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bigpicture001:So, you mean someone who is well settled in the US will abandon his immediate family and work there and come visit extended family in Nigeria without hope of knowing when to return back to US since US airports are closed. I was in Nigeria just some months ago immediately before the pandemic blew up, and now am supposed to return for a very important assignment. If it's that easy, I would have hopped on that plane with those returnees. Those individuals were mainly in US temporarily and their main live is in Nigeria. I am sure some of them may have immediate family in the US but their source livelihood is in Nigeria. I have met many of such Nigerians. Moreso, there will be students among them. |
brainpulse:It's OYO in western world. You are on your own. If anyone promised to support you, and if you are lucky they did, it can only be for weeks or few months. |
Kriss216:Great response. Seconded. |
NgeneUkwenu:So, where are the Edo people? It shows how deluded you are. They never matter to APC. |
1Sharon:How can you prove what you don't understand? |
I think the herbalist casted a spell on the boy. He had no motive to kill. It's not like he was expecting some rewards aside N500 and meals. The herbalist was using the rituals to "feed" some demonic forces. It's not like they feed on humans. They feed on negative energies that emanates during these killings and from people that feel pains or negative emotions after the killings. Every being, flesh or non-flesh require energy to exist. We human feed on normal food. Have you ever wondered what those beings we know exist but we can't see, feed on? It may not make sense to you, but we emit energy of specific frequency naturally from different human experience (i.e emotion, coined from "motion", representing energy). Every energy has a vibrational frequency. Funny all these can be measured scientifically. For example, "the important parts of the human body vibration frequency are generally located in about 3 Hz–17 Hz." |
IgbalodeRaymond:Please head to the US embassy. They are expecting you to come collect green card. Delusion or stupidity? Give yourself one award. |
SmartProf:I think the correct thing to say is "some Nigerians could be cruel and heartless..." Have you conducted a scientific poll to confirm the number of cruel and heartless Nigerians we have among the total population. Don't use your personal and community experience, as well as what you see in the media to judge an entire country population. |
SmartProf:I think the correct thing to say is "some Nigerians could cruel and heartless..." Have you conducted a scientific poll to confirm the number of cruel and heartless Nigerians we have among the total population. Don't use your personal and community experience, as well as what you see in the media to judge an entire country population. |
Murketeer:So, that sound like a woman to your ears? |
How did these musicians changed Nigerian music forever? I haven't go over the complete list. I am sure Christy Igbokwe will be in your list. Maybe I can accept that title for her been that she could sing in different local languages. All the others are likely normal musicians. Do you know what it mean to change something forever? To do something for the first time that has never been done before and which will be a point of reference for others into the future. Go understand your grammar first. |
godkiller:Na so e easy drop money for a total stranger? Good luck all the same |
I will trust Saharareporters election viewing platform than this. I am sure on that election day, this INEC site won't be updated. Or expect to be updated once every 12hrs. |
Buhari is using the military to persecute and terrorism peaceful protesters but will not blink a eye if his terrorists Fulani herdsmen brothers go on killing spree. I wonder the kind of human beings living in Nigeria. |
judedave181:I used to eat at that particular branch. Everything look good on the surface as one does not know what go on behind the scene. I am very sure what she is saying is possible. No one is looking out for consumers in Nigeria. |
IamWonderful:Lame brain Nigerian. Everything is not about money or self interest. Rather than address the issue and investigate as well as point out how much they are doing on safety, Megachicken is trying to defame the journalist. That's one of the few eatery I visit when I am Nigeria. They are doing the usual people do in Nigeria, character assassination rather than addressing the problem. |
Petyr1:How wise is that? Only spineless fighters will run away from the country run by civilian government. If it's military, I will understand. Soyinka did not run away from Nigeria except under blood-thirsty Abacha. Tai Solarin did not run away. Gani Fawehinmi did not run away and neither did Ken Saro-Wiwa under Abacha. |
googi:Are you surprised? I am not. Nigerians that will openly choose darkness over light, and evil over good. It seem Satan himself has moved his head office to Nigeria. Tell me, how come with the number of churches and mosques on every streets in Nigeria, evil things have skyrocketed multiple times. |
