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revived2:
It's clear in the topic and in the details that's the rate is 0.005%

So where did you get your 0.0005% from??

To the mod that deleted my comment ONJR

revived2:
There's nothing good about this God forasak£n policy😡😡😡


Modified: what a waste of a human, I'm sure you skipped classes in high school

Now let me school you dum-bo

0.005% of #100,000 is = #500
0.005% of #1,000,000 is = #5,000


You dum-bo shouldn't skip school next time😡😡

FreeStuffsNG:
Instead of mixing ignorance with lies in order to criminally cyberbully others with a different opinion from your uncouth approach, go and read the whole essence of the cybercrime charge and how it will be managed. If you are truly a fan of sane clime, you will not make a fuss about this issue.

No poor man or woman in Nigeria will cry if 5 kobo is taken from his/her N1,000 to deliver on the mandate of the cybercrime charge. I have always been embarrassed by how on earth you want to use ignorance and lies to replace same people in authority you mock daily. Your ilk are no credible alternative at all.

Beyond insulting and scoffing, your ilk have nothing else to offer. Smh

FreeStuffsNG:
The fee has been reduced very very significantly from 0.5% to 0.005% (almost zero percent!) in order not to throw away the baby with the bath water and help FG deliver on the purpose meant for the fund.

0.005% on N100k (one hundred thousand naira) for example is a paltry N5 (five naira) and N50 charge on N1 million naira so it makes absolute sense, low and fair enough in my opinion. Most transactions of the poor range between N1k and N100k so the highest a poor person will pay as cybercrime fee is N5 and lowest is 5 kobo!

There's so much at risk so there must be deliberate effort to sustain the security architecture around this crime.

May God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

naptu2:
https://www.sportskeeda.com/basketball/news-what-hardship-contract-wnba-length-circumstances-details-explored

cococandy:
It’s going great. Thanks.

You’ve said it all. Nothing to add.

Just dead useless ego that doesn’t help them or anyone else. Some of them talk like you should be elected mayor of your city the moment you migrate to the states otherwise anything else you choose to do is not worthy of respect.

Odidigboigbo:
You tried but those things you mentioned can never take a woman to heaven while on bed, neither will it maker her to squirt. How many times has a woman say "thank you" to you after intimacy? I can tell you, these mamas that are following all these small boys and lavishing them with gifts is because of this small thing.

cococandy:
No they can’t do that though. They will call it slavery. “Being a slave in another man’s land”. At least that’s what I’ve heard some of them say on here about blue collar jobs. SMH

1stGenAmerican:
The UK Metropolitan Police have made it clear that they had no part in telling Nigerian women not to call the police on their husbands. The police officer speaking in Yoruba in this video is being investigated—I’m sure he’ll lose his job and possibly receive criminal charges which is good!

Here’s the story:
Met cop telling Nigerian women 'do not call police on your husbands' probed by force 6 years later

A video showing a Metropolitan Police officer allegedly telling a group of Nigerian women not to call police on their husbands but to “manage it", is now being investigated after resurfacing six years later on social media.

The clip filmed inside Divine Restoration International Church in Camberwell in 2018 shows a police staff member addressing a group of mainly women as three officers stand beside, sparking outrage from abuse charities.

In the video, which the Mirror has seen, the officer can be heard speaking in Yoruba - a Nigerian language, as well as English, while he stands at a pulpit talking about knife crime and how sons ‘may not want to listen to their mothers” and instead prefer their fathers.

The footage goes on to show the officer allegedly saying that once Nigerian women arrive in the UK they start behaving “rudely” towards their husbands, adding that they should not call police on their husbands “but manage it.”

Police confirmed to the Mirror that the footage has been referred to the Met's standards unit.
The children’s safeguarding group Afruca, have expressed anger at the remarks in a letter of complaint to the Met detailing how the officer's advice was “telling victims to stay in abusive relationships and not to seek police protection.”

Speaking to the Mirror, Chief Executive of Afruca, Debbie Ariyo who saw the video said: “[The officer said], ‘do not call the police on your husband, but manage it.'

