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satelliteDISH:
City and location matters a lot.
My suggestions may take up to a year to learn.
If you are in a populated town, go learn how to
Repair phones
Install Air conditioning units
Install satellite DStv, startimes, gotv, free to air etc
I wish you luck.

These are old ways of making money,if fact there's no money in these skills.

The whole world has gone online, that's where the money is, you earn in foreign currencies while working from the comfortable of your home.

Obasa is the only man that can deliver Lagos state to Tinubu in 2027.

So Tinubu want him there as speaker by all means possible.

The president is no longer in good terms with the governor and the governor is not bulging because he has nothing to loose, since he's on his second tenure.

So,Obasa is Tinubu only hope to clinch Lagos state in 2027.

KIngvenus:
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you are a fraudster

This man is not focused,he has no plans,he lives direction less, hence this frustrating remark.

Since he knew there's no future for him there,he would have planned his exit.

This is actually the reason why most commercial bank staffs take to fraudulent means to make it because they've virtually lost hope.

It's never too late,he can still plan his exit legitimately.

Babatunjo:
People don’t realize that the matrix is shifting.

Gen Z and Gen Alpha couldn’t care less about the Sultan or Pastor Adeboye.

While other countries are launching rockets into space, advancing artificial intelligence, robotics, and achieving medical breakthroughs, we’re here getting distracted by irrelevant controversies like the Sultan of Sokoto vs VeryDarkMan issue.

Instead of channeling our energy into brainstorming solutions to improve our nation, we’re stuck on trivial matters. If we don’t wake up soon, the West might end up recolonizing us—this time not with guns, but with technology. The first colonization was powered by the discovery of gunpowder; THE SECOND WILL COME THROUGH THEIR DOMINANCE IN MODERN DIGITAL INNOVATION. Right And, we’re light-years behind.

The bolded is already taking place in Nigeria and Africa at large

masterfactor:
The NORTHERN OLIGARCHS ARE ALL HYPOCRITE.WITH THE insecurity, number of children out of school, poverty capital of the world, it VDM that is their problem. What is even the function of the sultan, this guys are just feeding fat on government funds. This is why what Nigeria needs it a communist system of Government.

To say the least the traditional institution in Nigeria has outlived it's usefulness.

The colonial masters only used them to communicate with the grassroots.

In this modern time,we have local government chairmen's,councilors and ward chairmen,these are grassroots politicians that does the jobs of these traditional rulers.

It should be scrapped,and replaced with community heads.

appleous:
99.9999% of these Nigerian pastors/ministers etc are all rogues, criminals, pulpit bandits and religious scammers.

This news doesnt surprise me.

This is what happens in a society where there are more religious houses than factories.

Who is to blame

Righteousness2:
Beware!!
The spirit of these Endtimes is Fericiously Fericious.
The Endtimes Fever is blowing REAL HARD.


And Because Inquity shall abound, the Love of Many will Wax cold.

money?

KosiGee:
Everyone is blaming the Chinese but no one is blaming members of an elite group of Nigeria police force who stood there foolishly stretching out their hands and accepting currency notes!!

This is sacrilege. If you guys are not embarrassed, I am. We have sunken very low. No shame , where’s our pride as a nation if a corrupt Chinese person would pull out wads of currency notes, get our police men to line up, dash out money to them while another Chinese was recording them on video? The aim of that of that video was to embarrass and laugh at Nigeria by the Chinese and their government and to prove how stupid, unprofessional, corrupt and inferior that Nigeria is…that’s how the Chinese see us.

We should all bury our heads in the sands. Pls stop blaming the Chinese. They say when you are Rome, you act as the Romans. The Chinese were simply adapting to a a culture in an environment where anyone with a little something in his pocket can behave anyhow.

It reflects badly on Nigeria as a nation that these people would come in here rape our lands and people, physical abuse Nigerians and get our compromised security agents to do as they wish.

