₦airaland Forum

isahsalee:
When you're kidnapped, tell your captors not to pick call from your family/government to negotiate your release.

Ayoefa:
Dummy, you use whatever avenue available to get the boys back without violence. Using the Army to rescue them would have resulted in many of them dead. Now the govt should go after the captors and make sure they pay for their crimes.
Even the US is now begging and negotiating with the Taliban even though the US doctrine is not never negotiate with terrorists. Sometimes you have to do what you have to do to save lives.

CodeTemplar:
Biometric data in the hands of private entities is considered safer and arouses lesser suspicion worldwide. Once the govt is involved, the tendency for absolute power to corrupt absolutely is amplified almost immediately and that creates a monstrous problem. Look at how they used CBN regulatory power to frustrate endsars donors. Once the have your VIN tied or linked to your NIN, they can discriminate against those who voted who in election when doing welfare schemes for example so that question of the limit of its use must be properly defined.

seunayantokun:
You have made a valid point. Let me add that our ever-competing telcos recycle numbers to avoid being accused of any form inactivity. If you get on the NCC's website, you'll discover they publish from time to time reports from their monitoring of the networks. So, you see the numbers of active and inactive subscribers on each. No telco wants to be seen as going about with an empty pride in case of a very high percentage of inactive subscription. Also, it is a waste of resources. Plus there may be some sort of regulatory measure against them from NCC.

So, to tackle this challenge, NCC and the telcos have to calm down and think outside the box, if needed. Because the best option is to ensure nobody is allowed to change their phone number: they may have two or three but not more. No number should be recycled without a certificate of death or sufficient acceptable proofs of permanent emigration.

Then NIMC should have and manage a central data pool containing all information on every resident in Nigeria, citizen or foreigner. The information will be coming from CBN and other banks, NIS, NCC and telcos, FRSC, NPC, INEC, and the rest of them that have kept collecting same data from us. So, your number (s) remains yours till death.

The implications and benefits are innumerable including proper registration from birth to death, prevention and easy tackling of crimes and fraudulent practices in all facets of living and governance. Then Nigeria will be ready for paradise experience.

It is not a rocket science; it is doable. But will our criminally minded political leaders do it?

oladimeji2me:
Does that mean foreigners won't be able to use our sim card and driver's license as a result of this new policy?

Ykc2:
So if i come back from Austria how I go call my people to pick me up as my two naija line no go dey work I never see country like Nigeria

preshyusufu:
2023 will decide if Nigeria will be liberated and move forward. It all depends on we the youths. Sacrifice your time and every thing to get your PVC and let deliberately vote out bad leaders, from cancellors to President.

lexy2014:
God bless u for ur last comment. I have hammered on it several times but some people don't seem to understand what is going on in Nigeria with all this registration & database they are so bent on collecting all over d place. Something is wrong somewhere. For d minister to be so obsessed with this exercise when telcos are still giving analogue services, shows u there's something else at work. Some naive folks think it's for tracking criminals when d govt hasn't been able to locate d accounts of sponsors of BH despite BVN but they locate d accounts of endsars protesters

generalpipe47:
What aggravated the police to the re-arrest him was the fact that Makolomi brought the attention of the police to another act of unlawful extortion conducted by one SP Sunday Nwaja who requested for N500,000 to grant him soft landing.

Op just turned the whole thing around, the above statement is the reason for his re arrest...
Am not supporting police but there are some people fond of recording police bribery activities and makalomi i suspect is one of them..

Emperor4tune:
one suspect spotted proberly a parliative looter...police please mark the identity incase of another round of looting

Emperor4tune:
if him work na to make wahala so as to be arrested by police & inturn stir protest..i swear this time na for krikri him go rust..nonesense

fati2001:
CONGRATS..








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Manab:
bro no mata hw stuborn u ar, u ar not as stubborn as north, before tackling boko haram or bandit/herdsman tackle ur politician's first de ar de danger of society.

SirWarlock:
lol at y'all . Well for one the legality of the first lockdown is questionable but we let it go cos of the situation at hand then. Along the way it became a matter of State government pronouncements, so this time it's going to beg the question 'who/what can lockdown Nigeria' FG or state . Also I don't believe they(PTF) have the will to lockdown judging by how the false one played out . They couldn't during our so called first wave, they won't now. They could shut some things down tho (federal schools, interstate travel , religious centres) but largely imo it'll be up to state governments. IMO trying to lockdown would be a foolish move by a foolish government.

SirWarlock:
oh didn't know that. Maybe they closed again cos of the security situation. I'm still trying to understand what and what this closure and reopenings cover, can it affect federal institutions also?

SirWarlock:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/10/kaduna-govt-to-reopen-schools-on-oct-19/amp/ so this was wrong?

SirWarlock:
Yet they reopened schools .

