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i say make i alert una say Noodles price wey bin go up reach 18k plus don finally go down to 14k.
when last you eat Noodles
when last you eat Noodles
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You dont know BRICS.
It has nothing to do with Crude Oil Sales.
BRICS is an intergovernmental organization that includes Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The group was established in 2006 by Brazil, Russia, India, and China to challenge the economic and political power of the wealthier nations in North America and Western Europe. In 2010, South Africa joined the group, making it BRICS.
BRICS is considered the Global South's answer to the Group of Seven (G7) major developed economies. The group's expansion would add economic heft and amplify its ambition to become a champion of the Global South.
It has nothing to do with Crude Oil Sales.
BRICS is an intergovernmental organization that includes Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa. The group was established in 2006 by Brazil, Russia, India, and China to challenge the economic and political power of the wealthier nations in North America and Western Europe. In 2010, South Africa joined the group, making it BRICS.
BRICS is considered the Global South's answer to the Group of Seven (G7) major developed economies. The group's expansion would add economic heft and amplify its ambition to become a champion of the Global South.
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“Cost of Living Crisis: Residents break into Abuja govt warehouse, steal food - Premium Times”
“Cost of Living Crisis: Residents break into Abuja govt warehouse, steal food - Premium Times”
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Albino from Africa na him be white of today
people we call 'WHITES' today are simply descendants of ancient African albinos.
In ancient times, it appears there was a breakout of ALBINISM among certain African populations around the Horn of Africa.
Remember that there are original black Africans with straight hair like the Ethiopians and Somalis etc.
That is their natural state with NO admixture.
When they produce albinos, they look exactly like the people we call ''white people'' today.
The ancient Africans were shocked by the strange appearance of these albino babies, and attributed it to some kind of disease.
They banished the albino populations to places were they eventually formed their own communities, interbreeding with themselves, and eventually becoming ''the white race''.
They left Africa in droves for more temperate climates in Europe where the sun was less harsh, to protect their albinoid skin from infection and diseases caused by sunlight.
The reason for white racism today could be partly due to their subconscious recollection of being driven out of black communities in the ancient past and left to fend for themselves in isolated communities...
In ancient times, it appears there was a breakout of ALBINISM among certain African populations around the Horn of Africa.
Remember that there are original black Africans with straight hair like the Ethiopians and Somalis etc.
That is their natural state with NO admixture.
When they produce albinos, they look exactly like the people we call ''white people'' today.
The ancient Africans were shocked by the strange appearance of these albino babies, and attributed it to some kind of disease.
They banished the albino populations to places were they eventually formed their own communities, interbreeding with themselves, and eventually becoming ''the white race''.
They left Africa in droves for more temperate climates in Europe where the sun was less harsh, to protect their albinoid skin from infection and diseases caused by sunlight.
The reason for white racism today could be partly due to their subconscious recollection of being driven out of black communities in the ancient past and left to fend for themselves in isolated communities...
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How Africa is suffering from currency devaluations
Nigeria is facing a historic foreign exchange (FX) crisis but this problem is not unique to Africa’s biggest economy as findings showed three other African countries have also suffered a similar fate.
Several economic and political factors, such as inflation, government instability, reduced foreign direct investment (FDI), and fluctuating capital flows, have been associated with the weakness of some other African currencies.
The naira has been on a steady decline since the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) floated it in June 2023, collapsing all the segments in the FX market into the Investor’s and Exporters’ Window. It depreciated to as low as 1,534.39 per dollar last Monday at the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market.
The FX market experienced a significant 56.58 percent decline in dollar supply on Wednesday, just two days after witnessing a surge in liquidity driven by the CBN’s interventions.
The impact of this depreciation is felt keenly by businesses and households across Nigeria.
Businesses reliant on imported goods face increased costs as the value of the naira decreases, potentially leading to higher prices for consumers.
Companies with foreign debt find their repayment obligations escalating, putting further strain on their finances.
Nigeria is facing a historic foreign exchange (FX) crisis but this problem is not unique to Africa’s biggest economy as findings showed three other African countries have also suffered a similar fate.
Several economic and political factors, such as inflation, government instability, reduced foreign direct investment (FDI), and fluctuating capital flows, have been associated with the weakness of some other African currencies.
The naira has been on a steady decline since the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) floated it in June 2023, collapsing all the segments in the FX market into the Investor’s and Exporters’ Window. It depreciated to as low as 1,534.39 per dollar last Monday at the Nigerian Autonomous Foreign Exchange Market.
The FX market experienced a significant 56.58 percent decline in dollar supply on Wednesday, just two days after witnessing a surge in liquidity driven by the CBN’s interventions.
The impact of this depreciation is felt keenly by businesses and households across Nigeria.
Businesses reliant on imported goods face increased costs as the value of the naira decreases, potentially leading to higher prices for consumers.
Companies with foreign debt find their repayment obligations escalating, putting further strain on their finances.
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Is it possible for human being that claims to have a spiritual power (native doctor, spiritualist etc) , to appear physically in another location and either harm or save someone at that place in time,
If yes or no, why?
If yes or no, why?
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Solar power or Generator and nepa
what is your experience using any of these?
which will you recommend
what is your experience using any of these?
which will you recommend
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"Life is too hard now," said one father. "Garri used to be cheap, but now it's so expensive, it's like buying cocaine!"
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