₦airaland Forum

southniyikaye:
you should have allowed your forefathers fight their fight, are you your forefather?
Stop justifying scam

bro no matter how hard u tackle me the skinhead white assholes will always hate u no matter your achievement except u wanna be like Michael Jackson

southniyikaye:
This is bad but most Africans have bastardized the good ones..
If you know what these whites go through in the hands of scammers, some died, some became homeless, some in jail and some handicapped because they were scammed..
These scammed people have families too so imagine what goes through their minds anytime they see a black man..

But sincerely, the world should have gone past racism

i don't support scamming but all you wrote is totally rubbish ,what about when they take our forefather as slavery and xolonize us by force do u have idea how many life lost and how dey rape us ,kill us and eat us

Cape Verde allegedly denies Nigerians entry while allowing Western travellers A Twitter user in South Africa, Khrist, said she had similar experience when she travelled to Cape Verde. By Yusuf Akinpelu and Samson Adenekan — April 3, 2021 3 min read ADVERTISEMENT WhatsApp Tweet Telegram (1) Authorities in the West African country of Cape Verde on Friday barred three Nigerians from entry into the country while allowing white foreign travellers in, according to the account given by one of the victims. Teni Tayo, a Nigerian and an African development expert, said in a tweet Friday that she was back in Dakar, the capital of Senegal, after she was deported by authorities in Cape Verde. “So I got deported today. Mostly because I am black but also because I am Nigerian,” she wrote in one of her tweets. So I got deported today. Mostly because I am black but also because I am Nigerian. I got on a flight to Praia, #CapeVerde from Dakar, Senegal but have now been sent back to Dakar. pic.twitter.com/N2ZhBax0PN — Teni T. � (@aloinett) April 2, 2021 She noted that she arrived at the airport in Praia with a group of other travellers which included “an Italian couple, my Sudanese-American friend, a Spanish couple, a Kenyan, an Ivorian, a Jordanian, a Guinean and four Nigerians.” All white travelers as well as “my black friend with an American passport” were passed, she alleged, adding that those with a Nigerian passport were denied entry. They were barred alongside a Jordanian, whom she said she believed “was lumped with us because he has Nigerian visas in his passport.” The airport authorities told them they were turned back due to COVID-19. “Then we asked why the white people and my American friend were let through. They said they decided who could stay and who could go. So everyone with a Western passport went through. In West Africa,” Ms Tayo said. “We had all the entry requirements. The pretext, despite lack of pre- information, was that holidays are not allowed due to COVID-19 restrictions,” she added. Since she made the statements on Twitter, angst has spiked among Nigerians on the microblogging site with some of them urging the Nigerian government to ensure that the incident is investigated. Some recalled their experience in the hands of authorities in the Portuguese- speaking island country in the central Atlantic Ocean. Some other nationals joined the Nigerian commentators by accusing the government of the tiny nation of having racists tendencies. A Twitter user in South Africa, Khrist, said she had similar experience when she travelled to Cape Verde. “I’m South African and had the same issue in Praia. I got detained in that airport named after a South African struggle hero,” Khrist wrote, referring to the Nelson Mandela Airport located in the island of Santiago in the capital city of Praia. “I was saved by a friend who alerted the SA embassy in Dakar,” the Twitter user added . Cape Verde Prime Minister Ulisses Correia e Silva declined comment when reached Saturday. The country’s head of internal affairs, Carlos Reis, also could not be reached for comment. His number was unreachable. Meanwhile, the Nigerians in diaspora commission boss, Abike Dabiri-Erewa, has said home authorities will investigate Ms Tayo’s experience. “Pity this happened to you but it’s important we get the full story and all sides of the story properly documented,” she tweeted Friday . Pity this happened to you but it’s important we get the full story and all sides of the story properly documented. When you get back , pls pop in to @nidcom_gov .Send an e mail to us admin@nidcom.gov .ng or DM @nidcom_gov . We would like to hear from you one on one . https:// /d8hzniVQqx — Abike Dabiri-Erewa (@abikedabiri) April 2, 2021 Suspicion There is subtle surveillance on the Nigerian twittersphere which has in recent weeks been trending with calls for the release of a political detainee, Alex Saab. Mr Saab, a Venezuelan diplomat, was held in June during a stopover at Amilcar Cabral International Airport on the Island of Sal by the Cape Verdean authorities. The West African government has since ignored at least three court orders to release Mr Saab, whom the Venezuelan government said was on a humanitarian mission to Iran from Venezuela. It is believed that his arrest warrant was issued by Interpol at the request of the United States, who is opposed to the regime of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, a close ally of Mr Saab. ALSO READ: Again, Falana writes Cape Verde, demands release of Venezuelan diplomat Former U.S. President Donald Trump had made Mr Saab’s extradition a top priority, at one point even sending a Navy warship to Cape Verde to keep an eye on the captive and scuttle any plans by Venezuela to try to sneak him out of jail, Al Jazeera reported. Observers believe the growing demand for his release in Nigeria could have contributed to the stiff travel restrictions against Nigerians wanting to gain entry into the African archipelago. Inhabited by less than 550,000 people with a mixed blend of people with African and European heritage, Cape Verde is blessed with little natural resources. Its developing economy is largely service-oriented, and driven by tourism and foreign handouts. It has one of the most stable representative democracies in Africa. Support PREMIUM TIMES' journalism of integrity and credibility Good journalism costs a lot of money. Yet only good journalism can ensure the possibility of a good society, an accountable democracy, and a transparent government. For continued free access to the best investigative journalism in the country we ask you to consider making a modest support to this noble endeavour. By contributing to PREMIUM TIMES, you are helping to sustain a journalism of relevance and ensuring it remains free and available to all. DONATE TEXT AD: To advertise here . Call Willie +2347088095401... premiumtimes Related News   Email Print More JOIN THE CONVERSATION COVID-19: Nigeria records 71 new infections, zero death Innocent Chukwuma (1966-2021): Gone But Still With Us, By Atedo Peterside