“When I heard it, I was livid. Like what do you mean? So if a man is abusing the woman, and don’t forget, domestic violence is always about physical abuse, emotional even in terms of cultural practices, its a sexual issue - so if a woman is being abused in the home, she shouldn’t call the police because if she does, the man will be removed from the home and the children will spiral and it will be her fault.

“If a woman is being abused, you’re saying that women shouldn’t seek police protection. “That was really bad of them, that's just like minimising these issues in our communities. That Nigerians don’t really matter. Even children are victims in the home when domestic violence is going on.”

The charity chief went on to add that she felt violence against Black women was not being highlighted, as figures from PA News agency from the Metropolitan Police show of the 21 femicide victims recorded by the force in 2022, nine victims (43%) were Black and have higher rates than any other ethnic group.

Debbie said: “We’ve been talking about violence against women but we haven’t talked about violence against Black women. Women in African and Caribbean communities.

“And so to hear a police officer who should understand the UK Domestic Violence Act of 2021, telling women that they shouldn’t call the police on their husbands, whatever the explanation is, it's counterproductive. I felt it was an attack on Nigerian women.

“Coming from a police officer, where we see many police officers being convicted of hurting women, it's the first thing I thought about.”

When approached by the Mirror, Detective Chief Superintendent Seb Adjei-Addoh said that the video had been referred to the professional standards team.

He said: “The incident reported relates to an informal talk by a police member of staff made at a church in Camberwell back in 2018. The comments made by the member of the police staff categorically do not represent the position of the Met in relation to domestic abuse and are wrong. There are no circumstances where it would be appropriate for a victim-survivor of domestic abuse not to report it to the police if they feel able to do so.

“Over recent years, the Met has developed a raft of dedicated investigation teams focused on domestic abuse. Within the boroughs of Lambeth and Southwark, we work in partnership with the local authorities and third-sector charities involved in VAWG to ensure we have strategies to encourage domestic abuse reporting and support victim-survivors of domestic abuse.

“The video has been referred to our professional standards unit to assess and consider what action is to be taken.

“Afruca and other charities like them carry out invaluable work in the domestic abuse space, and I understand the concern this matter has caused.

“Lastly, I am keen to speak with those who have been particularly affected in an attempt to reassure them of our ongoing commitment to tackling this type of crime and protecting those who are at risk.”



https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/met-cop-telling-nigerian-women-33655942


Previous thread https://www.nairaland.com/8211011/uk-police-officer-advises-nigerian

ComeToJesus:
If you are a diasporan Nigerian, the most dangerous thing around you is a Nigerian woman(wife), with the exception of an insignificant few virtuos women.

They always want their husband to get into trouble. My cousin's story is an attestation to this. A poor Yoruba girl he picked in Akute and took abroad almost stabbed my cousin to death over a small issue. Guyman had to run into the bath and locked the door.

Another distant cousin ran for his life and is now in Naija because his wife was always reporting him to the British Police.

Asian women respect their spouses and mange their differences with mutual respect. Nigerian women(abroad based) are typical examples of the spirit of household wickedness.

officialwdhtv:
Viral video of a UK police officer advicing Nigerian women, suggesting they focus on managing their homes instead of reporting domestic disputes.

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykv6uez_F6E

money121:
Thanks so much

Racoon:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9R8Fx4OY6A?si=iqPPPuSlgh1mOJYc

@HistoryVille

God1000:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igdgA-LHZHU?si=Z1G6s6yH4_lBwLzn




https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2024/09/18/ukraine-attack-russia-missile-depot-mini-earthquake/

happney65:
So, ka ma la obo mo ni oro kan bayi?

Jesu gba wa.

Toks2008:
Giving head to random ladies increases the risk but not giving head at all reduces the risk totally.

Unfortunately i'm addicted to giving head but i dont go eating random snails. May GOD protect my mouth

OLAADEGBU:
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13859409/jamie-theakston-laryngeal-cancer-sex-act-couples-rise-throat-cancer.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=social-twitter_dailymailus

God1000:
Elon Musk's company "Neuralink" has invented a device called BLINDSIGHT that will enable those who have lost their both eyes and their optic nerve to see again.

