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ztyle:
JYOU,

Dude u just a newbies & that's it, my point is that lets embrace the .NG Domain name or go for the sub-domain .Com.NG
your No.2 question, Capital YES, all Nigerian must have the .NG attach to their domain names that is if you're proud to be a Nigerian . . .haba lets creat a good image for our nation na, which level.
And that of Seun i insist u flip to the front page of NAIRALAND e-book to get more details. lol.

Youngies,
U have spoken well i don't have much to say since u can't admit to the fact.

youngies:
No, you do not have to give any account details before you could register your .ng domain. The issue of security of your credit card does not arise. Maybe you need to open the registration site and look at fields in the form for registeration, http://db.register.net.ng

Thanks

ztyle:
Mr.youngies
Dude i try to comprehend ur post but couldn't get ur point nevertheless u're rite he can't afford, but yet claim to have the biggest Nigerian Website with no .NG attach to it, come to think of it that dude is makinq million's from this site, u can't tell me that you're not aware of that, huh.

youngies:
NITDA goes to the extent of calling your administrative contact to confirm before you could be registered

The white boy's name is Randy Bush, he has since handed it over to Nigerians

The registration site is http://db.register.net.ng

youngies:
Many thanks, Yawa

To break it down further, do you know that, that Indian 419 with .ng domain must be known by the authorities before his .ng domain is registered? If at anytime it proven or even suspected that his domain is involved in illegal business, NITDA has the right to shut it down without any recourse.

Again, you as an individual or comapany can't go and register for instance "www.cocacola.com.ng" if you are not the real coca cola company. If you do, at anytime it is discorvered by coca cola, they may ask NITDA that they want to reclaim the domain from you, and NITDA will have no option than to oblige them.

youngies:
yawa,

Does it necessarily mean that any company with .ng domain is based in Nigeria?

youngies:
It took me approximately 6 days to get my .ng domain to be resolved. It is also free, if you already have a hosting company that will host your site. But you will be required to pay if you also want to host with NITDA servers.

My experience - the down-time of .ng servers is not encouraging and needs to be addressed asap.

we are talking of a soceity where

a woman is expected to shut up and put up
where she could be sent away penniless from her matrimonial home for not having a male child
or have a second wife brought in esp in Muslim cultures,whether she likes it or not
a man could abandon his wife and kids and nothing happens
she could be beaten up and maimed by her husband and nothing happens

here on this forum,you remeber the statement made by several males when they found out I was female.
That is the mindset of an average Nigerian male

lammie01:
The worst ones for me are DAVIDDYLAN AND OSISI for their extreme far right fanantical views of Islam at a time when we should be encouraging mature religious and interfaith discussion to enable peaceful co-existence and respect for each others faith.

Most of them,knew what they were getting into,and lots of them were prostitutes already,so they mind doing it on the international level.

michelin89:
Oh please help me in my growth.

What's so special about this culture anyways that you would die for it?


Oh shut the Bleep up. Wetin concern this and the matter at hand?

Na una know. You never give up on this "growing up" card, right? When someone speaks, instead of you to object you rather say: oh she is still young. How sad!

Wetin concern this and the matter at hand?

tpia:
no one is calling Nigeria the best country in the world. Hyperbole doesnt really prove anything.

But some of you who have migrated elsewhere should try to face your lives there and let those who have a different approach to the coke bottle, express themselves as well.

tpia:
its a myth, you say?

Like I pointed out on the masquerade thread, there are many parts of Nigeria where masquerades openly set out to terrorize women and children. And yes, its part and parcel of our culture.

Women and children in the vicinity are expressly threatened with flogging, chased till they find shelter somewhere, and harassed in various ways by men/boys dressed up as masquerades. Some women are threatened with dire punishments if they confront one or learn any of the 'secrets" of the cult.

can you explain how this mentality doesnt become engrained in the minds of most Naija males especially when it comes to gender relations? And how such a culture of flogging women doesnt favor men?

davidylan:
Michelin still has a lot of growing up to do so i'm not overly bothered about the thread.

Czarskit:
Nigeria is known world wide as one of the world's most corrupt countries. Why? Not because of the totality of the population, but because of selfishness on the part of our leaders (as well as 'short sightedness' on the part of some of the 'hungry' masses). So also is the case of confraternities in our campuses.

[b]Eid-el-kabir, Xmas Blues: Abuja Prostitutes Buy Celebrities’ Phone Numbers - Reps, N10,000; Senators, N20,000; FEC Members, N50,000[/b]

Idowu Samuel, Abuja - 06.12.2008

Prostitutes in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, have devised a new method of making money from top celebrities, most especially, federal legislators, by buying up their mobile telephone numbers.

The new device by the prostitutes is their own means of making sufficient money ahead of the eid-el-kabir festival and the Christmas celebrations.

Latest findings by Saturday Tribune revealed that the women of easy virtue would approach close friends, relations, house helps and acquaintances of the celebrities demanding their telephone numbers for particular fees.

It was learnt that the prostitutes have been offering so much as N10,000 to get a telephone line of any member of the House of Representatives, while they could offer N20,000 to get the telephone line of any senator and N50,000 to obtain the telephone line of any member of the Federal Executive Council (FEC), known to have a knack for delectable ladies and undercover enjoyment.

On getting the telephone lines, the ladies, mostly students, from tertiary institutions from across the federation, would call their prospective prey and give stories of an earlier familiar encounter they had had at different occasions.

According to findings, any of the celebrity so called would express surprise on how the women got their numbers, as they were usually alarmed that they never encountered any such woman.

