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Remman:There's hardly any Nigerian Prison that hasn't got a prisons farm just so you know. Inmates in Nigeria prisons are always working with hard labour either in a prisons farm or at the Warden farm. Like another person already said, if prisoners build roads for free, millions of job seekers will remain jobless plus politicians and contractors will be the biggest beneficiaries not the masses. Ronu or whatever that mindless interloper is called makes no sense when critically examined. |
Musty112:So the unprofessional attitude and disposition of the men wheeling the injuried player is okay to you? |
This is the kind of country some stupid guy was mocking me to return to. Return to Nigeria for what exactly I refuse to be part of this confusion. |
My wife was with her last week as part of her work engagement. I usually see her and other ward councillors inspecting ongoing city beautiful projects. Here politicians work not loot. Her husband is a Senator and most likely sponsored the after party they held in the city centre with lots of senators from Nigeria. I do hope as senator he can help his constituents by mirroring the services Leeds city council provide for residents here and not just celebrating the wife. |
Advice no be curse. Wike has been kindly advised. |
I live here at Leeds and it's quite beautiful up here in the North. |
highbee02:Of course they are. Caused by a combination of factors like poor design, finishing, zero routine or scheduled maintenance/refurbishment, and deliberate defacing and damage by the very students it was built to serve and who should know better. |
Enjoy your youth, boy before it fizzles away as it will surely. Youth and the prime of life are also vanity. Do whatever seems good in your eyes and follow the desires of your heart. But just remember that God will ask questions at the end of it all. |
Who destroyed the ceilings? Government is neither here nor there and citizens including children, the so called 'leaders of tomorrow' are no better. It's a nope to destroy public infrastructure, destroy the very little provided by an inept government. God cannot help Nigeria if Nigeria won't help itself. |
Houses are cheap in Nigeria. Thus is less than £80,000 and you can't get a 2 bedroom apartment here with this amount here. But, I no go still buy sha, the fear of demolition is real. |
Which of the persons in this picture is the multimillion and which is the fast raising musician, song-writer and producer? |
Kidspirit: |
SadiqBabaSani:These guys literally chased out foreigners away from their country yet nothing still works after all these years. Leads me to believe that foreigners or foreign influence is not the biggest problem to Africa and its development. |
Are you guys okay in that Nigeria? You have now become lower than animals and have to drink their excrement? How will a person who drinks camel urine ever think and act right? This must be both a joke and a scam. |
Wonderful |
Has Yahaya Bello began selling his assets already? |
Not just about news reporting but as a country we are behind in record capturing, keeping (archiving), reproducing accurate records, and data integrity. As a country, we can't accurately say to permissible degrees of error what our road traffic fatalities are for a range of years because we don't have a good data capturing mechanism nor a working data retention system or bank. We simply just take a guess. |
NEUDUDE:Hahahaha 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Get a job so you can have a life. Only dead don't pay bills, start living before you die. |
NEUDUDE:You and who is in Nigeria? Slam your head on a rock man |
NEUDUDE:You still won't pay even if you earn a million Naira monthly. You just want hand-outs and freebies. That's your definition of a good government. |
Nigerians want 24 hours power but aren't ready to pay for it. For them, 24 hours power supply should be free. Reason why they hate a working system |
I know a friend who was all over WhatsApp and Facebook defaming this artist and his family for the birth of their infant. I just wish he too can be sued. |
Are they gay? |
NowisGod109:That's in Nigeria. I track my orders and know when it gets to different international airports, go through customs and gets delivered to me without my input whatsoever. I usually purchase gadgets and appliances online and DHL or any other logistics company deliver them from abroad without any hassle to me. If I desire to buy an iPhone 15 from the US today and have it shipped to my UK address, I see no reason for UK customs to call to come clear the item. Except this practice is only applicable to Nigeria. |
Why is DHL not delivering the parcel to your address? Is the airport your address? Shouldn't DHL ensure your paid parcel get to the right address and receipent? I order thing from US to UK and it's delivered to my doorstep |
Many Nigerians are of the opinion that their lives will improve and get better should religious leaders contest and win key political positions like governors and president. This so-called Reverend father Governor of Benue state is prove that even well intended righteous religious leaders can't solve human issues by occupying high political offices. The current Senate President is also a religious leader. |
Who still uses this kind of ancient laptop for official business. This company, what are they into? What were you doing for them? By the way, your dismissal was unjust and refusal to pay you fully is a criminal offence. Unfortunately, you can do little to nothing because you are in Nigeria. But pray they report you to the police for refusing to release the laptop, then you can table your case to the police and get a lawyer in an attempt to get justice. |
papyjaypaul:Sorry about that. Should have said England, UK. |
Augustenite:You wey no get work now, how you wan come pay bills na? |
Ayatullah:This guy, hope you have taken your medications? Stop skipping them. |
Very sound advice to Nigerian companies! Many companies have gotten away with wrongful termination because labour laws are not strictly enforced. When I got laid off from a multinational Nigerian company due to rightsizing (down sizing really), I was very well compensated in millions of Naira. It made it worthwhile. I quickly joined another Nigerian firm, not a foreign multinational like my previous employer, when I resigned, they were angry and delayed my exit pay and didn't remit my pension. I had to threaten them before they cleared me. Because of issues like this, I strive to secure employment in well established successful and long-standing multinationals where global standard HR is practised. |
MrBrownJay1:These things only work this way in Nigeria. Women are so very different outside Nigeria and most West Africa Countries. Women in Europe don't look forward to marriage and weddings like Nigerian girls do. Women here do not depend on a man's wealth, they grind their asses and make their own money. They're not as emotional as Nigerian girls are. They use their heads more than their hearts here. Men and women are not under pressure to marry. Marriage is a very casual union here. Most couples are in civil partnerships or just co-habiting. They can call it quite without dramas anytime. Unlike Nigeria, the society here frowns at the get rich syndrome we suffer in Africa. There's zero tolerance for unexplained wealth. It will really do Nigeria good to have a life re-orientation, because in so many ways, we are behind the rest of the world. |
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. And the white supremacists are right again, black people are dumb. you don clean toilet today for white man 