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tricksters:Let's leave out politics in all these...do you honestly believe these names refer to one and the same person? Put in another way...you're an employer and a candidate comes with those variations in his credentials, would you trust and employ him even if he came with affidavits to match? |
It's difficult to say how she would take it. You could lose your job. But even if she accepts the offer, things would never remain the same again in the office. There could be a chance of trouble in the work place. Don't ask her out. |
obiekunie2:Who said Peugeot is not allowed in the US? Have you forgotten the good old 505? Peugeot simply decided to exit the US market due to poor sales. |
NaijaMutant:Lol! Perhaps, you....in the flesh.. |
mu2sa2:Of course it's good for their econony. It does not affect them adversely so there's little incentive to deal with it. And they are right. It's our problem and we must deal with it from here..But Nigerians would inexplicably deify the thieves at home and blame the receving country.. |
mu2sa2:The thief is the one that stole and took to another country, more than the country it's taken to. US has enough trouble dealing with its own thieves. There is no budget in the US to chase your own thieves. That should be your own problem.That should be in your own budget. Do funds stolen from Nigeria adversely affect the living standard of the Americans? No. It therefore shouldn't worry American government a lot since their oath of allegiance is to the Anerican people. But funds stolen from Nigeria inflicts nigerians with poverty and Sub-human existence, How does it bother your ethnic, tribal and religious demigods in power? |
Phidel777:Left alone, Nigeria would self destruct. The little 'sanity' left is just because the big powers like the US are watching like Big Brother..Put to vote, I'll unreservedly vote for recolonisation...and I dare add, this action of the US brings a whiff of that. Nigeria as presently constituted cannot govern itself. Something has to give. The handlers of Nigeria have no courage to face that reality yet. It's not looking good. |
Ironi:Tell them brother...Nigerian youths are frustrating. They worship the irresponsible thieves stealing them blind purely for ethnic and religious reasons, blaming their attendant poverty on functional, responsible nations like the US. Who is annoying? Your leader that cannibalized your country or a different government that owes you nothing but out of magnanmity, decided to return the loot to you and taking steps to ensure the returned loot impacts your miserable life rather than restolen by your malevolent demigods? Many Nigerians do not deserve to be called 'human'. They should belong to something a tad lower in the evolutionary tree. |
Bigflamie:....but do YOU trust their claim on fighting corruption? |
glasshouse:I doubt it would be OBD 2 compliant. Informed guess or trial and error is it. Check the air hoses for leakage, check the Manifold Absolute Pressure Sensor, fuel lines and injectors.. Does it have Idle Air Control Valve? Check that as well.. |
Gross! |
HacheNoire:Which planet are these people from? What has been the government's policy on Boko Haram? Arrest them 'rehabilitate them' and throw them right back into the heart of the nation's security complete with weapons purchased with tax payers' money...Is that not practically spitting on the graves of those the evil lot murdered? Is that not practically promoting terror with our scarce resources? Buhari has simply struggled to live down the amnesty for Niger Delta Militants and has thrown the nation to the dogs of Boko Haram. Of what use is a government that cannot protect its citizens? How many of these deaths have been accounted for? Who has been arrested, tried and convicted for these killings? Some of you Buharists are irredeemable.. |
helinues:Population with how much skills and disposable income? That population includes the teeming almajiris in Kano... |
xcabczyxabczzzz:Lol! So what is the 'REAL' reality? |
...but even the story itself without hearing from the dealer shows no overt fraud. You paid a fee for a service and was dissatisfied with what you got. What means of redress did you seek from the service provider before making alternative arrangement? Obviously none. The service was already in process seeing as he sent you some pictures of cars so it is fair to assume he had already started the job. Where is the scam in this? Refunding your part payment is out of it. The only resolution if you're dissatisfied is to meet him for variation of the contract since it didn't go to plan. He would present the bill for the effort he put in and two of you would determine whether he needs to refund you, or you need to top up the N20,000. I'm sure you won't ask a lawyer to fully refund legal fees already paid if you decide to discontinue a case midway...or ask a school to refund your school fees because you're withdrawing from your programme midway...or perhaps ask a doctor to refund professional fees he had already received because you don't want to continue the treatment in his hospital.... |
