Souljaboi1:
Black Hawk ?

Best wishes bro

Don’t worry, it’s the prototype, I’m sure it will look like these when finished ~


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BP1INvoE9wU


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1In99c6nskk

victor101:

What's your experience?

I was just curious Victor as I do (have done) this kind of work from time to time, for clients in the UK; not my first choice for ‘type’ of work though. I was browsing the ‘new’ post and it caught my eye. Not to worry, .. enjoy the weekend. Best regards, ....

Paul.

victor101:


Did you see the part where we said (negotiable, based on experience)?

What is your "upper limit" Victor?

All that detailed work, in such a timeline, at that price?!

Mmmmmmm ... ...

Hope you find someone.

Best wishes, .. Paul.

Icecream4U:
I would suggest you eat more of watermelon. Someone said it gives goodluck.

Ah! a watermelon seller huh?

Take a look at this (short Youtube video), it's good to help you focus: ~


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-46KdQO3dQ

Paul.

What has Nigeria’s greatest problem always been? The greed and corruption of those who obtain any position of power or influence! In recent decades, had the initial money made from oil production been re invested in domestic refinery instead of lining the pockets of certain individuals with obscene amounts of money; Nigeria would ‘not’ be the laughing stock it is today having to re import useable fuel at the mercy of US Dollar prices.

Had money been spent where intended, Nigeria would be standing proud. Free education and much better health care would have been affordable (to the country as a whole) for ‘every’ citizen. But, more often than not a Nigerian is his own worst enemy.

When a country is failing and difficult to live in; increasing prices, fewer jobs, people (especially the less educated and naïve) become disillusioned and easily mislead (“The devil makes work for idle hands” – How very true!). Youngsters unable to see any hope of a future are sucked into other people’s misguided ‘causes’ with FALSE promises of money, excitement, power, … of “being someone”. Often this means terrorism (One man’s freedom fighter is another man’s terrorist).

Whatever you think of I.S., Boko Haram (or the Niger Delta Avengers!) THEY ARE ‘ALL’ EVIL AND DOING WRONG! Each is harming ordinary Nigerians who simply want a ‘normal’ life who want to go to work and provide for their family, buy food and fuel at reasonable cost, turn on a light switch and to have (basics, like..) electricity.

These misguided Para military groups are doing MORE HARM in a ‘relatively’ short period of time by killing, and blowing up pipelines (Nigeria’s only money making infrastructure) than ALL the ‘leaders’ they have criticised have managed to do in their entire lifetime!

Anyone who feels so strongly that they want to make a difference and turn Nigeria around should channel their efforts into “EXPOSING” and stopping corruption. People should think about the future. Don’t you want better for your children?! This evil continuing cycle of making a ‘quick buck’ at the expense of other innocent hard working people HAS TO STOP.

What is easier; going around killing people you disagree with and “blowing things up” (any fool can do that!) OR, actually thinking before you speak or act and accepting what’s wrong with the country and make a concerted effort to try and change ATTITUDES. Who does theft, bribery and corruption hurt? .. EVERYONE! Start that change today by starting with that man in the mirror.

Had a bad day have we?!

I assume one of “your” earlier posts, the 7 rules (remember) ~

https://www.nairaland.com/2699048/7-groundrules-intelligent-conversation

.. .. didn’t originate with you, especially number 2 (No name calling or personal attacks. Ever!) or 3 (Always be polite).

It’s a free PUBLIC forum, everyone is different. Just because you r grasp of the English language may be a bit better than that of other posters if you cannot say anything nice, or helpful, move on if you don’t like what you are reading, no one is forcing you, are they?

The Naira / USD rate may ‘seem’ a little erratic at times but if you look at the bigger picture it has been stable for quite a while ~ around the 199 mark.

zone20:
Today’s (24/5/2016) exchange rate of the Nigerian Naira against the Dollars, Pounds and Euros


http://www.musbizubeat.com/2016/05/todays-naira-exchange-rate-dollars-pounds-euros-2/#sthash.xq7jtKc2.dpuf

Cc, lalasticlala, ishilove