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Celebrities › Re: Falz Slams Nigerian Singers Who Hail Fraudsters And Yahoo Boiz In Their Songs by BlueRayDick: 4:54pm On Jun 23, 2017
neyobills:
If u ask me everything is wrong with someone of his calibre making unguarded statements,in saner climes every category of music goes through some kind of government regulated censorship agency,if the track and it's video is cleared,there is absolutely nothing he can do, if he has any problem whatsoever,he should channel it to the censorship board and stop been a cry baby.



Simply put there guys are in the entertainment industry and anything they do or say should be seen as nothing but good old entertainment,what manner of bad belleism is calling out 9ice for forks sake, why haven't u called out 50cent for his P.I.M.P track for promoting prostitution or the notorious BIG,s ten crack commandments for promoting drugs, BTW is it the wire wire he said that's giving y'all sleepless night, last time I check a wire transfer is safe and legal and as for the young men with mysterious sources of income u mentioned as long as they haven't been found guilty of fraud in any competent court of law they remain law abiding citizens and could also sue your likes for defamation of character which u will pay for with your measly savings in the bank.


I think most people commenting against Falz are right thinking people who are rather ashamed that an artist of his pedigree could stoop so low to making unguided statements like"Ara Oko" in my language which loosely translates to village people
Music is only entertainment and yet people worship fela till today because he fought injustice and oppression with his songs? Do you know how many human rights activist were inspired by fela's songs? Do you know how people both within Nigeria and outside the country still revere him till date? And yet you say its all entertainment? smh.

lol....See this guy now forming baby lawyer suddenly. The same yahoo guys who who cant stand the sight of police officers just passing by without hiding for fear of arrest and you talking about legal means, blah...defamation blah blah and what have you.

Before you start lecturing law, am sure you know defamation has defences of which justification is one of them. Abeg go apply as the yahoo boys press secretary/legal adviser jare.

As far as any right thinking Nigerian who still has little integrity in him/her will believe, Falz has done well by speaking against one of the numerous vices that has made the rest of the world see Nigeria in bad light.
TV/Movies › Re: Power TV Series Fan Thread: STARZ by BlueRayDick: 3:05pm On Jun 23, 2017
Patiently waiting for the next season. Cant wait to see Ghost run the prison like his mudaphucking biiness. Am sure his name will send chills down peoples spine in the prison.
Celebrities › Re: Falz Slams Nigerian Singers Who Hail Fraudsters And Yahoo Boiz In Their Songs by BlueRayDick: 1:54pm On Jun 23, 2017
neyobills:
I don't usually comment on here but I have actually lost respect to Falz with this his holier than thou attitude which is a weakness in most Nigerians, because he should know better and stop disgracing himself by spewing trash an educated illiterate would.

Let's ask ourselves why hasn't anyone had problems with rap artists In the US for promoting drug smuggling with tracks like Gucci Mane "Bricks",TI "Dope Boys"Nas "street dreams"50 cent "corner bodega"or Rick Ross "hustling".

It's because they have a viable entertainmemt censorship agency that is why u see parental advisory for explicit content on most rap artist CD,s and mixtapes so that holier than thou advocates like Falz would steer clear of buying the CD,s and everyone goes home smiling.

What Falz should be concerned about is government support for Nollywood and having a viable censorship agency, if he has a problem with anyone's music lyrics he should channel his grievances to Nigerian censorship boards.

Nigerians like to bedevil their own a lot more than it should be, there are internet fraudsters in about every country of the world and even the US has its fair share of them,they are loads of internet fraudsters in countries like Romania, Cyprus, Philippines,India,China,Turkey but u never hear them bedevil their own.

Artist ought to produce songs thats a reflection of the society at large and I haven't seen any Nigerian song promoting fraud so far so good, if anyone knows of any, I'm all ears,Falz rant is typical of a "Omo get inside"ovegrown baby.
If you ask me, sincerely I will tell you most people having problem with what falz said are either fraudsters,girldfriends to fraudsters or beneficiary of fraudulent activities. I mean what is wrong in he expressing his opinion concerning a societal vice when he was asked for his opinion?

