₦airaland Forum

Mohdadutse: Uhn....! I am inviting you to jigawa to see what lamido did to jigawa.

confusion247: I hope this money will not end up the same way OBASANJO's 16 billion dollars meant for power ended up?

critique101: Gone r d days I tripped for him. Now he don chop wowo.

why is the wife looking like Madam cas? wondering what Desmond's hobby is, perhaps germinating unspaced children

simplifier: wat did she say it was for?

eggy: parley, you do not need a token to do a third party transfer(DIAMOND TO DIAMOND BANK) methinks the perpetrator of the scam has multiple ATM cards for the numerous acct

in that case, the thief transferred his money to accounts domiciled in the same bank and the bank cant do anything lol, we re really living in a jungle

deenee: No apologies, but I think the poster is being economical with the truth. It is possible that he may have filled one of those scam online reactivation forms and in the process provided his bank details to a fraudster. Additionally, it is also possible that he may have been a victim of another scam that is made possible, when you use your computer on an unsecured public WiFi network wherein some people can use some software to access your information on your system. One more question, how reliable is the antivirus and anti-maleware software that you use on your laptop.

I am not exoneratiing the bank but I doubt if Diamond will directly steal money from your account. If they want steal they will hide it behind an intricate web of charges and commissions and take it over a long period of time and not in quick successions.

Either way, you have the names of the beneficiaries and the banks why don't you try and conduct an independent investigations

All the best

Read and understand, if it is bigger than your IQ, ask questions, online transfers are secured through the use of Tokens, he said he had his Token while the scammer is withdrawing his money,
now, if you fill an online form and divulge all your details, how did the thief get a Token code that matched his transaction? that is the big question

Emylexray: This thread is borne by the unending outcry and lamentations from candidates who sat for the just concluded UTME. Ceasless outcry has trailed the aftermath of the release of the 2013 UTME results by JAMB. It is no longer news that the results have been released and Going by the scores i have seen so far on Nairaland and Facebook, a large number of candidates failed woefully. Majority of the scores i've seen ranged from 100-198. This is a bad omen for the future of supposed "future leaders of tomorrow" . What could be the cause of this mass failure? Did JAMB purposely fail candidates to remedy the sale of about 1.7 million JAMB forms for 500,000 available spaces for admission? Was it the sole fault of the candidates? Can this mass failure be attributed to the dwindling educational sector? All these are questions begging for answers. What exactly do you think is rationale behind these shameful results? Over to you!

dannywest: I know none of those people and my token is here securely with me.

I reported to the bank and it was after I called them they are telling me they are not liable.

joseph1832: Is the President himself not a civil servant?! Infact he is the number one civil servant!

Rossikk: The EU should ask their member, Britain, what she did with all the monies earned from Nigerian exports from 1897 to 1960. If that money had been used to develop Nigeria rather than embezzled and used to develop England, Nigeria would have been as fully developed as South Africa at independence, and we wouldn't be having this conversation. So let them start with their own thievery. We are poor today because we are playing catch up, struggling to build things that should have been built 100 years ago.

payless: This man is insane and needs urgent attention. How did we let this guy beocome President?

Opeedo: nigerians are very cruel pple see my reson here http://www.whispernaija.com/2013/05/50-year-old-nigerian-pastor-in-court.html

Guapo: Eku Edewor

Host, Model, Actress and pop culture fodder are few of the many credentials of this sex siren. Constantly evolving in her field of work and fashion styling, the Studio 53 Extra lady transcends every sphere of the entertainment industry. With a drop-dead gorgeous doll face and svelte physique, she is the poster woman for the model-esque spinster.

phoneport: The only permanent thing in life is change. But it so unfortunate that some Nigerians, Narialandians are not ready for that change.
The truth is what must be will be, you and I can do nothing about it.
But this one thing we can do let us all work towards positive change.
Let us be ready for the change so that we will not be taken unaware.
This government and some of the previous one have failed us and it seems as if their is no hope, but I tell I have so much hope.
My hope is not on this present Nigeria, but for a better one united or divided.
If we can not stand united?
Then let break and stand.
But there really WAS A COUNTRY my father told me about some time ago, and it wasn't this mirage.

byteem: SUSPENDED MY FOOT.. 29 BILLION... .. FOR THAT OLD FASHIONED BRIDGE THAT IS LESS THAN 500 METERS... WHO IS FOOLING WHO HERE .. BLOODHY CRIMINALS.... DOES THIS GUY THINK WE ARE SO DAFT..SO NOW ARE WE SUPPOSED TO GIVE A STANDING OVATION TO THESE CRIMINALS THAT HAVE TURNED LAGOS TO A BUSINESS EMPIRE... HISTORY WILL JUDGE.. ..