That man should be in jail and all those members of the Nigerian police force seen in that video do not deserve to wear that uniform. Imagine a British, American or even Rwandan police men accepting money from a Chinese man on video!!

The police men in the video should not be blamed entirely.

Is guarding foreign nationals their primary duty, they didn't go there on their own,the Chinese contacted their boss, and paid for the service.

To make it worse is the fact that their boss give them peanuts after collecting large sums from the company.

All the blame goes the government that has entrenched corruption in all the institutions in the country with their lopsided and patronizing policies.

It has gone deep to the extent that any foreigner that comes in notices it and they have no choice than to play along.

There is a saying that if you live in Rome do as the Roman does

The Nigeria police force has been reduced to a mere security guard to both foreign nationals and high networt Nigerians who can afford their services.

Some of them wash their principals cars,carry madams bag to the market and take the children to school.

Their bosses collects money for this services and give them peanuts,the police need to be sanitized,it reeks of corruption practices from top to bottom.

This is not the primary duty of the police.Their duty is to maintain order and secure life and property.


This is demeaning and a slap on the face of the police institution and Nigeria as a country.

No wonder,the police is short of men to carry out their primary duties

shortgun:

Is it that you guys are densely ignorant or you just want to be mischievous?
How is Oyo State with a population of 5.5 million have more population than the entire southeast when Anambra state alone has a population of of over 4 million?

Oyo is has a projected population of 7,9 million,is the sixth most populous state in Nigeria

richiemcgold:
This reminds of those years of my childhood, we all wanted to become lawyers and doctors.

.. but today if you ask me how far? I'll say it is what it is

you didn't follow up.No matter the challenges if you were determined you would have made it.

AndroBlaze:
Must we destroy everyone's innocence by posting everything online?

Can't her family and friends just enjoy this privately on their phones at home?

Na wa for this generation.... if something does not happen online it seems it never happened at all

There's nothing wrong with it.Its a global acceptable practice, you don't lock something good inside a carton.

This can boost the confidence and morale of the person concerned.

We are in the age of globalization,we should not be left behind.

Goodadvice01:
I'm 25. The money is 150k.

What if I use it for other family problems

Why would you use your apprenticeship money to solve family problem.

Are your parents not working, don't you have other siblings,are you the eldest.

You are getting old,now,I got married at 26 years.

You're not the head of your family, don't use your apprenticeship money to solve family problems.problems nor they finish for this life

Are you the eldest

Father4all:
He is fighting a good fight. That pro Wike guy should be burnt alive

but he has Ijaw supporters at the grassroot.The fight will be difficult because wike has empowered them

CJStarz:
No dey refer to Naija as Zoo because a Zoo is an organized place. Naija na jungle where only the strongest survive

You mean the strongest is on top of the food chain

owobokiri:
If you have ever watched proceedings of The Bayelsa House of Assembly Live, you will understand that this country is in trouble. It is an Assembly of all sorts of unhinged characters. You will see some dressed like Michael Jackson. Some come in wearing torn jeans and tight fitting polos. I mean, we have bad characters in almost every state Assembly, but most houses try to pretend about it by maintaining house orders. That is not the case at Bayelsa State House of Assembly. Saw a footage on TV months back, and everything looked like a meeting of Charles Taylors fighters.. Let's not even go into the haughty languages and physical threats while on the floor of the house..

Imagine,these are people's representatives.

An average Ijaw man behaves like a tout,no matter the educational attainment.

nick50:
Where is thier father? Wetin men do women 4 this life?

When the children grow up and succeed in life,the father is always at the back burner.

And this was the person that toil day and night to keep the home going.

Nobody should take it lightly,it is a common practice,was it because of the mother and child bond from pregnancy to infancy .

Men should be wise o, they should always have a plan B,they should never put all their eggs in one basket .

ariesbull:
Mugu ...with all the oil you guys have, they reduced you to oil pipelines security people.... Always busy fighting yourselves

In Southern Nigeria your region are the poorest with the highest level of criminality...don't worry we like it that way! We enjoy your stupidity while we use the oil to develop our various regions


Fools ... With their crazy ass confused politicians wasting money

South East was built on a faulty foundation of greed and avarice that has consumed them till this day.

