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Richtaiwo:
All these excuses are nothing more than desperate attempts to cover up empty boasts and baseless bravado. First, the passport was supposedly old, then the blue passport was not diplomatic, but merely a certificate of one bla bla bla. You also saw the yellow card, a standard international travel document.

Yet, after all the noise, not a single piece of evidence has been produced to show you have ever legally travelled out of the country by air.
Meanwhile, I have travelled to 6 African countries with that blue passport, and even the green passport you saw was renewed less than a year ago. You can keep making grand bets on social media, but without proof, they are nothing more than empty talk to cover up. Any traveller will easily recognise those documents as authentic. But here is a social media clout, he doesn't even know what constitutes travelling documents. Yes, anyone can copy from the Internet, but your username was clearly written on it to remove those doubts.

Lastly, if you cannot produce evidence, stop pretending to have experiences you clearly do not have, and kindly stay out of my mentions. I will now bring down my documents from the site.

Again, anyone can take a picture of a passport. It doesn’t prove anything. Open it to show your name, Taiwo, and the places you have travelled to. I dare you.

Look at you trying to feel fly with that fake looking Ecowas passport wey you dey use go Accra and Abidjan by road. The fact that you called that thing a diplomatic passport is very funny. You must think you are talking to a child.

I repeat. You have never been to any country by air. I am willing to bet with any amount of money. Take me up on it!

Richtaiwo:
The irony is that those who confidently make claims about things they clearly know nothing about are often the ones with little or no travel experience. I filled every page of my passport before it expired, renewed it, and later obtained a diplomatic (blue) passport because most of my trips are official, making it unnecessary to visit some African embassies repeatedly for visas.

Based on what you have written, I am more inclined to believe that you have never legally travelled out of this country by air. Meanwhile, I'm not a gambler, you may prove me wrong with documentary evidence, like this.

And you are proving what exactly with that picture of an old passport? Any damn person can take a picture with an old passport and post on the internet. It proves nothing at all.

The mere mention of you owning a blue diplomatic passport shows you are just a troll. In what world is a diplomatic passport blue? They are always red. You must think you are talking to a child. That blue thing you have is the Ecowas travel certificate that Nigerians have been abusing and using to travel to Accra and Abidjan by road.

I am willing to bet any amount of money that you have never ever travelled outside Nigeria by air. This is a very bold statement. I dare you to take me up on it.

Richtaiwo:
Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but I am speaking from personal experiences. I have travelled into and out of Nigeria more than 20 times, including a trip to this SA about 2 years ago. From my experience, international airports subject departing passengers to multiple layers of security, far beyond the initial security screening at the terminal entrance.

Before boarding, just before leaving the departure hall and start proceeding to the hangers, there are gates where passengers are typically required to remove items such as shoes, belts, phones, and hand luggage for X-ray screening while they pass through separate security scanners and physical checks. In some airports, boarding passes are even checked again after passengers disembark from shuttle buses to the aircraft. If you insist this is not how international airports operate, then it is difficult to believe you have ever boarded an international flight.

That is not true at all. I travel through many international airports including Joburg and Cape Town all the time. You only go through security once and that’s it. No more security searches except as I mentioned before, you are randomly selected. And as I said before, that applies to people that look and act very suspicious. If this happens to you all the time, you better go and work on your appearance.

It is only in Nigeria, you are searched again before boarding which most frequent flyers find absurd.

Again, I am willing to bet any amount of money that you have never travelled outside Nigeria.

Richtaiwo:
It would have been far better to remain silent than to post something this embarrassing. There is absolutely nothing wrong with never having boarded an international flight. What is absurd, however, is pretending to understand a process you clearly have never experienced.

Your statement about official "politely asking you to check in some bags" gives you away immediately. That is not how international airport security works. Anyone who has actually gone through the process knows there are multiple layers of screening, each with strict security procedures that go far beyond such a simplistic description. Besides, you check in bags at the counter and hold hand luggage. You don't check in bags anywhere else.

That guy is right. 100 percent. After security, nobody searches you again except you are randomly selected and this applies to people that look and behave like criminals. Maybe you fall into that group.

You are just arguing for the sake of arguing. Everyone has told you how things work but you are only trying to save face with the endless arguments over something you know very little about. I am willing to bet you have never travelled outside Nigeria in your entire life.

Richtaiwo:
Duty-free shops do not sell lighters or matches. More importantly, after the duty-free area, passengers still pass through another round of rigorous security screening, where every item, including belts, phones and other personal belongings, are placed on a tray and scanned before passengers undergo both electronic and physical checks.

At this point, I'm beginning to wonder whether you've ever boarded an international flight. Your argument suggests you're describing an airport you've only imagined.

I am a frequent traveler. And I am here to educate you.

