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Seems Alpari only does money market activities. What platform do you use for your stock trading? Kashif: |
Thumbs up Jide. I am a virtual trader who is about to start trading with real money. TDAmertrade.com is fantastic but don't you think that the $10 execution fee is on the high side? I mean for a high frequency trader like myself. Is there any way the cost can be brought down. On a trading day I make nothing less than 4 orders. Tht execution fee can really eat through the profits if any. Please where are you based? I have been wanting to get a good trading platform here in nigeria but my feaRs as you pointed out is on their efficiently. I don't a situation where I exits a trade at N5 but but the order won't be execute till maybe the stock droPs to N4 Jideams: |
Think am kinda scared of fx. What platform do you use for your trading? How efficient is it? Kashif: |
Bro please, do you trade independently? What platform do you use? Are you an active trader?as in a day trader ufotty2001: |
With 50k you can open a stock trading account with morgan stanley. Please are you an active day (stock) trader? I need an active high frequency trader who I can rub minds with. I have been doing some learning stuffs with virtual trading for some months now and plan to setup a real day trading portfolio...am going in full time Kashif: |
They didn't embark on this kind of atrocity for fun. Think of it, we are not idiots, why did they choose only male children? Why 16 of them? Why not 1 or 2? Why lock them up and constantly violate their anus? There is only one conclusion: their aim is to raise a new generation of gay population. By locking them into a room, denying them the outside world, the victims can be sexually re-oriented to become gays themselves. Believe me this may not be the 1st batch of 16 boys they had done this to. Other children that passed thru this their satanic acts my be hovering about in the country as full time gay boys maybe converting other innocent children. Another question is why did they indulge in such a crime? This is not a personal profit crime like rape, single paedopilic acts etc because unlike the mentioned, these culprits didn't commit such crime for their pleasure alone. It is either they were possessed by an evil spirit whose agenda is to sodomize nigeria inorder to mock God or there are "behind the scene" powerful men, who sponsor these culprits to commit this crime inorder to sodomise the country.maybe foreign agents agents like the CIA or other satanic agents from the U.S or the West who are hell bent on sodomising the world. These men ( the later) are so evil, their only agenda is to destroy the last morality in mankind, the pledge allegiance to the devil himself. I strongly believe they are the ones behind this. May the wrath of God descend on them! God bless you all |
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For the first in a long while, I found a church that calls a sin a sin, a church that separates wordliness from christ, liberating souls from the captivity of the evil one, the praise and worshipp is second to none. God bless the day I found MFM. |
Multinational Oil companies in Nigeria are cruel, corrupt and wicked. Take a tour to some communities in Rivers and Bayelsa that lie in close proximity to shell oil wells, you will weep. You will see naked children playing at the banks of stinking oil covered rivers/ stream, most of them sleep in houses built with bamboo on top of oil covered rivers. What is so hard in cleaning off oil spils that shell cannot do. Why can't the govt set up an appropriate body to ensure shell take resonsibility for the environmental degradation they cause in the Niger Delta. Nigerian govt left the cause of Niger Deltan millitancy and started tackling the effects. Instead of facing shell, suspend their operations if need be, till the stop treating their host communities like refuse bin, the govt has sent soldiers to kill and maime the surviving members of the community who Shell's environmental pollution did not kill. Shell operate in Europe, U.s, Russia and the middle east but why do they treat those environments with care but neglects the pollution done in Nigeria? Things like this can't happen in Zimbabwe, Mugabe will send them packing the next, damn the economic impplication. Ghadafi too can't tolerate such. But in Nigeria?? Buhari has sent soldiers to go nd kill afterall they are not fulanis, they are just the irrelevant 5%. Our brothers from the North and some from the west who do not even understand the pplight of this Niger Deltans keep on cheering buhari to go kill and destroy. |
© Afolabi Sotunde / Reuters Millions of barrels of oil have been spilled in Nigeria’s Delta region. Tired of the abuse, Nigerians just blew up a pipeline and a platform in an attempt to rectify what politicians and courts have been slow to do. As a result of the deteriorating security situation, the Nigeria oil union announced that Shell and Chevron workers have been evacuated. On a strip of cork that I have attached to the wall in my home office hangs a yellowing postcard that reads, “What makes Shell Oil think it can get away with murder? . . . Because it already has.” And, then, below the fold, the murder of Ken Saro-Wiwa and what became known as the Ogoni Nine is described in excruciating detail. Was Shell Oil guilty of murder? In 2009, while not admitting guilt, Shell Oil settled the case brought by the family members of the Ogoni Nine just before going to trial