₦airaland Forum

erico2k2:
DO you even know what 50% means??

It's not 50%, it's 42%.

thebosstrevor1:
Cover your shame.

Many Nigerians work in tech in Germany.... stop spreading lies...don't let lies eat you up just because you want people to see where you are living as heaven on earth....from my little observation, i didn't even see one Nigerian in tech( programming)

This is what i saw, the very few Nigerians i saw working in some of the tech companies were doing repetitive jobs, (arranging orders), customer service, that is lowest job...long hours and low pay.

Another set of Nigerians i met were the club djs, and MCs in clubs and obviously Nigerian students.

So stop hyping nonsense.

Guy if you don't know something, ask. Stop arguing blindly, geez. Nigerians who study tech in Germany are getting English jobs already even before completing their studies. I already know of about 6 Nigerians at the moment who even got direct blue card visa from Nigeria to work in Berlin.

erico2k2:
Thats how it is in the west, they pay no notice to certificate, infact I have never seen a JOB that requires you to be masters degree holder

You are so wrong.

thebosstrevor1:
Yeah low paying jobs...continue to deceive yourself

My guy you are wrong. Almost all tech guys I know here who can't speak German are getting jobs. Within the last 1 year, a number of Nigerians have been trooping in to Berlin with direct blue cards to work as software engineers and they work with English.

Joysticks:
If Europe is good why are Nigerians with legal papers doing fraud and stealing?Why can't they work and make legitimate income?
Why are most Nigerians languishing in various prisons for crimes across Europe if those countries are greener in pastures?

Because those Nigerians are greedy.

theenchanter:
oga, leave matter for mathias jare.

Nor be juju be dis?

Just30:
Actually Tunisia did in 2019.

So where is the confusion coming from? Can't find Tunisia anywhere else apart from your link. Even Southafrican links and UK reports as well as VOA says Nigeria is the first African country to adopt the Digital currency.
There's something either of us is missing here.

Just30:
it's not true that Nigeria started.

After Tunisia or so did it, ECOWAS decided to take a cue in their biannual monetary Union meetings and made the decision to launch e-currencies in order to make the convergence easy.


Anyway you didn't answer the question... Learn to answer questions and stop being emotional...

Actually every report I read, both foreign and local, states that Nigeria is the first country in Africa to launch the Digital currency.
Many reports states that only 5 countries have adopted it prior. None mentioned Senegal or Tunisia.

Nwaotu10:
Same was obtainable with me as a private school teacher. I had to quit the job to stable my mental health.

I'm currently jobless, and looking out for driving job.
If I could get a driving job anytime sooner, it'd prevent me from this impending doom.
19/03/2022

Since you were a teacher, look out for home lesson jobs. There are some that could pay you up to 30 thousand naira to teach more than one child in a family. You can get more than one of those jobs. Start with that while applying for other jobs.
If you kill yourself, how does it solve anything? We don't really know what entails after death. I don't see how you gain anything by killing yourself tho.

vaxx:
this is the building Ghana donate for AFCTA. It might not be as tall as yours , but surely it passes the beauty lens than yours ..

Nice one, now you are talking.

Kazikazi:
Ppf towers,Dar es salaam. 100% gov owned.

Nice pictures, it seems Tanzania is doing well in terms of building infrastructure. I am impressed. It is my desire that African countries generally should do well and Tanzania from these pictures have some nice places I'll love to tour and relax in some day.

Toni19:
Change your thinking.

Don't remain poor.
Get rich or die trying.

Enjoy your gala and pure water.
I am here flexing with my family on cruise ship and I love God for his blessings over my family.

Where did jesus ever tell you in the bible to get rich or die trying?

isan:
That semifinal against south africa was something else south Africa came to play on that day , the way Nigeria transition from defense to attack was quick and beautiful ikidi was unplayable and the referee also denied us a clean penalty after a swift counter attack

They had their problems then, but the best thing about that team was their movements on and off the ball. Their movements and transition from defence to attack was excellent.

Kazikazi:
Son,where is that wealth hidden? In agbogbloshie, that rich suburb of Accra?

Ghana has resources such as gold. I believe they have more resources than Tanzania so it is not far fetched to believe they have a higher GDP or output than Tanzania. Probably Tanzania is less corrupt than Ghana and many African countries.

jl115:
Maybe start reading the articles and you'll understand why the figures are different

If you are speaking of indirect deaths, then those have other factors to be considered. You were dishonest in your initial post saying Boko Haram killed 360 thousand people. You should have said Boko Haram has killed about 30,000 people in total and an additional 330 thousand have died indirectly as well due to the poverty and hunger in IDP camps. None would have argued with that.

jl115:
Maybe start reading the articles and you'll understand why the figures are different

So what article do you want me to read here? I have read the article and I gave you the link. 20,000 people altogether were reported to have been killed as at 2018. In 2017 about 900 people in total were killed which was slightly higher than 2016. All of these are in that article.

