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redsun:well said. You know someone is not reliable but you keep borrowing money to this person. That's criminal. ![]() |
maxell:with respect, this is idle talk. You should planning for how to ensure he does not continue after 2011. ![]() |
I am frustrated and confused as everything I submitteed are genuine.what exactly your reason for visiting? Loosing money twice appears that you are desperate. Most Importantly you need to clear your name from this forgery. If you very sure, get a lawyer because UK share data with other EU and if they put you down as criminal; you know all over EU. |
That is why you need prayer support when you make your applications even when your documents are genuine and okay.is this true? You need prayers ![]() |
Viper, whats language displayed on the dashboard? whats state of the air-suspension? whats the chasis number? |
I think nigeria should introduce shango and amadioha oath taking among public holders,from politicians down to contractors,people are more scared of those primitive justice than this limbo age we are caught in,in the name of democracy and oyinbos and arabs religion.Good words but you spoit it by WORD primitive. Dont always allow outside to define you. And never trust outside. We should look in-wards and modify our system to suit our needs. British in the 40s outlaw 'Ogogoro' since it locally produced and instead they started selling us their 'dry-gin'. Some of us may remember the days Tai Solarin who challenged the Colonial Authority to arrest him for openly displaying ogogoro or apetesi. Foreign alcohol was the legal drink of those days. Even religious preacher had their own stock in their closets, after service of course! If I remember my Things fall Apart well, Okonkwo grabbed his horn and decided to attend service when he heard that alcohol was served during communion. The pride was about which country the drink was made and how “reputable”. |
ATBCOVENAN:Not in the show room but the staff will know clients who want to sell such model since they also service them. |
yrunvus:Those 'slave africans' in US can complain; they were chained and forced to US But nobody forced any Nigerian to go US. You all went on your own. So dont complain and accept whatever but you can also come back home If abuja/lagos is equally hot, well that your land, you got to live with it or plant more trees to provide shades etc. ![]() |
Drawing money from the excess crude account in this manner is effectively saying the last one year was wasted on granstandingabsolutely nothing wrong with it. It saves you LOADS of HIDDEN interests you have to pay. The real question: will the MONEY be used for exactly what it is meant for? ![]() |
The Sly:Mulato. A mulato thats more close to his white parenthood. This is to prepare your minds when/if he becomes President, the BLACKS or AFRICANS don't become disappointed. why do those girls have to dress like that? and why were they bent on standing behind him?So much for US democracy. You don't even have freedom to DRESS as you like. terrible. ![]() |
Obama is responsible for the success and failure of his own race.and what is Obama's race. Surely he is not African and He is not Black. |
Guys, read whole story well: The laws give people classed as blacks, Indians and coloureds (mixed-race) employment and other economic benefits over other racial groups.It is clearly legal to classify these chinese as BLACK but I understand your fears. |
I am ITIL certified. I could offer some 'free' training on this when next in Nigeria. But it is better if you already working in IT service delivery and service support or you an IT Manager. Free = You will need your company to provide the training room, print training material etc. ![]() |
how much is the pay? is this a contract job? |
why open US account when it can be blocked by US GOvt if they dont like your face and you loose your money?? Nigerians with their funny ideas ![]() |
ATBCOVENAN:Coscharis is the official dealer. Check them in VI or Kirikiri road otherwise go to normal dealers but be sure you have all security codes of the car. |
SeanT21:You are joking, right? If those people did not create, will you be there now? NO. Matured, Thats why I said in some other thread, that we don't identify with Nigeria. We may be Nigerians, living in naija but deep inside, we don't identify with that country anymore. It is also same reason why BANK PHB would give LOANS for Nigerians to have UK EDUCATION, so what about NIGERIAN EDUCATION? ![]() |
if too hot for you to handle, why not go back home; Nigeria?? ![]() |
well, Chinese are not exactly white, may be BLACK is the next category they fit. ![]() |
too late to cry. ![]() |
