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ezeegolimited30:By the way I was curious about your moniker so I checked your profile. That pix you took seem to be somewhere around Deira town, probably baniyas Square. Lots of Ibo guys in Deira, especially around Deira Park Hotel. Mostly bizness minded people who don't have funding for trading and who lacks artisan skills. And of course no university degree. Always lounging and malingering round the whole Deira community. May God help them all. And us too. |
ezeegolimited30:Why did you take off to Dubai without doing exhaustive research ![]() Why are you still there if you are not making head way ![]() You sound like you don't have the educational qualification to fit into their standard work vacancies, ...meaning you went there hoping to "hustle". Well hustling in Dubai is not really feasible because it's an ORGANISED SOCIETY. Something tell me you may not even depart Nigeria in the first place if you have the educational qualification edge. Always be detail and specific in your advice so you won't end up misleading or confusing people. |
mfm04622:Read my earlier post, I ve been in and out of Dubai Ten different times between 2012 and 2017 on trade visits. Am even planing on taking my daughter down there for summer camp this year. So your "look well before jumping" advice isn't meant for me. READ my earlier post on this topic and you will understand my rationality. Besides I have lived in libya, Cairo, Algiers, Qatar before so am kind of an expert in these Sahara and Gulf Arab migration talks. |
MidasTouche01:She is missing, presumably kidnapped for RANSOM. last time I checked kidnapping is a punishable crime under Nigeria constitution; regardless who the victim is or what the victim's folks may or may not have be involved with. For now that's all we need to know. Now assuming you know their family bio data from Adam to her father, what would you be offering aside commenting on Nairaland. Seems you are not comfortable that she is educated. |
mfm04622:...and consequently NEPA, WATER BOARD, LAASRA, and all worth not MITIGATION factors would help to vaporize that fund... plus including MR. INFLATION. Hundreds of thousands of Nigerians muster up to a million Naira in their various bank accounts at one time or the other in their struggling lives, ...how come successful entrepreneurs are still hard to come by in our communities ![]() Setting off to Dubai attracts within 250k to 750k (depending on current FX crash). Now These bracket sum I stated can't turn you into Dangote in Nigeria. For once let's be realistic. |
ollah1:That's exactly how it is. I been in and out of Dubai nearly Ten times within 2012/2016, purchasing goods and reselling at home. From time to time (trip to trip) I even got job offers but I don't have the qualifications for those openings. Mostly IT related. I normally go on Two weeks tourism visa which permits met to explore beyond my trade intentions. Dubai is not heaven but is way lot better than sitting back in Nigeria malingering. Considering the FX rate which is around Dh1 to 130Naira, almost any kind of job you do in Dubai (as a resolution) will still make your bank account in Nigeria swell within Two to Four years. Dubai is a TOURIST DESTINATION and a SMART CITY so to there is High demand for labour workers (...50% vacancies which goes to immigrants from their immediate neighbouring countries like Indians, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Philippines, etc) Shop attendant (front desk sales person or store cleaners) earn around Dh1,500 to Dh1,800 while security jobs (CCTV operator or GATE Manning) earn around Dh2,500 to Dh 4000 per month. Of course accommodation and transportation is provided Remember one American ($) dollar officially exchanges for 3.6 Dubai Dirham (Dh). So in a way working in Dubai (even as a low-end employee) can be rewarding. Up to 70% of our brother lounging aimlessly in Dubai is simple because they don't have relevant job qualification. So the enigma "Dubai to be" or "Not to be" arouse and persist mainly because many, many people living in Dubai for years cannot compile and presents these basic facts I hinted (or more) in a useful manner for our intending Nigerian immigrants. Research well and you won't regret migrating to Dubai. |
GaggleNSwallow:You didn't get the CONNECTION, or did you ![]() Of course you did. You just want to play "semantic gymnastic" People like you are filled with hatred for Islam so much that you could combust in the middle of Antarctica. And I can understand plights: despite all the conspiracy and propaganda, Islam remains the fastest growing religion in the world. No? Then why else are you all going berserk over it ![]() |
Nowenuse:Fallacy. |
princessayesha:salaam alykum mallama, please do read it, it's an eye opener. |
princessayesha:Don't mind him, he is a bloody lying pervert. Shege Dan banza. wanene ubanka ha negeriya? Baka yisaba ka yi de matan hausawa. Shege dan dawudu. |
[quote author=princessayesha post=56557419]If I bring u Bible verses that talks about killing unbelievers now you will say it has been repealed....I keep wondering, who is the person authorised by God to amend the Bible? [/quote THE BIBLE IS MORE VIOLENT THAN THE QURAN source: www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=124494788 |
Yorobastard:Do you know what is called "treason"? I mean not just the dictionary meaning but the world accepted definition. Do you understand that the penalty for treason is death anywhere in the world? Okay, so when you renounce Islam as a religion in a land or society govern by Islamic law - this amounts to TREASON. And the penalty is death. Please tell a Russian or Cuban to renounce COMMUNISM in their native land then see what will follow. Comprehend? |
See? See how everyone avoided commenting when I stated the obvious in my earlier post above. Two first ladies and yet no justice for little Khadija (the raped infant) While one first lady can be excused as a result of being caught up in fear and delima of what fate would befall her so termed "vegetable " husband... ...the other (second) first lady has no excuse whatsoever as her vice president husband is so vibrantly alive and functioning that he could still combine his PASTORAL calling with his executive duties. and yet this first (or is it second) lady has not been able to effect any meaningful, laudable action for Justice for the violated toddler. Yet our "quick to bash" fellow Nairalanders have remained mute. Who is fooling who ![]()
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A woman is helping in the cover up of the rape of a SIX MONTH OLD baby by "not helping to expose and prosecute the culprits". This woman happens to be the wife of a SENIOR PASTOR at the RCCG, This pastor also happens to be the VICE PRESIDENT of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. https://www.nairaland.com/3774936/6-month-old-baby-raped-husband-mothers ...and the best you lot can do is quibble about some juvenile who got pregnant outside a legitimate union. They have cast spells on everyone, the entire 180 million population are in bondage.
