₦airaland Forum

bobestman:
Tell that to the Northerners that control most of the resources in your land

How is that any of your bloody concern, is that not the reason Ojukwu wanted Biafra and Ironsi destroyed the regional government?
Men mind your bizness, we know how to get what is ours

chrisvic007:
Your father and others before are goats. From your response I already know who are and where you were bred.

Bastard, a baby factory product who can not really pinpoint his sire. Do you know the meaning of a sire?
Bastard

Product of notorious armed robber and a hardcore who-re is talking about upbringing.
A useless vagabond prides himself in the highest of all stupidity....spits

bobestman:
I feel your pain. The main thieves are in your land, robbing you off your resources not your elder brothers.

Elder what?
Our resources and that we have been seeking resource control all by our selves

Vibesking:
People won't admit it and the so-called "crypto influencers" won't say anything about it because majority of them are monetized by Binance.

But the truth is, Binance is wracked in fraudulent activities! Go to Reddit and see the reports and complaints for yourself.

If you actively trade the Futures markets and the Binance Leveraged Tokens, you'll see the glaring evidence that Binance is heavily steeped in fraud. They manipulate the system whenever they notice a huge chunk of people are trading in a particular direction and hunt for their stop losses to clear people out.

Two months ago, people were deliberately locked from their accounts during the crash to prevent them from closing their opened positions. People lost millions! Even those who were trading the BTCDOWN leveraged token (you make money while BTC is going down) were liquidated even while the market was trading in their direction.

Binance didn't give an explanation for this. You can't file a suit against them because they're unregulated. This gives credence to the reason why they actively avoid regulations, in order to evade litigations.

Their fraudulent internal dealings is also part of the reason they're banned in the US and are also facing multiple investigations.

Don't just take my words for it, do your own research and you'll be stunned by what you'll discover.

They used to be my favourite exchange, but CZ is a fraud and it's only a matter of time before that establishment goes to smoke.

But as usual, people will only believe what they want to believe despite glaring evidences.

However, at this point, you'll do yourself a wealth of good by not stacking too much of your cash on that exchange.

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Very true even on Quora, exchanges headquartered in US, Europe and South Korea are far transparent

after4:
I heard your leaders are now crying that their slave masters are killing them, why is that so?
That's where to start from, Igbos don't know you exist

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Blah blah blah blah....beggars united

Beancounter93:
1.I am not mr man

2.If the rates are too high for you, don't take a loan from these companies. They are, after all profit making enterprises, not charity houses.

3.Also, you can take a loan from family and friends. They won't charge you high interest rates

4.Petition your representative to get CBN to tighten its rules on fintech lending.

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Dont need any rep to do that only dumb will do that, when every one knows the rates for Commercial banks, microfinance banks and Sokoloans and co that are not abiding to guidelines will get their asses BURNT if they 4k with any of my clients

Beancounter93:
CBN does regulate them...see here

Mr Man, the interest they charge and the repayment period is not SANCTIONED by the CBN or Credit Bureau!

Prolificgiant:
The youth you refuse to train will come back to hunt your families tomorrow, it's a sorry situation ,check my signature

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Nothing 2add, very well said

chrisvic007:
With comments like this, I think the super mods of this forum should ask for a scanned copy of intending members qualification.

There are so many illiterates and near illiterates on this forum and they are fouling it.

Goat like you, I bet your qualification is even worse than that of TINUBU

Beancounter93:
All the loans government and companies owe, they are on repayment schedules which have already been agreed upon in the T and C of the loans taken (and we know what happens when defaults happen. For companies, the government takes them over via AMCON and pays the loan from their coffers by force. For governments , it means IMF would not let them access fresh credit...yes it happens)

Government loans are paid for in the bit of the budget that goes for loan servicing.

Same as the loans you take from Sokoloan. There are t and c . Don't abide by them , they come after you.

(And I don't work for Sokoloan, and I am on terms of mortal defiance with them after they denied me a loan that i was clearly going to pay back even 2 days before the time self. Funny people).

The T and C operated by this organization is not sanctioned by the CBN or Financial regulators.
The interest they charge and the very short repayment period are not standard the reason they resort to unprofessional methods to get back their money instead of reporting to CBN or Credit Bureau.

phemmyfour:
Shameless thing. You lack integrity, paying what you owe as and when due is important in the biz world

Honestly you are very stupid, Government owes, Companies owes and globally we can see the downturn of economic activities you are here running you filthy mouth
I bet you work with sokoloan

ItsReal:
You better go and pay ASAP. Your details will be reported and blacklisted by the CBN.

Hence, you will never be able to get any loan from any financial institution again.

