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gocare:
If your hands are full and you need someone to assist, instead of giving the job to any foreigner eg paki, drop the job here.

Let's help each other, it is painful giving out jobs to outsiders, give it to a fellow Nigerian....

So ways to go about it: if you have too much on your hands, or you have a job you can't do , or you don't have time abeg outsource the job/jobs here...

You say what you need and decide on the best way to pay your worker, you can go to their page eg fiverr page and order so the person gets a review OR you pay the person on whatever way you guys agree on eg bank transfer or recharge card.

Let's help ourselves o...

Bro do you still do fiverr reviews?

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nuruoniwo:
Yh, salam alaikum

A piece of advice is needed for a Muslim

He married a Christian after she promised to join Islam , she later did not, after several plea from the husband, she still refused, the husband took another (Muslim) wife but unfortunately she died after 10 years with 2 kids , he now turned to the first wife agian and begged her to join islam but she refuses and even vowed to die rather than joining islam, so he left her alone but not happy because the said first wife is a deeper life member who doesnt even believe in prayer for dead love ones ,now in his early fortys , he has decided to leave the house he built for her and to now look for a new Muslim wife and build another house then go with the two kids left by her late muslim wife, he then will plan to woo the children from the first wife to islam as they grow up, one of them is grown up and finalist in the university but practicing islam, while three others are small and dont know about islam but church,

Can he go ahead with his plan? Or what's the best way out, I would have created a topic on it but the wife is a nairalander and he wouldn't want her to know his plans,

Thank you all as you comment

Since he wanted a Muslim wife, why didn't he go for one at first?

Why Muslims always make it seem true, the allegations that Muslims are on an agenda is what I don't understand.

This is the true story of what happened in my community Eziowelle, as I am currently in the town now. There's little truth to what happened according to story in this earlier thread:

https://www.nairaland.com/4098924/metal-fabricator-police-net-suspicion

The accused, according to people is a hot tempered person with unforgiving heart... but he's not a ritualist. He makes money from metal and woodwork.

The victim was employed by him (the accused) to work for him on his house, and when the guy (victim) knew his way around the vicinity, he came around with his friends when the accused was not around, and with a vehicle, they tried to steal properties from the building. Unfortunately Ifeanyi Okpoko the accused came back and caught the boy while others fled. He tortured the boy while his fiancée rubbed pepper on the boy's scrotum. He then called the SARS officials who took the boy, and on the way to the SARS station, the boy died. Youths, most of whom are the victim's friends came and in anger tied up his house with palm fronds as a sign that he should not venture into the house anymore.

Please note that I'm not in any way in support of what Ifeanyi did, but I felt I have to tell what really happened as to the rounds going in my community. This happened on Monday.

OBTsubtle woman lapaaa

In other news that my ndd 44 sweats to hide and delete. Four people have posted it. My ndd 44 deleted the threads and banned them. So here it is

– Nineteen suspected pipeline vandals have been
apprehended in Lagos
– The Lagos state police command reports that 19
tanker trucks loaded with vandalized PMS were
recovered
– A total of about 33,000 litres of PMS was also
reportedly recovered within the course of the arrest
The Lagos state police command has reported that it
arrested 19 suspected pipeline vandals within the
metropolis.

Suspected pipeline vandals
According to the police, a total of 19 tanker trucks
loaded with vandalized PMS and suspected adulterated
diesel were recovered from the hoodlums in several
operations.
The raids were carried out by the anti-vandalism task
force under the leadership of CSP Murtala Abdullahi
Minjibir.

Confirming the arrest and recovery yesterday, force
public relations officer, DCP Don Awunah said: “14 long
tanker trucks loaded with 33, 000 litres of PMS each and 3
short tanker trucks loaded with 11, 000 litres of suspected
adulterated diesel each were recovered.”
Continuing he said: “In a large scale coordinated operation
carried out in compliance with the directives of the IGP to
rid Lagos and other states where vandalism of oil pipelines
have become endemic by notorious vandals and their
criminal gangs, the Police have arrested several notorious
vandals and recovered trucks loaded with vandalized PMS
and adulterated diesel.”

“These gangs have attacked several riverine villages and
killed innocent people in recent times but the IGP’s Special
Task Force on Pipelines Vandalism/illegal bunkering,
working on actionable intelligence trailed and arrested the
suspects and recovered 17 tanker trucks loaded with
vandalized PMS and adulterated diesel at Bakery Park
owned by one Dr. Emeka in Kiri Kiri area of Lagos state.”


