₦airaland Forum

chatinent:
It's called rebranding, bro.

telkevog:
[s]Op mind yourself oh! He told he is not registered on nairaland and your calling him a nairalander.

However, what if he is genuine? The only problem I see here is that he is far from you, otherwise he might be real. Getting SARS job can costs you far above that amount in this country(my opinion).[/s]

Maxymilliano:
Save the contact via true-caller to view the email.

Run the email on google search and Facebook for any possible lead to the face behind the mask

Openbusiness4:
Exactly. The OP na learner. He caught a scammer with a shaky grip, like not wearing a grip to hold something slippery. Now d scammer don escape. Many scammers use stolen pix and impersonate identities a lot. So dat might not be d scammer's real pix, or it could be, but nothing to guarantee it. Since he already knew that d guy na scammer from d stupid format d idiot drop, what the OP should have done was to play along to d point dat he asks for d scammer's bank account details, dat he should give him his account details so he can transfer d 20K to him. Assuming he got d guy's bank account details, den he is traceable and his identity can be discovered. Even if he dey use another person's bank account, once they catch that one, they can catch the scammer thru him. But anyhow, at least d OP was intelligent enough not to fall for d dumbest scam trick I have ever read in my life. I was just laughing reading it, looks like a damn comedy. 20K for sarz otp registration, kikikiki, what kinda extremely dumb sheet is dat

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philip0906:
Na you kill am? flying pig...Werey!

ModestGal:
But the girl in the picture looks very hippy now

Difrent:
[s]I hope then YOU WONT DIE because you make it seems these people's death will make you live forever[/s]

AMvanquish:
Hahaha. I laff wella.
Guy , u wan dey payroll too.

Paxxcarl:
stfu stupidity won’t take you anywhere

kingvick09:
WELCOME TO LAGOS

Arrewa:
why are you people filled with hatred and bitterness??

You and I will die one day...

[s]Funtua is up to 80yrs he died as a national Figure!
[/s]
Your heart is filled with hate!!

Majikman:
*sighs *
Different characters on nairaland .

@AngelaEmade ... ur cool . Big ups to you


@flyingpig ... Dude u are d troll of today .

seunmsg:
[s]Death is inevitable and nobody is sure of tomorrow. Stop wishing death on others. So many people who wished Buhari dead in 2015 had since died and Buhari is stil very much alive. Be guided[/s].

seunmsg:
What?

Danielhouston:
The dog belonged to my neighbor that had some mental issues and was always traveling. She was unable to care for the dog, so I decided to take the dog as my own. She got better and decided to move back to France with the dog. Then I had already bonded with the dog and it broke my heart.

The day they were leaving, the dog came to my door and was making noise until I opened. Immediately I opened the door, the dog ran straight to my room and laid on my bed. That had never happened before. We were together until they left for France. I cried so much eh

LibertyRep:
[s]Ina Lilahi wa Ina ilahi rajiun.

May Allah forgive the departed and give the family the fortitude to bear the loss.

Death, the inevitable end of all mortals is enough to teach the current kleptomaniacs some lessons.

This man, most probably will be committed to mother earth tomorrow and I can bet with no fancy coffin, if any.[/s]

PVision2020:
May God grant him eternal rest

Danielhouston:
I remember the day my German flatmate was taking me to do my registration. We were walking on the road and right in front of us, was a man walking his dog. I saw this dog coming towards me and I ran away. My flat mate didn’t even know I was gone.

The dog started barking at me and was trying to chase me but the owner held it with a leash. I was thinking to myself, why the hell is that man walking with a dog on the street? Does he want it to bite somebody?
Apparently, it was totally normal and those dogs don’t bite. They’re playful and you can touch them. I ran from dogs for the first 6 months I was in Germany until I got used to them.

What shocked me was when I saw some people kissing their dogs in the mouth. What? I can’t even let a dog lick my body with that tongue, not to talk of kissing a dog’s mouth or letting a dog lick my lips. I still don’t accept that one. I don’t care. No no no.

Now I love dogs and they love me. Infact, all the dogs I come across, always want to play with me. I did not realize how much I could love a dog, until I had one. The day the dog left me, I cried like a baby. I never imagined I could experience such love from a dog. Love without judgement.

Danielhouston:
If you can get a loan, go for it. Just make sure that you’re provided enough time to pay it back. You can definitely make enough money to pay it back, even while studying. Even if you cannot pay all of it until you get a full time job.

If you stay in student housing which is cheaper, use prepaid phone plan, and don’t get into unnecessary contracts, you can definitely save good money from your student job. There are Nigerian students who became millionaires (in naira), within their first year of study.
This is what I mean by going to a top country vs going to a low budget country. In a top country like Germany, you can make and save money.

Yes, companies are supposed to give priority to German and EU citizens but that’s not always the case. You can get a job if you’re qualified for it, as a non-EU citizen. You stand a better chance if you speak German.

There are graduates making big salaries in Germany. I know a Nigerian guy who studied in UK and works for PayPal in Berlin. His salary is €4,500 a month. His monthly expenses are about €1000 and he can save €3,500.
There are people who make more than that. Some of them are as young as 23 and 25 years old. My close friend is 26 and he makes €8,000 a month, after tax. He’s an entertainment lawyer. He does not know what to do with money. He always says he does not want to live long. He has a list of places he wants to visit, then he plans to donate his money to charity and die.

About moving back to Nigeria to live a good life, it depends on what “good life” means to you. If you have a loan to pay back, don’t expect to have enough money left for that “good life”.

Danielhouston:
Damn... so many likes on my last comment. Nigerians like story sha. I was heartbroken when I visited Nigeria and the level of suffering I witnessed, was very shocking. That country is worse than when I left. I really wanted to make a change and help people but I don’t have the money to help everybody.

I told God to show me what I could do to change people’s lives. I thought about other things I could do, but God had other plans. I stumbled upon this forum and I knew at once, that this was it. I didn’t know I had the gift of words and how putting those words into writing, can impact lives.
God brought me here and showed me what I could do. Money can fix a need, but information can build wealth.

When you get to that place where God is taking you, know that it is for a reason. Don’t get there and forget where you came from. No matter your position in life, there’s always something you can do for someone else.

Now I sound like Obama. Let’s get into some stories.

gramme:
Yes.It is from Jiji