Stop blabbering about, is SOKOLOANs abiding under the central bank guidelines of rate of interest and the duration?
Majority of Sokoloans and others can't report you to CBN or Credit Bureau that is the reason they are using primitive and unconventional ways to get back their money

Bullion van, terrorist, armed robbers etc

bobestman:
Have told you that Igbo is not limited to the South East alone. What you call Bantus today is what they call Igbos in ancient times. It was once the general name for all black Mmanu. The first Mmanu was Igbo and it all began in SE. You all were all over the South and some North and all have something they are good in. All your languages are all Olu Igbo. You all today speak different version of Igbo(you will call it Bantu). Know one is stealing anything. That is how you all were before.

Another group of Igbos said the Nsibidi was given to the Igbos by the 4 Archangels and that was why the 4 market days in Igbo land is similar to their names
Micheal- Mekel- Ekelu- Eke
Uriel-Orie-elu- Orie
Raphael- Aforelu- Afor
Gabriel -Ngorbirielu- Gobriel- Nkwo/Ngo
They are very close if you look well. And their is a true story about it

All Hi-stories and research works only have 20% truth. A teacher will come first to correct all these things and all must listen to him.
We are all Igbos before we became whatever today. This is not pride or bragging. It was once so. The person who wrote that thing is confused.

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Criminals YESTERDAY TODAY and 4ver

after4:
Yes, tht is why all the oil wells in Niger delta is owned by Igbos, that is why we are the ones that polluted ogoni land and bribed your kins men that they can't even cough and those who refused to cough we killed them e. g saro wiwa.
Get a life

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We know every thieves don't come and preach nonsense to us

Ilaumoh:
Tourism: Gov Emmanuel Advises NATOP to Device New Methods.
[/b] NATOP to commence Year of return for black diaporas into Nigeria, Akwa Ibom been the gate way..
To Rehabilitate all the tourism attractions in the state .
To work in close partnership with leisure companies , Ibomair and Tour operators in the state.
Ibom bridge of no return and Ibeno Beach to be the centre of attraction.
Indeed the future of Nigeria tourism through Akwa Ibom is secured..[b]
Akwa Ibom State Governor Udom Emmanuel has tasked the Nigerian Association of Tour Operators (NATOP) to adopt new strategies that would make the country’s tourism industry attractive and economically beneficial. Emmanuel made the call yesterday at the fifth Annual General Meeting of the association held in Uyo.
The governor lamented the dwindling fortunes of the tourism sector, despite the vast tourism potential of the country.
[/b]The theme of the conference was, “Restarting Tourism in Nigeria: A New Template.”[b]
Emmanuel, however, applauded the new level of commitment and zeal demonstrated in recent times by the tour operators and other stakeholders in promoting tourism, saying if sustained, it can generate huge revenue for both practitioners and the government. He admired the hospitality of the people and said recent developments in transport, social, and tourism infrastructure in the state, despite dwindling revenue, was a deliberate strategy to open the state to the world.
According to him, Akwa Ibom State is blessed with many cuisines and natural tourist sites, including the residence of Mary Slessor, the Blue River, the longest coastline in Nigeria, while the annual Christmas Carole and Christmas Village have become major events in the calendars of lovers of tourism.
He pledged the assistance and partnership of the state government to NATOP but urged them to adopt measures that would project their services and attract goodwill to the country.
In a keynote speech, an oil magnet, Mr Akanimo Udofia, said with improved commitment and institutional attention, tourism could generate more than crude oil and gas for the country. Udofia added that many countries not blessed with natural resources had thrived and prospered through tourism.
He stated, “You will be pleased to hear that a country like Thailand, which is a developing country, ranks as the fourth highest earner for tourism in the world, earning a whopping $60 billion a year from tourism.
“Saudi Arabia, on the other hand, is the 19th most visited country in the world with as much as 15 million people visiting yearly. Most of tourism in Saudi Arabia largely involves religious pilgrimage and it generates $12 billion per year. Now remember that Saudi Arabia ranks as the second largest proven petroleum reserves in the world and the source of most of its revenue, yet it pays a lot of attention to other sectors, including tourism, which is less than two per cent.
“I believe that irrespective of this small slice of the pie of their total revenue, we can all agree that $12 billion revenue from tourism on a yearly basis is still a significant amount of money.”
Speaking also, a former Minister of Tourism in Ghana, Mrs Catherine Afeku, using the Ghana experience, urged Akwa Ibom Government to utilise the opportunity of the Bridge of No Return to welcome back descendants of Nigeria lost to the Atlantic Slave Trade.
Afeku urged government and practitioners to focus on domestic tourism, lobby for tourism incentives, adopt a policy of Right of Abode for relatives in the diaspora, repackage tourism sites, and patronise Made in Nigeria products and services.
The Akwa Ibom State Commissioner for Tourism, Mr. Orman Esin, applauded NATOP for choosing Akwa Ibom and expressed hope that the conference would usher a new partnership between the state and tour operators.
Esin pointed out that the state had pioneered several aspects of tourism in Nigeria, being home to the earliest missionaries. He said with the longest coastline in Nigeria, a fertile land rich in tourism, an international airport, and one of the best golf resorts in West Africa, the state was well positioned to take tourism to the next level in Nigeria.
Emmanuel said, “Akwa Ibom, the real deal, we have the options for all types of tourism in Nigeria. We have the biggest hotel property in West Africa, with consistent growth over the years. We knew that bringing Naija7Wonders group to our state in December for the Christmas Village would bring us the attention we needed.
“We are your partners and will grow tourism together. The governor has a vision of a modern state and has deliberately engineered the development of industries and improved on the existing infrastructure.
“Cuisine, infrastructure, scenery, people and buildings are the hallmarks of Akwa Ibom. We are a very secure place not by accident but by the determination, focus and will of the state government.
“The governor is an industrialist and the state will benefit from energising the tourism stakeholders to come and enjoy the synergy of our facilities. Akwa Ibom is your best choice for tourism in Nigeria.”
National President of NATOP Hajia Bilkisu Abdul paid tribute to NATOP’s former president, Mrs Fatima Garbati. But Abdul regretted the loss of revenue in the tourism sector occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic. She said, however, that the tour business had gradually returned, with Akwa Ibom being one of the star destinations for tour operators.
According to her, “Domestic tourism started to come back to life towards the end of last year. I am glad to note that Akwa Ibom became one of the star destinations for tour operators. They came for the Christmas village events in December and observed that it was a great success; they found your state rich in attractions.
“As we begin to breath back life into tourism, insecurity and high airline tickets prices became a big problem.
“Those two evils of tourism are one of the reasons we have chosen Akwa Ibom as our Destination of Choice for our AGM 2021. Akwa Ibom State is secure and has the infrastructure that we need to thrive. It has one of the best resorts in Nigeria, has an airline and an airport.
“Our coming to Akwa Ibom State is not accidental. NATOP uses its AGM to promote domestic destinations and all our past destinations of choice have become viable locations for Tourism.”
Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, represented by the Permanent Secretary, Mrs Ifeoma Anyanwutaku. Mohammed urged NATOP to work towards restoring the damaged tourism reputation of the country and urged them to increase international partnerships while adopting international best practices for networking.
The minister called for increased participation from the private sector while urging stakeholders to work towards packaging the country’s investment and tourism potential by repositioning the image of the country.
The minister assured of the readiness and commitment of the ministry in implementing necessary policies that would grow and strengthen the sector.
Chairman, NATOP Board of Trustees and Acting President of FTAN, Nkeruwem Onung, canvassed a separate ministry in order to exploit and develop the full tourism potential of the country.
Onung commended the state government for its continued interest in tourism and hoped that tourism in the state would receive a boost at the end of the conference.
Other goodwill messages were received from Lagos State Government, the Nigerian Tourism Development Corporation (NTDC), National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR), and National Council of Arts and Culture (NCAC).

