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This is too harsh!!! They didn't steal the money. They merely sold their newly minted cash to willing buyers for a small margin. EFCC should focus more on the main thieves. The women were just doing their normal hustle. Imagine forfeiting a whopping N3.8m to FG at this time. Some POS operators are the ones sustaining their families. Nigerian courts should have human face when dispensing judgment to the poor. |
Whether you like it or not, it seems that Obi lack some elements of leadership and people's management skills. I doubt if he would aspire for the presidency in 2027. This is why APC is focusing on PDP, to decimate PDP and Atiku. PDP and Atiku are considered more formidable opponent than Obi. Mr.Obi has lost both steam and momentum and trying to rally Nigerians to his side in 2027 would be extremely difficult. |
See quality jerseys and how the jerseys fitted the players. I love their jerseys |
The fact that I haven't visited Paris is still a mystery to me ![]() |
He can ask the conclave to elect him as pope ![]() The atire looks good on him. |
chatinent:Majority don't even come back with any accent. They still come back with their heavy Ibadan, Anambra or Delta accents. ![]() |
Rich parents would still pay for their kids without bathing an eyelids. Go to top secondary schools in Nigeria and see how the UK universities are "cashing " out from some "ignorant" rich parents during school's career days and "study abroad " events. These universities will sell non existent "opportunities" to parents and tell them of numerous opportunities that abound after their wards must have finished their studies in their universities. With the hopelessness some parents have about the future prosperity of Nigeria, most would key into the promises made by the foreign universities and pay the hefty sums. At the end, the child would start struggling to land the lowest of the jobs in UK. Those unfortunate to get anything would return home to come back to their parents, waiting for their parents to use connections to place them into any juicy government agencies or private sector. |
The kind of news I hear in this country ehh?? Is NSA and police aware of this new? See how the victim narrated the encounter as if it was nothing ![]() Police should go after the guy to get more information about their group and other groups of terrorists. Anyway, our security system and intelligence seems to be in parallel lines. |
There is no way Ibori will not defect to APC. All his political children are there, making grounds for him to enter. He may be the one that orchestrated the whole defections, considering his closeness to Tinubu |
Let me comment because of your dad. Give it to fathers. A father can do anything to see his son succeed. Your father would be happier staying in his house at old age, being able to walk around his compound without anyone disturbing him. Being in your own house at old age is quite soothing and reassuring, even if you don't have much at that time. As people have advised you, UK is no more "profitable " as a japa destination. Lots of nigerians that have graduated have returned back to Nigeria empty because of inability to secure a job that could keep them back in the country. Are you going there to study one of those business or arts course that cannot guarantee any meaningful job? Are you a first class student that has the potential to compete for the highly competitive graduate entry positions? If you are just an average student who believes in ordinary hustle power to succeed in the UK, then think twice. Your father's pain would be minimal if he is living in his house at old age, while you may be struggling to make it in life. At least, he still has his house to cherish and bequeath to you when he passes on. The pain would be worse if had sold his house and you have nothing to show later after your studies. Please, explore alternative funding for your japa or better still, keep hopes alive in Nigeria and continue hustling. If you are a first class or second class upper graduate, keep applying to companies in Nigeria, especially in their graduate recruitment exercises. The fact that you are not comfortable with your father selling off his properties is a good one. |
Rufai and LP sha ![]() |
He is in the good books of the APC establishment in Lagos state. So, no shaking ![]() E-money, Obi Cubana and Yul enjoys goodwill from APC establishment in Lagos because of their subtle support. |
It seems that some people are still bent on stopping BAT in 2027 ![]() |
See what a former senator is saying Just imagine ![]() So, they go into the national assembly with the hope of making money ![]() |
Our hospitals ? ![]() Is it that our government cannot afford to fund a decent health centers? Any sight of some public hospitals disgusts me. See how the place looks like abandoned heath center. |
