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Samsunny99:Nairaland is the last place to come for advice on such matters. you'll only get Herd mentality advice. |
crestedaguiyi:how far ...go like call you oo |
GOFRONT:That's exactly why I don't ask for public opinion anymore..More like Low IQ public opinion. ![]() |
Ologundudu2020:I'm good just wish I could find a way to reach you, chat or call ... whatever. just some personal stuff about one of your posts on nairaland. I'll leave my number on my profile, sms or Whatsapp msg would do. |
Ologundudu2020:hello bro been trying to say hello... I used the nairaland msg option a couple of times though...I'd be glad if u have time to give me a beep 090 twenty twenty zero zero sixty. cheers |
Ologundudu2020:hello bro I sent an email with the nairaland message option. Kindly reply |
I registered March 2006... � |
Righteousness89:My ex is an astute member of her church. At a point babe carries me along for evangelism and ls very prayerful. NPD is an ugly psychological condition. There's nothing I can write here to change your mindset. |
thorpido:Strong-willed? Have u ever experienced gaslighting, love bombing, projections, or mirroring? It has nothing to do with being strong willed |
Righteousness89:Prayers can't cure narcissist personality disorder.. I've dated a girl with NPD. The best thing is No Contact |
That's what I'm talking about !! CODM! |
PCRecruit:10 years experience , N50k -N60k. ![]() |
BianoJay:Na be brother. Who's this ? Make I click your profile first |
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My Homie SlimChase is getting married next Saturday, The 10th of August 2019. Me and his family, friends and some nairalanders all set to to shut down #HighestGame2019 . SlimChase is a nairalander https://www.nairaland.com/slimchase . I'll be posting their pre-wedding pictures . Enjoy and wish the couple well.
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Hemo11:U decided to spoil my beautiful thread with your spamming. I won't allow it |
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thesicilian:You seem not to get it.. He has a chance at the champions league trophy. Nothing wrong in trying one more time |
I noticed many people believed that the exit of @HSBC & @UBS from Nigeria is because of the effectiveness of the ongoing war on corruption. It's not true, do not be deceived. Their exit from our country is not a good pointer to the confidence in our economy. Here is why Thread. Since the collapse of the European empires, England, France, Germany, Spain & Portugal etc after the second world war due to their utter destruction, the empires started the to break up because the stress upon them is no longer bearable. Most overseas territories must be ceded. The only standing power, with resources, military, and money is the U.S. Europe need to rebuild its infrastructure and institutions. So a meeting was convened at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire for a Monetary and Financial Conference. The U.S wanted to help Europe rebuild. At that moment, The U.S controlled 2/3 of the global Gold reserve and therefore, propose that the new Bretton woods systems rest on the Gold and Dollar. That was the beginning of adopting the dollar as the international currency for business exchange. This accelerated the ceding of overseas empires which grants so many countries independence, including Nigeria. Since then, the dollar became the barometer of Global investment. All the countries were founded on this great principle, including Nigeria, as a country. Thus, the more the country the attract the dollar the more develop the country will be, the less dollar the country attract, the less developed the country. The degree of the global interconnectedness is so much that no country can survive in isolation without enough dollars. As the dollar became the global barometer for investments in countries, the gateway to manage the flow of such valuable current is multinational banks. Banks like @HSBC @UBS etc. Their presence in an economy determines the confidence of the dollar inflow to that economy. When these kinds of banks are shutting down business in your country, trust me, you are in a long way of economic isolation. Countries do everything possible to prevent that, including giving up nuclear weapons, like #Iran have done, just to make sure they have access to dollars. The #IranSanctions reintroduced by the US today is just to block them access to the financial network, notably the dollars. Hence, they can't trade with/to other nations in volumes. However, in Nigeria, we seem to be doing this ourselves, and some people ignorantly celebrate it. Lack of enough dollar will put enormous pressure on the Naira which will inevitably give rise to inflation that will, in turn, make life more difficult to the common man. If we continue this trend, trust me, the poverty we have witnessed in the country is just the beginning. Some will say, "why not shutdown dollar network & continue to use our Naira, make everything ourselves, buy & sell to ourselves etc" My answer is: Review the China policy before Deng Xiaoping opened their economy in 1978 or we simply ask our neighbor, Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe. Others will say, "banks like @HSBC & @UBS are in Nigeria to manage corrupt illicit funds" My answer to them is, these are process oriented & transparent global financial institutions. Both the two banks are managing asset worth over $2 Trillion. That is twice Nigeria's entire GDP I read someone says, "We don't even know they exist in Nigeria, what’s our business with them, we don't need them" My answer to this is: They are here to manage assets of the multinationals like Mobil, Shell, Chevron etc, the companies that give Nigeria money we get from Oil. I personally believe the President is sincere & want to do the right thing. But I am not sure if his economic team is advising him properly on the way to grow the Nigerian economy. Any way you look at it, this is a bad pointer to our country's economic rise, we must address it We should not keep politicizing everything. One of our biggest problem which we must work on is pride & emotion. The time for these is over. Let's accept our position as a third world country, open our economy to global trade & agree to keep reasonable international treaties. May God continue to bless Nigeria, its people, and grants wisdom & guidance to our leaders so that they can be illuminated to lead the country to prosperity & peace. May our leaders be blessed with a spirit that enables them to see Nigeria's importance beyond politics. Thank you. -Adamu Garba. He tweets with the handle @adamugarba |
That Redmi 6a sounds interesting.... 4Glte ? Yea? Make we begin find the money small small |
Well , well well |
Tessyama1:Congratulations to her... |
HungerBAD:You said "We in Nigeria are doing ok" ? Speak for your self bro. |
Just a few pictures and a bunch of people here already think NK is Eldorado.... Yes we know BBC and CNN always go Gangnam on North Korea but more than 50% of it is true. |
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CilicMarin:They are just playing to the gallery. |
abiona1991:Why are you mentioning me? What has this gotta do with me? |
