₦airaland Forum

PatrickOkunima:
Wrong. The reason AK47 is preferred is reliability. Unlike most rifles, AK rarely jams. If you dip AK in mud, bring it out and fire, it will answer you. Most assault rifles wont.

Just so you know, not all AK rifles are produced in Russia. Even in Nigeria here, we produce (assemble) AK.

owagbeba:
I understand you. Try also to understand the guards predicament. If it’s here, the guards won’t open without authorization from inviter, CSO or estate exco

Because of kidnappers in police uniform, the president here have instructed the guards at gate not to open to men in uniform without authorization from him or CSO.

ehmmy11:
What’s the model and year of your car pls

ashafson:
My car has the same problen,been searching for solution but havenot gotten.
Someone told me that its the sensors that need to be cleaned, other say its the gear oil. Im just cnfused.
If anyone has an experience on this issue pls help.
Tnx

Kingdemu:
This guy right here is making more sense than all those imbecilic folks arguing that a ball joint can't/doesn't snap when car is on speed. Thing is, when a ball joint snaps off on speed, vehicle skids off the road into oncoming traffic, bush, or a river and cause of accident is now attributed to something other than it.

udemzyudex:
As long as the mobo is powering on, then nothing is wrong with your laptop power ic.

I don't understand the part you said the laptop will not work without battery,does it mean it doesn't power on with charger but only the battery.

When you connect the charger, do you notice the white notification light on the charger port? Is the charging port OK, no broken pieces around the hole?

nas00:
Hmm... 'Drags' needs to be more clearly explained.

- Does it mean the car slips into neutral before finally switching to the next gear? (In that case, you hear a revving sound from the engine in-btw and car stalls )

- Does the car struggle to move or jerk when changing gears?

What ATF did you use?

Have you scanned the car?

chatinent:
Hello,

Thanks for sharing your piece.

I loathe working in privately owned whatever...and for schools? It's a no no....except it is my establishment.

Why?
Most of them are trash! No job security! A stupid director who has zilch relating to the expertise or experience, but just because he is related to the boss could just wake up one morning and relief you of your duties without payment for not greeting him by prostration even if it is remaining a day to complete the month! Or sack you as lady for refusing his advances.

You can also get sacked for refusing to steal for the director...that is if you work in the finance department!

Some of them will owe you for months and be exploring subtle means to sack you! It makes people be at the mercies of these good-for-nothing ingrates seeing themselves as demi-gods.

I hate to admit this but I verily pity young jambites teaching while they wait for their results, or those who those directors feel they are giving an opportunity. Those girls are often exploited sexually...and they can't leave!

Just look at how sb who stood for his rights was served! And you know the bad thing about it, you hardly win a law case on it due to its dearth of statutory flavour.

The ₦50k to them is ₦1bn...sth that cannot even satisfy one in a month! My heart goes out to the majority being paid ₦10k yet overworked like a prosecuted donkey!

I incite you to take to freelancing now! Get busy working from home.

Nigeria has failed.

Nigeria should be given to charity.

femarse:
I get your premise while it's looks right , it's wonderfully wrong , when the first generation scammer came out , the transfer the proceed to their account and 90% of them were caught ...so what happened? They got smart and stop getting cash from you, what did they do? They either move your money to opay if they successfully log into your bank app or buy stuff online if it was card fraud

...mostly it's card fraud, if they buy things with card , charge back takes 180days , by then , you would have forgotten about the transaction, if they transfer to opay ...it's gone for life , opay does not have the requisite Data to track anybody, and sometimes they transfer to post agent and get cash , that way , the money is gone forever, you will only put the innocent pos agent in trouble..for the online thingy when card is used , mostly the merchant will not want to release fund as they have parted with good

Your wrong premises is the reason why u have not seen any not able arrest and prosecution because there are many loop holes that this money got taken without a physical identity ....also NCC is the number one culprit ...How we are unable to identify the owner of the phone number used for the call still baffled me

Ayomivic:
Sorry to say. On my own opinion, I think the banks are helping in the spread of this yahoo yahoo of a thing. The banks are encouraging fraudsters to say the fact. I have been thinking of this for many days. How can someone presents himself as a banker in your bank to defraud one of your customer his or her hard earned and you know the account you pay to, the photograph of the person that received the money at other end in your system, his address, all the information you needed to apprehend the criminal but all you can say to the victims is sorry. That is pure wickedness on the part of banks and that was the reason these fraudsters are continue to multiply in numbers.

