low as $1 per 500 words. I have seen online some top-notch, possibly high-earning writers from Nigeria, though.

Vikkiboi:
[b]Great punters will handicap some of the straight win and do over 1.5 for some of my over 2.5 and also do win either half for some of the straight win and stake high

Don't mind my betting amount

Na Buhari cause am


Type of bet: Accumulator
Total betting amount: 50.00
Bonus: 0.00
Possible Win: 610964.30
Won: 0.00

With just N50?

Beautycrush24 has already explained what you probably need to know. But if it's about the number of notifications received, you can edit that under Settings if you see any such option.

Edd1e:
Not ur broker or something, what u need is this-
https://www.ea-coder.com/forex-trade-executed-without-price-touch/

Thanks, bruv, even though I haven't yet digested the info on there.

Karleb:
Bro, it's called spread. The difference between bid and ask price (buying and selling price). It's what your broker charge you whenever your order get filled.

Thanks. In that case, it means you pay the spread twice (when opening and closing)? I had been thinking about spread in a wrong way then. I thought it was merely the difference between ask and bid, say, 3 pips, at opening time. That is, hypothetically, if I were to close the position at the same ask and bid prices, I'd have lost just 3 pips. But from your explanation, based on how I understand it, 6 pips would have been lost. I hadn't thought of it that way. Interesting.

So far so good. Never experienced something like this. The beef I just get be their commissions. I get charged like N110 to other banks and N21 to GTB (but they always claim it's N20).

To those who know better here: could you suggest to me a reliable broker whose MT4 features the Enable Maximum Deviation option? I have started studying the market using a demo account on FXOpen, but I cannot find that option in the tool provided. I'm especially interested in this option because of what I experienced when doing my first and only trade so far. The Bid price was trending in the range .xx36-.xx37 when opening a trade but the position was opened at .xx40. Immediately after opening the position, I see the price return to the earlier range and never moved out of it while I watched. I don't think this is normal. Or is it?

aplus2016:
AGE DISCRIMINATION BY EMPLOYERS IN THE JOB MARKET

[b]Age (i.e advanced age) is known or supposed to be a blessing. But the unemployment challenge in Nigeria now makes it to be perceived as a curse.

It is high time attention was given to this perceived social injustice/oppression- an anomaly called “AGE DISCRIMINATION” by employers in the job market. A practice where youth in an age range are considered unemployable on the ground of age, despite still being able and willing to work, compounds the unemployment challenges and social ills of the nation.
A close attention should be paid to it by the federal law makers and Ministry of Labour and Productivity with the aim of reversing the trend. This will portend well for our society as social ills to a large extent are, no doubt, linked to unemployment. It is a common thing for everyone to always call for peace. But unfortunately, no one or not many ever call for fairness and justice. Peace is not attainable without fairness and justice.

The practice of such age discrimination would have been practicable and appropriate without any backlash in a society where the system works well - a society where social policies/programs exist to take care of all vulnerable or less privileged class. Such policies are only being put in place now but to the exclusion of unemployed youth in age range 35-45, who have suffered unemployment the most and longest.
The age discrimination in Nigeria is now assuming an alarming dimension, with employers setting ridiculously low maximum age limit as 22, 25 etc for recruitment. The matter is made worse, with the federal government(public sector) also toeing the same direction.
The doors of the present administration, it appears, are shut against unemployed youth in the age range of 35-45. By implication, the poor and the “not too powerfully connected” are the target.
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Age discrimination is a current trend that has continued unabated in the Nigeria job market. Not only has the Nigerian government remained silent over it but has also joined the private sector in perpetrating the same act, which is grossly unfair to youth in the age bracket (30-45 or 35-45) as the case may be. Not even the voices of the rights advocates have been heard on this. It thus appears to be a conspiracy of silence.

Such age discrimination would only be ideal in a society where systems work. Society where there are deliberate social policies/programs to cater for the vulnerable at different points, ensuring for instance that children start their education when they should and transit from one level of education to another in smooth succession without loss of time say on account of poverty etc.

The age discrimination has assumed a frightening twist by reason of its extension to areas other than employment for paid jobs as seen in the age range/limit stipulated by the federal government in the following ongoing programmes:
1. Npower by Federal Ministry of Labour and Productivity aimed at equipping unemployed youth with skills, among others, to make them employable or do business on their own. Allowable age limit is 18-35.
But technically, the limit is 18-34 as those already aged 35 (i.e. born in 1980) cannot apply, as 1980 is not included in the birth date calendar on the online application form.
2. Youth Entrepreneurship Support (YES) Programme by Bank of Industry aimed at training and providing interest low funding for entrepreneurs. Set age limit is 18-35.

These lofty programmes are seen as intervention in the chronic unemployment challenge of the nation by the present government.
Recall that the unemployment crisis long predates the current administration. Recall also that at certain point in our history, EMBARGO was placed on employment for a long period by successive governments without any social policies in place. Some of these affected youth at that time just concluded their secondary education and needed job (either because they no longer wanted to further their education due to lack of sponsorship or wanted to work for some years and save for higher education). But the jobs were not there- no thanks to embargo and “Nigerian factor” in recruitment in the years that followed employment embargo.

