₦airaland Forum

BlueDuck:
Scamming is accepted as a profession within Nigerian society, which is fair enough, considering the level of human & technological development. Afterall, slave trading and ownership was once a legitimate job in American & British societies at some point in their development...

We cannot stop life from happening, we can only strive to make ourselves into better humans whilst we live it

okpaire2005:

The only thing Liverpool will raise this season is their hands

Globad:
Do you know the funny thing? He might get it

There's a difference between how things are supposed to work and how they actually work

uba1991:
I don't think I am talking with a matured mind. The number 1 to 3 richest people in Africa are from the north.

Morphinne:
Be fair to the banks you say?
The three banks are actually being economical with the truth. Since the money wasn’t withdrawn through an ATM but sent from one account to others, and since all the banks have KYC details of each of the accounts receiving the money, why then are they doing as if it’s not traceable ? Why can’t they simply provide their names and/or freeze the accounts pending further investigations? You also missed the part that said that UBA claimed that their customer (the one who received 3.93M) didn’t look like a fraudster Like WTF is that? How does a fraudster look?
The 800k they are willing to refund, where is it coming from?
The victim also claimed that she was never enrolled for any e-token, why was the bank staff saying she did? Did the victim’s account not have transfer/withdrawal limits?

uba1991:
this is an insider work, all those information are in the bank. The bank know your 4 digit PIN the bank know your BVN, the bank know the phone you register the app, infact the even have your thumb print.
The bank is responsible for everything.
Banks in Nigeria are more than armed robbers. I don't blame my granny who refused to open an account no matter the persuasion.

TheChameleon:
Big organisations will ALWAYS deny culpability.

I have been their victim, and they have good lawyers that shell out convincing statements ..

This one almost convinced me to be honest.

Mystic216:
Is it by that one?
Northern elites will still hand everything under their armpit while the common ones like you keep defending them online
Una go soon get sense sha

Zarzah:
She's an adopted daughter, hope you know that, Steve Harvey can try his best in raising her,but his blood doesn't run through her vein.

TUANKU:
Let the man be. Some of y'all complaining about his choice of woman date low hanging fruits.

BarrElChapo:
Lori is for the streets, yet her dad is always dishing out relationship/lifestyle advice

Centurion101:
E no supposed hard, it's the same nonchalant attitude y'all have towards life that still makes your lifes so difficult, same reason why you buy fuel at 300 per liter without complaining, same reason you condone internet fraudsters and celebrate them, life no supposed hard na,let everything go and everyone do as they like, but when he overdose and die now ,you run up to his page to show fake love

Centurion101:
Real ko,real Madrid ni, we're talking about a mentally unstable young Man who is addicted to hard drugs and needs urgent rehabilitation before he run man or overdosed, so his usual irresponsible show of madness is your own definition of being real abi

LagbajaTheBEREAN:
How about the Ewe speaking folks? I've seen some of them in Agbadarigi (not resident but indigenes) and also some of them indigenous to Ghana.

Anyway, I find the Egun link to the Yorubas quite absurd, I'm not denying historical context though but the languages is far apart make we no deceive ourselves, only a Yoruba who had stayed long enough in Ogu land, has shown a deep interest in learning the language can actually communicate in Egun but you can't just pick a Yoruba man from Ile-Ife and you expect such a man to understand Egun, it's nearly impossible.

With all the years spent outside Badagry and Ipokia, I find it hard understanding mother tongue but I can't say the same thing for when it comes to communication inYoruba.

JasonScoolari:
Must you record everything?