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Politics › Re: "Tinubu May Have Suffered A Stroke" - Sowore (Video) by 36STATES: 3:21pm On Oct 25
That hand has been half dead for years.
Education › Re: Enugu College (ESCET) Threatens To Ban Students Who Don't Apply For NELFUND Loan by 36STATES: 5:52am On Oct 23
What is wrong with this useless Yoruba politicians?



When they say they don't know how to play politics, most of them will be very angry.
Politics › Re: It's A Lagos Highway, Not Lagos-Calabar Highway, I Have Been Vindicated - Duke by 36STATES: 5:31pm On Oct 15
I said this same thing from day one.
Only those that don't understand a Yoruba mans mentality will think otherwise.
Culture › Re: Ohanaeze Ndigbo At 50 Celebrated In Lagos by 36STATES: 3:24pm On Oct 04
Amotolongbo:
Maybe cos of safety and security
This is Ohaneze Lagos branch. You bunch of haters are always ready to twist things.
Politics › Re: Tinubu's Brand-new Campaign Vehicles Spark Questions Over Spending Priorities by 36STATES: 6:50am On Sep 29
Trabalism is holding Nigeria back.

Business › Re: Increasing Numbers Of Chinese Retail Stores In Lagos by 36STATES: 10:13am On Sep 20
Gotocourt:
Local Distributors, wholesalers and Retailers are increasing inflation because of their greed.
Why not join them or bring your family in to make some money for yourself?? Retailing business is a protected sector for the locals and citizens of a country. Many of you are just filled with hate because Igbos are the ones championing this.
Business › Re: Chinese Woman Speaks Yoruba Fluently, Shows Off Her Shop & Goods In Nigeria by 36STATES: 8:47am On Sep 18
myspace:
Nigerians are not xenophobic. We welcome every law-abiding foreigner who comes to do legitimate business.

For years, Igbo traders have outcompeted many Yoruba businesses through aggressive pricing. We heard no Yoruba outcry about that. Now the shoe is on the other foot: Chinese traders are applying the same playbook, and suddenly some voices want them shown the door.

Competition, it seems, is only “unfair” when you are the one losing the customer.
Yorubas are celebrating in the mistaken believe this is about Igbos, not knowing it may affect them more. There are youruba importers and traders too. In most countries, there is usually a law to protect retailling to the citizens. What the Igbo traders are protesting is what the government should be doing. When Nigerian retailers make profit, they put it back into the economy, while the Chinese will take theirs back to China.

The Igbo hatred in many of you won't allow you to reason atll,
Business › Re: Protest Against Chinese Traders In Nigeria: The Untold Truth by 36STATES: 1:40pm On Sep 17
franchasng:
Another mistake most of you make is ignorantly assuming that Igbo businessmen are uneducated lol.


I am a proud Igbo entrepreneur and small company owner and I am a graduate, a postgraduate and also a PhD inview student so when it comes to education, you are far below me. I have also acquired various short business trainings and courses and will be starting an MBA program with a specialization in global trade and economics by 2028 God willing. I have done a lot of short courses on business management, sales and marketing, including digital marketing.


And it's not only me, most other Igbo business associates I know are all graduates and some already have masters even from foreign universities. Gone are the days you can brag that it's only Yorubas that went to school, maybe in the 1950s, not anymore cos we Igbos now make it a top priority to acquire graduate education even if we want to major on business and trading. So when you see some of the traders in the market, don't go thinking they are all uneducated like you guys usually assume, it's no longer so today, thank you for your attention to this matter cool
Yorubas are celebrating with the mistaken belief it will affect only Igbo traders. The first people to suffer it are the few of them that don't have the financial and other support most of those Igbo importers have.

In most countries in the world, there are laws against foriegners opening retail shops, it is to protect the local economy. The level of tribalism in this country is unbelievable. This Nairaland has become the number one platform where people can express their hatred, sometimes protected and promoted by the MODs. How can people be this naive to the extent of supporting something that will hurt them?
Health › Re: Redeemer’s Health Village Unveils Robotic Surgery To Curb Medical Tourism by 36STATES: 8:21am On Aug 26
So what happened to the olive oil, holy water, arm bands, crusade, fasting and prayers, all the powers and miracles of Adeboye? And most importantly all the billions in tithe, donations etc he scammed you??

So Adoboyer and his RCCG are now bringing Indian doctors to continue his scam with so called Robotic Surgery? No more healing through prayers? He now relies on robots to do the miracle?
Agriculture › Re: My Rice Farm And Birds WAHALA by 36STATES: 12:06pm On Aug 21
Where is the picture of your Ofada rice farm?
I have driven around that town and found no single rice farm! I have a property in Obafemi Owede and I have been to that area many times and have seen no plot of land with rice. Yorubas want us to refer every local rice in Nigeria now as Ofada rice even though there is no reasonable rice farming going on there.
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Roll Out Unique Postcodes For Every Home Starting October 1 by 36STATES: 10:32am On Aug 19
Houses that have no street name and number, how are they going to give them a PostCode?
Postcodes only tells you where the house is located, but with no street name or number how will you know that?

