I am looking for persons who are in need to grow their business and need cash.

I have allocated the sum of N200k, N300k and N500k. The sum can be increased depending on the scale of the business and growth potential. This is a real business opportunity for you.

Mention me with your plan towards the money. State clearly how you will run and grow the business, mentioning how much the business could be worth in 3 months from now.

Ok in your opinion everyone run to one Nigerian pastor every sunday to receive hope?

Anyway, the information I posted is to whom it may concern, it was never for you.
You have been advised countless times.

QuinModah:
Likes would not out money in my account. Same way you have explained to me it's listed do so today in church

Wow now clap for yourself, you want to generate likes by sounding like a m.oron.

The company I talked about is listed in the US SEC. Do you have any constructive criticism? My guess is no.
Desist from quoting me then.

QuinModah:
Send this to your church announcement department so they can announce it in church tomorrow.

Just thought I'd drop this here. You can earn while you sleep.

Anyone who owns a foreign currency account that is denominated in Pounds, Euro or USD can earn as high as 5% interest on short 7 days or long term investment.

All you need to do is sign up and fully verify your account with Binance.com
It is the largest crypto currency exchange in the world by trade exchange volume.

You are not the one investing in crypto, they do the Investment with the money while they guarantee your capital and interest payments is made on daily basis.

My Experience dealing with a financial institution based out of naija
I had a bitter experience with the institution with constant back and forth to the extent i almost lost N1.2 million. I opened accs for myself and minors with proof as their legal guardian, the accs was opened and i made deposits to mine N55m and N400k each for the minors, when it was time to take out the funds the bank refused to release the funds saying i should get the authorization of any other legal guardian the minors may have before the funds can be released, Is this legal?

For nearly a week, we were battling it, they demanded for documents that I never imagined. They kept refusing the documents i tried to offer, asking for additional documents issued by their government which was impossible to provide. I will advise anyone who intends to invest funds outside the shores of Naija to think twice, when you invest and keep seeing profits it's all good, when you want to take out the funds is when you will truly know some of these offshore banks are criminals. It is better to put your money where your mouth is, do not trust financial institutions, they will they to try embezzle your money even while you are still alive. Better to invest in properties and going forward 80 percent of my portfolio will be properties.

As Buhari and his cabal gets ready to pass the 2021 budget, there is surely great possibilities they will doll out huge debt instruments that requires financing.



What are you predictions;
1. Bonds
2. Treasury bills
3. Development funds
4. Palliative funds

Looks like the attractive debt instruments of 10 percent and above is likely to emerge in the next few months.

My broda, you answered the question like a politician. Let's rephrase again.

Is it true their women like to do that thing they say make we no dey do?

Calfav:


LOL... White ladies like Nigerian guys on a normal day because they feel they are strong and all that but i am not promoting that.

How about their women, i heard there are 5 women for every man there.

Is this true?
Also heard their women like to do the do, is it true?

Calfav:
ok lalasticlala

Nigeria is indeed not looking good and this will continue for the next 100 years unfortunately. Even though a lot of people argue here that Nigeria is cheaper compared to the developed countries BUT i think there are disparities.

1. To see a duly qualified private doctor for any serious treatment like surgery keep aside N2 million BUT In the UK if you like break all the bones inside your body, your body will be re-constructed for free.

2. Stability of price of commodities and services non-existent in Nigeria for example the amount you buy milk in the market today is not what you will buy it in 6 months time BUT In the UK price of groceries remains the same in all chains of stores for 6 months and beyond, prices rather down than go up even in recession (quite a magic).

3. In Nigeria quality service is attributed to the rich for example AY will do shows and charge N2 million table for 10 i.e N200k/£350 per person, similar shows performed in better venues in the UK with A-list artists and celebrities such as Robby Williams, Tracy Chapman will never charge more than 100 pounds for VIP tickets.

To have a balanced life as it exists in developed countries while in Nigeria is way more expensive without a doubt. I don't know how others do it but N30k doesn't last more than 24 hours for me in Nigeria while in a developed country i can comfortably live on £20/N12k per day (housing excluded).

DexterousOne:


How about the cultism, banditry, fulani herdsmen, tanker explosion, human disaster, kidnapping, road accidents (avoidable) and the long list goes on in Nigeria

You are more likely to die in Nigeria than the USA

And the USA is even not the only western country

UK and Canada even have a lower risk of being killed like that than USA.

