Politics › Re: Samuel Ajose Steps Down For Obafemi Hamzat by koladata(m): 2:30pm On May 20 |
Enough of this Tinubu boys... they are doing nothing |
Properties › Re: My Landlord Gave Me Quit Notice For Demanding For My Right by koladata(m): 7:41am On May 20 |
Only you carry wisdom of 100 people... that's greed  . Respect bro. Stephen0mozzy: Forget legal action jare. If ywant to stay in the house, just go and talk to him man to man.
That something is right, doesn't mean that the way we ask it is proper - you have said you "demanded", I hope you didn't use the same "attitude" that the word implied?
Anyways, while it's not right, landlords often see themselves as the Lord of the Land on which their house was built - this is a lesson, don't try to be a hero if you can't lead others to join you in doing compound thing.
If you even go to court, the landlord can say he gave you the quit notice because, having considered that the house not having light will be an inconvenience to you, he has decided to terminate your tenancy agreement so you can get a proper house that meets your demand.
Wisdom is always profitable to direct - Landlord wey hold beef with full street naim you think say intimidation by few tenants will faze? You guys could have asked for a general meeting with him and sweet talk him into paying the dues, even if it means contributing small small to assist.
Them nor dey scratch brokos the way e take itch. |
Business › Re: Has Any Nigerian Bank Ever Frustrated You? Share Your Experience by koladata(m): 7:11am On May 20 |
I have sent you DM, thanks Amwitty: Send me a DM if you don't mind |
Business › Re: Has Any Nigerian Bank Ever Frustrated You? Share Your Experience by koladata(m): 7:10am On May 20 |
Thanks boss , please who are these PEBEC and how do i contact cbn , its going to a year already and this bank is just confortably using my money, I've decided to keep silent about it because i just felt , its still my money anyway and one day ill get it back but its taking too long yongg: Use the PEBEC platform to report them. Choosing the relevant authority behind your perceived injustice. I believe that should be CBN. I strongly recommend you attach or at least have evidence you can show should it be called form strong evidence admissible in the court of law o, not word of mouth, things like formal documents, bank statements, receipts.
This is another reason you should bulk whenever you ask for receipt for any transaction and the seller, or government representative whether police or tax official dismiss that...
Nobody can prove cash, so always insist strongly on receipts and keep them for these eventualities because at some point they will happen.
This is one of the effective ways one strangle thieves on their way to eat one alive... You don't even have to win, at the very least make is very costly for them to have when they obviously refuse to do the right thing.
This is how you bring order.
Make them accountable.
Even after the reporting with PEBEC, keep that evidence of reporting to PEBEC also should their be a full blown court action. Keep it safe ahead of time.
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Business › Re: Has Any Nigerian Bank Ever Frustrated You? Share Your Experience by koladata(m): 7:08am On May 20 |
Your parents didn't teach you that some people don't lie ? I have six figures in that account and its not even my main account and it's over a year (you think everybody on nairaland is broke like you?) You don't know my story , you've never met me before , and you just conclude i'm lying. Ode nkypat: Lier
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Business › Re: Has Any Nigerian Bank Ever Frustrated You? Share Your Experience by koladata(m): 6:50pm On May 19 |
Its a long story , and its even a corporate account o, six figures Amwitty: What happened maybe I can help  |
Business › Re: Has Any Nigerian Bank Ever Frustrated You? Share Your Experience by koladata(m): 5:31pm On May 19 |
Sterling bank is still with my entire savings going to a year now, anything you do in this life, please don't use sterling bank |
Crime › Re: Kidnappers Negotiating For Ransom Via Video Calls In Ekiadolor, Edo by koladata(m): 5:28pm On May 19 |
So police no get technology to track them with all the billions we are making in this country |
Food › Re: How I Ended My Sunday With Bush Meat (pictures) by koladata(m): 4:59pm On May 19 |
Hey God , no bring ebola come back o |
Culture › Re: Does Ifa Support Or Condemn Idol Worshiping? by koladata(m): 6:24am On May 19 |
