₦airaland Forum

helenmi:
Yes, that's what am using... they don't zap data with that package

really, the zapping isn't much Buh is this plan still active? I wanna know before i pay 3500,, Customer care pple are leaving me hanging... Cheers

bellanaija

see as the ''vixen'' sef be,, y won't u die after sleeping with her...

sooooo true....

ASSnal.. Lol,, dat one na club too?? They are too inconsistent to win d league.

reminiscing:
Thanks a lot.I was very shocked that he barely knows me and he is asking for sex

u barely know him and u are asking for money.

must she reply?? All these pple sef.. U're supposed to know as a celeb, u're bound to these things, if u begin to reply all of them, how long will it take u?


p.s.. I like her boobs sef.

daroz:
Olamide is a goat

so someone who admits his mistakes is a goat??

SNblog:
.

nawah oo, spacebooking on ur own thread??...

davido is now fr.Mbaka

MURDERER.....

New year day... Man's inhumanity to livestock..

lol, those his promiscous ears...

Hbd,..Emris

Seun:
their meat is probably not even tasty.

lol, oga try tortoise meat, u won't say this thing u are saying

winetapper:
OK what Do you know about dollar

i don die for here, lol

The naira edged higher to about N260 to a dollar on the parallel market yesterday, compared with about N266 to a dollar it was before last week's public holidays. THISDAY findings from most of the parallel market traders at the Murtala Mohammed International Airport and other areas around Ikeja yesterday attributed this to an increase in supply of the greenback from autonomous market sources, especially from Nigerians abroad who visited the country for the yuletide. The interbank official forex market which was shut
down for the yuletide is expected to be re-opened on January 4, 2016.
The naira had depreciated to about N280 to the dollar about three weeks ago as a result of dollar scarcity that hit the market.

The declining oil prices as well as the unwillingness
of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to devalue the naira amidst constrained reserves has continued to
worsen foreign exchange (forex) liquidity position of Nigerian banks, Renaissance Capital (RenCap), a financial advisory and research firm, stated. However, RenCap opined that should the forex scarcity persists in a weak oil price environment, banks' asset quality and international obligation default risks could be significant. The firm highlighted scarcity of forex for imports, complaints by correspondent banks, and maturing forex obligations as some challenges faced by banks and businesses in the country.

It stated that Nigerian banks had about $3.4 billion worth of Eurobonds in issue. While the firm expressed optimism that banks would still meet coupon repayments, it, however, stressed that it was becoming increasingly difficult to source forex
to service obligations. "Given the macro risks, we understand borrowing costs are now 50-200 basis points higher than three-to-six months ago, which is negative for margins, as we think the banks may be limited in their ability to pass on higher pricing to already stressed customers," it added. In addition, the report pointed out that Nigeria is dependent on imports, which Nigerian banks facilitate via the opening of letters of credit (LC). The customer typically repays these after imports are sold; the customer therefore earns naira, then approaches the banks to source forex from the CBN (or goes to the black market), with which the correspondent bank is repaid.

Commercial banks in the country recently stopped the use of ATM debit and credit cards abroad, a move that had since been supported by the central bank. In his reaction to this, the CBN’s Director, Monetary Policy, Mr. Moses Tule, said the restrictions on the use of electronic payment cards abroad would likely be lifted when reserves increase to between $50 billion and $200 billion, adding that all hands must be on deck to achieve the target. He said the new policy was a healthy development for the ailing economy in spite of the attendant inconvenience to cardholders.
According to Tule, foreign exchange under the condition Nigeria has found itself has become a seasonal commodity.

"Seasonal in the sense that it depends on the movement of the price of oil; if oil prices are high then we build reserves, if oil prices are low then we
have no reserves then we are in a crisis. But that should not be the case for an economy as big as Nigeria because we should by now have sufficiently diversified the economy to a point where developments in the oil market should no longer matter. Unfortunately, that has not been the case and that is why sometimes these kind of decisions have to be made. “Our priorities as a nation for the allocation or use of foreign exchange is one, for the settlement of matured letters of credit that have been opened for
importation; two, for the importation of petroleum products until such a time either when we have our refineries fully operational and we are not in a position to import fuel again to ensure that the wheels of economic development continue turning
and running; and three, for the importation of raw materials," he had explained at the weekend.