People die like fowls in Nigeria every day
Nobody bats an eyelid

A state governor in Nigeria was ambushed by terrorists in his own state

And yet hell has not been raised
Its business as usual

It's hard for you to accept
But looking at it dispassionately
Nigeria is tilting towards a failed state

No sentiment

You talk of white supremacy
White supremacist thinks he is superior to black man

That's it.
Tho a couple of then are violent..

But we have advanced foolishness of that sort in Nigeria too..

We have Yorubas who think they are better and superior to igbo in this country
And rejoice when perceived misfortune happens in that corner of Nigeria

Reading on nairaland alone is enough proof

The South East has the least contracts allocation in the budget throughout the Buhari presidency
And other ethnic groups cheer it

So what are we saying?

Forget that story please

Ndabasssssssskiiiiiiiiii

Nigeria is an unsafe place even with police escorts surrounding you but in the UK any adult can walk in any city at any time of the day without fear of being kidnapped or used for money ritual.


NHS is 200 percent better than Nigerian private hospitals, the British population that complain about health care are mostly the fat ones looking for who to pay for their liposuction treatment quicker than the system permits.

jedisco:


When you hear some Brits talking about how 'broken' the NHS is and how they'd rather go for private care, you begin to ask yourself if it's still not this same NHS that is in many ways better than 98% of our best private hospitals...

Everything is relative.. a child who eats chicken only on sundays will rejoice to if given chicken legs...while one who eats it everyday would probably reject even the laps on a good day

It's a normal thing, Nigerian banks like to take advantage of uninformed customers, if you try to perform a dom acc transaction at your usual branch and they don't, request to see the manager, confront him and tell him to sort your needs inline with CBN's narrative, if he doesn't send an email to the CBN, the CBN is still very active in such matters.

But most bank managers will prefer to solve your problems than you write to the CBN if it's inline with the current policy or refer you to a branch that can resolve any issues.

Apply education and wisdom.

Cyberknight:


Any bank other than GTB.
They are currently implementing an extreme policy denying withdrawals and so forth claiming that its mandated by the CBN, but as at yesterday other banks are still permitting withdrawals and transfers.

Anyone still in doubt about CBN's recent narrative on Dom accs should read these.

In summary, inflow payments going into dom accs are to be verified as legitimate before crediting the benefactor, and no transfer of funds from one customer to another. Only signatory to a dom acc can deposit funds in it.
For more info read the update on CBN website.

People should stop spreading false information,
Saying all dom acc funds are to be converted to Naira at bank rate is NOT TRUE

There are multinationals who own dom accs in Nigeria and require forex to repatriate their funds, so they will be forced to take Naira to their countries where it isnt legal tender ?

All maturing Eurobonds go through dom accs so they will all be paid out in Naira too?
Verify your rumours before running to comment online.

I have seen this, the Société Générale translated Society General has been in existence since 1864 or before.

Somehow Nigerians established the same and ran it down, the European Société General has never gone down under rather they are expanding rapidly in Europe. The argument they put forward was that Okocha was defrauded by Société General, he may have been but not with Société Générale Europe (very impossible).

NL1960:


There was Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria (SGBN). I once did an interview with them but did not take up the offer. It has now been acquired by Heritage Bank.

Read this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heritage_Banking_Company_Limited

"In 2012, the core investor, IEI Plc, through IEI Investments Limited, acquired the Societe Generale Bank of Nigeria "

Neymar has nothing to do with Société General, his former club paid a cheque through Société General who one of you alleged defrauded JayJay Okocha and i brought it to you that Société General Europe can NEVER defraud anyone rather it's a local game they ran on Okocha, are you having amnesia?

I am very much older than all of you running mouth and has more money as well. I have an account with Société. General too, if not there is nothing to prove i would have posted my Société General account balanace here, obviously it will give you a seizure.

Wickedfact:


Stop arguing foolishly and making a fool of yourself. There was no argument here before you started talking nonsense.
There was a bank called Société Generale in Nigeria. Saraki didn't run a game, the bank was licensed by the CBN. What happened was that they ran down the bank due to mismanagement and involvement in politics.

