₦airaland Forum

emmanuelbrown26:
Yorubas are terrible people na

ednut1:
its a probability. Because my colleagues in USA are earning more. But that gun violence wahala is making me scared. The first time i shot a real gun the smoke residue made me almost vomit. I now hate guns🤣. Just watched a video where neighbour argument over noise ended up in a man and his step son getting killed.

fabian063:
Not just Uber drivers, shop owners are equally feeling the brunt. It is just a shame that the president didn't plan on ways to reduce the negative impact fuel subsidy will have on the common man before removing it. They(politicians) are all selfish because they are living a comfortable life by taxing (indirect tax) the hell out of Nigerians

Kooldon:
All these people wailiing behind the keyboard supporting whom they dont even know should carry their weapons and enter Gaza and stop disturbing us

Maxymilliano:
These girls don't really have the slightest ideas of what they have gotten themselves into.

From the confession video, she thinks she's on a debate stage..

pandoragirigory:
Yorubas are great people, friendly, proactive and accomodating, we made impact without making noise, not like those boisterous empty barrel people making the loudest noise, killing their own people, yet Kanu nnamdi is still in DSS dungeon, Yorubas fought for him and he was released, no agitation, no killing of fellow igbos, no attacking of security operatives, no cannibalism or stealing of biscuits, no seat at home, no looting of onions etc. Yorubas are truly amazing.
God bless Yorubas
God bless South south
God bless North
God bless jagaban the Eze-chukwu of Igbo land

pansophist:
If this subsidy removal will reduce the birth rate of Nigeria, then it served it's purposes. I mean, how can our population tripled in just sixty years? Don't mind them. You can look at other countries in West Africa, their population is even not up to nigerian population. Maybe other west African countries don't like pu---y like nigerians

Kobojunkie:
■ You dey read at all? The changes are for the betterment of the country not just the section of the country that is poor. It is left to the poor to choose whether rise or die at this point. Nigeria cannot and should not keep lagging all for the sake of the poor. The poor need to step up.

2. Well, if people continue to live as they did before now... multiplying like rats, and living foolishly--- of course suffering will remain their lot. However, if people decide to finally cut coats according to their size --- commonsense --- then their is hope. I am not against the poor but the country was not built only for them and the poor need to help themselves at this point.

Curious346:
what biz opportunity are there

tiswell:
The Gambia



thank me later

babakb:
First of all, tell us the type of Visa she used to enter Canada

If she entered with a Tourist or Visit Visa then she would definitely suffer because that's the same thing those homeless Nigerians in Canada are facing!!! Tourist or Visit Visa doesn't entitle you to any working rights in Canada so you go suffer you are correct. People just like listening to the wrong people. There are different types of visa. If you obtain the wrong visa, you will suffer. This is not only in Canada but in all developed countries

My sister Canada is not over hyped, those that came in as Permanent residents or other types of residence permit are living their lives happily.

Secondly, In developed countries If you're not a Medical Doctor, Nurse, Pharmacist, IT Professional, Radiographer, Medical Laboratory Scientist, Welder, Carpenter, Truck Driver, Certified and Experienced Engineer, Highly Skilled Sports Professional etc
You will only be left with survival jobs like factory work, cleaning, construction laborer, cemetery attendants, waiter/waitress etc. But if you have a residence permit you can learn a relevant skill so that you take up a professional job.

Nigerians don't like to publicly take responsibility for their actions or inactions She probably entered with a wrong Visa or is not skilled in any of the above mentioned professions.

I know hundreds of people that migrated to Canada and are living happily, but going abroad is not for everyone actually, if you don't have what it takes to thrive there, just remain in Naija.

Samantha124:
She's just getting married to his life insurance here because soon this old man will start experiencing those long term side effects from the steroids he used to take and his heart will immediately stop.

sukkot:
;Dbro these sound like specialised food. No restaurant would make a profit selling what only a few people eat

Righthussle:
Why didn't his guns protect him from death. Good question

atiku4President:
Work no pay

cococandy:
But people in uk still travel home. Some even travel home multiple times a year. What are you even talking about?

kingsleyLAF07:
Why is it that it's only the negative side of Japa that people keep on posting. Are there no positive sides? No matter your location there must still be challenges, just that each location has unique challenges. I wish everyone who has japad a great and fulfilled life abroad.

sreamsense:
Oluwo opinion can't be trusted in this context because he may be hiding under religion to to give bias opposition to Obasanjo. Obasanjo was not insulting but correcting reality on ground based on constitution of Nigeria. Who doesn't know that governor and president are superior to ceremonial obas? Obasanjo has paid his due many times prostrating publicly for Kings, attitude of some of the kings may really be responsible for pushing Obasanjo on that public outburst

Esude007:
Currently, there are 26 sesame-growing states in Nigeria; some of these include Ebonyi, Delta, Jigawa, Bauchi, Nassarawa, Benue and Taraba. The market for sesame seeds is quite vast with Japan and China as the major importers of these seeds. Countries like Turkey, India, Poland and Netherlands have also traded with Nigeria in the past.

Mindlog:
I prefer my life here in Cambridge to anywhere in Nigeria, except my village when I am home on vacation.

Lonestar124:
Stop defending what you wrote above, it is totally gibberish if you're not living in Nigeria or Africa.....Even here in Liberia the people doing everything possible relocate out from Africa..