₦airaland Forum

Allah ya ji kan shi wallahi. Yan banza da hofi za su ma mutu haka wata rana.

God bless your kind heart we need more of your type in the country. May God give me the heart to be like you one day.

Slyr0x:
Just to help you further, more details:

"He served in Rivers state in 2014 and finished in 2015. .He is from Anambra but stays in Ph. He is a mechanical engineering graduate. .His numbers (08114106565,07033033101) my bbm pin (294AE037). He did his Internship between 2012 and 2013 at SEEGOF Energy Service Ltd."

His facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/chinonso.jeff
Email: jnnaeto@gmail.com
Linkedin: https://ng.linkedin.com/in/jeffrey-nnaeto-9858a276
School: He studied Mechanical Engineering at Anambra State University (ANSU)
State of Origin: Anambra

**Sent you an email of his pictures.

He was jobless as at 2 weeks ago (perhaps he is still jobless). He has applied on 100s of Job vacancy threads. .I bet he's incurred debts prior to your money hitting his account; hence, the whole - "there is a sick woman somewhere that needs the money" balderdash.

The supposedly sick woman who needs the money might just be Jeffrey himself.

**I will update this when I have more infos

Nice job my run away friend. You no try at alll ooo

Wow!!!Simply wow!!!! Highly educative. It's explorers baby!!!!!!!

acenazt:
1.5 miles in 11 minutes. Hmm when I ran 2.45 miles in 14.8 minutes last year in Nigerian police Academy.

Then you are already a Nigerian SEAL

Michael
Sow wise Academy
I have gone through almost all levels of teaching and i'm currently taking Advanced Chemistry for IJMB and JUPEB

B.Eng Chemical Engineering
To teach Students to love,appreciate and apply the sciences.

thesicilian:
True, but the problem is most Christians don't read their Bibles. Nowadays when pastors make scriptural references, they have to write out the verses on screen. Why? Because 1. They know their members would likely not go back home to look up those scriptures 2. Most Christians don't even bother to bring their Bibles or writing materials to church any more. They just stroll in, stroll out.

It isn't about this but about how our churches are indoctrinating and filling the people with false teachings. Today people preach their general overseer,tithes and offering more than God and our lord Jesus Christ. The keyword is "work out your salvation with fear and trembling"

Lukmann1:
i thinked bsc is gave me to university students while beng is gave to technicals schools.

Osanobuaaa!!!!!!!!Eeee!!!!! *faints*

Oooookkk na this maaaannn?? Abeg who e be again??Who e epp??



Anyway get well soon

databoy247:
Application is now open again.

If you have applied and not received any update or response. It means you were not selected.

Does this mean we can still apply for the post of a research assistant ?? @OP

Can males aPply too?? @OP

Na wetin free knacking and Konji dey cause be dat

I've suffered all of this and more and what's more it's also from the hands of Nigerian bosses

Only a mad man as a corper would opt for work as an INEC Adhoc staff under this government..

So as e come dig am now wetin we go do??Faint??





By the way how many mallam dem help am dig am??Na cutlass dem use dig am??

Ok we yaf hiaaa!!!! What are you now??

Thank God you are okay and thank God for sparing your life. As for you calling on the IG bros forget that one he might even be so drunk and dead to the world that comprehending would be an issue...