BLINDSIGHT will also enable those who are blind from birth to see for the very first time.

He made this announcement yesterday on his social media platform.

Elon Musk

AbujaCitiBlog:
You are mad! You are mentally ill! What concerns impeachments with a man who is running for president. You are just an idiot!

Salewa97:
The guy is paranoid.

If you didn't want to be impeached, you shouldn't have done things that are impeachable

Newlymarried:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=341zcYOCd1g
Rihanna was open to learning Yoruba when a fan offered to be her coach.

The singer was at a promo event for her brand, Fenty, when the Nigerian fan decided to teach her Yoruba.

The fan asked her to say "mo wa pa," which is Yoruba for "I am fine."

Rihanna struggled at first, especially with getting the right accent. But she finally managed to pronounce it and the fan gave her a high five.

As they posed for photos, Rihanna is seen repeatedly saying "mo wa pa".

treesun:
2. Neurological Damage

Burnt food contains neurotoxins like Advanced Glycation End-products (AGEs) and lipid peroxides.

These compounds can damage brain cells, leading to, cognitive impairment, memory loss, and neurodegenerative diseases (e.g., Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s)
https://punchng.com/six-hidden-dangers-of-consuming-burnt-food/

Smart.Polician:
In a field traditionally dominated by men, Captain Adeola Ogunmola Sowemimo has achieved remarkable success.

She is Nigeria’s first female Boeing 787 pilot, flying long-distance routes for Qatar Airways. Her story shows that with hard work, focus, and the right support, anyone can achieve great things, regardless of gender.

Around the world, women are stepping into roles that were once considered “for men only.” Aviation, too, is undergoing this shift, and Captain Adeola is a shining example of how women can succeed in male-dominated spaces.

At just 31 years old, Captain Adeola is making history. She is the first Nigerian woman to fly the Boeing 787 Dreamliner for Qatar Airways.

This advanced airplane can reach speeds of Mach 0.85, or about 1,024 kilometers per hour. Adeola pilots this impressive machine, safely flying 250 passengers across the world.

Her path to becoming a Dreamliner pilot wasn’t easy. Adeola’s story is one of determination, strength, and a love for flying.

Adeola was born on October 16, 1990, in Kaduna, Nigeria. She went to several schools in both Kaduna and Ibadan due to challenges like religious conflicts.

Despite these difficulties, Adeola remained focused and completed her secondary education at First Baptist Model High School in Kaduna in 2007.

After completing secondary school, she started a pre-degree course at Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) in Oyo State.

But her passion for flying took over, and she enrolled at the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology in Zaria. She completed her aviation training from 2009 to 2010 before going to Florida, USA, for further training at Sunrise Aviation Inc.

Once her pilot training was done, Adeola returned to Nigeria to start her flying career.

In 2013, Adeola began working for Medview Airlines in Lagos as a First Officer on Boeing 737 planes.

Her skills quickly earned her a promotion to fly the Boeing 767-300ER. But her biggest breakthrough came in 2018 when she joined Qatar Airways as the first Nigerian woman to pilot the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/09/meet-adeola-sowemimo-the-first-nigerian-woman-to-fly-boeing-787/

ednut1:
What kind of name is Adetsina Did she also fake that part

God1000:
Obadire believes the root of the social tension is frustration on both sides.

“Everyday South Africans feel like their needs aren’t being met, and then they see someone who’s different from them seemingly getting ahead. On the other side, Nigerians are open about their success, which creates friction,” he explained.

Unlike Solarin, Obadire found university life in Johannesburg welcoming and even secured employment after graduation. However, when asked about the Adetshina controversy, he admits both sides could have handled it better.

Meanwhile, Joseph (not his real name), a South African security guard working at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital in Soweto – where Adetshina was born – claims that many foreign nationals give birth at the hospital and attempt to register their children as South Africans through illicit means.

“Money talks here,” Joseph said, alluding to corruption in government services.

In Soweto, 22-year-old Patience Dlamini harbours negative views about Nigerians, echoing widespread stereotypes.