Now that help has come, courtesy of President Mohammed Buhari, the unemployed youth in the age range 35-45 have been alienated. With the doors being shut against these youth, it is a subtle way to tell them “GO AND DIE” or “YOU ARE ON YOUR OWN.” If all the social and economic programs so far introduced by the current administration do not take these unemployed youth into cognizance, are they to expect another program that will specifically target them? Or are they to await help from a government other than the President Buhari government?
All Nigerians are guilty of conspiracy of silence over the injustice and unfair treatment mated out to this class of Nigerian youth as it relates to age discrimination. Not even the legislators (state and federal who are supposedly the people’s representatives) have thought it a matter of national interest because they are comfortable and perhaps, their relations are not affected. Not even the voices of the rights groups have been heard on this.

Everyone is always quick to call for and want to enjoy peace but nobody or not many ever call for justice and fairness. We don’t seem to realize that justice and fairness are prerequisites for peace. How does it sound for a nation to perpetually neglect her own citizens, who became caught in the web/trap of irrational age policies by no fault of theirs? Irrational because the said youth still fall within the working age which terminates at age 60 or 65.Or is it that the nation has conducted a survey and discovered that all youths in this age range are dully employed or engaged in one trade or the other? Indeed, the system has been grossly unfair to them. Ironically, the operators of the system time back benefited immensely from same system with free government sponsorship in education (even oversea) and timely employment etc.

The same people who benefited from free government education, easy and prompt employment and job placement have perverted the same system perpetually. It is to be pointed out that the victims of this age discrimination are largely the poor, who for obvious reasons, such as financial incapacity, were ( and still may be) unable to smoothly transit from one level of education to another on schedule, and where they needed job to work for some time and save money to continue their education, embargo on employment persisted, or where there were jobs, had no money to buy employment nor strong connection to people in power to gain favour in employment etc. The category of people affected (the victims)explains the reason for the impunity and conspiracy of silence.

In absence of necessary social security/policies over the years, it is certain that largely, only the children of the rich in the affected age range could have completed their education on time to beat the so called acceptable/employable age. With the age limit getting even more ridiculously low (as seen in the recent 2016 EFCC recruitment), the gap between the rich and poor will keep widening, as completing education on schedule is largely a function of finance among others.

Social security programmes (such as the N5000 allowances to the very poor) and other intervention policies cutting across different strata of the society are now, for the first time in the history of Nigeria, being implemented by the President Buhari government. But unfortunately, the class of the youth that has borne the brunt of the rot of the Nigerian system the most (especially as it relates to unemployment) in the hands of successive governments has been neglected, invalidated, locked out and left to their fate.
Is this a mere oversight? Perpetual oversight? Is this not height of insensitivity by those who are very comfortable and completely detached from the realities/feelings of the common people of our society?

Long write-up you have there. Couldn't read everything, but I got the idea. Sadly, this is what many people have been dealing with for years. I don't think late education is worth much if you intend seeking employment and do not have prior job experience. That's based on personal experience. I think skills which may not be taught in school are what people should aim for. We now live in a global village. You can earn with certain skills over the Net.

blackprowler:
My brother, I am the one you're talking about. I am now weak; I only abuse people now. Nigeria destroyed my life. When things go wrong for you and you're the victim, Nigerians don't pity you - they blame you. I am in my 40s now, wasting away. Do the maths, those in their 40s today are the ones whom Babangida destroyed their teenage and early youth years; they're the ones who had the misfortune of experiencing SAP riots, ASUU wars with FG, June 12, Shonekan riots, Abacha riots. One single generation. If I think back at these things, I start to cry. They destroyed my life. I was the top student in my secondary school WASC. I was from poor and ignorant parents and the first in all my extended family to be brilliant enough to aspire to university (not today when it is now the normal next step open to all clowns, hence the low quality). BABANGIDA corrupted the country and they destroyed JAMB and our results of 1990 became a joke due to leakage (never heard of) of the questions. I've never been the same. The kids of today are jokers. They have NO IDEA the hell we continue to live in. The society almost seems to carry on like we didn't exist. I brought up people in the present generation and can do comparisons. In my days, there were NO scholarships anywhere. Today, there are COUNTLESS scholarships, both by companies, individuals, state governments, Federal Government, both within Nigeria and remarkably, SO MANY ABROAD. There was just this BEA scholarships to the then Eastern Block during my time and the few recipients were either those in the order of having 7 straight A1s or having connections, maybe a total of a few scores of people all over Nigeria and they still pick by state quota and being from Edo, I was already disadvantaged. My life has been a tragedy for the very reason I set out in life to be a good honest boy who cared to have a better future and sacrificed so much for it. It has helped me conclude that THERE IS NO GOD CONTROLLING ANYTHING IN THIS WORLD. Most people will never know what I've seen in this life, hence they won't have a reason to come to that conclusion, except if they had the rare intellectual capacity to examine it.

