₦airaland Forum

Mandeyy:
You're sense.less! When did the Igbo want to rule? It was the 1964 Western electoral crisis that made the military strike. And the coup was not planned by Igbo officers alone. Besides, it was the North that used Akintola to cause problem in the West. Some young military officers couldn't stomach the North's excessive use of power and Northern agenda, and they struck. Nigerians hailed them initially, but as saboteurs (like you), they turned around and called it an Igbo coup. What were the coups led by Buhari, Babangida and Gideon Orka called? Was the killing of Murtala Mohammed by the Middle Beltan soldiers called a Middle Belt assassination of a Head of State? Were other tribes killed as Igbos were killed in 1945? Or would Igbos fold their arms and watch themselves being wiped out of this world? Igbo is one of the most peaceful tribes, because they don't look for troubles. They've been in business all along. Just carry your wahala to Britain who foisted the North on others and leave Igbos alone. After all, the purpose of Tinubu and other South Western politicians was to support Buhari and then rule Nigeria afterwards.

RareDiamond:
Questions for the CJN, Justice Tanko and other Supreme Court Justices:

1. Does the Supreme Court have powers to formulate and allocate votes as election results?

2. Were the said results certified by INEC as required by law?

3. Did Hope Uzodinma call 388 witnesses from the 388 polling units to speak to the results to obviate the principle of dumping which the Supreme Court used against the PDP and her candidate, Atiku Abubarka, in the last Presidential Appeal.

4. Were the presiding officers and or party agents of the 388 polling units called to testify by Uzodinma/APC, who were the Petitioners?

5. What are the figures from each of the various 388 polling units generated and allocated to Hope Uzodinma/APC by the Supreme Court?

6. Is the Supreme Court saying that all the votes from the alleged 388 polling units were for the APC alone in an election that was contested by over 70 candidates?

danot1030:
Una never tire of lamenting?

Abeg this Uzodima and Ihedeoha matter is stale already, even the Imo people have moved forward and have approved their new governor, 9 out of the 13 house members already defected to APC and many pdp politicians in Imo have decamped to APC, let this matter rest.

rottennaija:
I wonder who invents all these viruses

sodiqapril:
Na everythread you dy comment...DM swear for you.

Anon9876:
Hey everyone. I’m a successful business woman in Nigeria and I make nothing less than 10M a year from my businesses. I’ve been thinking of relocating abroad, part of my 2020 goals but recently, been having second thoughts.

I have millions of naira in a fixed account and my businesses are doing really well I have no reason to relocate for ‘greener pastures’ as my grass is already green and been really thinking of sitting my a*s back in Nigeria and looking after my businesses myself.
However, I don’t like the system in this country at all. Nothing works. Low quality of life and there’s a ridiculously low life expectancy as well. If I code this minute and I need urgent health care, I kid you not I might die and we all know why - Bad roads, corruption, bad government.

Still, I’m confused. Should I stay back and concentrate on my businesses and take vacations abroad or should I relocate for a better quality of life? One thing I don’t want is my kids given birth to and raised in Nigeria.

If I decide to relocate, my money won’t really go far in the country I choose to relocate to due to naira/dollar unfavorable rates, tax, and bills upon bills. I won’t be as rich as I am now in this country but I will be comfortable.

My parents see living abroad as a big deal but I don’t know if they will see being rich here as the ultimate( they don’t know about my wealth yet)

I would really need your inputs, the visa won’t be an issue, I have enough to keep trying again till I get it. Should I stay in Nigeria, live in a nice estate that provides comfort and luxury(in a not so good enough country where an illness like malaria can kill me due to the bad health care system) or should I relocate for a better quality of life?

If I choose to relocate, I’m thinking my businesses won’t be the same, no one will handle it like the owner or am I wrong? Dangote and other rich people don’t live in Nigeria and they still make their money right?
Hufff! So confused.

ernestjino:
sorry I have been so occupied, Miss this space... happy new year all. I can relate Noun is very strict with Transcripts, if you are close to Abuja find a way to visit the Registrar office yourself and please don’t used any how address cos it might not fly they only post to academic institutions on directly to Uniassist in Berlin, that’s how they did mine the only way I got hold of it was I asked the guy taking it to Nipost to used UPS instead and I paid for the fee separate, so it was in UPS office in Wuse 2 I scan it to my email, to tell u how strict they can be them used seal instead of stamp on the transcript, when I ask he’s for security can’t fake a seal!!!

Ribasandez:
Life is not too hard naaa. Once you pay to remita and you have your receipt, write a letter addressed to Abuja HQ, as the management instructed, and find your way to Abuja. If one way does not work, you will use another.

For those of us who are waiting for the graduation list, I'm sure you can read the disappointing reports about getting transcripts transfered to another institution. I advise that once the graduation list is out and our names appear on the list, let's get set to pay for our transcript... On convocation day, we'll take our receipts and formal letters to Abuja for application.

The good news is that we will also come back to our various states with our certificates. From what I have heard, we can only get our certificates in Abuja.