under the Alien Tort Claims Act, which allows foreigners to sue others in U.S. Courts for genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, torture, and other violations of international law. Read more Oil climbs higher on US stockpiles decline & supply disruptions Saro-Wiwa was the president of the Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People (MOSOP), an organization that fought against the spoliation of indigenous land by the Nigerian Federal Government and foreign oil companies. Activists were reportedly killed because of their demands for a clean environment, as well as allowing for farming and revenue sharing from the Niger Delta area. Shell Oil isn’t the only company that needs to come clean about its dirty dealings in Nigeria. Chevron has been engaged in the same dirty practices, including allegedly supplying the Nigerian government with armaments to kill peaceful protestors. Unfortunately, the Nigerian victims lost their legal case against Chevron, filed in the U.S. Thereafter, the US Supreme Court whittled away at the principle of universal jurisdiction that the ATCA represented. The Supreme Court ruled that the Alien Tort Claims Act could not be used to sue corporations in the event of human rights violations. Thus, an acknowledgement that justice against oil companies is “slippery” at best. Despite a 2011 United Nations Environment Program investigation finding serious environmental and public health concerns, little has been done to rectify the situation. Friends of the Earth estimates that some 400,000 tons of oil have been spilled in the Niger Delta by these oil companies, largely with impunity. Human Rights Watch has also documented the devastation and the abuse. In December 2015, a Netherlands court ruled that four Nigerian farmers and Friends of the Earth can sue Shell for its repeated oil spills. On March 1, 2016, two lawsuits were filed in London on behalf of Delta communities. Amnesty International even issued a press release warning Shell investors that these two lawsuits were coming. At this point, I am reminded of President John Kennedy’s admonition, “Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable.” Read more Nigeria president doesn’t want Cameron corruption apology… just all the country’s money back And so, last week, Chevron was besieged by Nigerians who want the dirty practices of oil companies in their country to cease. Funny, the media labeled these Nigerians “militants,” but attached no such label to the practices of oil companies devastating the area ever since their arrival in the 1950s. These companies have ruined the area, stolen resources, and engaged in bribery and corruption in their refusal to pay a fair price for Nigerian oil. Currently, Shell and Italy’s Eni are under investigation for corruption. This is exactly the kind of behavior that is rewarded in high capitalist circles. The story gets more distressing. While the Nigerians eke out a living as best they can on contaminated land, the CEO of Royal Dutch Shell reportedly was paid more than Euros 24 million in 2014. Tensions are now at the boiling point. Last week, a group calling itself The Niger Delta Avengers blew up a Chevron platform last week, totally destroying it. This follows an attack on a Shell pipeline in February. Why? Shell admits to having neglectfully committed over 1,500 oil spills in the Niger Delta, amounting to over 55 million liters just since 2007! Amnesty International claims that the actual number is much higher. Nigerians ask, how can we lead normal lives when our land is so polluted and despoiled? Nigerians are not alone in their struggles against oil companies: Chevron settled a case in Burma and recently abandoned its last argument in an attempt to evade justice for Ecuador. The company faces a $10 billion judgment against its toxic waste discharged onto indigenous lands, resulting in adverse health effects including cancer and death. The game is rigged against communities and for corporations; there is no such thing as a level playing field. It is abundantly clear that these oil companies have committed what ought to be a crime of ecocide. Moreover, Nigerians who are trying to fight corruption blame the United Kingdom for serving as a safe harbor for ill-gotten gains. Calling London the “capital of money laundering,” Nigeria’s anti-corruption chief estimated that Nigeria had lost $37 billion to London as a destination for money that the country desperately needs, especially with the drop in the price of oil. Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari, tacitly acknowledged London’s role in Nigeria’s corruption problem and said of U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron, “What I am demanding is a return of assets.” I agree that this would be a good place to start, but I won’t hold my breath on that. Compare what these companies are accused of doing in Nigeria to the situation in the U.S. faced by Baltimore’s Ronald Hammond who was sentenced to prison for 20 years for $40 worth of cocaine and less than $5 worth of marijuana. Or the New Orleans case of Bernard Noble, stopped while riding his bicycle, and found to have two marijuana cigarettes in his possession. Noble was sentenced to 13 years in prison. Neither President Obama nor the U.S. Congress has taken to task U.S. corporations that are committing crimes in Nigeria or elsewhere. And I suspect that the U.S. wargaming an occupation of Nigeria is for just in case Nigerians’ demands for justice get out of hand and “threaten U.S. interests.” American voters must not remain willfully blind to the huge crimes being committed by corporations that, at the same time, receive huge U.S. tax breaks. (Yes, Shell Oil receives huge tax breaks from U.S. taxpayers). In a way, these crimes are being committed in the name of every U.S. taxpayer, who, in the end, also bears some responsibility for ending them. https://www.rt.com/op-edge/343009-nigeria-delta-oil-ecocide/ |
