Jagun Jagun is a Yoruba movie with English subtitle. It's about 600mb. There are some good Yoruba movies I've watched like Brotherhood and Gangs of Lagos.
I was happy when Jagun Jagun was posted on Nairaland. That made me want to watch it despite the size.
As I write I'm struggling heavily to finish it. I'm in the middle but the interest just disappeared. It's boring to me It's an insult to compare it with Woman king as they're not in the same class.
dottozil: He said the guy is of questionable character based on the things he saw online or is he not right to question him according to the video or audio?
Hmm. Is meshpips asking for funds here? From what he's posting he has a prop account already.
What's the essence of the video now? I hate trolling people or cyber bullying.
Life is depressing already. Let's not make it worse.
JasonNOTStatham: This same thing made me lose an account. In a simple definition "no trades should carry a floating loss greater than or equal to the daily drawdown ". If you have a 10K account and 250 is the daily drawdown (-5%) ; "9750", your open trades must not let your equity drop to 9750.
The balance based drawdown is just a name for adjusting were your total loss can be for the day or the next day, don't read too much meaning to it. Many mods fail to explain it this way, I don't know if they like it when people blow an account.
Riverrun: Words may sometimes come out harsh, it's to make everyone of us in this business sit-up. We can't keep telling you, "you will get another account soon," "sorry".
No hating whatsoever, it's all part of love.
It's a circle which should be broken. Na attitude problem because you know you can get another free account is it why it should be taken for a joke.
Posting Osofia picture means it's a joke. Blowing challenge account is now a hobby.
nzechu: With all due respect sir. This is not acceptable here. Even the best traders have loosing streaks, even the best of traders blow accounts so? U think its easy to pass with all the rules then do it
Yes, it can be passed if you take your time. What's the reason of getting account and blowing it within 2 weeks when you know the naira value of $5000 challenge account is not less than #35 000 not to talk of $10 000.
I feel like crying knowing the situation now. You won't understand.
richgen: So what's the point if you look for someone that will bail you out and at the end of the day you still can't trade for yourself?
The best thing is to go through the failing phase, learn from your failure in order to further acquire and hone your trading skills. You'll become better for it.
Why not go for demo account and master it for 6 months before touching the challenge account or atleast take a 0.01 lotsize trade once a week to keep it active while learning?
What is the essence of learning with a challenge account? Abi you no read wetin you type?
BinaryRocks: UPDATE: Account Breached! Back to hustling....
With all due respect, your mumu never do. You just took away food from a lot of people because of your yeye attitude.
Suffer no dey tire you. You prefer hustling to making a meaningful living.
Do you know how many people this offer would have helped around you if you took it serious?
Can you pay for $10 000 challenge? Is it because you got it on a platter of gold?
If I ever win a challenge account, I don't mind taking 2 months to pass it because I know when I pass it, money won't ever be a problem to me and as many I can help.
ideamonster: It's no surprise that things are getting harder every year in Nigeria. Even before the subsidy removal, the cost of everyday items are on the rise.
You may have noticed that the size of bread that sold for N200 about 5 years ago now goes for N1000. This means that families today need to allocate 5 times amount of money to bread than they used to five years ago. What even makes it harder is that every year since 2015, Nigeria has added a minimum of 7 million children every year. This is more than the size of singapore. It is worth nothing that 63 million Nigerians are alive today, who had not ben born when Muhammadu Buhari was elected in 2015. And with Nigeria's current fertility rate of 5.31 children per mother, each additional birth is creating an increase in the number of people who need to be fed.
In light of the following, several people are exploring the possibility that should Nigeria place limits on child size per family similar to such a policy enacted by the government of China in the late 1970s. In the special report exploring this topic below, population scientists, policy analysts, statisticians and everyday people ask the question: Is it time for Nigeria to start limiting children born into each family in this economy?
Do you agree? Do you support it? What alternatives to such a policy exist?
You're not different from Tinubu. Talking before thinking.
The primary responsibility of every government is security and they've clearly failed in that aspect. If security is tackled, farmers will go into their farms without fear and food products will increase.
Another aspect is bad policies and corruption. Recently we read how bank manager sold forex to Dangote in the midst of dollar crisis and such things are swept under the carpet.
Another aspect is Monopoly. It's very bad. One man is putting the whole country in his pocket. Creating artificial scarcity of food and driving up prices to favour him. In China he wouldn't dare this nonsense.
Nigeria has to create value through diversification in practice not talks. Enough over dependence on oil. Besides I can't remember when last I bought kerosene at filling station. Has government abandoned kerosene refining to miscreants because the kerosene sold at black market is poor quality taking us to security issue and economic sabotage.
Throwback: Even my siblings and cousins born in the late 1970s ate indomie in the mid 1990s when they were in the university and also at home.
So they all drank Gold Spot, Limca, and Tandi Guarana up to the 1990s just as us who were born in the 1980s.
So if those born in the late 1970s still ate Indomie and Maggi 2-minute Noodles as teenagers in the mid 1990s to qualify as Indomie generation also, what then is the need for these incessant questions over the years about Indomie generation not knowing things that existed in the 1980s or 1990s when those born in the 1970s also qualify as indomie generation as I have proven.
Indomie generation is not a literal parlance. It refers to younger generation; those born in 2000 and above.
Worst was they insulted PDP but they have zero solution to Nigeria problems. Even security they can't solve it.
I could travel to anywhere in Nigeria during Jonathan era. Buhari brought his useless self and cursed Jonathan for being a slowpoke. I had a thriving business during Jonathan era.
Once Buhari entered, the raw materials shot up and even fuel price has increased by more than 4 times. Yet they expect us to be understanding.
samsard: Because world trade is done in that currency. And of course, we can't forget the fact that our government is printing ours with reckless abandon and creating an even greater surge for dollar demand without increased dollar inflow. Before you complain, the only reason we don't have enough is we spend more of it than we earn. We import too much and export too little. China has literal trillions in dollars because of it's exports.
You didn't miss your economics class. I was watching one documentary and saw how China was adding value to some of the things we overlook.
Bamboo was coverted to a beautiful product. You see how they work seriously in industries and you know that this country will go far.
Their children even build toys that you buy for your own children. Creativity runs in their DNA but here colos is being celebrated.
Did I even mention we spend more time watching BBN, season films and Tiktok.
ShortBiscuit: Why is it that a currency ($) that Nigeria doesn't own nor print keeps having such an insane influence on our local economy??
It's because you're not self sufficient. Nigeria imports majority of it's products from abroad and even the little it's trying to export is being disturbed by bandits and terrorists. Eliminate these bandits and every other things would fall in place. Security is the number 1 duty of a leader but our leaders don't understand this and they keep failing.
All they know is borrowing loans and incurring debts. They don't even borrow for production but consumption. Sharing money in bags in the name of prayers according to Senate President!
Nigeria is cursed with bad leaders if not we shouldn't have any reason to borrow money for whatever reason. We give light to other African countries who have light 24 hours a day yet we can't boast of 12 hours each day of light.
Abacha's recovered loot can't be accounted for. What use is this news now?
Uchebe made more tackles than any other player in the tournament, a very good holding midfielder. Payne, Ajibade, Uchebe and Nnadozie were very good in every single match