Yours is a touching story, sir, I must say. But whatever happens in this life is not enough for us to deny the existence of God. Our acknowledgment or denial changes nothing anyway. We all face challenges - at least, most of us do. You may be shocked when you hear the story of another. Be strong, sir. No one can maintain sanity or survive in this life without God.

Stay strong. Explore. Find yourself. All will be well.

kreate:
u have skrill right? @#330/$?

Yes. I already posted that on another thread. The post you quoted was for funds sold last week.

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tr3y:
Guy any help will be appreciated. I have been stuck at level 5 for days.
"carved into the dept of the earth are my walkways, my grounds are holy and around my neck are ten beads, one and only one carries my tears."
I have tried Ogbunike Caves, Owerre-Ezukala, Ogba and its all incorrect.
Help a brother please.

Ogbunike Cave (without the 's')

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Obinnau:
he is right it's ending on Thursday

Ok. I only want to confirm the source of the info. The organisers of Quest aren''t entirely reliable in my own opinion, especially since they do not inform participants as they promised to do. Also, level opening or update times aren't uniform and who has time to be checking the site every minute.

padox:
please, i need your help nairalander's

for examples. if naria is 399 to 1$ how do i know the currency base. i need to know how to do the maths.

Please, can someone teach me how to do that.

Currency base or base currency? If you meant the latter, it is the currency on the left side in a quote. For example, USD is the base currency in USD/NGN and equals 1.

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SMSguru:
Hi my fellow contestants. The contest ends this Thursday. At what level are you? I'm at level 6.

OP, source of this info, please?

I don't know if this comes early or late. You should have no problem locating the NYSC camp at all. Once you arrive in Uyo, just ask for where to get transport to the camp at Nsit Atai. I think you can grab a cab from the Plaza area, if I remember well. Just ask.

highsoar:
I am banking with Fideliy bank and someone made a transfer to me yesterday only to discover that a deduction of about 500naira had been done on my account without any text showing reason for that...I called customer care only to be told it was for sms charges...please how on earth did sms of alert which is nt more than 4times within the month amount 500naira on a savings account

If this is true, it only indicates it's time for you to take your money elsewhere. This is at least what I'll start considering. N50 is even too much, unless you make withdrawals about twice a week.

OP, I must say this is a needless search. It is not worthwhile. What you're interested in is sinful. Besides, whatever readings you get might be ominous, so what then happens? This could end in depression and suicidal tendency, believe me.

buharisbae:
hmmm I'm quite confused who can break it down for me?

Hm, what confuseth thou? I think that is only possible if you checked this thread for entirely different reason. Just go over the thread from the beginning, especially this post:

stagger:
Note the bolded. Unless you are a bank, you cannot buy at that rate. That is the rate that banks will buy from the primary dealers (who are banks anyway). In other words, the big banks in Nigeria who will be the nominated primary dealers will sell to other banks at the interbank rate. That is what it is called INTERBANK i.e. between one bank to another.

When your bank now buys at the interbank rate, they will now sell to the end-users at a profit. So if your bank quoted you at N319, they will make a profit of 319 - 260 = N59 to the dollar.

Usually, if you are buying huge amounts of dollars, then you will get it cheaper as per bulk purchase. So if you are buying $100,000, then your bank may offer you at 310 or 305 because the volume will compensate for the discount.

If you are buyng smaller quantities such as $1000, the bank will give you an expensive quote. Visit any forex trading ECN platform to understand it. Even in globalized forex trading, a true ECN platform will show price quotes from several liquidity providers (the equivalent of the primary market dealers) and the prices are never the same.

Those who think the Naira will appreciate under the present circumstances are dreamers. Naira will only appreciate when the country becomes a net exporter as opposed to a net importer.

If we had schools and hospitals which can attract foreigners to pay in USD, it would have helped. If we can export all manner of products as opposed to only crude and small amounts of charcoal, cashew, etc, then the Naira will gain.

Until then, you will not be able to get Naira at below 300. That I can tell you for real.

iykedare:
Yeah,he shouldn't mislead people. I've got 15000 dollars and I won't sell.

Only the gullible will start selling their dollars. The rate will soon hit 400. Abegi.

Naija and bad Belle.

PhilemonObende:
It is part of their strategy, so you can flood the market with your hard-earned dollars. My own $10,000 dey under my pillow jeje till Baba buhari help us to make it 900 naira to one dollar. Sai Baba! #ThisiswhyIstand withBuhari!

Don't think you will be exempted from the effects, except you do not live in this country. This is a case of money illusion.

Henrybright:
your so funny, I keep records of all transactions I make each month and I don't celebrate my birthday every month. If you read it correctly I included other anniversaries...first bank do charge me for such sms,

That may be where the real problem is; I don't think GTB does that. The only problem may be that you're being overcharged for SMSes received - I have observed that with different banks.

MEILYN:
Let them Leave the exchange rate at #370-$1 till Thursday please. I really need to change my adsense money first ooooo

Don't think you're getting anything that high even if it stays that way.