EVarn:
we are likely to lose if we go to war with chad.patriotism and bragado aside,most of our military arsenal have been grounded,we dont have any supersonic combat jet that can challenge the chadian MiG-29{even without laser missiles},many of our MBTs are grounded,and the few we have are barely beating back BH in the north east,our APCs are limited and we have resorted to using hilux pickup vans to ferry our troops.
chad wouldnt have made this move if it wasnt prepared to fight nigeria,over the years they have stocked their armoury both through black market proliferations and also through legal international weapon purchase channels.they have waited over 50 years,they arent gonna take any chances.
we have 130 000 soldiers,chad has 30 000.but most of our soldiers are untrained almajiris,while chadian troops have been fighting all manner of battles for over 30 years.

the reason why it seems bokoharam is stronger than the Nigerian army is because they have infiltrated into the ranks of the Nigerian army,thereby making the army very predictable and vulnurable.so it is easier for them to dispose of the Nigerian army but difficult to combat any other army.this is why a group of armed vigilante could take out bokoharam...take note bros,Nigerian army will finish Chadian army at a go,when it comes to war..

shaking my head..

Fash20:
its the same with Sleeping and Death

hehehehe

neyur:


Thank you very much.....I will keep my spirit with him....I feel am just trying to, but my trying is not enough.

stop trying..the bible says.submit yourself to God and resist the devil he will flee...all you need is spiritual growth...

Fash20:
Do u mean Sleeping Vs Death

nope.naira vs dollar

There are indications that the naira, which hit 208
against the United States dollar on the streets of Lagos
on Friday, may drop further as politicians seek more of
the greenback to fund campaigns few weeks to the
general elections.
The naira had on Friday crashed against the US dollar
from 191 to 208 at the parallel market, otherwise known
as the black market.
Foreign exchange dealers told our correspondent on
Monday that the Central Bank of Nigeria’s stringent
requirements for purchasing dollars at the official and
interbank segments of the forex market had forced the
politicians to take to the Bureaux de Change and street
markets in recent times.
At least 60 per cent of the total demand for the dollar at
the BDCs and black markets is being fuelled by the
politicians who are currently stepping up preparations
for the February elections, according to findings.
The CBN had on Friday increased its weekly dollar sale
to each of the over 2,500 BDCs in the country from
$15,000 to $30,000, over six months after it slashed the
figure from $50,000 per week to $15,000.
But forex market officials on Monday said unless the
central bank increased the amount of dollar sale to the
BDCs, the naira might fall further against the greenback.
The dollar sold for between N207 and N208 on the
streets of Lagos and Abuja on Monday. At the interbank
market, it closed against the dollar at N191.20.
The Head, Investment and Research, BGL Plc, a research
and investment advisory firm, Mr. Femi Ademola, said
everything was still tied to the falling oil prices, adding
that the CBN’s inability to match the rising demand for
the dollar with supply was traceable to the nation’s
dwindling forex revenue.
He said a further devaluation of the naira after the
elections might be inevitable unless the price of crude
oil went up.
Ademola added that unless the price of oil rose, the CBN
might be forced to move the official midpoint of the
dollar from the current N168 to N200 after the elections.
Already, the CBN, in a bid to mitigate the pressure on
the naira, last week stopped banks from selling dollars
to the BDCs, while it increased its weekly dollar sale to
each of the operators from $15,000 to $30,000.
It also said dollar funds purchased at the interbank and
official segments of forex market by the banks must be
strictly used for funding Letters of Credit, Bills for
Collection and invisible transactions; and stopped dollar
sales to other approved buyers.
“The CBN’s decision to increase the dollar sale to the
BDCs from $15,000 to $30,000 is commendable but in
order to further calm the market and stop volatility of
the naira, the central bank needs to increase this
amount to at least $50,000 to each operator,” the Acting
President, Association of Bureau de Change Operators,
Mr. Aminu Gwadabe, told our correspondent on Monday.
He said the central bank needed to meet up with the
dollar liquidity demand in the market in order to calm
the market fully.
Asked if politicians were fuelling the demand at the
street and BDC markets, Gwadabe said, “We cannot rule
out the fact that politicians are fuelling the demand at
the street market because most of them prefer to provide
their gratification during this election period in dollars.”

Weah96:


You couldn't possibly explain another kind of hell to the two people in that picture.

really?

ur gbagaun is the cause of it...

SA on their way out..

englishmart:

Well it depends on the girl(s). I've actually lost count on the number of girls that have asked me out. And I can't remember saying no to any of them

this arrogance is the same reason y girls hate asking guys out..

gatiano:
I knew it was a lie to say Africans were once or are cannibals, Africans can never, had never and will never be cannibals. The picture you pasted on here says it all and true that is hell, nothing can be heller than that. However, there is what is called spiritual hell too (not a place though), a condition where the love for immorality and evil is removed and washed, but not forced, it could be for 3 sec, or 3 days, or 3 years or 30 years or more and there is a time limit to the staying in that condition after which is death (final death).

pips trying to deny the existence of hell(eternity)..the fact is,it does exist.ur blving it is inconsequential..

Weah96:
[size=14pt]Hell is relative[/size].

how do you mean..

Redlyn:


Then I am already doomed.

Because either I am there....suffering eternally.
Or I am not there...watching others suffer eternally. And for me that is as bad as being there myself. How can I enjoy heaven when such evil and torture is going forever?

So if hell exists, I am already doomed.

logical rubish

MrPresident1:
We are all in hell. But our time in hell is over

.....

I have only one question.....WHY IS BOKOHARAM SO STRONG??...what is the source of their strengthwhy is shekau so invincible?...sorry I asked three,I just de vex..

I rep aladura

I rep winners..

saintopus:
I rep ECKANKAR : The religion of the Light and Sound of God

is eckanker a church??

let's know the different denomination we have on naira land..let's rep our churches...make we see the church wet plenty pass for nairaland

I know that they are folks on naira land who don't believe in hell. but my question is,what if hell truly exist...mehn,we better thread carefully..