God bless you sayusuf: |
If not for western sanctions, Zimbabwe would be much greater under Mugabe tritt: |
Companies owned by foreigners face closure unless they sell or give up 51 percent of their shares to black Zimbabweans by April 1, announced Indigenization Minister Patrick Zhuwao. “Comply by that date or close shop, comply by that date or face the full wrath of the law,” Bloomberg quotes Zhuwao, who is also President Robert Mugabe’s nephew. This month, the IMF asked the Mugabe administration to clarify the country’s policy on black empowerment. Zimbabwe has agreed to major reforms including compensation for evicted white farmers. Harare says it expects an IMF loan in the third quarter of this year, the first since 1999, after repaying foreign lenders $1.8 billion by the end of June. President Mugabe is known for evicting white farmers. In 2010, the Guardian reported that Mugabe used land reform to reward his allies rather than ordinary black Zimbabweans. The newspaper’s sources reported Mugabe and his supporters owned about 40 percent of the land seized from white farmers. The white farmers received no compensations after being evicted. “If white settlers just took the land from us without paying for it, we can, in a similar way, just take it from them without paying for it,” said Mugabe. However, Mugabe’s allies have hinted that at least some of the evicted farmers can return. Zimbabwe is known for its mineral resources. It has the world’s second-biggest deposit of chrome and platinum after South Africa. https://www.rt.com/business/336881-zimbabwe-shares-blacks-mugabe/ |
Exactly the cause!! Masturbation decreases the size of the pennis to a great extent. Frequent masturbation reduces a pennis half the size it would had been without masturbation. You missed out on the time your pennis would have grown well due to early masturbation. But Bro all hoe is not loss, stop masturbation now and see your pennis restart growing after like one month. It works like magic. Excessive masturbation makes the pennis turf and small. When you stop it starts becooming soft and bigger, soft and much bigger. God bless you. deltaboiy01: |
Why are people so stupid?? Instead of you learning from his experience, you all are here discrediting the story. Who told you that the guy won't be able to type a response after she broke the news to her? Some people won't even end the chat, they would continue chatting with the girl till day break secretly hoping she would tell them "April Fool. Things like this happen everyday, people need to learn. HIV is more rampant than we think. Anytime I feel like I should get a girlfrnd for sex, I go to HIV thread here on nairaland, after reading people's plight and stories, the urge runs away by fire. Most importantly prayer is the key to avoid falling into traps like that" mykel25: |
I know only one LegatusGlaber from Decel lodge in Futo. Is that you Admiral? LegatusGlaber: |
No na...T-90 is too advanced to be sold to Nigeria RickRichards: |
It is an economic consulting firm in ikeja. Quite small..they are real but ther openings are mainly for short term contracts stonecoldcafe: |
Aiite Abrahamjesus: |
Am yet to receive a test invite (lag) cuteguy007: |
Lagos or abj? cuteguy007: |
Be careful on what you type next when you qoute "igboland" cos it may be your last Amein: |
How did you know? Boyowa: |
Help!! |
I need a nice room self contain wwithin yaba or surulere.. Budget 200-300k p.a. A year n half rent max |
Mehn...I dn fine taya...let's colabo and get 2 bedroom flat. What do you think? vestyne: |
I need a good neat self con within surulere or yaba axis urgently. |
Hw sure are you that they havnt called anybody. Me am just tired of waiting blindly. GraceandGlory:This |
It is so unfortunate that I live in a country with peole like you who cannot even discern between fighting corruption and witch hunting/vengeance. Common sense should had told you that pmb is after dopkesi because of the derogatory doccumentary ait aired about him during the last election. What has dokpesi done? Is it his fault that he was paid outrageously for his media work during the last campaign? Tell me that it is also a coincidence that dasuki played a crucial role during his overthrow in 1983.you think typing long sentences and stories means that you reason well? If pmb is after fighting corruption he should start with tinubu? Tinubu owns almost all of lagos tell me how he got that? Upon all that he is still killing lagosians with taxes, toll gate fees, still exploiting the little lagosian toil to get! Is that not worst than bashir al assad has done. The billions rotimi brought for apc's campaign, where did he get it from? Was that not money mearnt for the good people of rivers state? Why dont we start there with this anti- corruption crusade. Buhari is busy destroying our economy, chasing out investors, petrol has been scarce for over a month now for no reason and he is bussy flying round the globe like a movie star and you are here praising him. Seeing post like yours makes me wanna swallow a live toad! Damn!!!!t HighQue007: |
Abj or lag? Donniewestly: |