Simply put, he said musicians should stop making fraudulent activities seem like an acceptable norm in their music. This is what people like 9ice et al have been doing by singing about fraudulent activities and even mentioning names of well known young men with mysterious sources of wealth. Young school leavers should not be made to see internet fraud as the only option other than armed robbery. This is what a normal human being should comprehend.

I think most of those commenting against falz here are a little bit intimidated by his educational background and financial background.Just look away from his background and see the message he is trying to pass across.
Celebrities › Re: Falz Slams Nigerian Singers Who Hail Fraudsters And Yahoo Boiz In Their Songs by BlueRayDick: 7:28am On Jun 23, 2017
hebenezher:
oh GOD! What are you saying Mr man!? Do you listen to foreign musics? raps in particular, the likes of lil Wayne, 2pac, big notorious, and so. falz made that useless statement because he never once experience what they call "hardship." The dunce completed his studies in one of the best universities in the states. what does he know?
What do you have to say our politicians, if such sh*t is said about yahoo boys? don't quote me wrong, I'm not in support of fraudulent, I'm only trying to give a better view of what could have led/prompt to that act. make falz face im business, he had lost the respect I had for him with this gibberish he uttered!
If u say u are not in support of internet fraud and u still end up saying u've lost all respect for Falz because he spoke out against internet fraud...Sincerely I don't know what make of your post.

If u will be sincere with yourself majority of those engaging in yahoo are people in the middle class who are not contented with the life in the middle class like their parents and want to earn armed robbers salary at all cost. U people keep making it seem as if once u are poor and the govt doesn't give a 4ck about u, yahoo should be the next thing. Haven't u read about sons and daughters of cleaners, fishermen and gateman being the best graduating students and being given jobs immediately because of their academic prowess? Can't we nigerians do without fraud?
Celebrities › Re: Falz Slams Nigerian Singers Who Hail Fraudsters And Yahoo Boiz In Their Songs by BlueRayDick: 3:24am On Jun 23, 2017
tizHoodBoyY:
Falz..ahm glad your popz got money

And ahm also glad there z a thing called "Yahoo"

Many of y'all hating "Yahoo"...if there wasn't any shii like Yahoo with the irresponsibility of Nigerian Leaders who can't seem to provide shii for Nigerians... Many of y'all wee av byn dead or pweedy much byn in mourning state.

Not in support or against "Yahoo" but Yahoo has generally reduced the no of crime on d street...those who are on s street understand... If you know how many people are into Yahoo ehn..if Yahoo no deyy ehn, so many people for done worse pass "Evans"

Before tackling Yahoo or any other shii like Nigerians blindly do every time...tackle d root cause..they are no different from those that take our money out of d country


God bless their hustle and struggle for bringing our money back
So you think only Nigeria has irresponsible government in Africa or in the world generally? Did the other countries with irresponsible leaders turn to yahoo as their kadt resort?
.Am sure you don't know the dent your so called yahoo shii has done to Nigerians globally. Back in the days Nigerians had friends all over the world called pen pals whom they write to and exchange conversation every now and then.But alas this age of internet connectivity, for you to chat a nationality of another country, you will immediately be seen as a potential 'Nigerian prince' whose father left millions in dollars and just want ur little assistance to claim all the money. Isn't that pathetically pathetic?

On the issue of guys turning to kidnapping if not for yahoo,am sure you know kidnapping is now a grave offence in Some parts of Nigeria and may attract death sentence so am sure only unwise people will tie that part. And for the street part, most of us who hate this fraudulent way of living also grew on the streets, we took the good parts of the street; the dogged spirit, the never say never spirit,etc and we applied it in the right path we chose and that has made the difference.