BastardWike:
Are you aware that London is a city that has been in existence for centuries? Are you aware that most parts of London were demolished over the years to give way to modern buildings? There is a difference between reserving a few old buildings (that are well maintained) to serve as monuments or museums as against having a proliferation of rundown mud houses that litter everywhere and deface a town.

AustineJohn908:
Ok, according to you but I'm sure 90% of the people that have been to both cities will not agree with you.
How can you say the roughest part of Ekiti is paradise to Uyo. haba bro, this is the first nonsense have ever heard Man.
Yes Uyo just started developing 2005 I think but that doesn't mean it isn't far better than the eyesore Ekiti you just posted, if I post Uyo pictures now ba, even people go dey ask if this is part of Nigeria. Please don't ever do that again I'm befgin goy

madmohamed:
the man can't speak their language that is why he can't go and speak to the people

AustineJohn908:
But still Uyo will come first 6 in the most developed Cities in Nigeria. even Ado Ekiti won't near that. You should stop comparing Uyo with your mushroom cities because Uyo is far far better..
Only Abuja and two or four others are probably better than Uyo.
I saw how you also randown Uyo in the other thread you created about but I ( we Akwa Ibomites) Refuse to engage you, we refuse to do that. I dare you, Create a thread and post pictures and Akwa Ibomites will also post Uyo pictures. Pictures of Ado Ekiti, Oyo, Ogun or Kwara and lets post Ibom own let see which is better.
Bro your Cities that are not Lagos and Uyo don't need competition cause Akwa ibom is far better by far. Go dey do all those competitions with the Igbos ok.
don't come and show us your brown roofs..Mtcheeeew

BastardWike:
So, in this 2020, mud houses still exist in your state capital, Ado Ekiti
So, it is not just rusted roofs that deface your towns, mud houses still exist too

Kai, there is really a world of difference because the last mud houses in my village were demolished by their owners as far back as late 1980's

Now, you won't even see native doctors living in mud houses here

hakeem4:
but tell me why you think evolution is wrong ?

JoeEeL:
Snakes eat rats, rodents etc. -- thereby keeping pest population down.

They are an extremely important lever in the eco-cycle.

The toxins in their venoms are also used to create some of the medicines used to combat strokes and Parkinson's disease.

This is why scientists always try to do their best to preserve life -- or at least, fight against extinction. They are very aware that in most cases, nature can be used to solve nature's problems.

Unlike the average black man that just kills and eat, and fails to think of tomorrow.

Nowenuse:
Thank you very much for reiterating what I have been telling LukasPodolski.
Ilorin of today is around 40% Christian. Most of the new areas of Ilorin (except those around Ilorin old town) are either Christian majority or 50-50.
It is only the old Ilorin town that is entirely Muslim. And the Ilorin of today is far far bigger than Old Ilorin town.

The guy claims Ilorin has a huge population by counting everyone in Ilorin and claiming that they are 90% Muslim. I told him that was tantamount to madness.



Thank you.
That is why I doubted if this so called LukasPodolski was truly from Kwara south. He must be one of the yorubanized fulanis of Ilorin emirate.
Offa that I know has lots of Christian Indigenes.
Ibolo people are a muslim majority people, no doubt, but they have a huge Christian minority.

Also, Nupes in Kwara state are up to 30-35% Christian. Unless you are talking of the Nupes in Niger state. It is those ones who are 20% Christian.
In Patigi LGA, Christians are dragging numbers with Muslims in most towns. It is Edu LGA that is overwhelmingly Muslim.

Meanwhile LukasPodolski is here claiming that Nupes & Barubas are 95% Muslim
That guy is a fulani agent of lies proudly repping the Caliphate.

LukasPodolski:
I would love to make a correction on the issue of Kwara state as a BONAFIDE Kwara indigene.

I'm a Christian, but saying that the population of Christians in Kwara is up to 40% is not true.

among the Yorubas that occupies 12 local government area and 2 senitorial district (Kwara South and Kwara central ) + 1 local government govt in Kwara North which is Moro local government.

Kwara South has 7 LGAs (predominantly Yoruba)
Kwara central has 4 LGAs(predominantly Yoruba)
Kwara North has 5 LGAs (but Yorubas occupies one of these five LGAs )

7+4+1 = 12 Yoruba LGAs

the only Christian dominated LGAs are Isin, Ekiti and Oke-Ero (I came from one of these LGAs)
these three LGAs are the smallest in respect to population and Landmass in Kwara state.

Ilorin which is the largest City is 98% Muslim
Offa which is the second largest city is at least 90% Muslim
if you remove these two cities from kwara, then there is nothing left in terms of population.

among the Yorubas of Kwara state, the population of Muslims is 70% while Christians is 30%

now if we add Kwara north(an area which is 90% Muslims, the Nupes and Bariba people), this will reduce the population of Christians in the whole state to 15%-20%)