This baba should be president of Johnnie Walker Inc not Nigeria

"Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves".....Abraham Lincoln
"Whenever I hear anyone arguing for slavery, I feel a strong impulse to see it tried on him personally".........Abraham Lincoln
The above quotations were some of the numerous words of the then president of the United States which showed his desire for slaves to be free. This desire resulted to the signing of the emancipation proclamation in 1863 by Abraham Lincoln. Years later, other countries followed suit. The emancipation was even supported by the general assembly.
On the surface it would seem that the emancipation of slavery was accepted by all and sundry; Africans included but the question begging to be answered is "was slavery truly abolished completely?"
In the past slavery was practised in different forms which include chattel slavery, debt bondage, forced labour, serfdom and several others
Under chattel slavery, slaves are considered to be property and can be traded as such, they have no rights ,and are expected to perform labour and sexual favours at the command of a slave master.
Debt bondage also known as peonage involves the use of people as collateral against debt. Labour is provided by the person who owes the debt or a relative who is typically a child. Africa then had its own unique form or version of debt bondage known as "pawn ship". It also involved the use of people as collateral to secure repayment of debt. Slave labour is performed by the debtor or a relative of the debtor(usually a child),it involved the pledge of a person or a member of that person's family to service another person providing credit. There was also domestic slavery.
Under domestic slavery,many slaves work primarily in the house of the master but retain some freedom. Domestic slaves could be considered part of the master's household and would not be sold to others without extreme cause. The slaves could own the profits from their labour(whetherin land or products) and could marry and pass the land on to their children in many cases.
Every one of the methods stated above, points to the fact that slavery is a system under which people are treated as property to be bought and sold and are forced to work, they were held against their will, from the time of their capture, purchase or birth and deprived of the right to leave, to refuse to work or to demand compensation. Historically slavery was institutionally recognised by many societies. It was abolished on the surface and everyone rejoiced but about a hundred and fifty years down the line, traces of slavery still exist. In the words of his royal highness "the Duke of Gloucester” “what most people do not know is that slavery still exists, it is not a thing of the past". Although there is no longer any state which recognizes or which will enforce a claim by a person to a right of property over another, the abolition of slave trade does not mean that it ceased to exist. Today slavery is still practised in a more refined form known as "modern slavery”, this is also known as contemporary slavery. It refers to the institution of slavery in our present society that continues to exist in the present day. Normally when we think about slavery, what comes to mind is the Trans-Atlantic slave trade in which Africans were transported to the West Indies and America to work mainly in the sugar plantations. Although its modern forms are different, when we talk about slavery, we do not use a metaphor. According to the International Labour Organization (ILO),20.9 million women and children around the world are in slavery and you can be sure that a large part of this figure would be Africans. The number of slaves today remains the highest in human history. In the twenty first century, people are still being sold like objects, forced to work for little or no pay and are at the complete mercy of their employers. Contemporary or modern day slavery is exhibited and practised in various forms which are very much visible. These forms include; bonded labour, early or forced marriage, forced labour, slaves by descent, trafficking, child labour etc. Many forms of slavery may involve more than one of the forms or elements listed above. For example trafficking often involves advanced payment for the trip and organising a promising job abroad which is borrowed. There are many different characteristics that distinguish slavery from other forms of human right violations, however only one needs to be present for slavery to exist. People are in slavery if they are
(I)Forced to work-through mental or physical threat.
(ii)Owned or controlled by an employer,usually through mental or physical abuse or the threat of abuse.
(iii)Dehumanised, treated as a commodity or bought and sold as property.
(iv)Physically constrained or has restrictions placed on his or her freedom of movement.
Contemporary slavery takes various forms and affects people of all gender,ages and races.
Slavery is often seen as a by-product of poverty. Countries that lack education,economic freedom and the rule of law and with poor societal structure can create an environment that fosters the acceptance and propagation of slavery. Most African countries and communities all possess the above listed characteristics and are infact tagged third world or underdeveloped countries,evidences or signs of modern or contemporary slavery are seen everywhere in almost all countries or cities of Africa. In Africa,slavery is extraordinarily common for field workers,house slaves,sex slaves and several others. It has been argued at different quarters that not everyone was completely in support of the abolition of slavery and beliefs being as contagious as any other disease had somehow managed to flow into different minds of different individuals,one can also argue that even those countries that were colonised by other foreign countries were given the desired independence because their colonial masters understood the weaknesses of the nations they were colonising and knew that they could capitalise on such weaknesses in order to still be in indirect control. This could be strongly argued because Abraham Lincoln who later signed the emancipation proclamation first claimed not to be in support of slavery judging from his statement while serving in the Illinois general assembly thus"resolutions upon the subject of domestic slavery having passed both branches of the assembly at its present session,the undersigned hereby protest against the passage of same". Today Africa has been besieged by all sorts of evils from racism to kidnapping to child soldiering to corruption and every sort of unthinkable evil under the name societal evil from one country to the other.
Since the mid 1990s,the central government of Botswana has been trying to move the Bushmen out of the central Kalahari game reserve even though the national constitution guarantees the bushmen the right to live there in perpetuity. As of october 2005 the government was visibly employing every tactic in the book against Bushmen,this was still evident up till 10th of december 2010 till date,this is a clear cut case of racial discrimination.
Just yesterday in Nigeria,there was news of the kidnap of a reknowned lawyer and activist Mike Ozekhome,in addition to all of this there has been an upsurge in cases of kidnapping,no one is spared ;be you an adult,teenager,toddler,foreigner, a local etc as long as it can translate to money in the bank,all through kidnapping is fast becoming a means of livelihood.
In countries like Sierra leone,Congo Dr,children are daily being used as soldiers during wars and riots,children and teenagers are daily being exposed to killing,shooting and bloodshed,in the words of Ishmael Beah a child soldier during the Sierra leonean civil war who now works as a U.N goodwill ambassador for children affected by war on CNN,he said "shooting became just like drinking a glass of water"this was on the 10th of december 2012.
Corruption in Africa is now a house hold name,it is everywhere on the streets,it manifests in different forms and has hampered the growth and development of the continent.
The above stated signs and several others made me to sit back and ask "are Africans truly free from slavery?"Do we still have the proverbial "hidden fingers" of our colonial masters working behind the scenes?Today there are talks of even some leaders being used as pawns in a game,drug peddlers,gun runners etc all in a bid to cause instability in some selected countries. The above stated questions and more are begging for answers.

It's Haruna Ishola a.k.a Oliver de Fanta for me...

DesChyko:
I think it was a bad idea posting your picture on a page where all we're looking at are mummies.

I almost thought you were one of them

He actually is one of them. He is a 2 decade, 24 year old mummy of nairaland on trousers and shirt with an android phone

augster:
They found a buried corpse of an old woman who died about 15 years ago close to my hood here in Ibadan.. Still fresh, nothing happened to it.. I wonder what could have caused that

It was caused by excessive Ibadan weed by the reporter

tosyne2much:
OP, as broke as I am, I wear one boxers for at least three weeks before washing it yet ladies incessantly disturb my life for marriage. How do you explain that?

Back to the topic

You forgot to add that ladies will woo you when they notice from your Jean trouser that you have an elaborate joystick

Bros i beg to disagree do they possess X-ray vision??

This is a very good move i pray it works

Op is the position still open??