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Aconomist is olodo ,lekki population is not that high like mainland but if it increase the government are working on water transportation which will ease traffic 100%

Cybercop2002:
My name is fuhad yussuff am 19 years old
,my dream in life is to become a
architecture but due to financial crisis am
not able to go to school to learn it but as
time goes on and me not giving up i found
another alternative which is learning it as
a trade from an expert here my parent are
in support am ready to sign a contract
with the person,my plan is to serve my
boss for 3 or 4 years ,i don't mind the
location cause my time is short and cause
am slightly losing hope

which of them is the best among this country ivory coast,Ghana ,Uganda ,Rwanda and

My name is fuhad yussuff am 19 years old ,my dream in life is to become a architecture but due to financial crisis am not able to go to school to learn it but as time goes on and me not giving up i found another alternative which is learning it as a trade from an expert here my parent are in support am ready to sign a contract with the person,my plan is to serve my boss for 3 or 4 years ,i don't mind the location cause my time is short and cause am slightly losing hope

My name is fuhad yussuff am 19 years old ,my dream in life is to become a architecture but due to financial crisis am not able to go to school to learn it but as time goes on and me not giving up i found another alternative which is learning it as a trade from an expert here my parent are in support am ready to sign a contract with the person,my plan is to serve my boss for 3 or 4 years ,i don't mind the location cause my time is short and cause am slightly losing hope

Medium human development 1 Lagos 0.673 2 Ogun 0.662 3 Anambra 0.656 List of Nigerian states by Human Development Index - Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org

Cybercop2002:
12 Most Loved Cities in Nigeria 1 September 2014 Nigeria is a fascinating destination, blessed with amazing cities and towns. Most of these cities and towns are known across the country for their fascinating attractions, beautiful scenery, natural resources and cultural heritage. Abuja, the capital city is one of the most loved cities in the country. There are other major cities in Nigeria which are very much loved and visited. Some are loved for their homeliness and hospitable demeanour, others are for their economic and business advantages; yet more are loved for their availability of fun, tourism and vacation spots. We’ve scouted about, dug around and browsed the Internet for recommendations from Nigerians, and tourists, and we still came up with a definitive list of the most loved cities in Nigeria. Therefore, in no particular order, here are the most loved cities in Nigeria to visit: 1. Ibadan It’s also called the ‘ancient city’ and it’s the state capital of Oyo. It’s described as the biggest city in the whole of West Africa. Located in the south-western part of Nigeria it is densely populated with so many industrial and commercial activities. This city has the first advance learning institution – the University of Ibadan (formally the university college Ibadan), also the first sky scrapper (Cocoa house) and the first teaching hospital in Africa. The city is made up of interwoven streets with local and international markets and malls. This city is known for tourism too, with a remarkable museum in the African study institution, botanical and Zoological garden in Agodi and in the University of Ibadan respectively, Mapo colonial city hall. Life in this town is beautiful with diversity of lifestyle and culture.