When we were talking about Société Generale and you were talking about Neymar, I knew you are most likely a teenager and that bank ran down before you were born. No dey argue mumu argument.

The fact is that Okocha didnot lose money to Société General Europe, Sariki and his cohorts ran a local game and that is most likely the answer to your misinterpretation.

Sariki has nothing to do with Société General Europe, he is no where in the history of Société General Europe, here are some facts.

Wickedfact:


They said Société Generale and they said consolidation exercise of 2005. Even if you are ignorant of the fact that there was a bank called Société Generale in Nigeria and they didn't mention Nigeria, was there consolidation exercise in Europe in 2005?
Try to dey add 1 plus 1 before posting now. Don't just be looking for argument where there is none.

Société General is well established in Europe, they are one of the strongest banks. No Nigerian banking with Société General Europe has ever lost a dime.

Wickedfact:


Please, don't argue this. It makes you look really ignorant.

Okocha didnt lose money, société generale is still active up till today as an entity. It was the société general who received neymars transfer fee of €222 million euros a few years ago.

Lazyyouth4u:

Jay jay lost the equivalent of 4million pounds in Societe General Bank in the early 2000s when the bank failed. This was prior to the bank consolidation in the sector that occurred in 2005.
It is highly unlikely that this will ever happen in Nigeria again except something catastrophic crashes the entire banking sector. So there is nothing to worry about.

The last time dollar dropped like this, a lot of people were lucky to buy at N375/$ after a few days it kicked off again.
One thing i will say is, a 25% devaluation is equivalent to 2.5 years interest on fixed income. It could be best to monitor. I have never seen a government that grow its reserve by borrowing money.

Another round of devaluation is not far.

ojesymsym:
So, should we sell, hold or buy?

Inciting fear by the CBN worked in 2016 when there were less troubles, unfortunately 2020 has genuine troubles shortage in oil price revenue, covid19, us china trade war.

No policy the CBN implements now will crash the price of dollar, if the CBN inject the 32 billion usd reserve into the black market now, it will be mopped up by businesses in less than 24 hours and i'm sure they won't dare such. Injecting funds to the black market can better be managed, if the CBN keep injecting $200m at the blackmarket every week, it will take three years to empty the reserve to ground zero, surely they won't inject that much too. The best options is to increase home made productivity, have better home made hospitals, schools, medical insurance, food production then remove forex expenditures like FORM M, PTA, BTA etc. Nothing extraordinary will come next week, just anticipation that magic will happen, there is no magic will real economics.

delawal:


all,it takes to,crash dollar price is just scare. even now down here in d east alot of us dt buys dollar for impirts have stopped and re sitting on d sidelines watching d development. a small policy of cbn can crash rates in,48hours. i dont know how u sound so sure abt ur assumptions. what if d cbn decides to inject more usd to achieve their aim will u go to stop them. let me tell u once there is an indication dt it might happen demand for usd will drop and rate will do,so, many people hoarding will rush to sell at once, stop,those ur arguments anything,can happen.w

Check against other major currencies such as JPY, CAD, it is only the EURO that is doing best compared to other currencies since the last 3 months.

The USD is at an all time low.

Cyberknight:


Nosedived?
It fell by one point against the GBP to 1.33, and barely moved against the euro.
One would hardly term that a "nosedive".

Currently
1.There is a decline in oil revenue for the Nigerian government, less dollars is coming into the country from the No1 source of forex for the governemnt.

2. Covid 19 has caused decrease in global activities thereby less demand for oil and activities globally is estimated to be fully back when Covid vaccine is out mid next year.

3. Artificial intervention to keep the Naira v Dollar rate low only enrich the BDCs.

Resumption of International flights will force demand of forex up, the cbn resuming sale of forex to BDCs will not reverse the damage rather induce more scarcity, there is a backlog of forex transactions by banks. Once supply resume, businesses and multinationals will mop up the forex.

From history, since the existence of Nigeria, the issue of Naira going south always prevail, short term strategy to a long term problem only hurt the economy further.

Ok. You can't get it out faster than the hold period. They are using this time to verify from the buyer if you truly delivered. Your best option is to tell the buyer to contact them and request they release the funds.

bigplantainn:
someone paid for a service using goods and services.. usually after some days or a week it gets released but i want to see if i can gt this cleared fast