Awunah said: “The suspects during interrogation,
confessed to the various criminal roles they played in the
criminal enterprise. However, investigation is being
intensified to arrest other suspects and their cohorts to
bring them to justice.”
“In a similar operation, the IGP’s Task Force acting on a tip-
off indicating that vandals were operating at Ijora Olopa
area of Lagos State, swooped in on them at the scene of
crime, foiled their nefarious act and arrested the suspects.”
Awunah said: “The suspects during interrogation,
confessed to the various criminal roles they played in the
criminal enterprise. However, investigation is being
intensified to arrest other suspects and their cohorts to
bring them to justice.”


The suspects, according to the police are: Frank Adakpa,
Mallam Asafa, Fatai Bashir, Yahaya Mohammed, Umar
Abdullahi, Wasiu Adeboye, Bilyaminu Abdullahi, Kazeem
Lawal, Abdullahi Musa, Abubakar Mohammed, Abubakar
Abdullahi and Mumkalia Abdullahi. Others are
Mohammed Ibrahim, Umaru Adamu, Samuel Majebi,
Illiasu Musa, Femi Michael, Anas Haruna and Nura Isah.
Also recovered from the vandals were 4 operational
vehicles including one Toyota RAV Jeep, Peugeot Wagon
807, Chevrolet Jeep and Honda Accord Salon car.



In a similar vein, the Nigerian navy on Monday,
September 19, said it destroyed 33,000 litres of
petroleum products in Warri, Delta state.
A statement by the navy spokesperson, Chris Ezekobe
said some personnel on the patrol team conducted an
anti-crude oil theft operation in Warri South local
government area of Delta state on Saturday, September
17.
Ezekobe, a commodore said during the operation, two
illegal refineries located at Lakpaje and Ubeje creeks
were raided and 18,000 litres and 15,000 litres of
suspected stolen crude oil and refined AGO were
recovered and destroyed.




[a] https://www.naij.com/977360-crime-watch-19-pipeline-vandals-arrested-lagos-33000ltrs-gas-recovered-photos.html?source=index_main[/a]

In other news that my ndd 44 sweats to hide and delete. Four people have posted it. My ndd 44 deleted the threads and banned them. So here it is

– Nineteen suspected pipeline vandals have been
apprehended in Lagos
– The Lagos state police command reports that 19
tanker trucks loaded with vandalized PMS were
recovered
– A total of about 33,000 litres of PMS was also
reportedly recovered within the course of the arrest
The Lagos state police command has reported that it
arrested 19 suspected pipeline vandals within the
metropolis.

Suspected pipeline vandals
According to the police, a total of 19 tanker trucks
loaded with vandalized PMS and suspected adulterated
diesel were recovered from the hoodlums in several
operations.
The raids were carried out by the anti-vandalism task
force under the leadership of CSP Murtala Abdullahi
Minjibir.

Confirming the arrest and recovery yesterday, force
public relations officer, DCP Don Awunah said: “14 long
tanker trucks loaded with 33, 000 litres of PMS each and 3
short tanker trucks loaded with 11, 000 litres of suspected
adulterated diesel each were recovered.”
Continuing he said: “In a large scale coordinated operation
carried out in compliance with the directives of the IGP to
rid Lagos and other states where vandalism of oil pipelines
have become endemic by notorious vandals and their
criminal gangs, the Police have arrested several notorious
vandals and recovered trucks loaded with vandalized PMS
and adulterated diesel.”

“These gangs have attacked several riverine villages and
killed innocent people in recent times but the IGP’s Special
Task Force on Pipelines Vandalism/illegal bunkering,
working on actionable intelligence trailed and arrested the
suspects and recovered 17 tanker trucks loaded with
vandalized PMS and adulterated diesel at Bakery Park
owned by one Dr. Emeka in Kiri Kiri area of Lagos state.”


Awunah said: “The suspects during interrogation,
confessed to the various criminal roles they played in the
criminal enterprise. However, investigation is being
intensified to arrest other suspects and their cohorts to
bring them to justice.”
“In a similar operation, the IGP’s Task Force acting on a tip-
off indicating that vandals were operating at Ijora Olopa
area of Lagos State, swooped in on them at the scene of
crime, foiled their nefarious act and arrested the suspects.”
Awunah said: “The suspects during interrogation,
confessed to the various criminal roles they played in the
criminal enterprise. However, investigation is being
intensified to arrest other suspects and their cohorts to
bring them to justice.”


The suspects, according to the police are: Frank Adakpa,
Mallam Asafa, Fatai Bashir, Yahaya Mohammed, Umar
Abdullahi, Wasiu Adeboye, Bilyaminu Abdullahi, Kazeem
Lawal, Abdullahi Musa, Abubakar Mohammed, Abubakar
Abdullahi and Mumkalia Abdullahi. Others are
Mohammed Ibrahim, Umaru Adamu, Samuel Majebi,
Illiasu Musa, Femi Michael, Anas Haruna and Nura Isah.
Also recovered from the vandals were 4 operational
vehicles including one Toyota RAV Jeep, Peugeot Wagon
807, Chevrolet Jeep and Honda Accord Salon car.



