Ballzproblem2:
dollar rate is falling, I'm happy

OasisX:




.......you're a patriot. If you see good news, share it too. It shouldn't be about bad news all the times.

Ballzproblem2:
if e no dey affect me i no for talk

BlueRayDick:


It's obvious considering what our naira is doing against the dollar now. The only thing that will
Make the investors not cut loss is if the naira later picks up over time.

20 years is a lot of time.

Itsrm:
Are there other sizes of petrol tankers apart from 33,000?

Izzou GloriousGbola

BlueRayDick:
Omo x 1,000,000

seankafor:
Abia state don first many states get 24/7 light oo

https://twitter.com/UchePOkoye/status/1761471603240563017?t=4MTVfOv55p0nFTKsMJzJAw&s=19

Nice one for otti.. when people gets what they love, grace follows abundantly

GloriousGbola:


i beleive there are also 45000
the standard size of tank in a station today is 45000 litres. so no one wants a sitaution where you need more than a journey to fill a tank

GloriousGbola:
@ibime and others - when exactly did chnaging naira for dollar become a business in nigeria and what precipated it?

seankafor:
if i wasnt igbo,ill ask god why

https://x.com/igboness/status/1761390894559682942?s=20

OasisX:




.......you're still a patriot but semi-patriot though. LOL!

DissTroy:


LOL. See why I ignored them to go about my day's itinerary? Igbos are the most tribalistic people in Nigeria. I have repeated this over the years on Nairaland, on other threads and on this thread.

Wherever three or four Nairalanders are ganged up to launch tribalistic slurs on others, two of them are Igbos. Facts! This thread, a microcosm of Nairaland and the internet, is an example.

I have had issues with Yoruba persons on this thread on random issues, including politics and personal. They mostly didn't go tribalistic. Try having a random argument with an Igbo person on this thread and he'd go tribalistic then his kinsmen would join in. It doesn't matter if they have no issues with you before.

When I state I know my allies, I mean my people know our allies. The Igbos revealed to us decades ago who they really are and we have learnt our lessons. Maybe some of us believed they have changed but now we know. It'd guide our decisions going forward.

donjazzet:
This accounts role finally coming into it's main function.

I've always cast aspersions on the real owner of this account. The mask is finally falling of.

Ibime:


Is it Dayo?

donjazzet:


No. The other one.

donjazzet:


No. The other one.

iamoyindamola:
Diggz happy new year, I read sanwoolu have sent you guys away under bridge in obalende
How is onucu your in-law?

Itsrm:
Are there other sizes of petrol tankers apart from 33,000?

donjazzet:
This accounts role finally coming into it's main function.

I've always cast aspersions on the real owner of this account. The mask is finally falling of.

izzou:


45,000

If you have the right engine, transmission, and an extra axle, it can drag 60,000

GloriousGbola:


na so them dey modify all these trailers so that ther center of gravity is no longer stable . be kiaful

Ibime:


Is it Dayo?

DissTroy:


Yaba Left online!

DonCrazy.

OasisX:




........nihilistjnr! Is that you?!

izzou:


45,000

If you have the right engine, transmission, and an extra axle, it can drag 60,000

OasisX:
A state visit is a formal visit by a head of government or head of state to another country at the invitation of the host country. They are highly ceremonial and most times are Government-to-Government interaction to strengthen diplomatic relations, bilateral ties or sometimes push trade and strengthen cultural relations at the government level.

However, the visiting country can request to have additional non-government interaction e.g. business-to-business meetings with private sector players on both sides coordinated by both governments. It is left to the host country to do its best in putting its best foot forward in terms of representation of their companies. At such events, MOU’s can be signed or agreements for partnerships reached.

Kudos to Mr President for always trying to maximize every state visit in the best interest of all sectors of the Nigerian Economy.

So what’s the brouhaha about Qatar saying they are not sufficiently prepared to host a private sector engagement for businesses in both countries on the sidelines of the formal government-to-government meeting(s) which Nigeria requested for them to hold during the state visit that Qatar invited our Nigeria’s President to?

This is what happens when people can’t read the lines of diplomatic speak.

In any case, Nigeria and Qatar are currently engaging on discussions to establish a more concrete trade and investment environment and an agreement has almost been reached.

In SUMMARY

1. state visits are formal visits by heads of government or state to other countries to strengthen diplomatic relations, bilateral ties, and sometimes to push trade and cultural relations at the government level.

2. The visiting country may request additional non-government interaction, such as business-to-business meetings with private sector players from both sides.

3. The host country is responsible for representing its companies in the best possible way.

4. Nigeria and Qatar are currently engaged in discussions to establish a more concrete trade and investment environment, and an agreement has almost been reached.

- O'tega Ogra

OasisX:




........nihilistjnr! Is that you?!