₦airaland Forum

Jiang:
Atleast 40% pay, the problem here is if the tax officer collects 3k as tax from ur shop, he will only remit 2k I.e if they even do remit at all

benuejosh:
Even the UK survive majorly on Taxes. What then will be the alternative source of revenue Generation? Given that taxes are a major source of revenue.

JasonScoolari:
NURTW Chairman, it's okay, thank you.

ibori1:
am baaaacccckkkk.....
wetin u gain for u to ban me for 7months
look at me nw
living lavida.
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yrex01:
www.stew.com

Binikingdowm:
my heart is telling me

Binikingdowm:
I just heard PDP floor APC in the election.

chrisxxx:
With the game against South Africa ending with no Super Eagles player scoring a goal despite the game ending one all is Okowa still obliged to fulfill his $25000 offer for any goal scored by the Super Eagles?

argon500:
If you are blaming Iwobi, how about Ihenacho?

gbosaa:
Iwobi is really struggling. He loses possession easily and poor in his decision making.

phydell:
This Naija defenders are clowns especially that Balogun:

FindX:
make them first react to Danguje dollar video before I take them serious.

Emperorempower:
The CIA has concluded Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman ordered the assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to US media.

Khashoggi, who was killed in the Saudi consulate in Istanbul last month, was reportedly given assurances that it was safe for him to attend the consulate in a phone call with the Saudi ambassador to the US, Khalid bin Salman, who is the brother of the Crown Prince.

The Washington Post reported on Friday night that the US intelligence agency intercepted a call from the Crown Prince to his brother Khalid in which he instructed him to telephone Khashoggi.

It is not clear if Khalid bin Salman knew that Khashoggi would be killed, but it is the clearest evidence yet that the order to murder the journalist came from the very highest levels of the Saudi government.

Saudi Arabia has repeatedly denied that the Crown Prince had any involvement in the death of Khashoggi, who had been a fierce critic of Mohammed bin Salman.

The revelation will put further pressure on President Donald Trump to publicly rebuke Saudi Arabia's leaders over the diplomatic crisis. The White House has so far been reluctant to damage their relationship with a key ally and trading partner in the Middle East, with Mr Trump repeating Saudi claims that the murder was the result of rogue agents.

The Crown Prince, who is expected to become the next Saudi king, had been seen as a moderniser by Western allies. However international outcry over the murder of Mr Khashoggi has brought his involvement in the affair under heavy scrutiny.

Saudi Arabia has offered shifting explanations or the incident, most recently claiming that rogue operatives injected Khashoggi with a lethal drug overdose. The kingdom has announced charges against 11 people it says were involved and vowed to seek the death penalty against five. Some of the hit team have been identified as key aides to the Crown Prince and other senior Saudi officials.

The CIA reportedly obtained the intelligence that Khashoggi's life may have been in danger before his murder but it was not discovered until after his disappearance, intelligence sources told the Washington Post.

Khashoggi was not considered "a person of interest" before his disappearance, and was regarded as protected from American intelligence gathering in part because of his status as a US resident, according to the sources.


It was only after his death that US intelligence agencies began searching their archives and uncovered material suggesting the Saudi royal family had been attempting to lure the dissident back to the country.

Khalid bin Salman issued a vehement public denial of the reports, insisting that his last communication with the journalist was by text message in 2017.


"I never talked to him by phone and certainly never suggested he go to Turkey for any reason.

"I ask the US government to release any information regarding this claim," he added.

balanceofterror1:
With what I have seen in my proffesion, I won't doubt NK, remember the British journalist Eric Joyce (sorry for d spelling ) was the one that broke the news.

Buhari was very sick and always goes for medical checkups, he was even rushed outside the country from one of his campaign grounds, he has brain problems that always make him to forget things or pronounce things wrongly e.g. Osibande, West Germany etc. Since he came back from the London hospital everything changed, he became younger and can trek for a long distance.

What kept him in London hospital for over 100 days?

Why was Aisha crying when he returned from London hospital?

Why was he unable to open his office upon his return from London hospital.....they should spare us that rat story......they only bought time to change the whole security doors.

CilicMarin:
Shehu Sani is a useless, frustrated and embittered man. He should shove his Useless opinion down his sagging ass!

Niyi74:
We copy technology in Nigeria but fail to copy correctly. My boss is a Civil Engineering consultant and is currently overseeing a federal government project in Nigeria. He uses a Unionpay ATM card issued to him by his bank in China (where he is based) for cash withdrawal and POS payments whenever he is overseas.

Unfortunately yesterday, the card got stuck in a GTBank ATM while trying to withdraw money. All efforts to retrieve the card from the GTBank branch failed as the manager kept insisting on the CBN policy mandating banks to withhold and destroy such ATM cards. Imagine. In saner climes, all that is needed is proof of ownership and attestation of card retrieval by the owner. In fact, same ATM card got stuck in a machine while he was at Ethiopia last year.

The bank in Ethiopia has a clear procedure for card retrieval. First he was asked to provide proof of ownership of the card in form of bank records which he did. He was later followed by a security man to the bank's ATM to demonstrate access through his PIN which he did smoothly. Then they handed him a form to fill, attesting he collected the card with photocopy of his international passport attached. He did all that within few minutes and got back his card. We were at the GTBank branch for over 3hours yesterday trying to find a way to retrieve the card to no avail. Even after calling GTconnect, chatting with customer care and prevailing on the branch manager to understand his circumstances they kept reciting the simplistic CBN policy of destroying such cards.

I was ashamed as a Nigerian yesterday. We copy western technology but fail to put necessary infrastructure and right policies in place to make such technology robust. Let’s ponder on these questions as Nigerians:

1. Of what use is a policy if it fails to protect the interest of consumers, local and international?

2. Why should a user of an ATM suffer loss as a result of a malfunctioning machine (other cards were seized by same machine yesterday)?

3. Shouldn’t users of international ATM cards be protected from such policies considering the high charges on cash withdrawal (GTBank ATMs charges N100 per N1000 withdrawn with the card)?

4. Is this how we intend to attract foreign investors and professionals?

This obnoxious policy of destroying ATM cards must stop. It is not only crude, but also against international best practices.

codedguy1:
For what it is worth. If Inec for any reason declare PDP winner even if they win convincingly, Buhari will claim that he cannot hand over to them because of his "integrity"

If the whole of Nigeria decide to choose PDP buhari will not agree. That how bad the situation is.

Buhari is really not intelligent, so if PDP change their name to pqp then he will agree even with the same people in the PDP. He should just say he wants to perpetuate himself in power. But it will not stand.


So if Buhari finds himself in the same position as gej found himself he will rather thousands die than for him to relinquish power because of his "INTEGRITY"

WE ARE IN TROUBLE!