A criminal should be treated as criminal. If he knows he is the owner of the money that enter his account that has evidence of the sender,let him be simmons by police to defend his money and if he has nothing to defend himself ,let him face the wort of the law.

If one or two people had been arrested and the money is recover to the right source. Believe me no body would claimed to be yahoo boy in this country

But in Nigeria ,the banks are protecting the fraudster and not the genuine clients

The banks should be the one that would make sure the fraudster is apprehend to protect their business. Today many people are scared of putting money in banks ,we put money in bank because we believe our money is saved there but not the banks of today. Your money is open to fraudster if it is in bank.

May be if many people refused to use bank again ,banks would realized that the fraudster is after them not only the customers

pocohantas:
1) From bankers. Most tellers that handle your day to day transactions are contract staff. Sadly they are the least paid too. So they have made peace with the fact that they are not recognized hiand have no hope climbing up. As such they do any quick runs to get by. Not forgetting marketers, they could be a handful too.

2) From useless children. You will be shocked that at least 50% of fraudulent withdrawals on accounts of elderly people are carried out by/in connivance with their kids or caregivers.



As long as it moves from one account to the other, it can easily be recovered or at least traced to someone who knows someone.

The process is to cry abi report like she just did. A lot would be dependent on the cooperation of the beneficiary’s bank. Cases are always easier to treat if it is within same bank.



The second you admit you gave out your sensitive details, you take the blame off the bank. Not like bankers do not know that customers compromise their details in such cases, but then, you admitting it makes it a whole lot easier for them to commot head.

Isaacmacdon:
Sense Is far from you.

SeaTrade:
I think the solution is simple,
Why don't CBN open just forex operational branches across the 36 states of the nation to serve the legitimate needs of forex across the country and eliminate both banks and Aboki,rather sell to legitimate users directly?
If they do this,no more round tripping for banks and denying end users forex.
This will rapidly crash rates.
Let them do something unorthodox for once and stopp all this bs.

Willie2015:
And you think the Banks wont sell to BDC....
And make clean profit without stress...
Dats blood money for the Banks....
CBN is simply makin policies to favor d Banks...
Let every other users go to HELL...
Have you forgotten the $153 million dollars Fidelity Bank Saga....

Adamma91:
from FIRS office near you

OChimex:
I doubt.. if this wonderful policy will work in a country where almost everybody is a dumb criminal and the system, so dirty.

The banks will systematically turn it to cash out... by making a long list of requirements, which will in turn cause uneccmessary delays and turn most people who need it expressly to seek quick forex from BDC.

But funny, if you make it so easy to obtain, greedy Nigerians or BDC will buy it off from the banks and hoard it thereby causing artifical scarcity.

The problem of nigeria are Nigerians who have made the system so dirty that no matter how hard you try going thru the system godly, you must get stained by the dirts..

temmym4:
I am currently having this issue with mine.
Although all my instrument cluster including speedometer works very fine.

The problem i have is Late Gear shift from. 1 to 2 except i take my leg off the throttle briefly before it shifts. Other gears seems to work pretty fine. Could it be a sensor or my gear is dying?

ryfoz:
Guys pls how much does Access bank charge per dollar currently cos I'm trying to make an order but it's saying insufficient amount.

Only Access bank users pls. It's urgent

Akintundexxy:
I've always had this strong passion becoming a political analyst,both for Nigeria and world politics. It's what I love to do. I'm 23, an undergraduate and I also write;don't know if the aforementioned is necessary but someone might want to refer.