₦airaland Forum

Onyedikachi4:
Dear Niger-Delta, I am writing this letter to appreciate your loyalty and the love you have for God's own country which is Nigeria. It has been a long time that I know you guys are wise.
Please, never join the people around you who are questioning the unity of Nigeria for their selfish Interest and No tangible reasons for doing so.
We have already been seeing your beautiful states in their crooked up map they made to keep you under, but the reality Is that nobody understands you and can do you well than the Federal Government which your top politicians are part of them. Click here to read the details https://fixafrica.com.ng/view/politics.php?po=71

Is this not shameful coming from an Igbo man whose region has never benefited anything from Nigeria?
Bros, don't you have any shame left in you?
If there's no shame, what of sense?
How have you been able to live without both shame and sense??
Tufiakwa!

goxx:
Unrelated but....

IPOB/ESN terrorists are killing their own people who are working for the Government.

Even Shakau isn't this foolish.

Those of you supporting them, it's just a matter of time, it will get to you or yours.

This one thinks he's smart.

What if those "their own people who are working for the government " have killed more of their own people than the fulani herdsmen have ever done in that region??
How many times have you ever heard that an hausa/fulani police/soldier killed someone in the southeast? If those "who are working for the government " have been killing their own people all this while in the name of working for the government, then, logically, their own people can also kill them in revenge.

Nobody knows who has been doing the killings, but it looks like a repayment for all the evils they've been doing in the region over the years.

NgeneUkwenu:
FAKE News, Planted and Written By The Very Useless IPOB Online Urchins and copied the equally Useless Vanguard News...Take a look at the wordings.....

Only a fool and Nnamdi Kanu Urine Drinker will swallow the Fake nonsense...

You must be a very useless, worthless and heartless human.
That's if you're really qualified to even be addressed as a human.
Tufiakwa!

Resurrection212:
You are a stranger we imo people I mean indigenouspeople are not Biafra.

Join your parents in Kano. You can't be from Imo state

Resurrection212:
Although many of my brother from Anambra state believe that I am Yoruba why many think I'm Fulani trying to cause problem between IMO state And Anambra state.

Sincerely we IMO people are not igbo but I blame white supremacy that mixed goat with sheep . Do you know why Alvan ikoku took zik to court in 1954? Zik as a premier of old Eastern Nigeria concentrated on building Anambra and he ignored the rest.

We IMO people are not igbo count us out of your useless Biafra.

Who's this idiot??
I believe you're one of the sons of those saboteurs hausa/fulani used during the war.
You've started from where your cowardly parents stopped.

I'm from Imo, and what you're talking is pure nonsense

JAOS:
The government should arrest this elements that are causing division among Nigerians before it get out of hand

Which government? Let your government start by arresting Buhari first.
Buhari has been the greatest divider of the country so far.
People are now learning from him, and that's great.
A leader is expected to live an exemplary life.

Simplyleo:
Igboho capitalising on ipob online support.

By the time fed govt get hold of you, same ipob miscreants will start bleating "Yorubas can't stand up for their own" up and down like demented goats.

That's how they misled Sowore and ended up screaming Yoruba.

Coward, when will you get some sense?
Haven't you seen enough under Buhari to become sensible?
Why were thd northern borders left open?
So that herdsmen and arms can flow into Nigeria from there?
Get some sense, you fool.

BAZ001:
Hey, I really dont know how to say this, make I no end the drivers career but you have the right channel to escalate to than coming here to post numbers. well i will call him make we pity d driver for now.

Why would you pity a thief??
Don't you know if he were in an organized country, he would be in prison now, even if it would be only for 3months?
We condone so much evils in Nigeria, and that's why evil things keep happening.

10thangel:
I hired a truck last week Thursday to haul my Palm Kernel shell to a company in Ibadan. I followed the truck to the company and handed it over to the contractor. On my way home, the driver called that I should tell the contractor to allow him enter the company but due to their policy, he had to wait for order. The driver became impatient and left with d load while d contractor was looking for another truck to offload d goods with. He was already IN Ogere before Shagamu when the contractor was contacted. I went to Ogere on Saturday after waiting on Friday thinking he will come back to offload. All the while, the driver's phone was switched off. We confirmed with the Truck Union chairman in Ogere that he came to report but left because he couldn't abide by the rules he was given.
To cut the long story short, he called on Monday to tell us the location of the goods but they were already wet because of the rain there can't be supplied. Meanwhile, we were able to track d vehicle number with Road safety on Saturday but the man whose information appeared denied of ever owing a truck.
I only have the Truck number and the driver's number.
Please, what should I do because I'm already confused and depressed. The driver's action led to the me losing another supply on Saturday because I don't have money to haul the goods. The goods meant for Saturday supply too are wet.
I'm already in debt and been threatened. Please advise me.

