I do not regard this as foreign investor that we need.....what a stupid employment are you giving to 50 people to βε̲̣̣̣̥ bombing thousands of innocent souls Whoever defends this terrorist sponsors here in the name of employment will die prematurely and rot in hell...
The supreme document we have in Nigeria Iڪ the constituion binding to all. There Iڪ freedom of worship. J̲̣̣̣U̶̲̥̅̊§τ̲̅ don't know why these extremist muslims refuse to grow.

A man just discovered that the duplex they have been staying in for over 9 years belongs to his wife. They have received quit notice on three different ocassions from the agent for late payment of rent. The couple are Deacon and Deaconess and the man wants to quit the marriage. Could his move be correct?

Sanusi should simply spell out the rules for religious banking just as we have for commercial banking, community banking, etc. It does not have to be Islamic banking or Christian banking, our constitution permits you to worship anythting, just anything, we should get this into out heads that Nigeria is a secular nation and it can NNNNNNNNNever be IIIIIIIIslamic nation OR CCCCCCCCChristian nation per se. By so doijng, even the islamic banking and the christian banking would not make any noise for their establishement. We may never even need to know about it.

Kc

@poster, well, I think it depends on you.  I just came back from US this summer, I also have masters degree in structural engineering from US.

Granted, US is far better than Nigeria in many ways. But I am yet to see any reason why you would not regret your move to US if your wife does not have the means to cater for your children while you are away. Definitely as a student, US wont give you and your family a visa without a strong financial background that is even traceable to your sponsor or your established personal business/property.

However, your choice of studying in US is a good one, very good one. I am presently trying to see if there is any school in Nigeria where I can go for my PhD in Engineering or related discipline but none yet, so I may still have to look back to US or Canada or UK at worst.  But I have not actually seen the way someone doing well here in Nigeria would have less chance of better success than someone in US particularly when you are not a citizen. No job, nothing. Unemployment is on the rise in the US, the only peace is because the citizens who are jobless usually get social benefit.

For me, US is good for everything but not to live my life as a non citizen. In any case, as a student, you can still work illegally outside your school but that will be like  a peanut pay relatively. Why would you chose to work illegally when you already have one that is legal?

Think twice or even thrice

Kc