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MackyNaija:Why do you share so much? Asking in good faith. The majority of Nigerians seem to be programmed by default hide information. You are absolutely right. Everyone needs a bit of programming to get ahead in today's world. I just asked someone to learn Jira not quite a week ago. Told her it's an important skill these days. |
MackyNaija:Perfect response. You made my job easier. I'm sure others following the thread will also benefit. Thanks |
What's your advice to those Nigerians who want to Japa but studied sociology/political science or intent to study sociology/political science? I know those courses are no good for the first world, but I'd appreciate if you can explain why they are no good from a first world point of view. I need to show someone who is about to make that deadly mistake as I see it. Thanks |
Tobex4realTobex234:Please what app is this? Beautiful app. Smart choice of investment. STEM rules not commodities/trading like in some backwaters ![]() |
Is the Toyota Sienna a popular vehicle in Canada? Seems it's rarely posted on this thread. Or do the buyers from Nigeria rarely ask for it? If available, how much to land a 2011 to 2016 Toyota Sienna LE 8 seater minivan? |
freeman67:If the remittance is clean nothing to worry about. The EFCC has another name, but most of the EFCC investigators are policemen. They carried over the problem of the police there. According to the law, everyone is entitled to legal representation, my angle is if you suspect trouble, then arm yourself ahead of it, than wait for it to come and start fighting it then. He who prepares in advance ensures a better outcome. Here is what will happen, the bank will file a Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) as required by law. STR reporting is governed by Money Laundering Laws. Who knows better about those laws than lawyers and the bankers who deal with them day in day out? Hope you know just how easy it is to collect personally identifiable information including banking, telecoms and address information about anyone in Nigeria. If you know, you will keep a low profile given the information you have already disclosed. Peace out. |
emmanuelewumi:Too much information to share on a public thread. I'd advise you don't make these details a matter of public record. This is a good occasion to consult a lawyer. |
Is it OK to use the following formula for external/outer wall plaster mix? 1 part cement: 2 part fine sand: 2 part stone dust This is a variation of the 1 part cement: 3 part fine sand formula Key consideration is longevity of the plaster due to exposure to the elements. For internal walls considering 1 part cement: 3 part fine sand: 3 part stone dust Please kindly advise. Thanks |
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Good or bad deal? Got N10m? Can lend for 10 years? MTN will pays you 12.50% You get interest payments only for 7 years, then interest & principal for next 3years. Pro? If rates fall you earn 12% for 10 years Con? If inflation rises or stays above 13%, you lose. Speak with your banker Credit: Kalu Aja @FinPlanKaluAja1
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Personal experience validates this. to test the theory drive on the express at highway speeds on a rainy day problem is doing so puts you and others at risk, so please don't, just accept the advice and move on I thought I was driving a different car until I found a place to stop and rotated the tires as recommended and the problem stopped |
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Several months after reelection. Cabinet about to be formed.
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mapet:I gave examples that were not exact matches. My point was and is that America can go after you whether you are on their soil (Okeke) or not on their soil(Hushpuppi). Grapevine has it that the police officer in question has refused to go for overseas training ever since his partner in crime was nabbed. There is no way to independently verify this. In both cases I cited the common denominator was financial crimes against the US and being Nigerian. I now present you a match in several respects: Adedeji Adeniran. 1. Financial crimes against the US, 2. a Nigerian, 3. who happened to be in Nigeria and 4. was extradited. We should apply the rules the same way irrespective of who is involved. You will say he committed the crimes in the US not Nigeria. Agreed, whereas super cop was in Nigeria when the crime was committed. My response is US law does not care where the crime is committed, it only cares if a crime has been committed from the point of view of US law. Our super cop matches that narrative. That is why the US went after Lawal Olaniyi Babafemi for crimes committed against the US outside the US. I know his partners in crime don't want to be named, so other considerations are coming up. Had he not held that office I am sure sending him there would have been easier for the government. |
Did Obinwanne Okeke commit crime on US soil? Did Hushpuppi commit crime on US soil? If the crime involves the dollar or involves moving funds through the US financial system, it does not matter where the alleged criminal resides, US law enforcement will come for him. Unlike here, they don't mind playing the long game. The last has not been heard of this matter. The President's position will not close the subject. |
Blue wall of silence has been erected around him - anyway it is the blue wall in the US, in Nigeria it is a black wall of silence since the uniform is black
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Could this be deflection strategy? Against going after terror sponsors and against going after the BDCs? |
Validated:There is an element of coercion Mind and action don't match he can escape let him consult a lawyer |
Folahanmi19:Thanks |
Folahanmi19:Did you make a mistake? The name does not resolve |
LagosInter:They say that what is produced for Western Markets is of a different quality from what is made for export to places like Nigeria with lower standards. Unconfirmed though. There is a vast difference between Kia made for US and Kia made for Nigeria. My HVAC repairman says the same about fridges and AC units sold here versus those used units imported from Europe. You may want to research this further. |
UncleJudax:There is cash to be made. My experience too |
udomma1005:A policeman was arrested for using a stolen phone several years later. He claimed he bought the phone but no proof. He eventually admitted he was in possession of a stolen phone. Be begged to be given a chance to compensate the owner monetarily. The only thing saving him from trouble is that he is a policeman and his colleagues have issues prosecuting one of their own. Nothing stops the owner instituting a civil case/fundamental rights against the policeman and making claims based on infringement of property rights. Don't take avoidable risks The courts will not shield the policeman |
33bandit:Anyone that uses that phone becomes an involuntary subject of pattern of life analysis by investigators. In return for a phone that is not worth 100,000.00 Naira he/she hands over a ton of information about himself/herself that would otherwise remain unknown for a phone of dubious heritage with the ever present danger of being connected to crime and subjected to the rigors of an adversarial legal system and with little to no chance of wriggling out. If you must make money from that phone, sell it with a strict instruction "For Parts Only!". A word is enough for the wise. You cannot love someone and gift them trouble! |
33bandit:Phone has IMEI. That's a Greek gift.....there are security implications....don't set someone up for a case that can turn very bad |
tradepunter:This is what should have been done from the very beginning of time. Satellite imagery is wickedly accurate intel |
emmyking24:Sorry brother. Very painful. What touched me is your kindness in sharing the information. God help you recover the loss |
Leviticus 19:15: "You must not be unjust in your judgment. You must not show partiality to the poor or show preference to the rich. With justice you should judge your fellow man." Discriminators par excellence |
chillex8:Are you being overtaken at that speed? |
Piyke:I was approached, congratulations on the recognition.... |
Bzedswift:Nice video Good lighting Loud sound How many minutes a day? How many times for each version? Once a day or twice a day? How long for results to start showing? Thanks for making it, uploading it and putting it up here |
Using the Police is wrong. Using the Army is wrong. Now that it is public, let the other side come out and tell the story. Otherwise please make public your response and his allegations. Tell your lawyer to file a fundamental rights application in your name and publicly paste the process on your Twitter profile |
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