I wonder the kind of mind people get to buy open and cut out things from Abokis. You will see people buying cut out watermelon, pineapple and other fruits. I buy things from Abokis but not something that has been cut open. I buy and go to my house and peel them after washing in steam water. I do not buy suya again from Aboki. Just ask yourself where the Aboki takes his meat to after each days work? He goes to an uncompleted building and under bridge, where rats and other rodents would feast on them. In the night, he set up his suya fire and starts roasting again!!. I buy suya from the Abokis in the hotel, eatery or joints not those on the street corners |
The name, "moremonee" doesn't sound digital. Name matters in everything. You don't give a child a name that sound awkward within his or her environment or his tribe. Fintech is a "tribe" and names of firms in the industry are formed to indicate that. |
That location is a prime area within the Ikeja GRA. There is no way the developer would not have obtained the full necessary permit, including CofO to put up that edifice. He must have paid all the necessary fees and approvals. The only exception is building what was not approved. If I were the lawyers, I would check if what the developer built was consistent with the approved plan. If not, they have grounds to take legal action. The building permit could even be revoked on that basis alone. People in Nigeria are fond of altering building plans and make modifications after obtaining permits. |
They should have done the right thing since they were legally given the child to care for. Why tried to game the system to claim what doesn't belong to you? I feel for them. Pray for those all TTC. It is never an easy journey. |
Eniolohunda:The guy go wait tire na. Most Nigerians don't do research before going to UK to study big fancy programs. Some have finished the so called programs that usually start with, "Applied" this and "Appplied" that, without any hope of getting a job in their fields. It's even worse in Canada. There are some that have finished their masters and gone back to do one year PSW or any other support work programs in colleges to land a job. |
Whoever is handling this Vanguard newspaper's blogging section is not doing a detailed research and evidence- based reporting. ![]() If you are Nigerian with intention of studying in UK, Canada and any Western country with intention of seeking Job opportunities, with good chance of success, consider vocational and diploma programmes in health and trades. Licensed or Registered Practical nursing Medical Laboratory Technology Radiography Technology Physician Assistant Social Services Worker program Personal Support Worker Gerontology and Palliative Caregiving Mental Health and Addiction Phlebotomy Technician Blue-collar Trades Courses Hands on IT certification and training |
EFCC are just chasing shadows. These guys looks more like the marketing team of CBEX. The real face behind CBEX are G-boys and conmen. |
OkanlawonB:Of course, there is always an exception. Blacks that were born there stands shoulder to shoulder with the native. The population I had in mind are people that are interested in migrating or to study in Germany. Vocational and trades profession jobs are easier to get than the high precision tech jobs and highbrow streets business and finance jobs |
Love800:It's not a well paid job in Nigeria. We are talking about Germany, here. However if you are lucky to study Mortuary Science at a diploma level (vocational) in any Western countries, including Germany, you are guaranteed a job. |
Those jobs takes time to come and not everyone , especially blacks that study the program would be lucky to land the so called high-paying jobs. As an immigrant, vocational and trades skills qualifications would help you with securing decent job than parading a high class degrees and postgraduate degrees. You stand far better chance of securing jobs in Germany if you study vocational nursing or other health care related programs at diploma levels, tech programs at vocational level and trades skills programs at diploma level. |
Shocking that Okocha did not have any international club laurel to his name apart from the African cup of Nations and Olympics |
I dont like the way this man is going about this holier than thou attitude For God's sake, you are a politician and not different from most of your colleagues. Even though I used to be your fan, Nigerian politicians have made me to believe that they are all the same. It is now a case of who is worse than the other person Whoever that is not in power will be sermonizing on how to make the country better |
Exam wey Dino sef pass ![]() |
No try Oshodi touts. The amount of energy those guys dissipates, pursuing moving vehicles to collect money, can power the State. |
I grew up with it and I am not ashame of it ![]() If I am alone, I do it unconsciously but when with people, I behave. ![]() The milk and milo at the bottom of tea are best clean off with final dip. Not my fault |
Inferiority complex....black people always like creating scenes. I hope he is not a Nigerian? My mind tells me that he must be one. ![]() |
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