₦airaland Forum

invectives:
Are the cars right or left hand drive?How much is shipping from Japan to Nigeria? Check all dat

omoolokunEsin:
Naughty you! I will tell the Senator how much you hate him in spite of his Distinguished status

Pauldollars:
Most political parties are only organised when its time for election

Ikwerreland:
I really don't understand this US government.


So because Hushppupi named Abba Kyari as one of the beneficiary of his loot automatically makes him part of the said crime?

Abba Kyari does not have any case with the US government, even if he has to answer any case it should be with the Nigerian government.

That he Abba Kyari benefited from the loot through the bribe he received from Hushppupi does not mean he joined Hushppupi to loot.

Will the US government also order the arrest of all hushpuppi friends he spent the money on, going out for party, gave free money, and companies he made purchases from because they all benefited from the loot like Abba Kyari?

America should better respect themselves.

Gaddafi1:
$1 is N540 and we have the energy to be discussing BBN which is absolutely a big distraction for the nation.
What can one actually learn or gain from a show which promotes immorality.
I visited a friend yesterday and was shocked to see him, wife and two teenage children watching and intensely discussing the program.

The economic growth of this country will be limited if we continue to spend time on unproductive issues. My two kobo.

kingvicking:
Hello Nairalanders,

I have an issue at hand which I need advice of the best line of action to take.

I use to work in a bank here in Abuja, until I resigned in May 2020 and now work in a finance house (a loan firm, also here in Abuja),

January this year (Jan 2021), one of my former colleagues at the bank called to beg me to help her process a loan with my current firm, as she has an urgent need for money & will pay back in 2 months.

Well, I ignored at first, but after series of begging & pestering me, I considered the risk involved,

She wanted #150,000
Her take home was a little over #100k (after tax & pension).

So I agreed & help her facilitate the loan, she got disbursement & details of interest and maturity date.
2 months down the line, I called to notify her of her repayment, to which the said she will may payment in two days time (the loan due date was 31/03/2021)
But instead of making payments she disappeared,

So first week of April, I went to the bank to check on her & was told she resigned from the bank some weeks ago, ever since then she has been giving me one excuse or the other,

Now, I have been held liable of making the repayment at work, since I was the one who approved the loan and the applicant (the customer has absconded).

Secondly, the particular lady no longer pick my calls, she also moved from her old apartment.

I have all relevant paperwork with me,
Please, your candid advice on the best action to take is really appreciated,

Fafesot:
FTC for the first time.

Well,the position is opened to any of the contestants. But deep down,we understand how the game is being played.

Wishing the Biafrans all the very possible best here from the west.

We'll survive this molestation and we'll rejoice. I believe there is light at the end of the toilet or tunnel, anyhow.

ednut1:
These kind of topics are not need on fp. Glorifying corruption

AfonjaConehead:
Abeg shut up,thank you

horsepower102:
Growing up in Igboland, we were never raised by our parents to hate any Niger delta minorities. Our feeling towards them ranged from seeing them as our neighbors to some degree our brothers. This is despite the role some of them played during and after the civil war. In fact when GEJ came out as a presidential candidate, the average Igboman took him immediately as their own. The Igbos embraced him so fast that the Ijaws were shocked because it went against everything that they were told about Igbos.

I would like to say that there were few voices of reason on this forum that tried for so many years to warn Ndiigbo about the niger deltan minorites and their feelings towards Igbos but so many Igbos ignored them.

But to God be the glory Nnamdi Kanu came along with his version of IPOB. This forced the average Igbo person to start paying attention. The first couple of years of IPOB emergence, many Igbos were shocked at the level of hatred that the niger delta minorities were pouring towards them. Nnamdi Kanu's IPOB unknowingly made average Igbos to finally see the true colors of Niger delta minorities.

This is a lesson Igbos needed to learn and finally they heard it loud and clear.

This Igbo generation will be different from their parents generation. Thanks to Nnamdi Kanu's IPOB helping to show them the reality.