In a similar vein, the Nigerian navy on Monday,
September 19, said it destroyed 33,000 litres of
petroleum products in Warri, Delta state.
A statement by the navy spokesperson, Chris Ezekobe
said some personnel on the patrol team conducted an
anti-crude oil theft operation in Warri South local
government area of Delta state on Saturday, September
17.
Ezekobe, a commodore said during the operation, two
illegal refineries located at Lakpaje and Ubeje creeks
were raided and 18,000 litres and 15,000 litres of
suspected stolen crude oil and refined AGO were
recovered and destroyed.




[a] https://www.naij.com/977360-crime-watch-19-pipeline-vandals-arrested-lagos-33000ltrs-gas-recovered-photos.html?source=index_main[/a] [img]– Nineteen suspected pipeline vandals have been
apprehended in Lagos

– Nineteen suspected pipeline vandals have been
apprehended in Lagos
– The Lagos state police command reports that 19
tanker trucks loaded with vandalized PMS were
recovered
– A total of about 33,000 litres of PMS was also
reportedly recovered within the course of the arrest
The Lagos state police command has reported that it
arrested 19 suspected pipeline vandals within the
metropolis.

Suspected pipeline vandals
According to the police, a total of 19 tanker trucks
loaded with vandalized PMS and suspected adulterated
diesel were recovered from the hoodlums in several
operations.
The raids were carried out by the anti-vandalism task
force under the leadership of CSP Murtala Abdullahi
Minjibir.

Confirming the arrest and recovery yesterday, force
public relations officer, DCP Don Awunah said: “14 long
tanker trucks loaded with 33, 000 litres of PMS each and 3
short tanker trucks loaded with 11, 000 litres of suspected
adulterated diesel each were recovered.”
Continuing he said: “In a large scale coordinated operation
carried out in compliance with the directives of the IGP to
rid Lagos and other states where vandalism of oil pipelines
have become endemic by notorious vandals and their
criminal gangs, the Police have arrested several notorious
vandals and recovered trucks loaded with vandalized PMS
and adulterated diesel.”

“These gangs have attacked several riverine villages and
killed innocent people in recent times but the IGP’s Special
Task Force on Pipelines Vandalism/illegal bunkering,
working on actionable intelligence trailed and arrested the
suspects and recovered 17 tanker trucks loaded with
vandalized PMS and adulterated diesel at Bakery Park
owned by one Dr. Emeka in Kiri Kiri area of Lagos state.”


Awunah said: “The suspects during interrogation,
confessed to the various criminal roles they played in the
criminal enterprise. However, investigation is being
intensified to arrest other suspects and their cohorts to
bring them to justice.”
“In a similar operation, the IGP’s Task Force acting on a tip-
off indicating that vandals were operating at Ijora Olopa
area of Lagos State, swooped in on them at the scene of
crime, foiled their nefarious act and arrested the suspects.”
Awunah said: “The suspects during interrogation,
confessed to the various criminal roles they played in the
criminal enterprise. However, investigation is being
intensified to arrest other suspects and their cohorts to
bring them to justice.”


The suspects, according to the police are: Frank Adakpa,
Mallam Asafa, Fatai Bashir, Yahaya Mohammed, Umar
Abdullahi, Wasiu Adeboye, Bilyaminu Abdullahi, Kazeem
Lawal, Abdullahi Musa, Abubakar Mohammed, Abubakar
Abdullahi and Mumkalia Abdullahi. Others are
Mohammed Ibrahim, Umaru Adamu, Samuel Majebi,
Illiasu Musa, Femi Michael, Anas Haruna and Nura Isah.
Also recovered from the vandals were 4 operational
vehicles including one Toyota RAV Jeep, Peugeot Wagon
807, Chevrolet Jeep and Honda Accord Salon car.



In a similar vein, the Nigerian navy on Monday,
September 19, said it destroyed 33,000 litres of
petroleum products in Warri, Delta state.
A statement by the navy spokesperson, Chris Ezekobe
said some personnel on the patrol team conducted an
anti-crude oil theft operation in Warri South local
government area of Delta state on Saturday, September
17.
Ezekobe, a commodore said during the operation, two
illegal refineries located at Lakpaje and Ubeje creeks
were raided and 18,000 litres and 15,000 litres of
suspected stolen crude oil and refined AGO were
recovered and destroyed.




[a] https://www.naij.com/977360-crime-watch-19-pipeline-vandals-arrested-lagos-33000ltrs-gas-recovered-photos.html?source=index_main[/a]