Lalasticlala


www.thisdaylive.com/articles/naira-appreciates-to-n260-1-on-parallel-market/229045/

Aremu01:
See how innocent she looks

iffa hear say she look innocent

Two Islamic organisations were offered $3 million by the past administration to secure their members support the re-election of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, an official has said. Abdullahi Shuaib, the Coordinator of the Conference of Islamic Organisations, CIO, stated this on Saturday at the 22nd National Islamic Training Programme NITP, held at Odosengolu near Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State. Mr. Shuaib said the CIO and The Muslim Congress, TMC, rejected the money after they were offered under the label of “religious fund.”

“It is not a secret, they came, offering us over $3 million,” he said. “We said no….It came through their proxies to us and we said no. And today we have been vindicated.” Mr. Shuaib, who is also the Executive Director/ CEO, Zakat and Sadaqat foundation, an arm of TMC, added that “it is not even part of our own culture to take bribe. We prefer to go hungry than to collect a bribe from somebody and then eat what is unlawful”. Expatiating on why the money was rejected, the official added that “because we know very well that it was bait; it was a poison and you cannot eat and dine with the devil and think the devil will
not come after you.

“We said clearly no. It is completely un-Islamic. All
those organisations that actually took and swallowed the bait, today, they all know what it means for them to have allowed the devil and themselves to eat and dine with the devil. Nigeria’s former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, who is currently being prosecuted for mismanagement of about $2.1 billion security funds allegedly gave over N4 billion of the money to ex-governor of Sokoto State, Attahiru Bafarawa, to distribute to Islamic organisations. Apart from Messrs. Dasuki and Bafarawa, others being prosecuted in the scandal include ex-PDP Chairman, Haliru Mohammed, and Raymond Dokpesi, the owner of Daar Communications.

Mr. Shuaib condemned all those who collected the funds from the ex-NSA. “It is morally wrong, it is unethical for any organisation, either Muslim or Christian or traditionalist to have indulged in that reckless looting of treasury, the common wealth and there is no way they can exonerate themselves because they have desecrated the house of God because they symbolise the House of God and they have desecrated it and it is a sacrilege and it is wrong. “Ethically it is wrong, morally it is wrong, socially, it is wrong, economically it is wrong, legally it is wrong. And I think, we should allow the long arm of the law to catch up with them and let the law take it cause over them.”


Reject Corruption


At the formal opening of the programme on Saturday, the President of TMC, Luqman AbdurRaheem, listed bad governance, corruption, and godlessness as some of the factors responsible for the challenges facing Nigeria. He said the problem will remain until Nigerians imbibe positive attitudinal change in their activities. “Our change is different from the APC’s change and PDP’s transformation agenda. Rather it is more all-embracing because change in Islam is rooted in morality, piety and goodness.

“‘We need Muslims with a clear change vision, a comprehensive Da’wah programme, having fixed priorities and well defined strategies to change Nigeria for the best,’’ AbdurRaheem said. On Boko Haram, Mr. AbdurRaheem said the TMC and other Islamic organisations in Southern Nigeria have used education to defeat extremism. “If you look at The Muslim Congress and other responsible Islamic organizations in the South West, you see that we have been able to give our youth proper education,” he said. “So, it is very difficult to lure Muslims in South West to some of these criminal activities because all our organizations are registered by government.”

“There is need for collaboration and idea sharing,
that is why we are not limiting our activities to South West. As we speak, we have established a branch in Abuja, a branch in Niger and within the last week we are also working with our brothers in Yobe State who have seen the need to associate with the responsible Islamic organization.” The cleric also made reference to the clash between the Nigerian Army and the Shiites community in Kaduna in which scores of the group’s members were killed. “We are not anti-state. Any organization that is anti-state, it means building a state within a state, and that is terrorism. We should respect military; we should respect the police, because they are there to protect lives and property.

“Once you said you don’t recognize them, then you have problem. That is what happened to Shiites in Nigeria. So, you don’t indoctrinate your people. “Let them be informed, let them be educated. So that where you and government clash on ideological ground, you go to court.” “For instance, if you look at the issue of Hijab, we are court, with some other organization. But in some part of the world, they will start demonstrating, killing, causing commotion, that is terrorism. We don’t allow that in our own organization.”

