₦airaland Forum

jman77:
bro! Please what's the name if those LGs in Ibadan?, I'm suspecting some foul play by those interviewers using some means to disenfranchise people.one of the ladies viewed the list on her laps under the table for me not to see the names in the list instead of placing it on the table between us and said my name wasn't there and referred me to another LG.

npowerng:
No sir,
The physical verification is ongoing, All the successful applicants have been contacted.

TonyeBarcanista:
God will bless you for your honesty.

The truth is that none of the aspirants from Southwest enjoy support among their fellow party men and women simply because of their antecedents. I want to refrain myself from mentioning names

GuyInNeed:
I went there. They verify people without list, so my name was put down with asterisk since I was not messaged. I need this die. I really don't know y this is happening. Nbuild Abuja

anukulapo:
@ opson2016
I submitted the application and got "Thank you for your interest and completing your application..." but prior to that, a few seconds before that page was displayed, I noticed that the CV and Degree report was that the file type was not accepted then it disappeared and displayed the "successfully completed page".

Do I assume it's all right?

opson2016:
Await further update on the day of test. In the meantime, application closes by July 25, so I hear.

demarc001:
Govt "is meant" not "is" that is why I said so. In Naija today muslim have more preference than christianity, simple truth! Take for example (in many organizations) see the way people are permitted to leave work and go to mosque, in same organisation tell them you want to go for church program/prayer if you will be allowed.

naijadeyhia:
Kindly start your own thread and ask that question! Whatever answers you get back...tackle it there.

funstufz:
You are saying harassment because it involved hijab, pudah and the rest............. information reaching us was that people gathered around 3, 4 5 am in the morning to get their names on the list of those that would be attended to, have to wait till 7:15am before given tally as a bonafide person to be attended to, wait till it is your turn if you are lucky.........

I wonder what that was........ Let the FG address the whole situation without being biased......

If you ask me, will tell you the state and the LGs affected

naijadeyhia:
Let me give u an instance with something that happened in Australia. A nigerian travelled to australia a country he had been living in for 10yrs. He went there with foodstuff from nigeria and packaged them normally but australian law says all packaging must be properly done in original packaging for easy identification. He just wrapped them in paperbags and labelled them.

They stopped him and after asking him what the items were he said they were all food and they asked why they were not packaged properly so they would have to check them and run tests on them. The man started ranting and threatening to sue since its food he brought back for his kids. All his shouting did was to further land him into trouble by attracting security agents who now had to carry out a body search on him as his actions were looking suspicious.

At the end of the day the tests were done and the the test and search came out negative but their law was upheld.

When issues bordering on security is concerned nobody is excusable. Religion or no religion.... everyone must follow every security requirement for the greater good.

naijadeyhia:
U seem to have a high opinion of yourself. Many of my friends are muslim but they aint crazy. I am not fanatical and if I am then its as a fanatical Christian which translates to me being very peaceful as unlike islam, Christianity is the true peaceful worship.

Fyi I am not Yoruba but can read and write it as well as speak hausa which shows I have mingled well. Wether we like it or not the truth has to be said... islam is a cancer.. it destroys... even my Bible condemns it but asks us to love them. I dont have muslims... I hate their beliefs....Muslims do not kill but their beliefs make them kill. Dwell on that quote.

naijadeyhia:
U are a potential amebo. Must u respond to my post? Abi is my post ur business?

naijadeyhia:
Trashy excuse! Were these women born with veils into this world? Their faces had been seen and gotten tired of being seen b4 they began putting on thos veils. Or will people go blind if their faces are seen? Or are their faces made of gold that people would be tempted to steal them away?

NCC should just have muslim registration centers and Christian registration centers different from each other because we christians do not want to see any juju looking, burial ceremony dressed, face covering, black garb wearing boko haram candidate anywhere near us.

Dem no dey open their face inside their house? Dem no dey pull the yeye black cloth if they want to poo? How can I hold an honest conversation with someone whose face I cannot see but who can see mine.

RUBBISH!

demarc001:
From one issue to another!

Nice move but I bet if it was a Christian related issue the government won't be fast to react like this.
In this country we have much ways classifying citizens.

Thatitan234:
I support this. No Nigerian should be disrespected because of her religious disposition.

Even though majority of us are bigots and can't even tolerate seeing women in veil, the government should be all-tolerant and balanced.

After going thru the standard security scrutiny, this women are simply asking for a private place to take off their veil. This isn't too much to ask biko.

Dubemkelly:
Rubbish until it affects a figure then it becomes a thing oof consideration, because a minister's wife was involved, sanction becomes evident

francizy:
We're talking about banning this veil/hijab due to its frequent use by terrorists then you're here defending a policewoman trying to ensure the safety of individuals. They should have first submitted themselves for thorough search, then if the police refuses or after the search, their requests weren't still tendered to, then we fault the police and telecom companies.

As for me, if I were in the north and someone with that covering comes to join a que with me, even if my turn is next and she stood very close to me, I wouldn't mind going to the back. As a matter of fact if I can't escape such situation, I might as well consider travelling out of north to do my thing. Can't risk my life.

Junior66:
were u there too? The fact that she insulted the policewoman and refused to take off her veil for the pix is enuf. Was she born with the veil?

“In some of the complaints, women in pudah were required to remove their veils in public despite requests by such women that a place should be provided for them away from public glare and for only female officials to attend to them. All entreaties by these women failed, rather they were allegedly accused of being Boko Haram agents and refused registration after several altercations ensued in some of the registration centres.”