We already have this postcodes, only that it is not being implented because of the problems I explained above.
I think you can check it on Nigeria Post Office website.
Sports › Re: NPFL: Clubs Without Functional Websites Risk Losing Licensing — Owumi Warns by 36STATES: 12:59pm On Jul 31
Focusmind:
Our standards in this country are terribly low

So, clubs in Nigeria do not have functional websites?

Same way with some government agencies, without any functioning website, where information could be shared
Many government agencies, schools, and ministries have websites that prominently display photos and profiles of their senior officials, but the rest of the content is often incomplete or lacks the practical information that people actually need. Essential information is difficult or impossible to find on their websites, forcing people to visit offices in person. These things are done delibrately to give them the opportunity to take bribes.

School websites are often among the worst examples. Many are filled with photo galleries and promotional images but provide little useful information for prospective students, parents, or current pupils.

It should not be difficult for the relevant ministry to establish minimum standards for school or ministry websites by issueing a simple checklist of the information every school must make available online. But corruption will never allow them. That country is worse than shiiit holee
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Erisco Foods Limited Job Recruitment (6 Positions) by 36STATES: 4:31pm On Jul 22
MyExpression:
We used to buy the tomatoes that we knew and liked.
We also buy whichever one the sales person recommends.

However this time, we particularly tell them we don't want Erisco product.

Are you among the "we"?
I am.


PS
As a business owner, this lesson on Branding is one we should learn from.
You don't sound smart at all. What if we spread rumour and lies about your business to make people stop buying your services?
If you are a real business man like me you would be praising Ericson for fighting that content creator to her senses for trying to destroy a business that took him decades to build.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi, You're A Very Wicked Man; You Abandoned Me - Brodamike Dumps Obi by 36STATES: 9:01pm On Jul 17
Who is this one please? You did not say why DSS arrested you in the first place. You want to support APC with their DSS that supposedly arrested you? What a dumb fool. Who cares whether you support Obi or not any way.
Politics › Re: Oluremi Tinubu Harvests Vegetables From Villa Garden, Shares With Staff (Photos) by 36STATES: 11:17pm On Jul 07
DatNiggaDaz:
grin grin

Tte harvest is not even healthy. The leaves are already brown at the tips with all the loot at her disposal. That vegetables are suppossed to be fresh, I mean very fresh but they are not. What does that tell you

Anything they Touch withers, decay and spoilt

Kuli kuli and akara will not survive this level of cluelessness
I was going to say the same. I was expecting a very healthy fresh and green garden. Meaning she only knows how to loo
Christianity Etc › Re: Adeboye To FG: Give Security Chiefs 90 Days To End Terrorism Or Fire Them by 36STATES: 6:03am On Jun 03
So you cannot pray and perfom miracle for terrorism to disappear?
Somebody that claimed he raised people from the dead, changed the weather in the USA, drove hundreds of killometres without fuel.

This man is an evil hartless scammer.
Collecting money from the barren, the sick, the unemployed, corrupt government officials, freudlent business men etc.
Career › Re: Men And Women Earning Millions: What Do You Do For Work? by 36STATES:
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Education › Re: Re: Non-issuance Of Student Official Transcript:The Maduka University’s Position by 36STATES: 7:43pm On May 22
shortgun:
This is not correct.
Institutions have to ensure transcripts remain authentic and resistant to manipulation or fraud. The process require verification layers that a student cannot just download.
.

I studies in Europe and Uk at some of the best universities. We received our transcript as part of our final year result. Infact, I got home one week after exams and found a big evelope with my exam result, my certificate, transcript, and testmonial.
You definitely don't know what you are talking about.

I actually have two nephews I am sponsoring at that school. This is giving kind of concern now because I had the impression this school may be different.
Politics › Re: What States Contributed To The VAT Pool And What They Received In February 2026 by 36STATES:
The state-by-state VAT comparison in Nigeria is misleading because it does not reflect actual consumption. VAT in Nigeria is not collected at the point of sale like in many countries. It is mostly paid where companies are headquartered or process transactions.

Dangote Refinery pays VAT in Lagos but sells petrol across Nigeria. Car importers pay VAT in Lagos ports but the cars are used nationwide. Nigerian Breweries pays VAT where its factories are located but sells across the country.

So we should stop using VAT figures to push false narratives about which state contributes or consumes more.
Politics › Re: Aisha Yesufu Leaves ADC For NDC, Declares FCT Senate Bid by 36STATES: 9:05pm On May 06
I will surely donate to her campaign ASAP.
Politics › Re: EFCC invasion Of Malami’s Properties: A Dangerous Assault On Rule of Law - Doka by 36STATES: 9:41pm On Mar 23
Useless EFCC full of illiterates. Which one is 'Restrained Order'

The correct term is restraining order.

A restraining order is a legal order issued by a court to prevent someone from doing something—most commonly contacting or approaching another person.

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