If you visit the rural areas in the south east, you will see poverty face to face despite the fact that they have many billionaires living outside and developing other people's land.

South East is among the insecured region in the country now, brought about by self inflicted Idiosyncrasies of fighting for Briafra, which their leaders doesn't believe in.

This has increased the poverty rate in the already deserted region as many economic activities has been hampered by their sit at home regime.

Right now,the south east region doesn't have a real leader they will look up to, because they have many leaders with dissenting voices of deceit and lies.

They are only rich outside their region,back home is ravaged with povy

Goodadvice01:
I have been thinking over this issue for almost a week now but I can't seem to come up with any solution.

I decided to learn barbing from the best hands in my state as against coming to Lagos now. My initial plan was to learn it from now to December so that by January I'll come to Lagos as advised by some nairalanders. But the only problem I'm facing is that the apprenticeship fee is high, infact, I can't afford it to say the least.

So I decided to submit more CV and application letter. I submitted cv's to ten hotels and two filling stations on the 14th and 15th though I'm yet to hear from any.

If I'm hired anytime soon, my plan is to be removing 20k/25k from my salary and be paying it to the barbing salon every month so that when I'm done paying the apprenticeship fee by year end then I'll resign from the job and start learning the barbing work.

Is this a doable task? Can I achieve this?

There's nothing one cannot do,if he focuses his/her mind on it.

How old are you.

You are on the right track.

How much is the money and what is the duration of the training

Save the money in a bank and when it is complete, you can pay it at once, instead of paying in piecemeal.

During the training, avoid anything that will make you not to complete it.

japalingo:
A young lady with a 4 month's old baby among other children, recently lost her husband. Sometime this week, the baby took ill and she took the baby to Ojoo Health Center, in Ojoo, in lagos. Lab test revealed that the child had malaria and his PCV level was very low.
She was asked to pay 20k for the treatment and was able to raise 10k, which she deposited and was told to pay the balance at the end of treatment. On the third and final day of the treatment, she was able to raise 8k.
The nurses collected the 8k and refused to give the baby his last medications. The lady begged and begged , finally leaving in tears. What a world

So,there was no one to help her among:the late husband relatives,her family, friends and neighbors?

The health center is operated with money,if every patient don't complete their payment,the place will close down.

The nurses are not to be blamed.

it's not a charity organization.

Of what significance is this if not a reflection of the peoples life of wickedness.

It's unfortunate that this is still being practiced,displed and passed from one generation to another.
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If the resources and energy that they dissipate in all this,is channels into developing the community, most of the communities in the country would have been developed with basic infrastrural facilities, without waiting for the government.
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But they prefer in showcasing wicked practices of their ancestors to the youths of their community and to the world at large.

Nigeria culture is the bedrock of the country's underdevelopment:hate, rituals, deceit,lies, oppression, wickedness etc

babsgist:
Air Peace celebrates Gold Chinyere Ike, first woman to travel by air in her community
Air Peace celebrates Gold Chinyere Ike, first woman to travel by air in her community

Ifeoma Okeke-Korieocha

April 16, 2025

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Air Peace has brought to light the inspiring story of Gold Chinyere Ike, the first woman in Umuerim Umukparo in Mbala, Umunneochi LGA, Abia state, to board an aeroplane.

Her maiden flight with Air Peace has since captivated hearts across social media, becoming a symbol of how access to air travel can inspire dreams and open doors.

A graduate of Nursing from Abia State University and an entrepreneurial farmer, Chinyere captured hearts across Nigeria when she took to social media in late March 2025 to chronicle her very first flight experience.
Her heartfelt post, brimming with wonder and unfiltered awe, quickly went viral, drawing attention to her humble background and the profound significance of a moment many take for granted.

