₦airaland Forum

Agbalowomeri:
I no dey take alcohol
Na women dey shark me

Agbalowomeri:
If I no mock wetin I gain?

leo1234:
Don't mind him.

Look at the way he is celebrating 7% gain


This shows how badly Access bank dealt with him after they refused to pay him interim dividend (rent).
I know he regrets not buying Ellahlakes but will always claim he is not interested in capital appreciation.

Locotrader:
I am a single stock trader.
I am a well disciplined trader
I don't listen to noise.
When the stock goes down,I follow it down and when it goes up,I follow it up.
It is not a crime.
The person you mentioned is being tormented by the village people due to his atrocities.

He remains blocked by me in this app from day to day,week to week and month to month

Locotrader:
Japaulgold
✓Biyers are showing up @ 2.20
✓This will shift the price to 2.30-2.32
✓Expect a volume and momentum trades as time advances.
✓Expect a breakout.
✓Traders and volume traders are definitely at work

You can't stop the rally.
Technicals at work
Japaulgold turns bullish on daily chart.
Weekly to join

EDUECO:
I just made 7 percent from buying and selling DANGOTE CEMENT!

And one village trader is still marketing a death company called JAPAULGOLD!!

Cajal:
Why ringing the engine..
You should get a tokunbo engine

ositadima1:
I’ve been reading these comments and just laughing. Someone even said it’s because of the 15% tax on fuel importation, lol. People are coming up with all kinds of wild ideas. How much fuel does Nigeria even import from the U.S. to justify a war? Does that make any sense? When has the U.S. ever invaded a country over something that flimsy?

What I actually see coming are sanctions. The U.S. might start sanctioning Nigeria if the government doesn’t address the high level of killings. I don’t see how the U.S. would put boots on Nigerian soil without cooperation from Nigeria itself. They’ve worked with us before on the Boko Haram issue, but that ended in a mess, our military would often tip off the terrorists before major operations.

Stockhunter:
Thats a whopping 5 years from now and just about 100%. I believe you are being conservative anyway..I think there are 2 categories of investors. Those on aggressive growth and those on stability. If you have deep pockets you can comfortably play the stable game with the banks and its dividends. If you are still grwoing you can tilt towards aggresive. Well except the trajectory of the banks change. All things being equal there are stocks that can do this 100% in a year and thats a no brainer. So it just depends on the kind of imvestor one is.

emmanuelewumi:
That will give a compounded annualized return of about 15%. Too poor.

Federal Government Bond can do better

Streetinvestor2:
It looks like toni have scammed anyone that bought that uba RI @ #50..lol

post=136705630:
Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/policemen-killed-my-son-for-attempting-to-preach-to-cross-river-gov-mother/%3famp

dermmy:
This is called parade not the yeye one America did months ago. I was just laughing when I saw that America parade it was a show of shame.

Maxymilliano:
All but two Western leaders chose not to attend the parade, while 26 heads of state joined. Xi inspected the waiting ranks of thousands of troops from the roof of his state vehicle, before warning the world must "never return to the law of the jungle, where the strong prey on the weak" in a speech.

Maxymilliano:
Alongside a vast military parade marking 80 years since the country's victory over Japan in World War Two, the meeting formed part of a day of statements for Chinese President Xi Jinping.

iCauseTrouble:
Those agbero guys are very notorious in Abuja recently.
I injured one with a screw driver in my car last month, I stopped to ask him for direction and next thing he was dragging my car key with me.
I immediately removed a screwdriver in my Glovebox and stabbed him on his hand

Nazgul:
The man should have just stopped and given them something the moment they grabbed his steering wheel. I'm not supporting what the touts did to him. I'm seriously against them. But when you're in a lawlessness country like Nigeria where touts would be threatening people's lives and police would be at the next junction extorting from those who survived the touts, you'd have to apply wisdom.

He was in the car with his wife and kid(s) how much was the money they were demanding for that he had to gamble with his family?

I remember one time I dropped a friend off at Anthony under bridge, he wanted to climb the hill to access the express so I moved in to drop him off. As he came down and left, one rugged tout started running towards me, I wanted to zoom off then I noticed he carried a very big stone, I just stopped and gave him N500 yes you heard me right. Five hundred naira which he collected and walked away. Imagine if I had stubbornly tried to zoom off and he had shattered my windshield, it would have cost me up to 200k to replace it. But I applied wisdom and paid just 500 and left peacefully.

We should learn how to apply wisdom. Everything shouldn't be about aggression cos these touts have nothing to lose. I've seen them pull down a conductor from a moving bus. They're ready to fight and die. So dragging with them isn't a wise option.

May their souls rest in peace.

crownprince2017:
When you become too emotional, to admits facts becomes a problem.

