So, are they deploying all the few armed drones they have to defend Niger, thereby leaving themselves defenceless? They are just bragging unnecessarily, if each out of the 15 ECOWAS countries planning the military intervention donated just two, it will overwhelmed all the three countries.

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9NWYHyxjCk

Mali Air Force will use Armed Drones In Niger Against ECOWAS

The action by these two countries is part of the reason I'm supporting the military intervention.

He called for it, why is he hiding his face again?

Unfortunately, the OP postulation capture the thought of many Nigerians in the street. He is only literate enough to break it down.

I could see that about 95% of your post on Nairaland in the past 24hrs have been a form of questions. I'll rather direct you to where you can find answers to them, I'm sure the content of the link will help on what you asked here and others.

lexy2014:


Since you have digested the contents of the link and have unraveled the mysteries am seeking, then answering the questions should be a piece of cake for you.

1. Which banks do that?

2. How does the bank make it's gain from such an arrangement?

Digest the content of the link to unravel the mysteries you seek.

lexy2014:


Use the information from your link to answer the questions.

1. Which banks do that?

2. How does the bank make it's gain from such an arrangement?

Read; https://www.nairaland.com/7798940/nigerians-allow-government-policies-work

lexy2014:


Which banks do that?

How does the bank make it's gain from such an arrangement?

By deliberately referring customers making FX withdrawal to Aboki's, who loiter the banking halls.

lexy2014:


How?

Banks are complicit, that I'm very sure.

LoL! Thought he was an Emperor. Buhari has threw him under the bus.

Otti should let the poor breathe!

The coup leaders are obviously clueless. They knew they start a crisis they cannot sustain, and still proving stubborn even to the extent of denying a joint UN/AU/ECOWAS delegation to visit Niamey.

I'm so sorry for them to have believe the failed cheerleading group from Nigeria.

Won ma lule pi

Don't report him directly, look for a movie that re-enact such actions, and watch with your husband whenever he's back, then start a conversation around it, expressing serious worry about it, while emphasizing on the fact that nobody is immune to it, that it better both of you prevent it. Give suggestions and hammer on it.

Nataliace:
The younger brother to my husband occasionally comes to visit us. My husband takes good care of him and support his business dealings.

He trusts his brother that he can travel for weeks leaving us together.

Recently my brother in-law's movement towards me changed.

He sometimes rub his hands on my back as if he was just being friendly. He made strange and unusual move towards me several times and I was uncomfortable with that.

I warned him that if he doesn't stop I will report to my husband.

My husband travelled last week and his brother has begun his behaviors of unexpectedly touching my body and showing up in my room or just following me to the kitchen whenever I am preparing meal.

I thought of reporting to his brother but I don't want to be the reason they will be enemies for life.

How do I stop him so this remain between two of us?

This is sincerely becoming unbearable.

Sorry for the United States, their fire service is useless, unlike that of Nigeria, especially LRU.

The action is approved, the manner concocted and fake news is being published everyday is dangerous, though the ruling class are not to be left alone, the reportage should be factual.

Needed in Lagos too, especially those with mounted speakers at junctions and garages.

Ticket will be about $100,000

From my inbox :

Will Nigerians Allow policies to Work?
My experience yesterday at First Bank, oba Akran, Ikeja makes me thinking. I was there yesterday to collect a few dollars sent into my domiciliary account by my son am helping to supervise his building. I was at the bank to collect 3.5k dollars but was told that they have only 5dollar bills. what can I do with that and who will change it for me? I asked the lady at the desk when they will have for me to come back or can't the bank change it to Naira for me since they are expected to buy and sell according to what we heard. She said she doesn't know but why can't I transfered the money to a bureau de change that will give me the naira equivalent. I said I don't know any? Immediately a man strategically positioned beside me said he owns one and that I should transfer to his acct and he will transfer at 850 naira per dollar to my naira acct Immediately. I was afraid but to my surprise the lady at the counter assured me that I will not be duped, that i will receive the alert immediately. I quickly reduced the amount to be collected to 1k incase there is problem. Within 5minutes the transfer was done.

Why my story? I think the intention of government is that the bank should buy and sell dollar so that exchange rate will not be left in the hands of speculators. Why are banks officials now using intermediaries to decide exchange rate instead of their normal bidding with central bank?. The man is always sitting comfortably in the bank making deals that does not have receipts on behalf of corrupt bank officials. With this, It might be difficult to have single exchange rate with all these underground deals. Definitely dollars will continue to be on the rise this way. Government always have good ideas but implementation is the problem because of our greed and less respect for laws. PBAT will now be labeled wicked because what is expected to be achieved will not be realized.
I hope this post will reach those concerned and banks should be monitored.
Thanks.

Barrister Uzukwu Patrick Eze writes:

A few weeks back, a friend based in Portharcout asked me to pick up 20k dollars from someone, convert the funds to Naira, and transfer the proceeds to his account. Innocent me, I walked into a branch of my bank at Ojuelegba and requested them to buy the 20k off me in line with the new CBN policy. It was like I was speaking Greek to them. They'll rather prefer they introduce an 'Aboki' to me who will credit my account and pick up the dollars from me. That was what exactly happened. The branch manager personally conducted the transaction. He brought the 'mallam' who credited my account, and I handed over the forex to him in the managers office. The entire Nigeria is a big crime zone. Banks and bankers are behind a lot of organised crimes in the country. No wonder very beautiful government policies that work in other climes fail here.

The question should be what is consuming the FX inflow in the country?
What are the products and services demanding USD for import? Should the government restrict them from accessing FX in the market?

Just like wale Edun said, their is huge backlogs of unmet FX demand, and all of them are in the market.

Same they couldn't supply Mali, dey play

ivolt:
This must be fake news.
I saw a video where a guy on Youtube said that
Wagner has sent billions of dollars, ICBM missiles, hundreds of reaper drones and food to support Niger coup plotters.
He said the palliative was secretly moved in big trucks under the cover of the night.

The supporters or beneficiaries of those corrupt activities in the MDA's are equally here commenting on how they will frustrate the arrangement.

EVIL PEOPLE 🤬

Were they exposed in this way before? guess you are a product

Jogs1900:
Na today?This is stale

May God grant his soul eternal rest!
The man endures a lot, lost his two wives, and twin sister.

Niger will obviously blink first, a landlocked country closing their airspace. What is left?

Their major access to trade is Nigeria and Benin, Kano is the economic capital of Niger republic.

No only that, local refining will ease pressure on FX demand, probably reducing the rate, which will inturn will affect price of petrol and other commodities. Petrol could be between 300-350

He want no rival for Ribadu

There is no singular LG called Yewa, it's either Yewa North or Yewa south, tell me the one you are referring to.

Nice2023:




There is a local govt in Ogun state whose communities have never seen electricity for the past 100years. It is called Yewa local govt.

The community is about 50 in numbers and that should concern u more than anything else.

I show u evidence and u can fact check if in doubt.

Don't mind those claiming education, how has the children of Nigeria elites that school abroad performed? Despite the education, Why are the western nations seeking our trained graduates for employment. People are greedy and lack contentment

chynergy1:

many of us also studied abroad, many schools in nigeria are excellent as well.
many have lost their children to western vices.
the last motivation to go back there, for me personally, is given my children better education.

Who is Lola Adejo? guess she's the one representing Lagos..

The memo said the aircraft should be on standby to enforce no fly zone.

So sad, but one of our problem as Nigerian is the thought that everything not functioning only happens in Nigeria.
Things like this do happen even in so called advance countries, was it that there was no blood at all or her blood type is not available.