₦airaland Forum

chunky:
I am a Nigerian and trained in France. As I have a double Nigerian-French citizenship, i was offered an Fi position in the Uk, which I would be starting in August. But my first choice would be to come back to Nigeria to do my internship. It is not the issue of money that is important to me, but a principle. How can this useless oyinbos be brain-draining the African man to develop their NHS. I have contacted the Medical and dental council of Nigeria, and they are exempting me from any exam, because my school is listed on those accepted for provisional registration. So I understand this man. This is a matter of principle, and not money. The Oyinbo man is a cheat, always on the trying to take advantage on the black man.

ifyalways:
. . . .and what happens after the jail term is completed?any automatic jobs for them?
lol

opinion90:
Was She a Virgin to begin with? I was talking to this girl for six months now. She had always stressed to me that she was a virgin. Well three days ago, after the Presidential Debate between Obama and McCain, we ended up been intimate. Surprisingly, she was just like any other woman I had been with.
There was no difficulty penetrating her at all although she was ok. What am asking myself is are virgins as regular as disvirgins? Please somebody help me here. I believed this girl so much that I thought if I should feel her hymen, [size=16pt]I would not break it.[/size] But i inserted all the way and felt nothing. Hmmm!!!
Please, those of you who have had the opportunity to disvirgin, tell me what your experiences were and your candid opinions on this brouhaha.

Leilah:
I bought some of these giant snails only to discover they are still alive oh I'm so freaked out I'm not used to this what can I do with them??

ikeyman00:
apart from game village in abuja bro enlighten me on other places please. was there last year just before easter, went to doom club as well, my hotel was in the central area. went to radio house,  pass the federal ministry house, bought some yam in wuse market i took back to london,hmm wuse not that nice there, saw the electronic bill board on the way to the airport, quite far from the town, at the time there was election, so pdp was on the square, so dnt wana pass that road,  because there was NTA international live in london, so i hide in my hotel, dnt want some people to know where i was

etc etc

manderock:
When is the deadline for the US Lottery? I have been doing it since the last two years but I am yet to be given a visa.

derockky:
The USA State Department Web site for the 2010 Diversity Visa Program (DV-2010) is now open.
  The entry submission period for DV-2010 is from 12:00PM EDT (GMT -4) on October 2, 2008 to 12:00PM EST (GMT -5)
  on December 1, 2008. The entry form will only be available for submission online during this period only.
   Entries will not be accepted through the US. Postal Service.Beware of Agents because no application fee required for registration
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Kobojunkie:
I said it, As soon as I saw this the other day, I knew some people out there where going to try to make a HUGE DEAL out of his poking fun at himself this way. KAI!!!!

I don’t want to mention companies because I have about six on my list

ok also tell me something about the money for visa renewer ? sometime ago it was £250 but now £300 per person x millions of applicant.

omoge:
and nig without debate see where they are.
am in shock there isn't debate during nig election ?

i think it is a nice thing to debate no matter the outcome. this election is an eye opener. let us see how nig next election will look like.

nuzo:
I'm impressed by the hot blood of these revolutionists here. But at the same time, its very clear that these guys have been living abroad for too long not to know that they can't reach 5% of the nigerian youths through internet not to talk of the entire populace. News flash - illiteracy, no electricity  and no access to computer.

Talking of exposing corruption via youtube and internet; it was these same guys who like shouting down on me and all other well meaning nigerians when we point out the messes in the nigerian society that are calling for an internet revolution. Now, that is what i call hypocrisy.

Of course, i'm all in for the revolution but just like quotasyste and his people; these internet revolutionists must prove beyond doubt that back stabbing and hypocrisy will not reappear at the end of the day.

Once beaten, twice shy.

EKENEA:
Hmmmmmmmm, its not over priced, if you want to buy same type of property in okoko or Ikorodu, it will not be same price because some areas have standard ( they regulate the type of house, foundation, fence etc) and all will add to the cost of the property.

its all  your choice. please understand that cost of building a house to your taste, will cost you a lot.

Seun:
One significant question is, who are we fighting fraud for?
Are we fighting fraud just so Nigerians abroad won't be embarrassed?

Unfortunately this has caused significant harm to Nigeria's international reputation and has created the strong, inaccurate, perception that all business emanating from the country or involving Nigerians is fundamentally dangerous.[71] This has the immediate effect of making it impossible for people in Nigeria to perform legitimate business transactions online as many vendors (such as eBay, Alibaba and Go Daddy) either automatically close accounts created by Nigerian or people residing in Nigeria or bar access to Nigerian IP addresses. Legitimate emails and letters sent by people residing in Nigeria or Nigerian are routinely ignored, irrespective of the content, for fear of being fraud related. More recently there have been calls within the web administrator community to ban or block all Nigerian IP addresses, which would effectively isolate Nigeria from interacting with the rest of the internet.[72][73][74][75][76][77] Understandably the economic impact of this type of crime makes victims of not only the defrauded victims but also the innocent majority of Nigerians and Nigerian residents, who are severely restricted from interacting with the rest of the world on a level playing field.[78]

Seun:
One significant question is, who are we fighting fraud for?
Are we fighting fraud just so Nigerians abroad won't be embarrassed?