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seunmsg:
My understanding of the part in bold is that Nigerians can no longer immigrate to the US except those that have acted as moles for the US government. Very harsh and unnecessary.

The Federal government should engage the US government diplomatically to get the restriction reversed. If Trump insist on keeping the restriction after all necessary engagements, we should consider a reciprocal decision.

Chidirolex:
Good morning Sir, you'll get a mail from me and my team soon. We are all packed and loaded for these kind of activity. Hope to work with you soon. I'll need more info on some issues too. Thanks in advance. Have a Wonderful day ahead.

mployer:
It's not luxury tax.

It's policy implementation tax, aimed at encouraging cashless transactions.

People really need to stop moving bundles of cash around.

Came4amod:
I swear if you still like tacha after this post .. You are just stupid ..haha ..can't you see the difference

Beremx:
After ranting on social media, she secretly traveled to South Africa to attend meeting.

That big-mouthed woman with a coconut shaped head should be ashamed of herself

Cardinal Francis Arinze has urged Europeans to cease encouraging Africans to migrate to Europe, insisting that people are better off in their home countries.

In an interview with the Catholic Herald last week, the 86-year-old Cardinal Arinze, once considered a top candidate for the papacy, said that when countries lose their young people to migration, they lose the people who can best build their nation’s future.


“So the countries in Europe and America can sometimes help best, not by encouraging the young people to come to Europe as if they looked on Europe as heaven – a place where money grows on trees – but to help the countries from which they come,” he said.

“It is best for a person to stay in that person’s own land – country, town, area – and work there,” he said, while acknowledging that at times that is not possible. He also said that government leaders of countries with high rates of emigration should examine their consciences to determine why it is that so many people are leaving.

And “in general, we cannot deny a human person the right to look for another area where you will have more peace, or even more study, culture or economic opportunity,” he said.


The cardinal speaks from personal experience, having been appointed Archbishop of Onitsha in 1967, a week before the outbreak of the Nigerian civil war. At that time, he was effectively a refugee, the Catholic Herald notes, “fleeing from one area to another as the theatre of war changed, while organising aid for the many displaced people".

Arinze also looked at the problem of mass migration from the perspective of the receiving nations, insisting that they must be prudent enough to only accept the immigrants that they can effectively integrate.

“Each government has to see, for how many people can they provide,” the cardinal said. “Not only their entrance: lodging, work, family, cultural insertion.”

“It is not theory. It is fact,” Arinze said. “Where is their future: work, family life, culture, religion? Think of all that.”


“So it’s all these considerations we must make, when we mention the word ‘migrant,’” he said.

In his statements on mass migration, Cardinal Arinze joined a growing chorus of African prelates who oppose Europe’s encouragement of migrant flows from Africa to Europe.

In May of this year, Nigerian Cardinal John Onaiyekan, the archbishop of Abuja, said that mass migration out of his country is a sure sign that political leadership has failed.

“Authorities should make Nigeria home. Same should be applicable to other African countries,” he said.


Having visited Italy and seen the number of Nigerian prostitutes on the streets of Rome and other cities as a result of mass migration, the cardinal said he was ashamed.

“To tell you bluntly I’m ashamed, I’m ashamed,” he told the BBC. “I’m moving through the streets of Rome, Milan, Naples and I see my daughters on the street on sale.”

“I’m ashamed and I stop and even greet some of them — you can’t even engage them in conversation because they were brought out of the village illiterates. All they learn and all they know on the streets of Italy is what they need for this business — I’m ashamed.”

The words on immigration of both Nigerian cardinals echoed those of Guinean Cardinal Robert Sarah, the head of the Vatican’s liturgical department, who said in April that the Church should not be encouraging migration.


It is wrong to “use the word of God to promote migration,” he said, because using the Bible to encourage migration is a “false interpretation.” It is better “to help people flourish in their culture than to encourage them to come to Europe,” he said.

Cardinal Sarah denounced the Church’s push for migration into Europe in powerful language, insisting that most immigrants wind up in Europe “without work or dignity” and assume the condition of slaves.

“Is that what the Church wants?” he asked, adding that the Church should not support “this new form of slavery that is mass migration.”

Several days later, the cardinal went still further, saying that a Church of migration and ecology is “of interest to no one” and that it risks becoming just another NGO if it focuses on these “horizontal” issues rather than preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ.

https://www.breitbart.com/immigration/2019/07/31/nigerian-cardinal-urges-europeans-to-stop-encouraging-africans-to-migrate/

livebyday:
To the gentleman above who feels this is a stretch

9 years ago on this forum when.this prediction in soccer betting thing was new

Someone advertised just put a number I asked him to be certain it wasn't a scam he said it wasn't

Long story short he scammed me and blocked me on Whatsapp

Mind you this number wasn't a registered number

I traced him, found his four Facebook accounts, I found his wife's Facebook , his wife's mobile number and the church where they wedded, I sent him his wedding photos too.