You can’t properly discuss a subject without understanding its origin and historical context. The word “idol” historically referred to an image or representation used in worship, especially in Abrahamic religions, and over time it became associated with “false gods” in Christian and Islamic teachings. The term itself existed long before modern generations or social media culture. Ifa in Yoruba civilization is far more than what many outsiders reduce it to. Ifa is an ancient Yoruba system of knowledge, philosophy, spirituality, poetry, mathematics, memory encoding, and divination that existed centuries before colonialism...... Historical research traces organized ifa traditions back many hundreds of years before European contact with West Africa, particularly within the oyo empire and earlier Yoruba kingdoms. ifa contains the Odu ifa, a highly structured body of verses and symbolic patterns used for preserving history, ethics, medicine, astronomy, language, and decision-making. The system operates through combinations and patterns that many scholars compare to mathematical logic and binary structuring. As someone with a Bsc in Computer Science abroad , I can confidently say that the binary principle, the use of dual states (01100111011) or combinations existed in Ifa divination long before computer was invented, the 256 Odu (which could now mean 256 bit in computer) are generated from combinations of binary like patterns made with palm nuts or sacred marks. Some researchers and historians of mathematics have pointed out similarities between the structure of Ifa and binary logic later formalized in computer science. However, it would not be historically accurate to claim that modern computer binary was directly copied from Ifa because of some earlier mathematical scientist who had used this same model before the invention of computer.... but what is true is that Ifa demonstrates that African civilizations had advanced systems of logic, symbolic computation, and knowledge organization long before modern computers existed. Civilizations existed, communication with God existed, developed science existed, philosophy, and systems of order existed long before christianity reached many parts of Africa in the 15th century and before Islam spread widely across West Africa between the 11th and 16th centuries. Understanding that history is important before dismissing indigenous African knowledge systems. If is not Just a religion to the Yoruba, it was our mathematics (Eni , Eji , Eta) , it was our language, It was our music (most new generation gospel musician can't go one verse without mentioning olodumuare), it was our way of life during the oyo empire. bilms: Please do not bring any other religion into this discuss. This is strictly about ifa.
Secondly, whatever your definition of idol worshiping is, does ifa support or condemn idol worshiping? |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: 2 U.S Navy Jets Collide & Crash During Air Show In Idaho (Video) by koladata(m): 11:37am On May 18 |
Yeye dey smell  ... why air show at this time of war |
Politics › Re: Tinubu & Wike Agree On Chinda As Rivers Next Governor - The Will by koladata(m): 8:23am On May 18 |
This is why Nigeria will not progress because these politicians have supporters like you. Is fubara serving Tinubu or Nigerians sweerychick: Fubara should go and rest he has tried, but unfortunately he started what he couldn't finish, you picked up a fight with your superior, what do you expect? You should have played low key, and waited till second term. |
Education › Re: Rachael Alamu, Principal Of Community High School Esinele Speaks From Captivity by koladata(m): 7:44pm On May 17 |
It can happen to anyone at this point... nowhere is safe |
Crime › Re: Bandits Kill 17 Police Officers At Army Special Forces School In Yobe by koladata(m): 9:47am On May 17 |
My major problem is that he is not even trying enough, can count countless things they can do to stop this security challenges merits: God forbid Tinubu as next Nigeria president. |
Celebrities › Re: Isaac Fayose's Wife Dies Of Cancer by koladata(m): 11:13am On May 16 |
please what's okpehe SafariHunter: Cancer ooo What's happening na Abi na GMO dey cause am
Na why I dey try chop all natural these days o, Fresh tomatoes, vegetable from garden, local chicken,local rice, okpehe and crayfish instead of Maggi, real catfish no agric.
I dey drink water wela. |
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Confirms Killing Of Wanted IS Leader Abu-mainok In Lake Chad by koladata(m): 11:09am On May 16 |
That's not the point , these people are rootless, what about the second in command? did you kill that one too? . Secure the country , install camera every where like the advance country. Increase the salary of security operative to minimum of 500k per month. Your office is embezzling way more than that. |
Romance › Re: True Story: Claimed She Was Virgin, Rushed Engagement by koladata(m): 4:25pm On May 15 |
If you've never heard from God before, it will be very had to explain because me I'm not a very religious person... but believe God talks to everybody, your pastor or Imam is not special, we are just always too lazy to pray QuinQ: What sort of sign would this be? Please give example |
Romance › Re: Which Of These Ladies Will You Rush Quickly To Marry? by koladata(m): 5:23am On May 15 |
C anyday |
Politics › Re: Governor Seyi Makinde Officially Declares For 2027 Presidency (video) by koladata(m): 2:13pm On May 14 |
Anybody is better than Tinubu |
Business › Re: Experts Say Nigeria’s Next Billion Dollar Revolution May Come From Healthcare by koladata(m): 10:44am On May 14 |
I know actually and I always thank God for the good health but still, our health issue is not as worse as those Oyinbo, an average Nigerian is very strong due to all the hardship we've probably gone through, those oyinbo have some strange name for some weird health condition that you've never even heard of JuanDeDios: You're just lucky, my brother. People are facing health hell in Nigeria. |