[quote author= post=86216484]Firstly , an average Nigerian will say Get a good lawyer NOW with all your documentations to back it up!!! .......but on a 2nd look at the story, There is more to it that meet the eye. To start with.........[/quote]No lawyer can crack this one. This is a case of money laundering, if I manage to make sense of it. going the legal way will certainly lead to the confiscation of the cash and investigation of both the sender and the receiver. The only small window to explore would be direct negotiation with those having the cash. |
makavel7:You can still be traced through the VPN. There are several ways you can be traced online. You can't completely evade detection. |
sarrki:I must be missing something...Is this same Buharist I knew all along? But I must add, Buhari disappointed a lot of us. Jonathan was floundering and we thought Buhari would steady the ship. We initially struggled to excuse his obvious failures until it became crystal clear he hadn't the large heart, the forthrightness and the will power to manage Nigeria, given its plurality and bad economy...But any constructive engagement on Nairaland quickly degenerates into ethnic and religious mudslinging...Speaking against Buhari makes you a frustrated IPOB member and speaking for him makes you a Patriot. It was frustrating. Back to Sarrki, you called yourself a patriot, perhaps the patriotic fibre in you is becoming manifest, seeing that blind defense of Buhari gets harder as each day passes, giving his progressively chaotic leadership..Of course the only consistency is the appointment of Muslim northerners in every significant government position. |
makavel7:Shut up? Do you know what is called IP address? The computer used in the communication leaves a trail.. |
anonimi:...and someone would argue to high heaven these people are our problems.... |
Lordswazz:Here's the tip...women are the most confused things to ever take breath... If he had beaten her up, no one would have conceived today's events. Feminists would be all over him, demonizing him, moreso given his privileged background. The woman would be dressed as a saint, can't hurt a fly. A very unfortunate and heart-rending turn of events for all concerned, including neutral observers. Marriage is not for boys and girls, it's for men and women...But I'm honestly at a loss why a Muslim woman would be too pained by a husband's philandering ways..They are allowed 4 and I guess courtship should be part of the deal... |
12Monkeys:......and that is supposed to be a good thing..?.You're no better than the one you attacked..but why are Nigerians attached to their ethnicity to the point of stupidity and insensitivity? Nigeria is toast! |
You don't do this with real fire. You only demonstrate how to use fire extinguishers. |
xplora98:...and if Buhari decides not to open it yet? You may want to take a second look at your business plan. Importing used cars from Cotonou into Nigeria is never a straight forward business even without border closure.. |
Splinz:Getting someone pregnant is a biological process. It naturally takes its course. Marriage is a lot more complex...above all, it goes with consciousness and responsibility. You can't ghost through it. It cannot work if both parties don't commit to it. At the risk of sounding sexist, I think women should be the ones to make the biggest decisions in these matters because they're the ones to live with the pregnancy and all its disruptions. Men of course should equally be responsible but I don't think any woman would be pleased to carry the baby of an irresponsible man who most times, walk away unscathed. Any woman sleeping with a man unprotected must be sure she can deal with the consequences. It cannot be a trap for marriage. |
He's an animal but forcing marriage on anyone is wrong. Two adults had consensual sex and pregnancy resulted. The man should take responsibility for the baby. He must not necessarily marry the girl, unless he makes that decision by himself. The lady I believe was not a minor so was fully aware of what could result from that liaison. Tragedy of imaginable proportions...3 souls destroyed...The lady, the baby and the man.. Moral of the story...Adults should be reasonable in their decisions. Sex has implications and is only for adults that are ready to deal with those implications...these lot certainly do not fit this criteria.. |
Solotobee:Try moving the steering wheel in both directions while trying to start the car. |
But the South West may eventually back down with the sustained pressure and blackmail from the North. Tinubu still has a firm grip on them and I'm sure he's not enjoying this drama. The truth is that no one can actually work with the North to achieve any meaningful development. It involves so many compromises that the only thing you are guaranteed working with the North is a chance to loot. Every progressive move is viewed with suspicion. I've said it before but I wish to stress again...Nigeria is doomed as it is. It is shackled by the North. It won't develop, no matter who the president is. The South West may yet get the presidency but it would fully be at North's terms. What would dictate those terms is their paranoia. The North is only interested in Power, not development. |
RHD? You're kidding me! From Japan? |