Thank you

Nigerians! Very unreliable, insincere and fraudulent idiots!
Sorry for your loss.

troublemakea:
People like me need just 1m and I'll never go broke again in life and Infact multiply it to hundreds or nearly in 3years type

But las las Life no balance tru tru. person with idea no get money, person with money no get idea

He's not asking you how much you need; he's asking for help.

tosade1:
I really don't understand you people ooo, normal ussd charges for transfer is about 25 naira and it has just been reduced to a flat rate of close to 7 naira and you people are still complaining.

25 naira where and when??

360degreess:
. What is wrong with the youths of nowadays?.You believe everything you see on social media.How sure are you that this information is correct?.
This is one of the major cause of war in so many countries in the world today..A word is enough for the wise..

Keep living in denial.

That's how cowards regrettably do.

AdakaBoro8:
oga sharaap.. stop steering for troubles everywhere that what i say..

niger delta republic is for the people, no bingo can carved away any piece of land from it.

Are you not ashamed that the oil from your backyard is flowing to and feeding the hausa/fulani, while you and your people wallow in abject poverty??

It's only a fool that doesn't recognize who his real enemy is.

MarketMentors:
Dear Sir,

I am writing to you as a concerned Nigerian and an Easterner to quickly dissolve the Eastern security network (ESN) following the order from the President to all security personnel to shoot at sight anyone caught with an AK 47 rifle.



I understand Sir that your intention for forming the ESN is very noble following the recent invasion of the monstrous Killer Fulanis herdsmen who have taken over the Eastern forests and have been killing, kidnapping, maiming, and raping our people. But you need to call back your boys to lay down their weapons for now. I know your boys will surely listen to your voice or reason.

You will agree with me that the security atmosphere in the country is very tense and politized as well. The fight against the killer Fulanis herdsmen isn’t holistic but one-sided. The fight against the bandits is still nothing to write home about especially following the way bandits are being paid to release their abductees across states like Kaduna, Niger, and Zamfara states.

You will also agree with me that the order to shoot anyone caught with an AK 47 inside the bushes is mainly targeted at wiping off the ESN. So you need to apply caution and wisdom in this situation. Kindly dissolve the ESN and lay low for now to avoid casualties which will likely be innocent civilians.

We all saw the military invasion in Orlu in Imo state and how it all went down. Let’s not allow them to kill us this time with the order to shoot at sight anyone caught with an AK 47 rifle.

You need to understand that the ESN isn’t all that equipped to fight the well-sophisticated Nigeria Army. There comes a time in one’s life that he or she has to succumb not out of fear or cowardice but in a way to go back to the drawing board and restrategize to come back stronger and better.

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A foolish write-up by a mad man!

Tommmmybigd:
my dad gave up the ghost in my bare hands,I noticed and was with him from 11pm till 6am in the morning, nothing happened, I'm his only child and, he never appeared to me telling me things,and he too don't believe this shiiit when he was alive,I don't believe all this shitttttt ,I only know what I know, what I don't know don't know me,danke

Don't mind these people.
As a medical student, i used to go back alone to the anatomy dissection room(with over 30 cadavers) after the normal dissecting session, and i never saw any of the cadavers move, including the ones we tore into pieces via dissection. Why were they not angry with us, if they had any of such powers being attributed to them?

And because of these kind of crazy stories and beliefs by Nigerians, i have always tried to go back alone to the room where i keep any demised patient before they're moved to the mortuary, just to see them move, yet i haven't seen any.

And no medical professionals working anywhere has such weird experience from their dead patients.

Why's it only when they go to the mortuary they start acting?
The truth is that most of those morticians are traditionalists and poorly educated guys, who already have those beliefs picked up in their villages even before taking up the jobs.

I can't even imagine knocking for a dead patient i just confirmed dead. That would be very funny.

Maybe, I'll have to spend a full night in the mortuary one of these days to partake in these special experience they've been enjoying alone.

Henrodah:
I remember when I lost my dad in the 90s , and we took him to Benin city(den of principalities then) And it was time for my mum to bath naked in a stream by 1am in the night. The elders (Odionwere) told me to keep my eyes shut and cover my ears, that its time for the spirits to roam. I was barely 10years old and I grew up in the north and a Christian home, so these events sounded strange to me, but what struck me to this very moment as an adult, was when the elders that were allowed to not close their eyes , started talking about what they saw( mind you they didn't know I could understand Bini wella) , they said they saw a woman with one leg, and her baby on her back hopping, also they saw my dad and he told them who was responsible for his illness that led to his death and other things a 10year old shouldn't have heard . My point is this world is more spiritual than even physical. For those that feel western corpse don't disturb, try and see this movie 'Autopsy of Jane doe' its a movie but it changed my mindset about oyinbo dead bodies.

