₦airaland Forum

poj:
suspecting a foul play. ppl knowing Didi surfacing immediately, is this a coincidence or what? just curious

MrsAdeniyi:
hello,you could refer to Ayobami Ogundele on Facebook ,i bought a highlander for 1.2 million through her ,she is custom officer , you guys would discuss better when you message her,i think i tried helping.

angryhumanbeing:
i wrote a letter last yr, dats wen the area manager came to return me to my desk but since then, the manager has been more hostile.

MrSocrate:
My course mate and a good friend who has a Bsc. Zoology (2.1) cert. and currently teaching in a private school and will complete his Msc course work this April and has started his project, just got a contract job in one of the Nigerian banks and wishes to abandon the programme, is pleading for honest and sincere advice from matured and experienced N'landers. Pls your advice is greatly appreciated

ronald4ever:
There are no jobs in Dubai, nothing reasonable is happening there. The unemployment rate in UAE is high and not dissimilar to what's obtainable in Nigeria. There's a higher probability of succeeding in Nigeria than in the UAE.

The salary structure is poor and so is the poor living standard. It's only the citizens that lives a better lives due to government policies enacted to assist them and the social welfare in place. Unskilled immigrants in Dubai could hardly feed properly or afford decent homes.

There's really no specific place to go for greener pasture in this 21st century. Really one can make a living for themselves irrespective of their location. Life it's not about where you are domiciled but what you're doing for a living and how committed one is to their profession.

However, if it's not Canada, US, UK or Europe then there's no point to travel out. Even then, if one is coming without a proper planning or hoping to live here illegally then they had better not come.

Shukran:
Don't fall a victim, I live work in dubai. There a lot of scammers around... Why must you quote the amount you have? If have a sponsor you don't need any money to move to dubai and settle because your sponsor will pay for you everything as per your contract and the Labour law. Be warned!!!

Emmytrill:
This is a true life personal experience and a great testimony.

If not for the grace of God, i don't know where i would have been by now, maybe heaven or hell

On this very day, i went to the Immigration office at Ramat park area, Ikpoba Hill Benin to pick up my passport. The thought of travelling out of the country for the first time was overwhelming. A colleague of mine before i left to pick up the passport gave me 13k to help him pay into the bank.

Because of the enthusiasm within me, i wanted to collect the passport first, then pay the money into the bank on my way back. To show that God is in deed meciful and my mama prayer no dey go in vein a spirit just told me why not pay in the money first since you will pass through the bank. My brothers and sisters, i heeded to my instinct, and that saved my life as you will soon find out.

Getting to the Immigration with all the stress and waiting, i finally got my passport o and i was ecstatic! Na first time na . On my way back, i boarded a bus to ring road. i couldnt take my hands off the the passport as i was looking at it left, right and centre. I observed that a more advanced lady sitting close to me was just looking at the passport i was holding and smiling. For my mind i say watin dey worry this one, , she never see who hold passport before?

Immediately i alighted from the bus, and was walking to board another one, i heard someone calling Bros! Bros! Bros!. i turned and the lady came to me and said ''Bros, na u sitdown near me just now, my 13k dey miss from my pocket'' Mogbe, for ring road of all places . i just calmly asked her, did you see me branch anywhere else, she said no, and i told her i'm ready to be searched and i don't have your money. At this time, people were already gathering ooo and she was beginning to raise her voice! see embarrasment of the century! I was still pleading my innocence when i saw a Civil Defence Officer and i beckoned on him to please come to my aid.

The man called us and was asking us what the problem is all about. I explained all i knew and the lady did same, insisting i took her money from her pocket , See a whole me with a good job, just because i take public transport!

The security guy then asked the lady, ''you sure say this well dressed young boy take your money?'' she said yes! just then, the agberos around were already waiting to pounce on me! probably to burn me alive. my mind quickly went to Allu 4 at Uniport . Then the security man told the lady that if she should search me, and they don't find the money, she will be seriously dealt with and if its found on me, i will go in for it! What if i didn't pay in that 13k? would they have allowed me to explain anything?

Just then, the lady started sturtering that it should not be like that, blah blah blah. The officer became angry with her that she just put my life on the line by accusing me falsely. The market women that have already gathered also started causing the lady, telling her that she wanted to cause the death of an innocent young man! The officer just told me to make sure i thank God enough because i would have just been lynched to death . i was too dumbfounded to even utter any word. I just looked up and said thank you Jesus and walked away. I felt like calling for her arrest there and pressing for charges bothering on false accusation, but the fact that i just escaped death didn't even make me talk.

LESSON LEARNT
1. Always say your prayers before leaving the house. You might know where you are driving to, but you don't know who is driving towards you.
2. Please my fellow nairalanders, always DRESS PROPERLY. My mode of dressing probably gave me some respect. If i was sagging or carrying one dirty hair style, anything could have happened before you say Lalastic....
3. Don't move around with too much cash.

Thank you and God bless.

LadyExcellency:
You don't know what you are talking about.

They Igbo spirit in business is invariable proportional to your claims. Prices of commodities in the east is a function of two things "cost price" and "competition". Scarcity drives the price up because they have been probably denied supply from government quota hence they themselves buy black market from government agents.

ambassadorgozie:
Dis is our Year whether devil wants it or not, we gona conquer!

Acidosis:
I will continue to insult genetically ignorant lots. Until you folks learn to reason beyond sai buhari, I won't stop insulting you all.

MimiHANS:
The prime time is now.
Currently, the application for the 2016 NOUN admission is still on-going.

MimiHANS:
If you are financially buoyant to add to the remaining 14k, you can go ahead. Better still, you can wait till the subsequent semester.

Nonetheless, you 'must' put it in mind that it should be the very first/prime course to register in your subsequent semester.

All the best!

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