By the way, I have enough friends who decided to toe the yahoo line whom are from the middle class(i.e not poor like people always want us to believe most yahoo boys were led into it by poverty) and only engaged in the internet fraud simply because they are nit ready to have a moderate family, own a car or two and live a decent life.They want to live Miami life in Lagos everyday.
Celebrities › Re: Falz Slams Nigerian Singers Who Hail Fraudsters And Yahoo Boiz In Their Songs by BlueRayDick:
Watched the video on Instagram earlier today and took time to read comments that followed. It's appalling to see so many shallow minded Nigerians castigating him and trying to talk him down because he addressed a menace in our society. I was amazed to know that such number of Nigerians who are either internet fraudsters, girlfriends of internet fraudsters or beneficiaries of internet frauds abound in Nigeria.

It's quite worrisome. This guy just told entertainers not to make fraudulent activities attractive and people had to call him names, claim he's lucky to have a wealthy father, blah blah and blah. But the fact still remains and we should not make a 16year old just out of high school to aspire to become a fraudster instead of exploring his talents
Celebrities › Re: "Stop Glorying Yahoo Boys And Fraudsters With Your Music" - Falz (video) by BlueRayDick: 8:53pm On Jun 22, 2017
Watched the video on Instagram earlier today and took time to read comments that followed. It's appalling to see so many shallow minded Nigerians castigating him and trying to talk him down because he addressed a menace in our society. I was amazed to know that such number of Nigerians who are either internet fraudsters, girlfriends of internet fraudsters or beneficiaries of internet frauds abound in Nigeria.

It's quite worrisome. This guy just told entertainers not to make fraudulent activities lucrative and people had to call him names, claim he's lucky to have a wealthy father, blah blah and blah. But the fact still remains and we should not make a 16year old just out of high school to aspire to become a fraudster instead of exploring his talents
Career › Re: Chartered Insurance Institute Of Nigeria (ciin) by BlueRayDick: 8:21pm On Jun 22, 2017
Chuksemi:
Wow, Congratulations. Do you currently work in an Insurance firm?
Yeah I work in the industry.
Career › Re: Chartered Insurance Institute Of Nigeria (ciin) by BlueRayDick: 4:06pm On Jun 22, 2017
Chuksemi:
Are you an Underwriter?
Yes. just passed all qualifying exams this last diet.
Career › Re: Chartered Insurance Institute Of Nigeria (ciin) by BlueRayDick: 1:58pm On Jun 17, 2017
mrintelligent:
I sent you pm.
Thanks
I replied u
Celebrities › Re: The Many Pimples On Reekado Banks' Face (Photos) by BlueRayDick: 5:06pm On Jun 15, 2017
E be like say una never see Jesse jagz edited picture before, not to talk of his edited pictures. Reekado unedited face is better compared to Jagz edited face. Mehn that guy and Djenimoney dey drag each other for title of Mr. rough face
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How I Interviewed My Secondary School Teacher For A Job Of 48k. by BlueRayDick: 9:16am On Jun 08, 2017
vickylincon:
when there's no job nko. if I tell you how much I earn sef, you go open mouth
It is well bro....Am just shocked. God will provide something better
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How I Interviewed My Secondary School Teacher For A Job Of 48k. by BlueRayDick: 7:33am On Jun 08, 2017
vickylincon:
sorry bro. which country are you? a country where graduate earn 20k as salary?
Come on! I know graduates earn as low as 20k, but imagine having BSc accounting and then ICAN certification join and tell me u take a 48k job? Anh ahn....i will kuku go and teach in a secondary school for 20k and do extra lessons to the tune up for 30k or more both during weekdays and weekend.

Even a third class graduate does not deserve to earn that low with professional qualifications na
Career › Re: Chartered Insurance Institute Of Nigeria (ciin) by BlueRayDick: 3:51pm On Jun 07, 2017
olubenjazzy:
Good day 2 U all.

Please is anyone available on this thread?