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vabok:you are not sane |
LexngtonSteele:Sometimes am tempted to say the whole country is insane. It's amazing and same time ridiculous to say that up to this point... ...despite the two first ladies of the nation and several all worth-not personalities taking selfies and making glamorous appearance with this poor girl... despite this absurd publicity not a single photo or even mugshot of the culprit has been published. No details about his identity despite he was reported to have boasted he can't be touched. And yet personalities as high as the two first ladies are aware. The identity of the pedophile cum lunatic remain undisclosed. Even the bunch of ever inquisitive Nairalanders don't seem perturbed by the government shadowy response. God is watching. |
FRANKOSKI:Some are even ready to sacrifice their blood relation for that post. Hypocrites. |
tonychristopher:Is that how "worshipping" is described in your holy book. So tribes can't have their various different ways of showing honours ![]() It must be your own style everyone will use. |
Sleezwizz:Correct talk |
BabaCommander:Much more bigger, older, community respected, Pastors, Imams, bank managers, directors, artists, traders, entrepreneurs etc etc and general citizens of this world do this to their boss (bread provider) every single day. Don't term it personal or sycophantic. We all saw how people glorified Donald Trump during (post election) White House job posting |
slawomir:...you sound high already |
veekid:Yes o
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NwamaziNwaAro:Why does your religion (whose name I won't mention) "encourages" this kind of thinking ![]() Your mother is a witch.... your father is a wizard... your sister is ogbanje.... etc etc Religion is suppose to rid people of fetish thinking through their submission and acceptance that no destiny is fashioned behind the knowledge of the supreme lord. But a particular religion seem to thrive on the illusion that other powers exists, thereon using this to coerce it's followers into seeking (and paying) for protection, deliverance and salvation Na wa for this religion o. |
irepnaija4eva:What (on earth) can be more profitable than scheming and milking revenues gotten from Oil Wells in Ibo land ![]() These people (you tagged as wailers) are getting paid big time. $$$ Better join them or (as they say), stay back with them, since you can't beat them.
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anethcharly:Yes o my bro. Make Oyinbo them know say we go school. Abi how you see am? Have a lovely day. |
A more appropriate step is for the guy to be psychologically evaluated before being tried in court. The guy may be a criminal but he also looks psychopathic. Possibly drug abuse or trauma from juvenile childhood. The police may learn one or two things from the result that would help them in both preventing and resolving youth crimes like this one. It's all about patten and trend. once The Law identifies this "mode operandi" they would always be a step ahead of criminals. Crime management isn't always about slamming culprits azz in the penitentiaries. PREVENTION is better than DETENTION far as crime victims are concern. |
dhope001:Am sorry. Really not my style to be rude or vulgar. I was just being caught by this Nairaland "bashing syndrome". Please forgive me. May God bless your children from generation to generation (Amen). |
Diamondville:No! I meant what i actually wrote: The DYE has (long) been caste. I would like to believe you understand the (English language) meaning of the expression "dye has been caste". In that case thank you. |
bandol:I thought the world most respected Christian leader, the POPE, said even some who do not believe in the religion (of Christ) will see the kingdom of God (based on their good deeds on earth) ...while equally adding that not all those who follow Christ will make it to paradise; (and that's probably considering their unholy ways in this world) But reading this your 2cents about President Buhari now got me wondering... ...any and all GOOD DEEDS outside of religion (of Christianity) is vain ![]() |
tydi:true talk but the foundation has already been destroyed. BH doesn't know God |
wristbangle:Forget MONIKER, face the problem at hand. BH are back for real. |
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