“When we were on air, I could see the sky differently,” she recalled, eyes still wide with the memory. “Down here, we look up to the sky. But when you’re flying, it’s almost like the sky is beneath you. I couldn’t stop thinking about how such a heavy plane could stay up there.”
This moment, years in the making, had its roots in childhood whimsy. Chinyere fondly remembered walking with her father and seeing aircraft streak the sky above their community.
“I used to say they were throwing down gifts like in Christmas stories,” she laughed. It was a fantasy that bloomed into reality—one that earned a celebration not just for her, but for an entire community.

Touched by her story, the Air Peace Corporate Communications team journeyed to Mbala to meet her in person. The team was met with a jubilant welcome—drums beating, the Egede dance troupe in full display, and townspeople flooding the dusty roads in awe and gratitude. For Chinyere, it was surreal. For her family, it was history. “I didn’t know what to expect,” she said with emotion.

“That you people came to my village just because of me. I’m grateful. The community is so happy.”
Specifically, the visit served not just to honour her story but to reinforce Air Peace’s commitment to connecting even the most remote communities to opportunities across Nigeria and beyond.
The delegation that represented Allen Onyema, Chairman/CEO, presented her with two complimentary return Economy tickets to any domestic destination of her choice, along with branded souvenirs.

In his message Onyema noted that “Ms. Gold Chinyere Ike’s journey represents exactly why we do what we do. Air Peace was founded not only to provide safe and affordable air travel, but to make flying accessible to everyday Nigerians—women, men, young people—regardless of their background,” adding “we believe that when people move, dreams move with them.”

Visibly stunned, Chinyere expressed heartfelt thanks to the airline and its Chairman, Dr. Allen Onyema. “I never expected this,” she said, smiling through tears. “Air Peace is the biggest, not just in Africa, but worldwide.”

Kudos to the staffs and management of Air peace.

Good initiative.

We should stop all this blame game. The early investors actually made it, in fact the app ran for more than one year and many profited from it.

Life is a risk,and not taking a risk in life is another great risk.

Business is an investment and investment is a business and its purpose is to make profit and that means you're multiplying your money.

Letmecum:
Wow amazing. Currently we don't have such women like this again. Now if you can't afford her iPhone you're not hard working. If you can't spend money lavishly you're not a nice guy. With there wide Toto like miss hoe. You hardly see an average Nigeria girl with tight Toto all are slake with vibrator and hookup business. Baby mama remain the best in this generation.

can't you live without a woman, it's the pathway to rest of mind and peaceful living

Two heads with one mind is better than one

georgeakins:
You didn't get his message. He was mocking the Mkpurumini blodas

NO,go through his post again

The Sole Administrator of Rivers State, Vice Admiral (rtd.) Ibok-Ete Ekwe Ibas, has summoned the suspended Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, and his deputy, Dr. Ngozi Ordu, to appear before him at the Government House in Port Harcourt on Friday, April 18.

The Special announcement issued on Tuesday, April 15, was signed by the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Ibibia Lucky Worika.

According to the statement, the meeting is part of an official inquiry into the appointments made during the Fubara administration over the past two years.


The suspended governor has been directed to present all records and documents relating to the appointments, including the rationale and procedures adopted during the selection process.

The statement further noted that the inquiry would also allow Fubara the opportunity to present his case for reinstatement.

“Attendance is mandatory,” the statement stressed, adding that the session is part of ongoing efforts by the state government to restore transparency, accountability, and lasting peace to governance in Rivers.

The meeting is scheduled for Friday, April 18, at 10:00 am at the Conference Room, Rivers State Government House

© 2024 All right reserved. New Telegraph, Nigeria.

Goodnewsforlife:
Indians are lazy n jealous


That's y they can't stand us


See mouth like a special breed of chimpanzee

If Indians are lazy,why are they ahead of Africa and Nigeria in particular in all areas of human endeavors.

India

Has gone to the moon, Nigeria hasn't

Produces electronic products, Nigeria hasn't.

