Has Nigeria identified any American citizen to be extradited for any crime? Nigeria always declare them clean naaa
ivolt: What collaborative privilege? US is operating a one-way extradition policy with Nigeria which is nothing parasitic. We have extradited several criminal suspects to the US but not one has been sent in opposite direction.
Nigeria should demand for its permanent removal from US sanction list before handing over Kyari.
Very correct. He will probably get a court injunction to prevent the government from extraditing him, same thing Buruji did before Covid19 did its thing
That Allen own, me nor understand sef but it would be great if FG do the needful or else they would lose the collaborative privilege they enjoy with Interpol and the US
nothingspoil70: For those of you thinking and waiting for the Nigerian government to extradite Abba Kiyari to the United states of America to face the FBI, you seem to have forgotten quickly how Buruji Kashamu was indicted in the same Us and he was never sent to America by the Nigerian government., Allen Onyeama is still in Nigeria as we speak. Not extradited. One PDP presidential candidate is still roaming freely after the so called us indictment for fraud. What about one APC leader who we are told is wanted in America for drug related offences?
All these people I mentioned above are ordinary civilians, now you expect a government official to be extradited?
Keep on dreaming. The only way the FBI is getting Mr Kiyari will be through a covert operation
Nigeria is not called the world capital of corruption for nothing. Here we love corruption, we defend corruption, we nurture corruption and will do anything to protect any corrupt person.
Couldn't have said this any better. Forget all those rules... It does not apply all the time. The stress in hunting for the accommodation alone can cause you mental health issues, get it you have to grapple with transportation and other issues. See... If you can afford to get an accommodation closer to your work place, take it but do not feel comfortable.... Start planning your exit to a better job and pay.
Coldplay007: This rule does not work in Lagos. You need to consider distance from your place of work and transport fare. Some people wake up 4am every morning and travel for 3 hours to get to the office just because they want to save on rent..
They will end up spending more on transport and their health..
aguele: Photo News: H.E. Amb Tukur Yusufu Buratai presented his Letter of Credence to Benin President
H.E. Amb Tukur Yusufu Buratai, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to the Republic of Benin presented his Letter of Credence to the President, Republic of Benin Mr. Patrice Talon on 27 July 2021.
Yes you need a domiciliary account...thats for sure but they should be able to open that account on the go for you without you needing to go there is what I'm saying.
creativeinventor: I spoke to them and they still said I needed a domiciliary account, omo I'm confused
Correct..... My only fear is that banks have been known to be conniving with the BDC operators..... I've seen bankers tell customers there is no dollars in the branch.... Only for a BDC operator to mater come and collect tens of thousands of naira.... All because they will end up tipping the banker.
Nigeria problem isn't all about changing policy.... We need to change our mindset....
Look at the above video, it happened last week Saturday. .... Later the fools in the video will blame the government for bad governance.... When it's them that sold their future and ours into the hands of the criminal politician...
We said this long time ago before now. Government don't have business funding the BDCs ...like where does that happen. Sell dollars to the banks to fund imports and other requirements while the BDCs source from tourists or others exchanging for Naira.
Never heard the British government or any other government funding Thomas Cook (a BDC) but here in Nigeria, the government keeps funding Mallam ABC bureau de change what do you expect
It will encourage round tripping and provide funds to the BDCs ...infact the BDCs would sponsor round tripping so they can continue their business in black market
abhosts: So why not sell directly to banks so that customers can have a higher dollar spending limit of their Naira Cards?
I'm familiar with the industry and so what I'm saying is correct. I also have accounts with the banks and have seen adverts on this too following the CBN's naira for dollar promo but I've not had cause to receive an inflow into my dom account as I don't want to hear stories cashing out . Don't be scared.
creativeinventor: Thanks bro for your reply, have you received through this method, I don't want to make any mistakes because the money is meant for my tuition, I also read on WorldRemit website and western union that I would need to have a domiciliary account to receive.
Just give the sender your UBA naira account number to send the money, once it gets to the UBA, they automatically create a domicilliary account for you in dollars. The sender however may need to use either WorldRemit or Western Union or MoneyGram and select the beneficiary account credit
creativeinventor: Hello, good day everyone. Please I need an explanation on the title of the post. I use Uba savings account, according to my research I would need a domiciliary account.
Abeg I wanted to know what other ways can I receive into my account. Has anyone received with their uba savings account and what mode of transfer did you use. I thought I could use Western Union but I saw that I needed a domiciliary account.