In his lecture on the theme of the camping programme -‘Change: The Islamic Approach’, the guest speaker, Abdulateef Sulaiman, asked Nigerians to be patient and ready to bear the consequences, pains and sacrifices resulting from
positive change.


Lalasticlala


www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/195797-dasukigate-we-rejected-jonathans-3-million-islamic-groups.html

wow, congrats to them,,
Just hope its not all these promos, that only the relatives of the staff win..

this man is always reacting


Reactor.

lalasticlala, pls push this to FP now, since mukina2 no wan come online

Reports from Kimba village in Gur ward of
Biu Local Government Area of Borno state
states that Boko Haram has killed 13 people
and abducting eight others. This incident occurred on Friday, Christmas
Day 2015, at about 8:30 pm. The attack was
said to be the sixth attacks in the area lately. “They burnt down our houses, killed our
brothers and abducted our children. We are
close to Sabon Gari and there are military
there at Sabon Gari but they could not come
to our rescue. Many people have been
wounded. About 17 are currently being treated in Biu. We have lost 13 people and
they took eight with them.” a resident said

He stated that Boko Haram militants invaded
the village in their characteristics chanting of
“Allahu Akbar!” meaning “Allah is Great”. “We were about visiting one of our relatives
whose son got married earlier, when we
heard gun shots and thought the soldiers
are the one firing, but it persisted. At that
time they were just coming into the village,
and before we could say what, they were already setting houses able and we began to
run for our lives”. “I slept in Sabon Gari. We informed the
soldiers but they did not go to the village
until this morning. For now, I can confirm to
you that 13 people were killed and 8 people
were abducted; seven women and one boy,
while 17 were wounded”.

On 20 September a series of bombings
occurred in Maiduguri and Monguno. The
attacks followed an announcement by
Shekau refuting the army’s claims of defeat.
A military spokesman stated that the event
showed the “high level of desperation” of Boko Haram.The Arewa Consultative Forum
released a statement condemning the
bombings and commending the military
offensive: The ACF condemns in strong terms the
continued use of suicide bombers by Boko
Haram terrorists to kill innocent people in the
name of a religious war, as no religion
condones such cruel and barbaric act. The
ACF wishes to commend the military and other security agencies for the continued
onslaught on the terrorists’ enclaves and
hideouts, thereby dislodging them from their
strong holds. The ACF urges the military not
to be deterred by the cowardly act of the
Boko Haram terrorists, as their renewed effort and determination will soon end the
insurgency. The ACF also appeals to the
military to intensify its synergy of sharing
intelligence with the community. On 21 October in Nganzai, Borno, according
to a civilian vigilante, fleeing militants shot at
four cars, killing the passengers, and burnt
and looted the nearby village. On 23 October
a suicide bombing occurred in a pre dawn
attack at a mosque in Maiduguri. The National Emergency Management Agency
(NEMA) put the death toll at 6, while hospital
sources reported 19 deaths, and a vigilante
claimed to have counted 28 corpses and two
suicide bombers.On the following day four
female suicide bombers claimed one victim after they were intercepted by the JTF in
Maiduguri, according to a NEMA spokesman.

On 27 October a military operation freed 192
children and 138 women being held captive
in two camps in the Sambisa forest, and 30
militants were killed, according to a social
media statement from the Defense HQ. None
of the captives were those taken in Chibok in April 2014.


Lalasticlala


www.thebreakingtimes.com/boko-haram-technically-not-finished-as-group-kill-13-abducts-8-in-borno/

wow, muslims guarding the church? Welcome religious tolerance...

Buh how i wan come believe this story, if the source na from ''yeyegist''

naijaboiy:
[color=#1980BC]i'll give you a 2/10...and that's because you have a face. [/color]

lol, ur bad mouth no be here ooo, buh he deserves what he got from u shaa.

when will PRONOUN and ADVERB ger theirs

abangaLEE:
Weytin.....abi miliano don shiit for body ni

lol, shey according to badoo's face...

nwayo nwayo

i'm just laughing at this cos this is a season of laughter

i'm not broke oooo, buh i do no 6 a lot

kilode100:
I feel like breastfeeding that Baby..

u sef, u won't use ur breast for other purposes,?? Go to IDP camps and breastfeed those poor kids there, since u are looking for who to breastfeed...


Shaa no be my booby, do as u please

this OP is high on cabin biscuit