And you wholeheartedly believed the trash??
You guys should spare yourselves of these destructive thoughts and superstitions.
Why is it that those of us who don't believe in these things don't experience it??

7lives:
Best of luck applying for visa to the North.
What will you do if your visa application is rejected.
My take on all these is that once Nigeria breaks, things will never remain the same.
So people had better make provisions for eventualities.

Why would anyone spend money and time acquiring a visa to go to a poverty-stricken, hell-hot, arid, dry, and terror-infested 'country'??
Have you ever applied for a visa to Afghanistan or Somalia? If they give you for free, will you accept??
Even at this moment, without visas, i still wonder why a living southerner, with all his senses intact, will choose to live in such a place.

Rossnitti:
Many Nairalanders say the country is finished, divided, and needs to break up.

But here's the funny thing.

LIKELY 90% OF THE POSTERS HERE CLAIMING THE COUNTRY 'HAS ALREADY DIVIDED' ACTUALLY LIVE IN OTHER PARTS OF THE COUNTRY NOT OF THEIR ORIGIN, OR HAVE RELATIVES THERE WHO EARN A LIVING THERE.

IF THE COUNTRY IS ''ALREADY DIVIDED'', WHAT ARE YOU OR YOUR PEOPLE STILL DOING THERE?

5 MILLION IGBOS IN LAGOS, HOW FAR?

3.5 MILLION IGBOS IN THE NORTH, WEY UNA?

DIVIDED INDEED.

ARE YOU ALL READY TO RELOCATE?

Or you think you'll be allowed to remain there even after breakup?
Think again.

DUMBITOS.

OKAY, SINCE Y'ALL HATE EACH OTHER SO MUCH IN NGERIA, WHAT IS STOPPING YOU NOW FROM RELOCATING BACK TO YOUR REGIONS? EVERY MAN.

IS BUHARI STOPPING YOU?

DO IT! LET US KNOW YOU'RE DIVIDED!

ONLY TO SHOUT RUBBISH ONLINE WHILE MARRYING EACH OTHER EVERYDAY, FCKING EACH OTHER EVERYDAY, TRAVELLING TO EACH OTHER'S STATES, LIVING AMONGST, BUYING FROM AND SELLING TO EACH OTHER EVERYDAY, ALL OVER THE COUNTRY, ETC, ETC.

WHEN EAGLES ARE PLAYING IN NATIONS CUP, NOT TO MENTION WORLD CUP, THE WHOLE COUNTRY COMES TO A STANDSTILL, FROM SOKOTO TO ENUGU. FROM IBADAN TO OGONI LAND.

YET YOU SHOUT EVERYDAY THAT YOU WANT TO DIVIDE.

DIVIDE WHAT??

IDIOTS.

CONFUSED SET OF PEOPLE.

YOU SHOUT ONE THING BUT YOUR ACTIONS ARE THE DIRECT AND COMPLETE OPPOSITE.

I keep seeing senseless posts like this written by brain-dead people

Don't you have relatives living in outside Nigeria in Asia, Europe or America?

Are those countries part of Nigeria? No! There, they have their identities as Nigerians, not as those of their host countries.

You can live anywhere you choose to, and still have you own country back home, with its own unique culture and identity, idiot!

[quote author=SeaTrade post=99597782]No be Dubai you dey again?
How come you make 1 million naira in 2 weeks for Dubai?

Bros, if your wife comes for a Plastic surgery procedure during my shift, you'll easily realise a 5-10% incentive from your total bill will easily that beat 1million.

Biafran4life:
See who is talking again.After you have been called out

Called out for what and by who?

By the man who lamely defended himself by posting about my investment in MBA?
Isn't that stupid?

For your information, investments range from low to very high risk categories.
I have money in all categories of them, ranging from your low yielding treasury bills, real estate, MF, stocks(NSE, NYSE), Agric techs, Forex, MBA to cryptocurrencies, having fully understood the risks inherent in each of them.

You can't be a young man in the 21st centuries, and investing only in low yielding assets, or solely for dividends in dead stocks.
As a young man, you should learn to take more risk with a portion of your money.

FYI, I had only 1million in MBA, and as long as I'm concerned, that's sacrificeable. I have high a very high risk appetite, and there's no apology for that.
I can recover that amount in 1-2wks where i live, especially with the now very high dollar to naira exchange rate.