obviously you are daft, what kinda mathematics converted 1.35km to 500m?
what kinda people hang out here anyways

taharqa: Not only is it that EVERY SINGLE Index of the Economy has been moving in the Right direction in the past 1 0r 2 years, but this here is one other STATS that is Astonishing in the way it Clarifies of the Direction that the Nigerian Economy is now heading, and what is possible if we continued on this path:

- In a SINGLE YEAR, while Exports increased by almost 16%, Import decreased SHARPLY from about N9.8tn to about N5.6tn (ie by 43%, almost half of its value).
Specifically, the value spent on Textile imports fell from about N190bn to N94bn (ie, by a whooping 82%) within the year; the Import value spent on Vegetable Oil also fell from about N1tn to about N577bn (ie by 42%); just as money spent to import Cement feel from #219bn in 2011 to #27bn in 2012(ie,by an unbelievable 88%) .
The most Exhilarating thing about this STATS is that these SHARP decreases in the value of the money spent on Importation isn't due to an actual decrease in the value of these Goods spent within the Economy within the year (ie Nigerians obviously wore more clothes, used more Vegetable Oil, bought more Cement, etc in 2012 than 2011) Nor was it due to a Depressing Economy (the Economy in fact grew by 6.5% within the 1 year period). This could only mean that the Production of most of these Goods IN-COUNTRY increased and that #4.2trn previously spent in importing these Goods (and even more) was spent/remained WITHIN the Economy ie more Nigerian Companies/Investors have apparently succeeded in producing these Goods in larger numbers than was previously the case, creating Jobs and defining its own 'micro-economy' tru its Chain.
It is not Surprising therefore that Nigeria had by far the largest FDI in Africa in 2011.


- We are also seeing a CLEAR change in the Composition/Quality of the Exports. Whilst, the Exports are increasing, the contribution of % of Crude Oil decreased from 94% in 2005 to 69% in 2012 (with a corresponding increase in the Non-Oil Exports). In fact, if Internal sources of Finance like Taxes, Customs Excise etc are included, the Contribution of Crude Oil to National Finance would further reduce to about 43% or so.

Considering other EXTREMELY important Reforms like those in Power, Agriculation (Rice, Cassava/Wheat, Sugar, etc) and efforts to pass d PIB; and not forgeting the ongoing marked improvement in Critical INFRASTRUCTURE (Rails, Inland Waterways, Roads, Airports, Gas pipelines, etc) across the nation, The Nigerian Economy is Certainly undergoing Significant QUALITATIVE changes within our very eyes.FINALLY.

cumudie: Mr man,I can see ignorance all ova u
Sooo u haven't seen boys doing yahoo or dem dey open their anus now adays abi u no dey dis nigeria,
Well wat bou bin a window thief.
Holy as thou!as if u wil give evn ur guy money to pay his fees.... Quote me anywhere: instead of staying wif a hopeless man like urslf I would rather b like dem tonto becus dey pay their bills wif their hard. Earned banging money!

cumudie: All ds ones talking bou whoring. This tin is d same as fake result,paying for a job u do nt merit, stealing public funds... Na d same sin.
Lot of men here only get upset because they dnt have the level for such babes.
Na today? After woman suffer wif ma finish him go look for 'the tonto's of this world to spend him money with. Wetin I don notice b say men are dogs esp nigerian man: check it out gurls.. There myt b a frnd of urs ur guy doesn't like because to him d babe na runs gurl buh make him get money first.he date her.
My point is: leave these ladies alone. Na business. What bou babes wey d. Sponsor pple skulin wit dat kind money
2. Ur nt perfect.aftaall u knt tell me ur sooo pure
3. If u hav an oppurtunity u wil do it too
4.Workhard so ur children won't do runs in skul cus as I dey skul some gurls dey sponsor demselves by openin legs.. If u say der ar oda means pls provide it

jigawatts: Since dis is the "Rave of the Moment"... wanna share a pic of me and Dagrin.
Dagrin is a down-to-earth guy, R.I.P Bro
Back then in 2008 (SKUL HUSTLE) I know say I black well well but I be CEO (Oga at the top) NOW OO (DONT DULL)

Mods, pls grant me the FRONTPAGE honour please

Thank u.

Ogbeche77: in flight refreshment ke? If na Aero, then he go wait tire, cos Aero na money for hand, refreshment for hand.. All there air host and hostess be sales boys and gals
Naija I hail