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Yes you can, but have proper plans. It's not as easy as it sounds, the reality is that you will find it tough at the early stages. Don't come empty handed !!! Save some money that can sustain you for some time. I left Nigeria over 2 decades ago to the US, didn't know anyone. Traveled with just one bag lol Today I have moved back to Nigeria,no where like home. |
That's one of the benefits of social media. Imagine what happened to many of us in the 90s and early 2000 ... These people got away easily . Hope justice is served |
How has that improved the economy of Nigeria ? Poor people everywhere with no hope. |
That's a gory video, that guy is still breathing, you can see his heart from the back. How could people be this heartless. I doubt if he would survive |
Something he has eaten and probably still eating .... lol |
These people, I still keep wondering what is in the mind of killers. How would you go to bed realizing you slit someone's throat |
He obviously paid the hausa man to beg him... politicians don't have shame. No hausa man will genuinely spill that stuff in the video |
All these attention seekers .... lol |
The lounges have no names ? Hopefully they will comply, this should also serve as a lesson to others |
This pm news, always filled with weird and strange stories. I can bet many are fictitious |
Who is a wailer Have you ever done business that involves customs ? Do you really understand their modus operandi?Everytime I see your post on nairaland, I silently sympathize with your situation and always pray that the lord almighty should give you a good (real) job that will keep you busy. How do you take care of your needs and responsibilities? You are here 24/7 like your life depends on nairaland. Go get a job !!!!. [quote author= post=109453324]Wailers will always wail, No matter what. Fortunately, there is nothing sane, honest and hardworking Nigerians can do about it.[/quote] |
Just to prove they are working, do you know how many of these pass through the borders everyday. Obviously this one did not 'settle' |
Attention seeker ? |
Does Facebook accept crypto ads |
These are rats .... hope you do not have plans to eat such creepy stuff |
How do you people come up with these insane figures, what is the annual budget of the entire nation? Yes a lot was lost due to the ban on Twitter, but not these figures |
Where is that boy that was chasing her on the big brother show... lol |
Watch what you say online, internet never forgets Osiris12: |
Fried egg and rice ... appears like a weird combination My opinion |
That's the problem with the average Nigerian, they see impossibility at every opportunity. So you mean he should remain at the security job and end up with the lousy 20k monthly? People help those who ask, don't beg for money for food, tell people your plans. What stops him from talking to people around him telling them he needs help with training, laptop to run his training etc . Closed mouths don't get fed. Nogymmarts: |
If he has a court order. BTW, why are you doing security job... young man, get out of that BS job... learn an online skill... every time you get paid that salary, convert it to US dollars, you will realize how worthless it is. Remember I did not say start a business or invest in something, LEARN A DIGITAL SKILL. Good luck |
Maybe the ones you know have not started reaping, or they are the good ones. I am aware there are good boys in the force but MAJORITY are bad eggs Classickj: |
Lol are you a "product of the system" NOETHNICITY: |
I have never seen a successful child of a police man, I know 3 of them, these are not corporal or low ranks, I am talking about compols. First one the children all died mysteriously, last born got pregnant, not sure of her situation now. Second one, first son killed by cultists, second son turned blind in his twenties Third one, 2 autistic children, third child just fell down and died at school. I am not generalizing, but talking from personal experience. I would never advise my enemy's children to join the Nigeria police, they are cursed. |
I hope this is real, why publicly do it ? |
I guess it's the kind of men you are used to, when you mingle with men who cannot afford deodorant and stuff you tend to assume all men are the same. How could you come up with that conclusion, anyway you talked about men at viewing centers, it tells a lot about you and the kind of men you roll with. Iyaebe: |
Take it to Dss office, mobilize them a bit, they will unmask the blocked number. They don't joke with threats to life ... |
Looks like a well fed General.... lol |
Let people of his state list his 'many' achievements |
I never said it is unsecured. I only said they should be proactive. BTW, don't say a 'whole' again . You will be shocked that most top decision makers at that ministry only have rudimentary computer knowledge. Many of them were fixed into such positions. If hackers can hack the likes of Bank of America, macys, DSW etc, who the f...k is NIMC. Visit a typical police station, most can't use computers, visit the glorified Dss office, they have no computers, no real equipment to battle crime. Sahara reporters are known for fake news no doubt, but like I said, don't be surprised when you visit the dark web and Nigeria data is sold there for peanuts. mapet: |
Be proactive and create more security for their servers, don't wait till it becomes reality mapet: |
Instead of them to figure out what's going on with the claim, they are denying. Even US government servers are breached. Who the hell is Nimc to claim they can't be hacked. |
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Have you ever done business that involves customs ? Do you really understand their modus operandi?