“Nigerians commit a lot of crimes,” she said, though she admits she has no proof. “I don’t think the government would lie about her [Adetshina’s] mother stealing someone’s identity. They need to get to the bottom of it.”

Dlamini’s sentiment is shared by other young South Africans who believe that Nigerian immigrants dominate sectors like hospitality and retail while contributing to unemployment and crime.

ogugwa1992:
In a significant boost to his campaign, Dr. Asue Ighodalo, a top contender for the governorship of Edo State, has received the endorsement of Andrew Alli, a former Chief Executive Officer of Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) and son of the late Prof. Ambrose Alli, who is widely regarded as one of Edo State’s most impactful governors.

Andrew Alli, a seasoned finance professional with over three decades of experience in African infrastructure and energy projects, expressed his support for Ighodalo, citing their long-standing personal and professional relationship. “I’ve known Dr. Ighodalo for several decades as a person of integrity,” Alli remarked. “He cares about Edo State and wants to give back. There are other good candidates, but overall, Asue is the best, and that’s why I’m endorsing him today.”

This endorsement carries historical significance. In a twist of fate, Dr. Ighodalo’s father Jeremiah Ighodalo stepped down for Prof. Ambrose Alli during the UPN governorship primaries 45 years ago, paving the way for the elder Alli’s remarkable tenure as governor. Now, the younger Alli’s support for Ighodalo adds a layer of serendipity to the ongoing race, underscoring the deep historical ties between the two families.

Andrew Alli’s endorsement comes just a day after internationally renowned musician Davido voiced his support for Dr. Ighodalo. The superstar, who has millions of fans worldwide, added celebrity clout to the growing list of high-profile endorsements for Ighodalo. Political figures such as former Vice President Atiku Abubakar have also thrown their weight behind the candidate, further strengthening his campaign.

Dr. Ighodalo’s momentum continues to build, with recent polls by **BusinessDay** and the **African Polling Institute** placing him ahead of his competitors in the lead-up to the Edo State gubernatorial election on September 21, 2024. Analysts believe that with endorsements from public figures across entertainment, business, and politics, his chances of clinching the governorship are becoming increasingly favorable; and opine that it it highly unlikely that any other candidate will be able to close the widening gap between Ashe Ighodalo and the rest of the field.

Andrew Alli’s endorsement is expected to carry substantial weight. As the former head of Africa Finance Corporation, Alli oversaw $4.5 billion in investments across the continent, financing critical infrastructure projects. His expertise in finance, coupled with his commitment to Edo State’s development, makes his support a major vote of confidence in Ighodalo’s leadership abilities.

Botragelad:
According to the federal police, between January and July 2024, 34,000 people tried to enter Germany. Around 17,000 were denied entry directly at the border. The other half were allowed to enter and are being processed under the Dublin Regulation.

By comparison, last year, the federal police apprehended 127,000 people at the border who wanted to enter Germany without permission. A quarter were denied entry directly at the border. It is unclear how high the number of unreported attempts to enter the country is, and how many more people could have been stopped with more border controls.
Source:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.dw.com/en/germany-begins-expanded-border-controls-to-control-migration/a-70218944

Pojomojo:
On Tuesday Sept 10th, I visited the NIPCO CNG conversion center along Airport Road in Abuja to inquire about the possibility of converting my car to CNG. To my amazement, I saw many commercial vehicles refilling their cylinders attached to the trunks of their vehicles, which prompted me to engage some of the drivers. One driver who really explained the benefits of CNG to me was a Bolt driver. He mentioned that he refills his cylinder for about 3k, which lasts him a maximum of two days. He also stated that he makes between 40 to 50k daily from his work. However, I was disappointed when he said that he still charges his passengers as if he were using PMS. He mentioned this with so much pride, as if he did nothing wrong. I noticed many Golfs and Toyota Corollas on the line to refill as well.

It’s also worth noting that the conversion for commercial vehicles is free, courtesy of the federal government, while the cost for private vehicles depends on the engine capacity. If you have a four-cylinder engine, conversion costs about 750k, while a six-cylinder conversion is nearly a million naira (900k+).