@lalasticlala FP
Ibom republic ayaya

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Good one bro

The true Spiritual landlord of Africa have spoken

Shey dem never ban this girl

victoryukpong:
forget about what people are saying about the Nsibidi language

from my own research the annang are the real originator of the language because the people where the language was founded and still partially had records of it (Arochukwu Kingdom) mostly speak the Efik language more than the Igbo language there

i won't want to elaborate more because the story is my future trade transaction for movie producers

Where ever the Ekpe/Ekpo cult existed so did Nsibidi don't behave like the IPOB

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after4:
The earlier una realize sey Igbos no really care whether unah dey exist the better for all you anti Igbo propagandist

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That is why you want to steal anything and everything from others...

Nightaccountant:
He trianed us not to think cows like you

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4rm ur name work don start, Yahoo yahoo no de pay

NkanAkpanika:
State Government fault

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There is really big money in Tourism, all the creeks, islands and hills in AkwaIbom can be transformed with good ideas not necessarily money.
We need a government thinking like the leaders in Dubai, we ourselves can develop our local tourism. What stops me from coming down to lodge all weekend at one cool island in Ibeno, seriously that place is wasting lagos beach don't come close.
Even with Qua Iboe church headquartered there it should also be a pilgrimage town for every Akwaibomite
It is well with AkwaIbom

Still crowd sourcing for attachee and sympathy now crossing over to the North....IPOB rats

DankemzI:
Akwa Ibom Ayaya
Akwa Ibom Republic has 40 Islands suitable for tourism!
There's a private company trying to replicate Dubai high-rise buildings in the Ibeno ocean front.
But their youths are dulling the process

Ibeno should be the Miami of Nigeria

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I never see this one b4

esnbrutality:
We the SS CREW
We the our "oyel" crew
We the "jonathan is daft" crew
We the "shepopotamus" crew

When the 'mannequin" talked zombies cheered and insulted IGBO people...now their "stroke afflicted brother" is issuing press statements to calm frayed nerves in the Niger delta.

This thread will die a natural death , because it isnt an IGBO bashing thread...but be rest assured that BIAFRA is here!!

IGBO people we dey una back ...gidigba!!

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KANU really trained you well in every department of stupidity