I have an issue researching or getting any information about CIIN online. The information I'm getting are not solving what I need.


I'm not an insurance student but my lecturer gave my group a topic which is CHARTERED INSURANCE INSTITUTE OF NIGERIA.


that we should get all about them compile the info together and submit by Monday.

He gave hint of what he is expecting like The Legal Framework,their mandate or functions, their achievements, their challenges, their development and their admin structure.


I've gotten few from their official website. Like d admin structure, their function and little of the legal framework work.

But d rest are just scarce


Please can anybody just help me out?
Maybe with a link or material about CIIN.

Below is my mail for available material
OLuBEN42@gmail.com


Thanks to u all in advance
I think the best bet will be for you to go to the secretariat at Lagos street, Ebute Metta. You should get the address on the site. They will definitely help you out hopefully you meet a cheerful staff.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How I Interviewed My Secondary School Teacher For A Job Of 48k. by BlueRayDick: 3:26pm On Jun 07, 2017
What sort of job pays you 48k even with professional certification and/or work experience ? I mean what sector of the 4cking economy is this said job? choi! Things don pass fall apart in this obodo Nigeria o.
Sports › Re: Iheanacho Pictured With His Best Friend Ahead Of His Medical With West Ham by BlueRayDick: 10:54pm On May 27, 2017
IhateAfonjas:

West Ham ??

This is why you don't start playing for big clubs when you're just 20 years old

Ronaldo began with Lisbon

James Rodriguez : Fc porto

Neymar : Santos

Messi : even though he graduated from Barcelona academy, they left him on the bench at the senior team

Pogba : left united to go start from Juventus which is a small club

Zlatan : Ajax

Van dar sar : Ajax
Suddenly juventus is a small club?....Na wa o. Juve is even bigger than man utd. And yet you say pogba went to a smaller club,...,..
Career › Re: Chartered Insurance Institute Of Nigeria (ciin) by BlueRayDick: 9:18pm On May 21, 2017
emmas2k570:
Pls I gradiated from LASU which has been accredited by CIIN to write just the last stage Advance Diploma...I want to ask what are the 3 compulsory courses to be written in the stage aside from d electives.....
The 3 compulsory courses are 1.Life Assurance 2. Property and pecuniary insurance 3. Risk, Regulation and capital adequacy.
Career › Re: Chartered Insurance Institute Of Nigeria (ciin) by BlueRayDick: 9:15pm On May 21, 2017
emmas2k570:
Pls I'm also in need of the format.....please help wid it.
I will send it to u tomorrow...send me a pm so I can get ur mail and forward it to u via mail
Phone/Internet Market › Re: Clean Iphone 6s 64gb For Sale SOLD by BlueRayDick: 8:36am On May 16, 2017
bastien:
please edit that post and remove ma number thanks
done
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Can Someone Assist A Nairalander With This by BlueRayDick: 5:16pm On May 12, 2017
GNLD....Don't waste your transport fare if u are not ready to part with cash to be inducted into the GNLD hall of fame.
Crime › Re: Nigerian Man To Be Jailed For Life In Cambodia For Drug Trafficking (Photo) by BlueRayDick: 1:02pm On May 09, 2017
Dem use drug do all these Igbos ni? If these people collect their own country, na Cocaine go be their mineral resources last last I swear...... grin grin grin

Career › Re: Chartered Insurance Institute Of Nigeria (ciin) by BlueRayDick: 1:27pm On May 08, 2017
kofoWGT:
Please someone give me format on how to write to the director for exemption. Email me kofo_jwxd@rocketmail.com

