₦airaland Forum

GidiCars:
Nigerian leaders are greedy and only care about what they can personally gain from the deals, they don't care about the people or lands. They already secured their children's future in foreign lands. If shit hits the ceiling, they know how to quickly get away from the country.

Katlyst:
Everyone is trying to pay up and not considering the poor,
despite government insisting that NIN registration is free.

We are our own problems in Nigeria.

Personally, I will take a secret camera, get solid evidence and broadcast.
You cooperate with NIMC officials and criticise politicians.
Organise a protest in front of their office, just like endsars.

bnovative:
Uyo, ikot ekpene all in Akwa ibom State, the amount is between 1.5k to 3k depending on the center you visit.
I've made several complain via their website and nothing is done to save us from this extortion.
Go to federal secretariat Uyo, you must pay 3k before being attended to.
The heads with the active connivance with it staff is in the know, they just decided to issue this useless warning
Spit on you hypocrites.

Banter1:
Niger State NIMC they are charging N2000

neeyor88:
Dear NIMC, they are charging 3k per person at Ajah. The forms are still being sold at 100 or 200 naira.

Akachai2030:
for Ikeja them they collect 5000

Impregnablefolk:
In Benue, i paid #3,000 to collect my print out since I already did my reg in Delta state during my NYSC.

chaloskyx:
WOULD YOU KEEP QUIET NO ONE IS GOING TO JAIL STOP MAKING EMPTY THREATS

fados4sure:
Nor mind dem... Na 4k I pay today to Ring road

Sammy07:
Lols, Anyways all regions for herself.

Yorubas and Igbos supported Jonathan because of their interest, (even tho Jonathan later act on nothern interests)

then Yorubas turn around to support Nothern candidate because of her interests.

and Igbos Has also supported northern candidates in the past because of their interests.

jesmond3945:
there are way many even living above the life you are living but that's not the point I am making. Why put people through stress and the end of the day give them a caveat that they should be self employed? After all they have bscs, why collect extra money in the name of being chartered? Why not allow them to pursue entrepreneurship?

ednut1:
its the reality on ground. They told us same when i did induction in 2015. The bitter truth is that Nigerians believe getting bsc 2.1 cfa, acca, ican, cisa will land them a job. In reality there are few jobs than qualified candidates. Blame our useless leaders since 1960

mrrandomguy:
We focus too much on certificates and credentials while encouraging ourselves to embrace entrepreneurship.

Why should I train to become a chartered accountant just to end up as an entrepreneur?

Why should I go through the stress of passing an accounting exam that is meant to equip me with skills to perform a specialised task, but instead end up producing/selling electric cars, Android apps, liquid soap, small chops, waist beads, human hair and makeup?

Why should I pay annual dues to ICAN or any of these professional bodies, when infact my aim is to own a garment factory or become a fashion designer at least?

What happened to vocational and technical schools? We should be encouraged to attend these institutes If they wanted us to become any of the above.
We have lost focus and we should stop deceiving ourselves. They should just close the Universities and stop awarding BSc.

Modified
ICAN trained you and you should leverage on it to make a successful entrepreneur by establishing your own accounting and financial management firm. Not to be producing make-up and perfume.
How many exams did successful Igbo, Yoruba and co business men passed? The Igbo apprenticeship system has made more billionaires than our formal educational system.

We have lost focus, period

Kriss216:
I know a PhD holder riding Keke marwa for a living.

No go kill yourself say you dey gather nonsense certificate wey your children no go fit inherit when you die.