The desperate women would again give a vivid description of how they met and agreed to have date, pointing out rather that it was the celebrity in question who voluntarily offered his telephone line to that effect.

In most cases, a smart prey would play along and call for a meeting with the lady after which he would subsequently discover that the particular lay was only playing pranks to extort money from him.

Many of the lawmakers; senators and House of Representatives, members who spoke with Saturday Tribune confirmed that they had received strange calls from women who were desperately seeking their attention.

They specifically disclosed that they started receiving such calls almost immediately after they had collected their due allocations, an indication that the prostitutes had put them under strict surveillance.

Some principal officials of both chambers of the National Assembly also confirmed that they were the most pressurized by the Abuja women of easy virtues.

Findings revealed that some of the celebrities fell prey to the antics of the prostitutes, most especially to the so-called delectable ones who eventually led them to orgies of sexual escapades.

DavidDylan:
my brother, a lot of us have become so americanised that we have time to cry about "exploitation".
Na because of this chics a lot of guys get posted outside major towns because the "oga's" have already enjoyed free "back for ground" from the chics seeking plum positions to elite banks.

it still amuses me and makes me laugh when I read comments from people who are far away from Nigeria, i.e. when they make comments about happenings back home, they make such comments from the dryness of their brains and with the lack of adequate information about what is realy happening at home in Nigeria, to this end, their comments are usually flawed, laughable and outrightly worth ignoring, if these goons want to actually speak and be taken serious about their comments, then, they need to come back home and live for at least three months, get into the groove of happenings, so they can get first hand information, and then, they can give constructive and reasonable commnets online,

DavidDylan:
thank you. I also served some 3 years ago and it was the same thing.
The girls arent complaining to be honest . . . Go to the NYSC secretariat after the postings and see girls scrambling to get reposting letters to banks. no one forced them.

DavidDylan:
You've been in America for so long . . . things have changed since then.

Those girls arent complaining, no one is exploiting them. they willfuly chose to put themselves in that situation.

Kweenisha:
I can bet you there are girls out there who have done the exact same thing to get jobs at NEPA and water works sef.
Should women be banned from the workforce or should there be laws in place to protect them from exploitation?

Kweenisha:
lol
are they going to stop hiring females too?
what is the difference between the female corpers and the regular female bank staff?
Is there anything one can do that the others can't?

Kweenisha:
lol

lawyer:
I did my Nysc some years back in Oyo state and during the 3 weeks  camp period, i realised that most of the girls themselves actually wanted to be posted to Ibadan town to work in main stream banks during their youth service year. You could see chicks with HND yoruba and Islamic studies jostling to jack GMAT exams so as to be called for an interview in a bank. Some of them were already trying to befriend the bankers who came to scout for potential corpers for the bank so as to just get a call up letter posting them to a bank.

At first, it seemed okay that they needed the bank jobs for their corper financial security but it later dawned on me that they cherished the marketing priviledges and perks that come with it. No body forced them and despite the hidden rumours in camp that working for a bank could be extremely stressful for corper women, they werent bothered.

i remember these 3 beautiful chicks that were posted out of Ibadan to a remote town Igbo-ara in Oyo State. They complained profusely about their posting and some way managed to come to ibadan to change their primary assignment location. These chicks were friends of a colleague in law school who was also serving with me. Immediately they highlighted from the bus, one of them was whispering that she had gotten the contact with one of the branch managers in Unity Bank in Dugbe and urged the other 2 to follow her. Later in the night, they came back to my friend's crib to spend the night, i saw 2 them dressing up in a very lascivious manner. Obviously i thought they were going for a party but one of the girls was just in a regular jeans frowning. My friend asked her whats up and she refused to tell him.

A car later drove into the house and picked the 2 chicks while the other one stayed alone in another room till the next morning. The following day, those 2 girls came back and were boasting that they wouldnt have to go back to igbo ara because apparently the branch manager had given them notes to the state coordinator that they were to resume in Unity bank after 3 weeks.

What made that single chick angry was that she later confided in my friend that their previous outting that day led to the branch manager inviting them for a sexual romp in a popular hotel in Ibadan with some of his friends and if they wanted the job, they would acceed to their requests and if they didnt, well, nothing fruitful will come out for the defaulting party. She stated that her friends tried to coerce her to go with them and since they werent indigenes of the town, they will need that extra security and financial gain to survive that corps year.

She bluntly refused and for her punishment, the 2 girls refused to chip in a good word for her and she ultimately had to return to Igbo ara to finish her service while the 2 girls stayed in Ibadan and worked with Unity bank despite the fact that they werent qualified to become bankers or were really any good as marketers.

The point i am driving at here is that despite what the local govt chairman said in respect of banning corper women from serving in banks, most chicks will go the extra mile to force themselves into banks either for sexual, financial or security gains. That L.G chairman is a lone wolf in the jungle and so many girls right now, will be scoffing at his statements and probably hating me for revealing such a damning fact!    

arramyjay:
Gosh so Romantic!

Kweenisha:
This is the most stupid thing I've ever heard.Is this sharia in Eastern Nigeria or what?
These men should leave the womenfolk alone.
Anyone that can't hold his sexual urge should cut off his "dangling yekini"
A bunch of bull if you ask me

Kweenisha:
He should go after them then or ask the females to report exploitations.
Isn't that a better policy?

Kweenisha:
gbam!
some women have been known to use their bermuda triangle to scale through the university,should they also ban us from tertiary institutions?

Ujujoan:
Are yoi kidding? Are you asking Totup not to be herself You know if you cheack well, Totup is another name for long-essays

@ Totup, no mind me jare . . . keep doin ya thingy