Business › Re: Experts Say Nigeria’s Next Billion Dollar Revolution May Come From Healthcare by koladata(m): 10:40am On May 14 |
The major problem is that we no dey too sick like those oyinbo with strange health issues. At my age , i've never ever been to hospital , not for once , all i do is agbo  |
Romance › Re: Sexual Cravings You Must Kill In 2026 by koladata(m): 7:02pm On May 13 |
Adultery is meant for adults |
Politics › Re: Don't Give Nigeria Loan: Nigerians Flood Worldbank Social Media Account by koladata(m): 3:31pm On May 13 |
We all need to flood this page . He is collecting loan for 2027 campaign |
Crime › Re: Military Intercepts 400 Starlink Devices Linked To Boko Haram In North-East by koladata(m): 9:18am On May 13 |
With 50k subscription monthly you can use start link. and with just about 550k , you can buy the starlink box. And any one can buy it just like MTN. Do research. eepeepook: I don’t believe this story. Who bought the devices? Starlink is not like MTN or other telecom companies which sell modems for tens of thousands of Naira. Their devices and subscriptions run into almost a thousand dollars. |
Health › Re: EFCC: Akwa Ibom State Doctors Embark On Indefinite State Wide Strike by koladata(m): 5:58am On May 13 |
Some security abi most of them behave like touts Parachoko: I don't understand why some security officers do behave like Touts |
Politics › Re: Rufai Oseni & Adams Oshiomhole Clash Over South African Investments In Nigeria by koladata(m): 5:26am On May 13 |
Why are you replying him, you don't even know if he's South African Bluna: Seems you did not watch the video. Oshiomole specifically stated that Nigerian interest in those businesses will be protected. |
Business › Re: Has A Bank Ever Rejected Your Small Business Loan Application? by koladata(m): 2:59pm On May 12 |
I'm not into yahoo, never done it before and would never do it in future... I'm a senior software engineer way before the tech boom.... also I don't support apc ... and nobody is fighting with you, the point i was trying to make is there are rich people in Nigeria and they are not into yahoo. You shouldn't always turn every simple conversation to fight. You are not the smartest , I am not the smartest also... but learn to listen to other people's view especially when they claim to know somethings you don't know. It could be true. TheStoriesOfMan: You wey rich, why you never buy nairaland? Abi your cl never pay?
Try make your name dey Forbes, make you no dey browse Nairaland dey support APC.
Mtcheww |
Car Talk › Re: Is It Wise To Buy A Manual Transmission As A First Car? by koladata(m): 8:11am On May 12 |
People with deep pocket use Lexus or Mercedes or at least 2018 corolla upward FineUsername: Please you guys should stop this @the bolded. Don't assume you know how deep people's pockets are.
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Car Talk › Re: Is It Wise To Buy A Manual Transmission As A First Car? by koladata(m): 6:43am On May 12*. Modified: 8:30am On May 12 |
Go for it bro , its not that difficult to drive it, fuel is expensive , any car that will reduce fuel consumption Owning a car is no longer a luxury, if it won't solve economic problem for you don't buy it. Manual cars are cheaper to maintain and it consume much lesser fuel. My fuel cost is now over 300k per month excluding maintenance. At this point I would choose keke napep over Rolls-Royce because its no longer about the luxury, it's about how it affect my life, my business, my savings. There are lots of meetings I now miss because I don't want to waste fuel. If keke napep can ply highway at this point, I don't mind getting a keke GideonG: Hello Nairalanders,
Please I need your honest advice.
I am considering buying a Toyota Corolla 2010 as my first car, but the one I am seeing is manual transmission. I know most people prefer automatic, especially in city traffic, but I also hear that manual cars can be cheaper to maintain, more fuel-efficient, and sometimes more durable if handled well.
My concern is that this will be my first car, and I am still thinking about whether manual transmission is a good idea for a beginner, especially with Nigerian traffic and daily movement.
Please for those who have used manual cars before, especially Corolla manual:
Is it advisable for a first-time car owner?
Is the maintenance easier or cheaper than automatic?
Will it be stressful in traffic?
Does it affect resale value badly?
What should I check before buying a manual Corolla 2010?
I will appreciate your sincere advice before making payment.
Thank you. |
Business › Re: Has A Bank Ever Rejected Your Small Business Loan Application? by koladata(m): 5:08am On May 12 |
Dey there dey think say every one is poor in Nigeria TheStoriesOfMan: You mean money laundering? |
Business › Re: Has A Bank Ever Rejected Your Small Business Loan Application? by koladata(m): 8:12pm On May 11 |
I know many business that turn over 50millionaire per week... not guess businesses i know personally Lekan239: lol, shey one branch of bank self turn over 5m naira daily. I mean for ealxample, one branch of uba, dhe he turnover 5m naira daily |