Now, should i start praying for naira to continue to be devalued so i can make more free money when i exchange dollar to naira??
No way!
I'm not as selfish as you and your dividends- investing cabals who support criminality.

Sharmeenator:
If you have dollars in a domiciliary account in Nigeria, Are they affected by the bank exchange rate? Do you get the exact amount in Dollars if you opt to withdraw or the fund is converted to Naira at the point of withdrawal?

With the new CBN directive, you or your relatives can now withdraw the exact amount in dollars you have in your dollar domicillary account.
Before now, this was one of the ways the Nigerian banks were stealing from Nigerians in diaspora, by handing out naira to our relatives/friends at their own ridiculously low rate whenever dollar was sent to their accounts.
We were literally working for and sending dollars to these crooked banks for free.
And when you look at the billions of diaspora money sent per annum via these banks, you'll begin to realise how much profits they were making from that.

You can now withdraw and change at a better rate in the parallel/black market.

Their dividend investors will soon start crying when they realise that this pathway of stealing has been taken away.�

QuotaSystem:
Dangote's refinery will definitely be a game changer for the Nigerian economy.

What a genius strategy. Imagine a scenario where other African countries would be looking for Nigerian Naira in order to purchase Nigerian Petroleum Products. It would increase the organic demand for our currency thereby boosting its value significantly.



This does not make sense. There is no way Dangote's petrol would be more expensive because not only has the issue of landing cost been eliminated since we're no longer importing, but the market has also been deregulated (which is why we suffer price hikes whenever price of crude or USD rises).

You're right about elimination of subsidy which will save us significant amounts of money, but even greater benefits would come from saving millions of USD daily that would have been wasted to import refined petrol (a whopping 41% of our forex saved); further boosting our foreign reserves and the value of the Naira. The multiplier benefits from job creation and development of allied industries to support the refinery and petrochemical plant are better imagined.

Finally, the disgraceful economic anomaly wherein the 6th largest oil producer in the world is one of the biggest importers of petrol from less endowed countries, and continuously suffers whenever crude prices rise instead of enjoying the largesse like fellow oil producers, will finally come to an end thanks to Dangote's refinery. I wish him the best and I'm excited for Nigeria.

That's how you guys in the south usually start: with utmost degree of gullibility.
But with time, when the damage is already done, e go begin clear for una eye, just like those who vigorously campaigned and voted for Buhari.

KaluwisxPRO:
Until they ban that $100 diaspora monthly limit, the Naira will keep falling. Allow those who want to shop with their Naira cards overseas to do so, there will be no need to source for dollar. But the banks are finding it difficult charging black market rates, hence they will continue lobbying the CBN to keep the ban on.

Can you explain more on what you mean by "$100 diaspora monthly limit"?
I'm in the diaspora and i send far more than every week to a domicillary account in Nigeria.
Who's the ban actually for? For those sending out from Nigeria?

How much does the truck go for?

afroxyz:
But the reality is in a struggling exonomy interest rates are bound to be high. Then come add naija matter join

That then could explain why such economies continue to go further down or remain along that path of underdevelopment.
Governments alone do not develop economies.
Their primary role is to provide the enabling environment and the necessary regulations for businesses to thrive.
Individuals(entrepreneurs and businessmen) and private/cooperate institutions play a bigger role in deciding the direction of the economy.
And in most cases, they need credit facilities from the banks/financial institutions.
In a country like Nigeria, where the interest rates are ridiculously high, we all can see the effects today.
Just compare the number of private companies registered on the floor of NSE with that of the NYSE. The difference is very clear.

Godbpraised:
Oga sah, you do not have to say his greedy, the system created the whole mess, his taking advantage. In the west too they are loopholes and people are taking positions.

The word "greedy" did not appear in my write-up, man
Being "selfish" is not synonymous with being "greedy" in the context used.

emmanuelewumi:
But the big banks that charge about 1.5% per month are making a hell of money from poor and helpless Nigerians

I have told Nigerians to do keeping money in the banks again, microfinance banks and fintech firms are better

I hope you know the connterparts of these your 'big banks' abroad in developed economies don't charge upto thst 1.5% for the entire year?

Why are you not seeing 1.5% per month as being excessive for a struggling economy?
Shouldn't banks in such an economy offer a lower interest rate relative to those of the first world economy?
No, you won't support that, because you need their outrageous earnings to get higher dividends.
Your position shows how selfish an average Nigerian is, and hence, the reason the country's economy will perpetually remain in the woods.

thebosstrevor1:
The herdmen are more educated than you.

How??
What's your definition of education?

What are the other charges/fees apart from this 2million naira?

Any discount for instant complete payment as against paying in instalments?