most love city in Nigeria ibadan number 1

12 Most Loved Cities in Nigeria 1 September 2014 Nigeria is a fascinating destination, blessed with amazing cities and towns. Most of these cities and towns are known across the country for their fascinating attractions, beautiful scenery, natural resources and cultural heritage. Abuja, the capital city is one of the most loved cities in the country. There are other major cities in Nigeria which are very much loved and visited. Some are loved for their homeliness and hospitable demeanour, others are for their economic and business advantages; yet more are loved for their availability of fun, tourism and vacation spots. We’ve scouted about, dug around and browsed the Internet for recommendations from Nigerians, and tourists, and we still came up with a definitive list of the most loved cities in Nigeria. Therefore, in no particular order, here are the most loved cities in Nigeria to visit: 1. Ibadan It’s also called the ‘ancient city’ and it’s the state capital of Oyo. It’s described as the biggest city in the whole of West Africa. Located in the south-western part of Nigeria it is densely populated with so many industrial and commercial activities. This city has the first advance learning institution – the University of Ibadan (formally the university college Ibadan), also the first sky scrapper (Cocoa house) and the first teaching hospital in Africa. The city is made up of interwoven streets with local and international markets and malls. This city is known for tourism too, with a remarkable museum in the African study institution, botanical and Zoological garden in Agodi and in the University of Ibadan respectively, Mapo colonial city hall. Life in this town is beautiful with diversity of lifestyle and culture.

Rosskiiku:
Don't expect a response from him.

At most, he'll make up an excuse for Dubai.

inferior complexity is what killed Michael Jackson hope you don't wanna become his second or go do surgery to wash your skin off from black to white

Aconomist:
The president of Romania doesn't have to fly to a foreign country for a medical checkup. Face the facts, blacks are at a subhuman level of underdevelopment. 200-300 years behind the rest of the world in technology, and 1,000 years behind mentally.

we black are everything u called us but including your mom ,sister and brother with all your family member

Cape Verde is better than UK

Why you too dey lie like this it good for your eye

Aconomist:
Do you know that practically every single resort in Jamaica is owned by foreigners? Even common provision shops are owned by Chinese and Indians. Jamaica is worse than Nigeria.

what does that mean ,90% of business in dubai is owned by foreigner so that does not make the country bad but a fertile land

motymop:
Yeah. Jamaica is heavy on earth with nicely photoshopped images of resorts gotten from the internet

The pictures below are of Kingston

bro slum is the reason we have urban and rural cause slum is inevitable in a country even Singapore, Switzerland and almighty America and greater China have massive and disgusting slum

Aconomist:
Can you list a country with a population above 3 million that isn't dependent on white people's tourism (the Caribbean Islands) or selling natural resources to non-black countries? No. Something is DEEPLY wrong with black people, and your post proves it.

so bad of you ,you always make excuses in everything ,you are so obsese with white ass

The future is not always greener on the other side

Hmmm

Localordinary:
You can say that again, Nigerians are intellectuals,but with this current administration,the economy is not getting any better. Until the government gets things back to normal, that place is not a place for people to live.

we are saying the same thing ,our our need to value human resources ,human life and human value when you value humanity you won't want to do the wrong thing cause conscience will judge them which is the opposite in naija

If not for bad government Ghana will be dreaming of living in Nigeria,if the government get it right you will see all our wasted and losted talent in diaspora returning home and contribute to the development of the country with a years Nigeria will become a fertile land and flourish

german89:
If u can manage a job of 100k to 250k a month for a start in Dubai UAE. Dm via my Gmail. Plz mind u, most of these jobs are 12hours duty.May God bless, guide and direct you Sir as u pray and plan towards achieving your goals and dreams. Maybe after ur first 2yrs in UAE. We can now plan how to enter Europe/America /Oceania via sports or study route which is still d best and easiest route to migrate abroad.

pls am interested sir,pls pls pls don't ignore my plead my best friend mom died yesterday case hospital rejected her don't let that happen to me naija ain't worth it pls

Cousin9999:
Because it's goofy.

And no black person in America would want to do anything more than visit Australia. And the only interesting thing they would find is Aboriginal people and culture. The rest is just boring nonblacks.

Like, let's be real. Nonblack people are miserable and boring. That's why they're always vacationing in our countries. That's why they're always copying us. That's why they're always doing drugs. lol That's why they're always so mad.

lol They're just angry and pale and fat.

waw you are 100 correct which means you have study them to the core,you are bless for this enlighten