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For now, vigilance is it...we shall understand it better by and by... |
itsme01:....but they can beat Arsenal..lol! |
It means you're just a casual worker. You have no contract. You are working at your own risk. They can decide not to pay you and you can't do anything about it. On the flip side, you're not bound by any rule. You can be late or decide not to go to work at all, they can deal with the issue any way their deem fit and if that way is unacceptable to you, you can casually walk away from them. The only rule that applies between you and them is that which applies to everyone in the society - no illegality.. |
Suspect33:Yes, I think I agree with you...but then, do you expect the Igbo to be any better than the Nigerian? The average Nigerian is dumb and stupid....funnily enough, he's very cocky, thinking he's the smartest thing to happen to humanity..He does a stupid, dumb, illegal, risky thing that takes no intellect or skill but has 90% chance of failure - the 10% chance happens and he claims to be 'sharp'. The 90% happens and he gets his comeuppance, it's because he's black/not hausa depending on the jurisdiction. Or it is caused by witches and wizards.... |
afroniger:Not looking good in Europe. Too much travel within Europe. Many countries there have fairly high population density. Chances are, the first case in Italy was discovered rather late. They have the discipline to deal with it though... |
WINDSOW:.....because you believed they were saints that killed only the 'troublesome' Igbos as other Nigerians painted them? Nigerians condoned these killings for so long because they saw it as an Igbo problem. Now the chicken has cone home to roost. Moral of the story....fight injustice everywhere. Injustice somewhere is injustice everywhere. What goes around comes around.. |
Tinex4real:They can't both be 2005. ES330 replaced ES300 so is an improvement on it - slightly higher displacement engine etc. You are more likely to have the ES330 as a 2005 model. ES300 is an earlier model 2003ish.. |
Iyiataata92:I thought you were joking..What would've happened if a Nigerian took the virus to Italy? I'll tell you, nothing different from what is happening now... |
Iyiataata92:If killing him would solve it, isoalting him would do just fine. The problem is not necessarily him at this point. He's been identified and there are already safety procedures for anyone within his vicinity..The problem is those he may have contacted inadvertently who are not known but are in contact with other people.. |
Xisnin:Tell them. Nigerians always say European deportees are injected with substances. That's lie from hell. No one in civilized Europe would inject anyone with any illicit substance. |
kemmylove101:You need to get the true picture. This is certainly extreme, but he may have done extreme things in resisting the arrest. Comparing blacks and whites, truth is, blacks are more likely to resist the law with extreme aggression than the whites. Funny thing is, they do this even when it's obvious they would never be able to escape the law. Same applies to the courts - the white man is more likely to own up to his crimes for summary trial, when the evidence is presented to him, saving the court money and time...A black man would lie to the end, clinging on irrelevant technicalities.. |
jesmond3945:Every car maker, not just Benz would be forced to sell only electric cars in those countries by the said dates. There won't be outright ban on the older ICE vehicles but their use is likely to be severely restricted. Already, you can't drive ICE cars into some major European cities.. PostScript...Africa would be having a ball then..The ICE cars would be dirt cheap. Europeans would be looking for a way to dispose them because they would be next to useless in Europe...But it would begin to affect car production and purchase decision decisions maybe 5 years sooner |
jibovico:But how could you offer 900K for a car listed for N500K, asking price? A car you know next to nothing about its current state? You're looking at over 80% APR, ouch! You most likely intend to use it for transport to pay from the proceeds over 11 months. Have you confirmed the vehicle is in a state to handle the rigours of commercial transportation without expensive repairs? |
husbandsnatcha:Stop! Internet is NOT actually faceless.. |
supremenews:These northerners are just taking the piss! |
Eborty:Court decisions can be challenged. Why didn't Nigerian government just hand over the billions to P&ID even though obviously Nigerian officials used the company to defraud the country? The argument here would be that it won't be in the interest of the common man in Nigeria that is ravaged by poverty illiteracy and disease to be so shafted by their elites. Another argument would be that the point needs to be made to aspiring looters that crime doesn't pay. The government should look at trail of the cash, over-invoicing, direct fraudulent transfers, illicit cash movements, etc may be uncovered. This could help the case. Even if it fails, the government may have convinced its citizens it has tried its best to fight their corner.. |
