#nibor

[feral-ferengi]

Kate Bush bat photoshoot, but make it army Ferengi cuz i'm cringe 🦇 *flapflap*

[ttgpics]

[rockin-robinz]

Bizarre Birds In the most recent Superman issue (Superman (Vol. 4) #43) we are treated to the Robin from Htrae named Robzarro (Upper Left). He is a part of the Bizarro Boys team of which he is the most affectionate of the duo. Depicted after Damian Wayne, he wears a reverse R badge and has a pencil thin moustache, which makes him looks like a Lothario, which is rather apropos, because he thinks he's quite one. Three other Bizarro Robins have appeared before this one. The first Bizarro Robin (Upper Right) was created from a duplicating ray, but was instantly killed in the next panel. There is also a Bizarro Robin from the Johnny DC Universe (Lower Right) and a Bizarro Robin named Nibor from the Teen Titans Go! episode: "Robin Backwards" (Lower Left). All three of these Robins are depicted after Dick Grayson, the two from the comics wears the reverse R badge, while the one from the cartoon wears a reverse N badge. Nibor from the cartoon seems like a mix of Bizarro and the fifth dimensional imp Nosyarg Kcid, affectionately named Larry. Image Source:

"Robin Backwards", Teen Titans Go! (Lower Left)

Action Comics (Vol. 1) #857 by Eric Powell (Upper Right)

Superman (Vol. 4) #43 by Patrick Gleason with Joe Prado (Upper Left)

Tiny Titans #42 by Art Baltazar (Lower Right)

[businesspostnigeria-blog]

NIBOR Eases for most Tenor Buckets amid Hopes for FAAC Pay-outs By Cowry Asset In the week under review, CBN sold Treasury Bills (T-Bills) worth N90.33 billion via Open Market Operations (OMO).

[readysteadytrek]

Wesley doesn't have time for your culture insensitivity 

[thebluestrokes]

[voiceofarewa]

New Post has been published on Voice of Arewa

New Post has been published on http://www.voiceofarewa.com/2014/05/06/naira-hits-4-month-high-against-dollar/

Naira Hits 4-Month High Against Dollar

Nigeria currency, the naira, strengthened to its highest level in four months yesterday against the United States (US) dollar in the interbank market because of the sale of dollars by an energy company and weak demand for the greenback.

Consequently, the naira which closed at N159.80 to the dollar last Friday, yesterday closed at N158.74 to the dollar on yesterday. It had earlier traded at N158.88 during the day, a level last seen on January 2, 2014, when it closed at N157.70 to the dollar.

Traders cited the sale of about $74 million by a unit of Chevron to some banks  yesterday and the likelihood that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) will also sell dollars during the week as the reasons for the appreciation of the local unit.

“The naira gained because demand for the dollar is very weak, while the expectations that NNPC is selling dollar any moment from now further boosted support for the naira,” one dealer said.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in the preceding week sold $738.45 million at its two Retail Dutch Auctions. It sold $399.64 million at the Monday auction while it sold $338.80 million at the Wednesday auction.

Also overnight rate at Nigerian Interbank Offer Rate (NIBOR) stood at 10.5917 per cent, while 30-day, 60-day and 90-day rates stood at 12.6645, 13.3109 and 14.3360 per cent respectively.

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