Please can you guys help what other legit ways to receive the funds.
Your absentee father has done well. While you think of what to do with your money, Go lock it up in a mutual fund account - Money Market Fund either with ARM, StanbicIBTC or others to earn you small interest. You can also look through the Investment section of Nairaland for other options.
Beware of hawks though and those that will want to advise you to invest in crypto, binaries, ashawo, empower a woman, play odds etc. What you don't understand, don't get involved.
I have always read on here about people asking for business plans and looking for ideas to enable them manage the resources they have for a particular business.
I am in my late 20s. My Mom had me out of wedluck and ever since the pregnancy my dad never showed up as both were teenagers.
Life has been from Pilar to post and from hand to mouth. Though through the help of aunties and uncles I was able to get educated and I have served as well.
So just last week my mom (who later got married) called me and told me that my Dad reached out to her and she gave him my phone contact.
He called me yesterday and after we talked for the first time in my life he told me to get a business i could do with 300,000
Pleases guys I know he wronged me by running away and he hasn't set his eyes on me since I was born, but I sure do need this money.
Nairalanders come in and help me with business suggestions and ideas pls.
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don4real18: Some months ago, I was supposed to get married to a lovely lady (Alias-Celia) whom I thought the universe made just for me. I find it unfortunate that this beautiful story was just never meant to be. This write-up is my story. ______________________________________________ Five years ago, while we both stared at the moon sitting in my compound and telling tales of our childhood, I studied her profile. She had a perfect-shaped jaw with rounded edges, full lips, and her ability to smile with so much ease. Her skin glowed against the moonlight, and her aura filled with so much innocence. It was no surprise when I finally popped the question asking her to be my girlfriend.
Four days later, I got a yes as her reply, and it became a beautiful relationship. Our companionship was a show of true love, or so I thought. She taught me to be a better kisser, and I made her be a better lover. We did almost everything together, and when challenges came, we solved them even though she was stubborn; A bit more than me.
Many moons down the line of love and sometimes distrust, she was to relocate to the FCT, the state where her family resides. I knew I was going to miss her, and it wasn't easy letting her go.
We did part ways at the airport, and ever since then, we were always on calls. I did notice later that I did most of the calling, and as time went on as it must, the regular calls became once in a while, and soon, it became longer.
I did play a little with other girls and tried getting into a relationship with others, but it just didn't work out. Perhaps, I wanted the kind of love that they could not give in return. It was no surprise when years later, my calls with Celia became regular and, I didn't mind doing most of the calling.
Soon, I traveled to Abuja, and she didn't seem enthusiastic about seeing me, even though my love clawed at my heart with a renewed burst of energy. This time, I decided that I wouldn't let go. I stayed in FCT for a while, I met her family, and I guess her feelings returned.
I returned to Lagos to continue working, and some months down the line, I was in Abuja again to see the one that I loved. We agreed that she would have to come to Lagos, and some months after I left Abuja, she arrived in the rowdy Lagos.
She met my family, and I popped the question, "will you marry me?" in a romantic atmosphere, and she was so happy that she was going to spend the rest of her life with me.
We made plans until the event of Corona took place, and it greatly affected my business. I became broke, but that didn't stop me from traveling to 3 different states to meet her family members and her pastor in FCT.
We did agree that we were going to have a small wedding, and the day of the introduction came, and I traveled with my family, spent a lot of money on hotel bills, etc. It did go well, and that was when it started.
She reneged on our agreement on the size of the wedding. She told me that she wanted to have her dream wedding although she had no money. I could not bring myself to spend so much on a wedding only to end up eating hand to mouth in my marriage. It became a back and forth argument. Her dad wanted it small, but her siblings wanted it big. My mum did try to advise her, but she felt my mum shouldn't have a say in her wedding being a supposed generation Z.
I did have to look for ways she would be happy without spending too much. Then the counseling issue came, and I was informed to come back to Abuja by her pastor. It was inconvenient, so I told her to recommend virtual counseling because I'm not ready to go and spend a lot staying there. She was mad at my response, saying that it was disrespectful, suggesting such to a supposed man of God, making it disrespectful to God.
I did try to let her know that we could use the money to do something else, but she was adamant. After some time, I did succumb to her demand, but she felt that it should not have led to an argument in the first place and decided to call the wedding off. I tried calming her down and even suggested that we postpone it, but she wouldn't budge with a reason so petty. It hurt at first. It made me lose focus for a while, but I guess I've pretty patched up now hence my decision to share with you all.