None of this information was ever on nairaland, in his seven nairaland accounts he claimed he stays in Lagos , I traced him to jos in ,4 hours

His real name and his location in Jo's and sent all to his other number on WhatsApp he never posted on nairaland
He repaid me in full and interest begging not to be persecuted
I am.sure he is here and maybe reading this

This was 9 years ago

Don't be deceived, there is nothing like online anonymity, it's a myth In today's world. Any Yahoo boys that hasn't been arrested either hasn't stolen a serious amount of funds to justify being traced, or follows SAP protocols
Cheers

illitrate:
How about if a trace is ran on your public ip to determine whatever goes out and comes in to your ip, even with your vpn we still do stuff.

I am certified expert in digital forensics.

Okoroawusa:
Ask that President Jonathan why he put a Fed university in his bush village of less than 1000 people?

OtemAtum:
Prayers and curses work like gamble. When the odds are high with a good probability, you can get lucky. Oyedepo's curses or prayers don't have any effect on the herdsmen. A good government is what can work.

paxonel:
I support the bishop, but don't be surprise that the curse may not work.
Curse or no curse, karma will surely visit everyone perpetrating evil. when that happens, it does not mean there was a curse.

GrabHisBalls:
Don't mind Freeze and his minions. Once they heard Oyedepo placed curse on Fulani Herdmen who killed his pastor, they automatically became Fulani herdsmen sympathizers, but when these herdsmen were killing people and getting buildings razed by fire, they want the government to do something about it. They're programmed to hate on pastors.

EkunKekere:
Daddy Brainfreeze is simply using the Church to boost his public profile. If it wasn't for his Church and Pastor bashing, would you have ever heard of him?

helinues:
They should be ready to downgrade further.. NC are somehow ahead of them in current Nigeria politics

Fulanization Apologist: Why The Escalating Herdsmen Menace Is Justified

GeoAfrikana:
Do you have any links to a police report that clearly identified a group of caught kidnappers as fulani?

goldust777:
He is destroying America from the inside out.reminds me of Hitler who did the same to Germany and the Germans hailed him as a genius.funny enough Dnald Trump idolizes Hitler.France is America's greatest ally and have been allies hundreds of years before Donald Trump was born they supported America for the fight of their independence from Britain if you are aware of that history.Donald Trump is already destroying the foundation of what made America great in the first place.he is getting rid of immigrants while his wife is an immigrant his grandfather a German immigrant.if you know your history America was originally inhabited by red Indians before Donald Trumps ancestors migrated from Europe to America.Call a spade a spade and not suffer from white supremacy inferiority syndrome

Ultimatezlant:
oshey defender, I guess you are even clueless to realize ted sold CNN and warner brothers have owned CNN for decades.

I guess ted also controls trump twitter account that has been used for setting all sort of new lows in public decency and racism

sunboy:
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Now, it is very okay to back out of an agreement signed by a previous administration for whatever reason, but it is wrong to compel them to abide by such agreement that you backed out of. You are no signatory to that agreement anymore, and as such leave the other countries that are involved to continue with their agreement.

onegig:
Lol...your type are the ones that stick their head in a heap of sand and pretend everything is Uhuru. You seem to think Cooporations are moral entities that would do their fair share, sorry to announce they only do when there are regulatory checks in place to force them to do so. These companies for years now have been using the fact that their businesses have limited physical presence to milk the systems dry.

Political motivations you say? I hope you are one of those 1% who currently hold much of the world's wealth else that statement seems a lot pathetic to hear from someone outside that bracket.

Go read the Oxfam reports on tax havens and see how billions are been subverted yearly thus undercutting governments performances in most countries on delivering quality of life to their citizens. Ireland alone makes $90 billion from taxing tech companies like Apple who have their EU headquarters there but 95% of those revenues by such comes from outside of Ireland and is mostly other EU countries.

Just to simplify it for you Google is busying harvesting people's data to sell services. At the end of the fiscal year Google Nigeria would be declaring 50,000 naira profit while the revenue from Nigeria is like 50 billion naira. Ask Google Nigeria and they would claim the 50billion revenues was used to pay the image rights to the parent company for using their names and services in Nigeria. In their books and in the eyes of the current tax laws that would be seen as buying of mechandise for the business and such can't be taxed they may even get tax reliefs for such if their consultants are extremely good.


That is an unsustainable situation. Most countries are waking up to such now and it won't take time before others level up. I am not a fan of any country. I am a follower of commonsense. Would support Trump if the taxes are sensible and not just a retaliatory one.

Sterope:
Do you follow the news on Trump? Do you know that Mueller recently said that the reason Trump had not been indicted is because he is a sitting president? Are you aware of his court cases? Do you have a picture of Trump hanging on your wall that you watch daily and hourly? And no, I don't know the businessmen who respects Trump because the only people, businessmen or not that respect this man, are those who are in support of him to begin with. I really don't know what you are talking about when you use Trump and respect for his business skills in the same sentence. Even very few of the executives of these businesses even give a damn about Trump to begin with...like I asked earlier, have you ever followed Trump in the news?

Is it fair for that woman who sells you fish to pay tax from the little she earns while the big corporation go tax free? Is her business not putting food down on the table? Do you know how tax is calculated especially in the developed countries? Does tax affects their inability to generate enough profit for their stakeholders?

How do you expect the Government to run? Who provides the environment for these businesses to run?