Who told you there is another round of search after passing security in South African and other international airports? Who told you cigarettes and lighters are not allowed in SA airport? Who told you a bottle of gin bought at a duty free shop cannot be boarded with?

You are actually the one that sounds like someone that has never travelled from an international airport outside Nigeria.

GloriousGbola:
There is a common belief that most drinks sold in clubs are either fake or adulterated

A friend who drinks socially basically said that on Nigerian ubs people drink whole bottle of alcohol and when they get to UK clubs they are looked at like they are crazy when they ask to do same. Because in Nigeria a 60 or 70 proof drink has been diluted to 20 proof. Drink the actual thing and you may get hospitalised for alcohol poisoning

Your friend must be a villager not to know that bottle service is offered in many UK clubs

GabrielYulaw:
And this is rice with Egusi soup.

This guy go dey go toilet well well with the kind food wey you dey chop 🤢🤢

GabrielYulaw:
Rice and beans with stew and rice with stew.

You sure say na stew be this? Oh lord 🤢🤢

[quote author=AngelicBeing post=132445541][/quote]Cc Seun Mynd44 lalasticlala nlfpmod

Mekharay007:
T

Tho agbaya space booker say na T

papiilo:
the most stingy man in this thread

Thank God for that guy say this na anonymous forum. With the kind anger and hunger wey dey hammer you, I can bet that you will attack that guy in real life.

All these envious beggars wey dey camp for this thread. I can just imagine how they are in real life

Dundalk:


No dragging, No long stories, just dropped gbam..

How won’t he drop aza? That’s all he does on Nairaland. Begging for 1k all over the place and looking for who to scam. I won’t be surprised that this is one of his alts..

SamueItem337:
This one you are going on and on like a mad man he be like say na you T Pain don deal with pass

This hungry 1k beggar sef dey follow talk where living things dey talk? Guy, you don chop today? Drop your aza make I send you 1k wey you go use chop before this hunger kpai you.

xtianchris:
If your data is compromised it can be used against you. . Why do you think apple gadgets are sophisticated.. Because they Guarantee your data is Secured with them . That doesn't mean it cant be compromised.... most of our elites hardly use these gadgets. They know my brother... Don't let your phone be in charge of you , be in charge of your phone. .. Guys root their android phone to be in firm control. .

Wetin Apple wan use data of poor man like you for? Are you sure you are okay upstairs? 🤔

Winks2:
May his soul continue to rest in peace.
Someone pls help me with 3k to attend an interview tomorrow pls. 🙏🙏🙏

The transport cost no be here I swear. I hope I'm given an accomodation allowance after I get the job. Pls help me

You don ask your pastor? 🤔

AirwavesReport:
Herbert Wigwe's Legacy at Risk: Family Infighting Overshadows Mourning Period

https://independent.ng/family-dispute-erupts-over-estate-of-late-banking-executive-herbert-wigwe/

You better delete this useless fake story if you know what is good for that your bald head

xtianchris:
Ever since I changed from iPhone to my Brand new Android. I have gotten peace of mind. . Africans love statuship and showmanship .. Mostly of them can't even navigate and know the features of what the iPhone can do.. As long as It has Apples logo they keep on flaunting it ..
If you study Cyber security and ethical hacking...All these devices are mere Monitoring gadgets..... They know you. They know your family.. they have your pictures.. Transaction details..
Always note nothing is 🔐 Secured...

So Apple is monitoring millions of ordinary people around the world? So that they can steal from them? 🤔

Gistmedia10:
In a startling revelation, a man was caught on camera repackaging UK-used iPhones as brand new to sell in Lagos. The footage, which has rapidly circulated online, has left many netizens in disbelief.

The video shows the man meticulously using a mini waterproof wrapping machine to cover the used iPhone cartons. Questions are being raised about the source of these phone cartons, leading many to speculate about the extent of this fraudulent practice.

Reactions from social media users have been swift and critical. One commenter stated, "This is how they'll repackage UK used phones and sell them at exorbitant prices." Another chimed in with shock, saying, "The day I was told that I could buy a brand new iPhone that is not actually brand new in Ikeja, I was shocked."

Adding to the discourse, a third user remarked, "I tell people that 60% of so-called new iPhones are refurbished. But what do I know?"




Is this business-wise or an act of criminality?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5vwAxefLvA

No be 9ice be that? The one wey sing Living Things? 🤔

Seunpapa65:
Lunch oga T-pain happened

It is well

Seunpapa65:
Swallow with egusi soup

Watery soup. Brought to you by T Pain and Sons

This thread seems to be a playground for lonely abrodians to oppress people wey T pain dey show shege.

After hustling for obodo, na to snap pictures and post here to feel good about themselves. Na wa o

Filly3:
Sunday rice is ready!

Sunday rice with egg. T Pain na bastard I swear