This explains why commercial vehicle owners aren’t really complaining about the hike in PMS price as much as private car owners—they have already rigged the system. I would have preferred the cost of conversion to be made more affordable, but let's run a quick calculation here:

If you drive a 6-cylinder car like me, chances are you have an 80-liter tank under your car. If you drive as much as I do weekly and use up the full tank, it means you consume between ₦70k and ₦80k worth of PMS (depending on where you buy it). We have 52 weeks in a year, so let's calculate your weekly consumption for the year. That amounts to between ₦3.64m and ₦4.16m respectively in annual PMS consumption.

Now, let's do the same calculation for CNG. Let's assume you consume ₦3k worth of CNG a day, which would be ₦21k a week. To find your annual consumption, multiply ₦21k by 52 weeks. That gives you ₦1.092m.

If you include the conversion cost (assuming it's ₦1.2m for a 6-cylinder vehicle), your first-year consumption will be ₦2.292m (which is still far less than PMS). Subsequent annual consumption of CNG will be ₦1.092m. Whichever way you look at it, CNG is reasonable.

officialwdhtv:
"Village people at work” - Abroad-based Nigerian man chased away from his friend's apartment after he posted a video that went viral in different blogs that his friend is living in a place like Oshodi.

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYe8lArSwcY

OnlineStreet:
https://www.statepress.ng/2024/09/abuja-based-chef-jayne-solicits-votes.html?m


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZv-CccXyaI
Abuja based renowned chef and a contestant in the ongoing culinary-based reality TV show, chef Jayne is urging her supporters and fans to assist her emerge the winner of the Season 4 of the show.

Jayne is a top rated culinary masterchef with several years of experience in the industry.

She has also been described as exceptionally passionate to make healthy food in a Nigerian culture.

An employer of labour, the chef positions herself as an inspiration to next generation.

Each vote costs ₦50 only and voting for Jayne has a very simple step.


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Almiron:
The 58-year-old man accused of pointing an AK-47 at former President Donald Trump on Sunday afternoon has a prolific arrest record that spans several decades

Ryan Wesley Routh was arrested shortly after the incident at Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Fla. Authorities said Secret Service agents fired at him after seeing the muzzle of his AK-47 pointing through a chain-link fence one hole ahead of where Trump was playing.

Authorities are treating the episode as an apparent assassination attempt on Trump.

A background check on the name given by officials, Ryan Wesley Routh, revealed that he currently lives in Hawaii and has faced dozens of run-ins with police, stretching back to at least the 1990s.

Routh is a native of North Carolina, where his list of arrests includes simple drug possession, driving without a license, expired inspection and operating a vehicle with no insurance. In addition, the Greensboro News & Record reported in 2002 that Routh was arrested after barricading himself in his roofing company's office during a three-hour standoff that followed a traffic stop in which he put his hand on a gun before fleeing.

Routh moved to Hawaii in 2017, records show. He has since launched another construction company in Hawaii that builds simple housing structures for homeless people, according to a LinkedIn page that appears to belong to Routh.

"This does not appear to be some random guy with an AK-47 walking outside Trump's club," an official said after the Sunday afternoon incident

News of the incident broke shortly after Trump was safely escorted off of the golf course.

A Secret Service member spotted the would-be gunman while Trump was playing on the course's fifth hole. Officials say he abandoned an AK-47, a go-pro camera and two backpacks along a chain-link fence that borders the sixth hole of the course.

Routh fled in an SUV after a member of the Secret Service fired on him, but was soon arrested, according to authorities.

Trump's campaign quickly issued a statement that the 45th president was safe, with Trump following up in a message to supporters that he will "never surrender."

Fox News' Lucas Tomlinson confirmed that the Secret Service opened fire after they saw a man lift an AK-47. The suspect fled in a car, but was quickly apprehended, authorities said.

"There were gunshots in my vicinity but before rumors start spiraling out of control, I wanted you to hear this first: I AM SAFE AND WELL!" he wrote in a message that was shared on social media.


Nothing will slow me down. I will NEVER SURRENDER!" he continued. "I will always love you for supporting me. Unity. Peace. Make America Great Again. May God bless you.
Source: Foxnews