You go argue tired, no evidence..

SeriouslySense:
The lazy in Africa, should better sit up, don't accept anything without critical thinking and without your own interests. They see Nigeria is going to be very populated and they see that high populations of youth empowers and drives a Nation.

There was a time when they sterilized like 60% of black women in one state in USA. And they were deceived, they told them they had some medical problem and they had to operate, after the women did the sugery they discovered they womb had been removed. And they did not ask for permission or let the women know about it.


Will the algorithm block my post, because it does not help people to be dull. Its left for the bot.

Agbalowomeri:
You are on your own

My Oga says investment is not a team sport

Islie:
Visa: ‘It’s Tit-for-Tat’, Nigeria To Demand Social Media Disclosure From American Applicants





https://leadership.ng/visa-its-tit-for-tat-nigeria-to-demand-social-media-disclosure-from-american-applicants/

Great2017:
You are the Okoro here. Ęwe nó ló óvban rre

nedekid:
Chai. Passed my limit to send airtime or my budget 3 fold.
Oya send acct. Yours is the last one ohh

theNOISEmaker:
I'm having a blurred vision! It all started last week thursday when i started having a feeling of a foreign object like sand on my eyes which i didn't took serious thinking it would get away after some time. On The next day which was friday, the feeling disappeared untill saturday morning when i woked up with the same uncomfortable feelings in my eyes but this time with nonstop tears rushing down from my eyes. I met a doctor the next day, sunday who gave me an eye drop and some drugs which i was taking but i started having blurred vision the next day.. So on Tuesday when I was looking at the eye on my mirror i noticed a grey or let me say a milky colored round dot covering some part of the the round black part of my eye(iris) .. I don't know what exactly is that gray thing on my eyes I'm bleeping afraid of completely losing my vision.. Any help on how to get rid of that?! exactly as of the image below

Hycon:
Withdraw Verify Ride on!

Hycon:
How large my brother ?
Bet9ja pays large in Nigeria Bet365 international

bluefilm:
mizzbouqui, I'm sorry to say it but your whole post is riddled with nothing but absolute ignorance.

Why do I say so?

Of course, you are not a punter.

Obviously, you don't bet.

The worst mistakes anyone can make in life is to listen to someone who has no knowledge, experience or idea of whatever s/he is teaching or preaching about.

You may say that you have seen so many people who have been ruined by betting but the truth is, that's just half of the story.

Betting is nothing but trading.

And just like in most trading, there are smart traders and dumb traders.

Therefore just like in any other everyday business, there are certain strategies one can easily adopt in his betting business to put the odds to his favour.

One thing that always makes me laugh when I listen to some people is when these people call others lazy.

You are calling me lazy just because I punt but let's analyze it a little further.

Are you aware that there are so many people who open their shops everyday, from dawn till dusk on a daily basis but they make literally nothing (tangible) from their business?

Think of people who sell electronics that can open their shops for a whole month but they may not even make one sale but yet they are paying tax, shop rents and maybe, salaries to their sales boys and girls, not to mention their house rents too.

What of that banana and groundnut woman that carries banana in a tray on her head throughout the whole day but if you check the total content of her wares, it is not even up to three thousand naira?

To someone like you, these people are not lazy but very hardworking, right?

Okay.

Now, I walk into bet9ja shop with my 10K for instance, I play some games by applying my strategies, and I come out with a five thousand naira profit or more.

Mind you, I can apply the same tactics and strategies more than once in any given day.

That's the beauty of sports trading with so many options for someone to profit, if you know what you are doing.

You call me lazy but chances are, I am making more money than you hardworking person.

Why is that so?

Of course, I am working smart.

That's why.

You may tell me that what if I lose?

Of course, losing is part of any business.

Let's say you enter your vehicle to travel from say, Enugu to Onitsha.

Do you know that each time you embark on such a journey, there's every possibility you could die in a road accident and lose your life?

But yet, you still enter the vehicle.

As a smart trader, it behooves on me to limit my losses to the barest and acceptable minimum.

In most occasions, when people like you talk, I'm aware that you are most likely speaking from personal opinion, which is okay.

But unless you really know why someone is doing whatever they are doing, I don't think it is always a wise idea to state categorically that they are in a wrong business, most especially when you yourself don't even understand the internal workings of that particular business in any way at all.

The fact that I punt does not mean that I don't do anything else.

I am a programmer. I am an engineer. I am a writer. I am a blogger. I am an entrepreneur.

I am in sports betting because I have a ONE BILLION naira business plans to pursue and I need up to Fifty Million Naira capital or more to push through.

Can you suggest to me ways in which I could raise such a huge capital without necessarily having anything to do with sports betting?