A precedent was set by Jonathan when he handed pipeline contract jobs to former Niger-Delta militants who though are not as deadly as Boko Haram and are sort of justified in their cause though most of them are only after personal gain. People shouted then but nothing happened. I bet the same will happen now. It is that model that Buhari is following, that if you Nigeria can rehabilitate Niger-Delta militants, why not northern Boko Haram? He and his team are sick in the head. Militants are not the same as terrorists. |
Queenlovely:Here is a perfect model of the ideal Citizen that Nigeria deserve. Not Tribalistic and Stupid ones. Kudos to you. And may heaven continue to bless you. |
Brilliant tricyle driver. This is a good example of a Citizen. Not the Stupid and Tribalist. |
FellaG:Tailor your skills towards self employment. I live outside Nigeria and use platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, etc to hire programmers and others. Those platforms are dominated by Indians and Pakistans. Occasionally I run into Nigerian freelancers but very few and not surprisingly they request outrageous fee/hour even though they are yet to complete a single project. So, try do some research on such platforms to see if you can acquire skills in areas in high demand. You earn income in dollars. Once I ran into a Nigerian freelancer that has earned about $100k or so. I am sure he will be living like a king in Nigeria. But to earn the trust of clients can be challenging due to the bad image given to Nigeria. |
[quote author=FellaG post=91229712]My brothers and sisters, I still need your inputs. Mention of any trending skill will be appreciated [Wasabi!] Tailor your skills towards self employment. I live outside Nigeria and use platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, etc to hire programmers and others. Those platforms are dominated by Indians and Pakistans. Occasionally I run into Nigerian freelancers but very few and not surprisingly they request outrageous fee/hour even though they are yet to complete a single project. So, try do some research on such platforms to see if you can acquire skills in areas in high demand. You earn income in dollars. Once I ran into a Nigerian freelancer that has earned anout $100k or so. I am sure he will be living like a king in Nigeria. But to earn the trust of clients can be challenging due to the bad image given to Nigeria. |
[quote author=FellaG post=91229712]My brothers and sisters, I still need your inputs. Mention of any trending skill will be appreciated [Wasabi! Tailor your skills towards self employment. I live outside Nigeria and use platforms like Upwork, Freelancer, etc to hire programmers and others. Those platforms are dominated by Indians and Pakistans. Occasionally I run into Nigerian freelancers but very few and not surprisingly they request outrageous fee/hour even though they are yet to complete a single project. So, try do some research on such platforms to see if you can acquire skills in areas in high demand. You earn income in dollars. Once I ran into a Nigerian freelancer that has earned anout $100k or so. I am sure he will be living like a king in Nigeria. But to earn the trust of clients can be challenging due to the bad image given to Nigeria. |
baby124:Did you say you "don't see what he did wrong"? To be extorting money from junior officers for a project that was already rejected by the national assembly is acceptable to you. Well, you deserve your current leaders. Walahi! |
Brandonx:Sickness! One is imprisoned by unnecessary wants and held hostage by the things he doesn't own or one who is living in total freedom and free from any of the things that's holding you hostage. I am sure this people are worth more than your sorry ass. Abi, you still looking around to be employed while people like this do not rely on anyone. |
Those hairstyles are quite similar to those worn and captured on the wall of ancient Egypt monuments. |
saintokwuluora:You are obviously a soldier with no balls. Abi, only a soldier with no ball will attempt to go to war with inadequate ammunition while the enemy is well equipped just because his commander directed him to. A courageous soldier will demand better ammunition to do his job. I salute his courage. If this story is true, which i hope is not,, then he died honourably with his shoulder high rather than to be killed like a chicken by Boko Haram. |
YorubaLord:Little mind. Which is worse? The Tribalist or the Foolish? Be a citizen. |
Jonathan39:Ethnic minded people can never have true progress. |
funshybam:It wasn't apparent in early February or even late February that there would be a pandemic at this scale. It was around early to mid-March that it became obvious that it's going global. |
What kind of man is this? You want to commit suicide over N500k loan. What if it's N5 million or more. And some people are owing banks trillion even though their assets is not up to what they owing. Why not just relocate to another city. |
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ugly looking men with red eyes. These ones are so primitive I doubt if they have access to Internet so they can see what's happening around the globe