Produces automobile, Nigeria hasn't

Produces medicine, Nigeria hasn't

Just to mention but a few.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and INTERPOL have commenced a probe of the recently crashed online digital trading platform, CBEX, as it reportedly swept its investors funds amounting to N1.3 trillion.


The spokesperson of EFCC, Dele Oyewale, disclosed this in a statement on Tuesday.

This comes as CBEX was reported to have crashed on Monday, with Nigerians taking to their social media to express pain.


The CBEX, operated by a group of foreign nationals in collaboration with their Nigerian partners with offices in Lagos, Ibadan, Abuja, and other parts of the country, collapsed, leaving their investors stranded as they were unable to access their funds.

Reacting to the development, Oyewale confirmed that the commission had already commenced an investigation into the scheme before its eventual collapse.

He explained that efforts were underway to arrest both the local and international operators behind the fraudulent scheme.


“We are actively working to handle the CBEX situation. We will collaborate with other regulatory agencies to ensure that Nigerians are protected from this kind of scheme. We will do our job—where recovery is possible, we will recover; where prosecution is possible, we will prosecute.

“Overall, we will do our best. Additionally, there are similar frauds across the country that people are unaware of, and we are working to uncover them. We are on the local collaborators while we are partnering with INTERPOL to trace the foreign operators,” he stated.

Oyewale further warned Nigerians to exercise caution before committing funds to any financial entity not duly registered with regulatory bodies.


“We urge the public to verify any investment opportunity with the CBN and SEC before engaging. The EFCC remains committed to safeguarding the public from predatory operators and ensuring a corruption-free economic environment,” the statement added.

The CBEX crash has sparked reactions from Nigerians on X in the last 48 hours.

Explaining the CBEX crash, cryptocurrency expert and security analyst, Taiwo Owolabi said the total volume of stolen investors’ funds so far in USDT is $847 million.


CBEX woos its investors with an offer of 100 percent return on investment in 30 days, he said in a recent X space he hosted.

Meanwhile, other sources argued that the amount lost to CBEX was significantly less, indicating that at least $6.1 million has been deposited into the fake exchange account of the scheme.

In his reaction, Steve Fred, a user on X, wrote on Tuesday:

“Are we not just fantastically stupid in Nigeria?

“Nigerians are as gullible as their leaders. How many times will they be scammed before they have sense?

“How can a company like ‘CBEX’ just appear from thin air and promise you 100 percent ROI in 1 month, and you begin to invest?”

Another user, known on X as Oku, reacting to the CBEX crash, said:

“The smaller the profit, the more I TRUST YOU.

“You have no business doing a business that promises you 50 percent to 100 percent ROI.”

Although Nigeria’s Security Exchange Commission has not issued a fresh statement on CBEX, the commission spokesperson, Efe Ebelo, reiterated the commitment to clamp down on unregistered digital investments and Ponzi schemes.

Earlier, the SEC warned Nigerians to beware of ponzi schemes and unregistered trading platforms.

This comes as the Director-General of the commission, Dr. Emomotimi Agama, said with the ISA 2025 recently signed by President Bola Tinubu, it is now an offence for any entity to operate an online forex trading platform or provide related services without prior registration with the commission.

DAILY POST reports that Ibadan residents in Oyo state stormed and looted the office of CBEX.

Meanwhile, the CBEX offices in Lagos and Abuja remained under lock and key as of Tuesday.

Recall that in the last eight years, Nigerians have been particularly susceptible to several Ponzi schemes.

In 2016, it was Mundial Moneybox, MMM, before it crashed.

After MMM’s crash, Ultimate Cycler took root in Nigeria before it collapsed with investors’ funds trapped.

MBA Forex Trading and Capital Investment Limited, Twinkas, D9 Club, Famzhi Interbiz Limited, Red King’ Chinmark Group, Brisk Capital, and Ovaioza Farm Produce Storage are some of the Ponzi schemes that have defrauded thousands of Nigerians of funds amounting to billions of Naira.


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