jl115:
yeah again...ill stick with official UN figures vs some random Nairalander

This is from the BBC news in 2018:

Mostly focused in north-eastern Nigeria, the conflict has reportedly left around 20,000 dead and displaced at least two million.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-42735414.amp&ved=2ahUKEwi9wMyz1OfzAhVN_KQKHck9ClUQFnoECAMQAQ&usg=AOvVaw1aQK86s_0V_dMDbp9SNGSg&ampcf=1

Are you saying between 2018 to 2021, Bokoharam killed 340 thousand people?

jl115:
those figures are from the UN.... And I believe the UN more than I believe a random person on Nairaland

Then the UN is wrong. 1000 people dying every week would have made Bokoharam the deadliest terrorist in the world at the time and made those Nigerian states totally ungovernable. Some things don't add up at all.

The best way to prove this UN data is to give me at least 3 reports where Bokoharam killed 1000 people in a day in Nigeria. If you cannot give me this report, then your data makes no sense.

jl115:
yeah i don't care about your opinion bru

Yeah but you are not on ground. The best is to use your head. Even in the middle east, 360 thousand people dying in 12 years would be argued. Learn to question data, you don't accept everything hook, line and sinker. The very active period of Boko Haram was between 2011 to 2018, where they killed many and displaced thousands. Even in 2015 the group suffered some serious set backs for much of that year. Killing thousands and thousands every week (going by your data) within that time frame should have marked the end of Nigeria.
It is unbelievable that you believe in this propaganda.

vaxx:
what I need to show is development not necessarily ""beautifool"" pictures

Tell him to show us their market city center. The above pictures are simply market City center.

He gave you sky scrappers and luxurious terrains, give him tit for tat. For instance Lagos has crazy market city centers, but if I were to reply to that post, I would rather post the business districts of Victoria Island in Lagos as a response to his post in that context.

Just30:
West African cities are better developed infrastructurally than any city in East Africa. So I don't know what you are talking about

Good, but your man should have shown those better developed cities as a retort and not the stuff he posted. You don't see the East Africans posting their shanties here even though they probably have more of it than West Africa.

vaxx:
This is not Accra .....

Hmm this one is a bit better. Don't get me wrong, I love Ghana so much that's why I would have preferred you posted more beautiful pictures of Ghana ( of which there are many) as a counter to the beautiful pictures of Tanzania, the Tanzanian guy posted.

vaxx:
The word fake here only exist in your head.

We have done picture contest more time but you

You are never contempted.

This are random pictures, it is not even Accra

Ouch mehn. We West Africans have to improve on our infrastructure and the look of our cities. Dayum, warrisdis? You should have just posted Accra.

BascoVanVeli:
Are we sacking the coach or not No need for the grammar

The coach needs to be sacked though and I pray that would be the result of the long sermon there, because the coach has shown himself to be clueless. Omagbemi was way better than this.

jl115:


https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/6/24/northeast-nigeria-conflict-killed-more-than-300000-children-un

If this report is true, I am not sure Bokoharam killed that number only in Nigeria. Remember they operated in four countries though. Killing 360 thousand people would mean that they at least once or twice killed more than 1000 people in a day. I can't remember hearing such and so I doubt this report. If you had said they killed 100,000 in total that would be more believable.

MisterKennedy:
You're welcome dear.

Please call me, text me or WhatsApp me. Here's my number dear 08100553547

Your own na just woman. The topic sef nor even consign you .

Jochabed:
Kia! You clearly don't understand.

Celebs gives us their services ( musicians, comedians, actors, etc) and we willingly buy them. When they are not performing, they can only stay relevant by showing off on social media, it's part of their job to stay relevant. Are you saying a pastor is also in this league?

Charx122:
They have lousy wealthy people and calm ones

I don't think you get it. What you boast of indicates where your heart lies. Example is Hushpuppi, for him wealth was primarily about Gucci and stuff like that.
When you listen to truly wealthy people talk, they speak more about their accomplishments and investments, even the proud ones. Boasting about material things is poverty mentality and even Jesus said it. Where your treasure is, there your heart also lies.

Jochabed:
Asin eh! I tire o. But if it's their favorite celeb na so so hailing them go dey hail. Abeg, their hypocrisy get masters.

So are pastors now competing with celebs?

CoolJulian:
He seems to be a coward too.

He is just like Rohr. It seems only Dutch coaches understand our style of football in general. Nigeria generally plays attacking football, we've only lacked some real balance when it came to defending tactically. But these coaches take their negative approach to a whole new level.

CoolJulian:
They're all mediocre!

Exactly, even the Ghanian team was mediocre. The falcons were disappointing with their negative, directionless football. No tactics, no style, nothing in terms of a robust attacking play, it's shameful.

Sukkyy2010:
I think I'm stucked up though
I just want to be sure if it gonna be smart move for me and also to be sure of the fact that I won't regret risking my six figure business for the training and end up realize that the skill is overhype

what skill is that?