NGpatriot:.......and adults like you appear not to be worried at the willingness and indecent haste of your tin gods in power in Nigeria to hand over the obviously stolen funds to their friend and ally Bagudu. Obasanjo's agreement is binding on Buhari, no doubt but I don't expect an honest government to just hand over proceeds of crime to the criminal without a fight. |
tundess:A government worth its salt would challenge that agreement rather than attempt to hand over that humongous sum, obviously proceed of crime, to Bagudu. The argument would be simple - the money belongs to Nigerian people and the government should not be seen to be rewarding criminals. Ask the court to nullify the agreement. At least attempt it and let's see what the courts would rule. Obj may have entered the agreement but he's no longer the president. The current government should not hide under that excuse to reloot the funds. |
Validated:What did you call them? DPR... Department of Petroleum Resources. Their mandate is Petroleum. Emphasis on green energy should be the president's concern but does he know any better? The North is such a wasteland. They hold the key to renewable energy in Nigeria, given their vast agricultural potential but they're too neck-deep into the destructive politics of ethnicity, religion and lazy oil money to devise a plan to realise this potential. |
Dadaboy:That's not particularly correct. Qualify it. Nigerians in the US are on the average, more educated than the native Americans...But you need to ask, what's the profile of the Nigerian emigrating to the US? They are usually professionals and middle class people, usually educated. Almajiris, bus conductors, petty traders, illiterate businessmen, artisans etc don't have access to US travel and immigration, but they're our reality here in Nigeria..So yes Nigerian immigrants may be more educated than the average citizens there but they are equally more so than those they left behind in Nigeria. |
Drince:Lol! Depending on where they live.. |
Being civilized is priceless. It can't be bought. Elsewhere in Nigeria, that would've degenerated very easily, with perhaps the religious ones throwing witchcraft into the mix. Any loss by Liverpool in the future would be attributed to the innocent boy's 'witchcraft'. I won't stop admiring the whiteman's simplicity and civility.. |
MaziBillionaire:....and you still shipped it to Nigeria? Hmm! |
Dpharisee:An abusive and temperamental wife is next to hell. I can completely relate to it. The most painful aspect is their irrationality. No explanation is ever enough in any situation. They must quarrel, insult, harass, slander,... |
solmus:There was no fatality in the Iranian air strike. They had casualties but no deaths. In any case, the injuries may not have been apparent the day after the bombing. They had to do screening to confirm that some of them had concussion. Information management is different from outright lies. |
OcVoice:So if the guy gave the impression he was badly pressed, the driver would keep driving him for the entire length of the bridge, to where exactly, never mind the little matter of the man doing number 2 right inside the vehicle?. How could the driver have imagined a 22 year old apparently healthy man would be suicidal? If the passenger ramps up the pressure, the driver would have no option. Part of caring for the welfare of the passenger is stopping when he demanded it. Suicide would be the last thing on your mind in the circumstance if you were the Uber driver. Perhaps given this experience, another passenger that makes a similar request could trigger his curiosity.. |
Blindersoff:I know a lot of data collection on individuals take place in civilized countries but I've never had to provide any details in buying pay as you go SIM cards in the UK. Contract phones would normally key in your details but I'm not aware of any restriction in the number of SIM cards you can use. That is not to say I don't appreciate the peculiar situation we are in in Nigeria. If restricting the number of SIM cards for each person would keep us safer, I'm all for it. But Nigeria is very frustrating...Laws here apply to some, not others. Even if the law is made, you would see a lot of people breaking it with impunity, right under the nose of law enforcement agents..I've seen several individuals, some of questionable means using Nigerian police espionage (SPY) registration numbers. These people have absolutely nothing to do with the police. In fact some could be outright criminals that should be in jail. It's really troubling the morass Nigeria is in.. |
TUANKU:I'm not taking sides in this argument but which advanced country are you on about? |
DesignPoint:Sexual orientation You mean 'gender'? We're not talking LGBT or straight... |
MedicH:...Sex in itself is not a crime..it only becomes a crime in certain circumstances. The only thing that can make it crime in the present circumstance is if it was forced on the girl...even then, the boy would only face a juvenile court. He would not have to sign the sex offenders register.. |
MedicH:I'm not sure where this law exists but if consensual sex between minors is not an offence, why would the result of such an act be a crime? It doesn't make sense to me.. |
They are both minors. The sex was consensual. There's absolutely no crime. Both families should take their children home and counsel them. This case shouldn't be in court. The police should know better. |



You mean 'gender'? We're not talking LGBT or straight...