₦airaland Forum

deedeedee1:
Nobody hate black people. They are just viewed as inferior. Black people are believed to be closer to Apes. I wonder why I rarely see Asians complain about racism. The whites believe Asians are more intelligent than they are. Japan, China, South Korea, and even North Korea are technologically advanced. Their countries are extremely rich. The Asians have immense love for their culture and language. There is no respect for the black man at all. You want to know why? Because Africa, the origin of the black man is ensnared in famine, poverty, and underdevelopment. Another reason for this is because they created the countries we live in and we rever their language at the expense of ours. We must accept the fact that for black people to regarded and respected by other races, we must build Africa. But how can we build Africa when we have country like Nigeria that is filled with tribalism, hate, religion intolerance and killings? We should split Nigeria so that tribes that are compatible can live and grow together. The only way police brutality against African-Americans will stop is when we begin to have our Japan, China and Singapore in Africa. That is when the 'superior' whites will give Africans and her descendants respect.
This is my take

babaolofin:
Why are you behaving like illiterate uncivilized main market trader? The assets of GT Bank alone is more than 12 billion. NDIC will never declare GT Bank insolvent because of 12 billion naira or fraudulent judgement. The Ibos last year, said they will withdraw their money & the bank will fall, I said it is an empty noise. The bank continues to grow in strength despite the threat. Now, you think 12 billion will sink the bank when all your frauds cannot sink the bank.

It is your people that will lose at the end. Now, we know your behavior. You are envious of GT Bank.

SmartPolician:
I need you guys to learn something on nairaland: you don't need to insult someone before correcting or educating him. Stop all these attacks; it's Enugu thread not Politics section. Thanks

Elxandre:
Keep supporting corruption.

Elxandre:
Everybody get different account balance.

wandeay:
I am expecting a phone and 3 sport wears which invoice bears $1264 (abt 455k), sent through Fedex, I was suprised to receive a mail from Fedex that my import duty from Custom is N81,415.68

Please, is this normal, to me it's outrageous, even if there's gonna be any duty, it should not be beyond 15%.

I need your advises and guidelines, pls.
Thanks.

Funnicator:
ooni sef wan visit biafra.

hope he applies for a visa next time

afonja want to see igbo amaka

traveller ooni

anthony533:
What happens to the good medical facilities over there?

Well if you think this is beyond the good specialized doctors you better run to Jesus bcus he is fast healer

3free2:
I know similar stories has been narrated on this forum but I want the world to hear my tale of regret and sorrow.

For nine years I've struggled to eliminate family interference from my home but unfortunately I've not been able to. My father in-law and his wife call the shot and when I resist my wife promptly takes side with them claiming that I'm being disrespectful.

From the onset I pleaded with my own family to allow us chat our own path, learn from our mistakes and grow together in love. This has backfired on me because my wife did not do same with her family.

I can't consider breakup, I don't want my kids to grow in a broken home. The problem is worse presently only God can show me the way out of this mess.

Some might say I was weak from the onset, but some women can be manipulative and cunning. I am in a cage right now, I desperately need help before the worst happens.

Firstpage:
Read and understand.

Firstpage:
Do we manufacture jersey materials in Nigeria?

Aba traders import inferior materials from China and sew in Nigeria. Is that what you want Nike to partner with? You can only say that if we had the capacity to manufacture these products here in Nigeria. So far every aba products are still imported from China.

Firstpage:
Do we manufacture jersey materials in Nigeria?

Aba traders import inferior materials from China and sew in Nigeria. Is that what you want Nike to partner with? You can only say that if we had the capacity to manufacture these products here in Nigeria. So far every aba products are still imported from China.

dominique:
Nonsense tweet. So Nike that paid good money to sponsor the super eagle's kits should now allow aba tailors sew the jerseys? What will be Nike's gain then? Aba tailors should go and sponsor the Super Eagle naa. Someone that didn't publish his own book in his country is now calling out a foreign brand for doing their business in their country. Hypocrite senator

debaj10:
first off, this is due mainly to increase in US interest rates. this means the dollar is stronger.
- and investors are heeding Trump's call to invest in America- which has record-low unemployment.
- Trump's protectionist policies kicked in last week; it'll lead to record-high manufacturing movement from abroad, back to the US (Canada's PM was furious yesterday).
- the whole world is affected, but we feel it the most because our stocks/currency are near worthless now (tiny dollar gain per naira increase in shares).
- this is why emefiele is trying to flood the markets with dollars through banks and bdcs:
to reduce the effects on the naira and prevent the dollar from destroying our currency.

then Ramadan, fast leading to reduced consumer spending.

then buhari is yet to sign the 2018 budget- now in June.

then you have a nation with at least 5 active, ongoing conflict zones.

meanwhile-
how can anyone disregard the knockon effects of ipobs sit at home, on an entire region that actually produces goods?!
Haba!

modified:
I almost forgot to mention crude oil.
even though it's still about $20 above our benchmark, perception is key.
- the few who want to stay see that govt has little will to pursue aggressive development.
- and then we're in an election year; so instead of massive development across all sectors, we're dealing with strikes, politicians are displaying violent tendencies and buhari's focus is on political bills.

dem no dey tell pesin say rain dey fall...

lalasticlala, mynd44

mfm04622:
They paid NFA for that right.

alimaa:
I know i am supposed to post this in the family section but i always get better response from the Romance section. I don't know whether any of you has been in a situation where an in-law comes for a short visit and finally settles in your home without any sign of leaving anytime soon.

My wife's elder sister who is single came to visit us in January but up till now she has not made any move to go and it's not as if we live in a big apartment so there is no much privacy. We got married in 2015 so our union is still young.

This kind of situation puts one in a dilemma because you just don't know what to say and you will be termed "a bad person". She lies on our matrimonial bed even in my presence.

Before now i never knew someone would feel comfortable staying with a younger sister in her matrimonial home. If it is as a result of accommodation problem or maybe you went to a distant location to do one or two things and you now spend sometime in your younger sister's home, that is understandable.

Please what advice do you have for me?

Cooly100:
This site is natural...my friend has a duplex on the hilltop part of the estate..from where the pic was taken...

At the background is the former NCC building and ELIM estate...

Enugu city is already congested...

Ofuzo:
Like I said, I was very charitable in my descriptions of aba. Nobody, and absolutely nobody can preach anything to me about aba. I'm what is known in the heydays of the late seventies and early eighties as an aba brought up. I went to Santa Maria primary school which was where ALL THE WEALTHY children of aba went to school. Right now, Aba is a DEAD city subsisting on its vomit. The city cannot grow anymore because it's surrounded by ngwa villages. Even in the early seventies, from the city center of asa road, going one mile exiting the city was umungasi, which is flanked by eziama. Both umungasi and eziama all the way to where ngwa high school is was totally and completely ngwa villages. These places are now part of aba, but that's because almost all the land was sold by the ngwa indegenious. Uptil today my family still live in aba. Anytime I visit nigeria, I've no choice than to stay in aba. I've been visiting nigeria every year now for the past three years, so, please don't come here with your fake assertions