A forex trader has begged the public to recommend church programs for him after going extremely broke since he slept with a lady. Narrating the story via an anonymous channel, he revealed how he had been talking to the lady for a long time without any progress but with pressure on his side, she began giving him her attention. They went out on two different dates and eventually linked up at a club, from where she followed him to his house and they had sex. Sadly ever since then, he started becoming broke and even his forex trades all seem to be going badly. The forex trader insists this is bad luck from the lady as this is not the first time he is having sex, neither is it coincidence. He seeks out the public to recommend church programs to bring back his goodluck that was stolen from him as he has squandered all his savings and is only left with the option of selling his properties. See post below… 
Some reactions to the post: @Iammikey9 said: “Ahhhh guy u need go celestial church o make Dem light like 10 red and 10 blue candle for your head m not even capping your life don dey spoil 😂” @Managersblog2 wrote: “Tell him to our salt in a water that he wants to use for bath then he should pray and use it to bath and never sleep with that lady again” @Godneverfails94 added: “I’m facing samething since two years back now even no one is helping me again everything I lay hands on always flop”
Niara note and dollar exchange It is believed that banks can now sell forex at market-determined rates, suggesting Nigeria is now operating a freely floating exchange rate. This is in line with the promise of President Bola Tinubu to unify the multiple exchange rate in the market. However, official confirmation will have to come later in the day when data from the FMDQ is available. Sources also report trades are now going for as high as N750/$1. Meanwhile, in the black market, the exchange rate traded for as high as N773/$1 for “inflows” which represent dollars or other currencies sold over the wires. GistReel reports that President Bola Tinubu last Friday, June 9 took Nigerians by surprise when he ordered the immediate suspension of the Central Bank of Nigeria Governor, Godwin Emefiele, from office. Explaining the reason behind Emefiele’s suspension, the Director of Information, Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Willie Bassey disclosed that the suspension of the CBN governor was based on an ongoing investigation as well as planned reforms in Nigeria’s financial sector. 
The suspended CBN Gov, Godwin Emefiele Emefiele was directed to immediately hand over the affairs of his office to the Deputy Governor (Operations Directorate), Mr Folashodun Adebisi Shonubi, who will act as the Central Bank Governor pending the conclusion of the investigation and the reforms. The suspended CBN governor assumed office in 2014 after succeeding Lamido Sanusi, who was equally suspended from office under controversial circumstances by President Goodluck Jonathan few months before the expiration of his tenure. 