Thank you!
Oops sorry I saw this late. Are u still in need of the letter?
Education › Re: 9 Types Of Invigilators You Meet In The Exam Hall. by BlueRayDick:
Number 4 is Dr. B.R Yusuf of accounting department, LASU. The man will set question wey people wey dey do ICAN sef no go get A, and will be going from one hall to another to laugh at the student's misery in the various halls. The only lecturer that has time to set accounting questions with 4 different paper types.......type A might be Igi oyin, Type B- epo ni moru, Type C- Gbata min....... grin In fact the man na comedian
Crime › Re: Nigerian Man Caught In Malta With 50 Capsules Of Cocaine by BlueRayDick: 3:33pm On May 04, 2017
So because afonja Anthony Joshua dey trend , the Igbos want to take the shine off him and trend with their usual eport trade? The igwe must hear of this

Education › Re: Nigerian Universities With Most Employable Graduates - Stutern by BlueRayDick: 1:59pm On May 04, 2017
Oga researcher may we please see your research tools? I mean the analysis done,research methodology adopted.......etc
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Cry Of An Unemployed Graduate by BlueRayDick: 11:52am On May 04, 2017
Anneej:
Wow what a luck? Two months after Nysc? Count yourself lucky sir
I used to think I was lucky until someone told me its not luck but I should see myself as being blessed and not lucky.

That aside, concerning the topic I will advise you try and network/connect with your old school mates. If possible join their whatsapp group where you guys can reach out to each other. The reason for this advise is, most of them working might at one time or the other in the course of their work get info about some openings and believe me, the first person they will think of is those they still have their contact and interact with. I know its hard chatting up a friend who works while you are yet to get yours, but the truth is they might be the ones that will make the difference at the end of the day.

I have two friends who work in the same company today,they were not employed at the same time, It was the first guy who submitted the second guy's CV as soon as he got a scoop from the HR while at work. In fact he didn't inform the guy before submitting his CV. the second guy did well at the interview and joined him in the company and they are both doing fine now. All these was made possible cos we all still have a general whatsapp group we chat,gist, give each other business and drop info about openings in our respective organization.

The truth is, getting job in Nigeria is like a war, you need every weapon and artillery to win the war
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Cry Of An Unemployed Graduate by BlueRayDick: 9:59am On May 04, 2017
Viccur:
If Graduates are yet to be offered jobs what's the hope of thousands of undergraduates? Situations like this frustrate me to make me drop out. This country is 4ked up
Never think of dropping out, lest you regret in the future and curse the day the thought of dropping out crossed your mind.

You see as an undergraduate I nearly eat sand, though I was good academically but I was not just having enough cash at every point in time.

Fast forward to post-NYSC days without knowing anyone to influence jobs for me, I entered the street and hustled around from one interview to another. Less than 2 months after NYSC I got my dream job. Am glad I never dropped out or thought I would be like every other graduate out there after school. At times having a positive mind-set matters
Culture › Re: Traditional Regalia Of The Oba Of Lagos Destroyed In Fire - NEMA by BlueRayDick: 6:49pm On May 03, 2017
Which traditional regalia sef? Like say e go pass one white wrapper..... grin
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Updated-New Job Vacancies by BlueRayDick: 4:57pm On May 03, 2017
fabregas04:
Dear NLders, kindly do the needful, got these invites this afternoon, na dem na, abi nor be so?
Na dem bros G......Na dem get the whole ikorodu road from costain down to fadeyi,onipanu, palmgrove,ilupeju etc. Wear ur trainers and run!
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Post Entry Level/Industrial Trainee Jobs Here For Those Without Experience by BlueRayDick: 3:28pm On May 03, 2017
Excelj:
I left the position they advertised for. Just be careful with the contracts you sign though. They're legit. If you drop at barracks along oshodi Road, cross the road to the other side. It's in Regency Alliance building there.
Dem no dey gree pay leave allowance or na all work on weekends? Oya give us gist na
Education › Re: Nigerian Lady Graduates Among 40 Exceptional Women From Harvard University. PICS by BlueRayDick: 3:21pm On May 03, 2017
oMOLUABI.... some people whose heads are not well shaped will not like this grin grin

Officer Titus, if u see any anti-afonja poster shoot to kill, I repeat shoot to kill!

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