The handwriting is on the wall. Yet our Govt + People are sleep away their future ![]() The burden of cancer in Nigeria is appreciable. According to the World Health Organisation, there are an estimated 100,000 new cancer cases in the country each year although observers believe the figure could become as high as 500,000 new cases annually by 2010. It is feared that by 2020, cancer incidence for Nigerian males and females may rise to 90.7/100,000 and 100.9/100,000 respectively. It is also anticipated that by 2020, death rates from cancer in Nigerian males and females may reach 72.7/100,000 and 76/100,000 respectively.http://odili.net/news/source/2008/jun/17/310.html |
[quote author=Method-Man link=topic=143314.msg2388607#msg2388607 date=1213798365]All the funds sent back don't seem to have any positive effects of the average populace There need to be clear cut plans on what to do with the monies and it shld be evident! I wonder where all the money goes to, Maybe via a pipe leading to OBJ@OTTA, or via IBORI's throat or maybe to fund Aondoaka's corruption ridden mouth or Soludo's greedy fingers.[/quote]well said. In the case of swiss transfer back to Nigeria. They specifically demand, they want to see plan how the money to be spent. The Swiss Govt got WorldBank involved yet $600mil disappearred without any trace. The governments of Nigeria and Switzerland signed an agreement on September 1 last year under which the World Bank was to verify the use of the Abacha funds.--> Missbach added that many mistakes could have been avoided if Nigerian civil society had been involved from the outset. The World Bank report notes that the repatriated Abacha funds were spent in five sectors: power, roads, health, education and water. Nigerians also need to organise themselves and follow through to ensure we see benefit of our recovered stolen money. |
UK is about 38%, Nigeria about 25%. |
OlowoTee:Only Abacha money in Switzerland returned. Thats about $600mil. The Big chunk $1.3bill is still in UK. UK govt should return our money asap. Many of us keep good records. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/4230884.stm http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1210350.stm The British financial authorities have reprimanded fifteen City of London banks for their handling of accounts linked to associates of the former Nigerian military leader Sani Abacha. Like the priest who tells his congregation "do as I say but not as I do", 23 banks in London are keeping $1.3 billion (repeat, $1.3 billion) of General Abacha's stolen money despite the many sermons of probity and accountability that Western governments preach to Africa. Appeals by Obasanjo's government to get the finds repatriated to Nigeria have fallen on deaf British ears, including those of the Tony Blair government.http://www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1G1-82064429.html |
idris9090:It is already on the page. Copy it. ![]() |
Let them return Abacha's $1.3billion(130Bbillion Naira) with interest since 1998. Thats more important than some paltry sum from ex-gov. There should remember we still have Nigerians with good memory. ![]() |
Bishop7, What is tonnage capacity for the truck? are you saying you pay same amount if truck carries 10tons or 20tons? for how long is this contract? |
Papiwonder, Most of the 'developed' countries have changed the rule. Your Baby need to be born and also grow-up( >5yrs) before such 'residency' is granted. Your best is USA. Book a flight to Mexico and ask the Pilot to slow down over the US airspace; once the Baby is Born, it becomes AMERICAN ![]() |
McKren:and what is this objective which clear? |
I understand Mugabe but he is old. African Leaders should help him find successor within ZANU PF. Those opposition has shown clearly; they are agent of the WEST. WEST eyes are still fixed on Zim Land. It is a lovely country. Otherwise, OBJ said 'do or die affair' during our election; the same west said nothing. |
[quote author=Nigeria1,, link=topic=138152.msg2384094#msg2384094 date=1213714235]landis (m) I was not refering to you. You see some powerful propagada machine is out there now, what they are doing is remove anyone and anything from the southern Niger Benue of Nigeria and replace them with people of Northern Niger benue. Which is wrong. If you want to build a country go ahead and stop, tribal politics. What would they leave for Nigerian.[/quote]Ok but no matter what Soludo has shown he's a shady character. If you have no skeleton, nothing can be fashioned against you. On another hand, I understand Soludo; how much is salary of CBN governor?. So he steals like everyone else. |
Good Idea but we need to see 'implementation plan' otherwise it will fail like everything else. Questions: 1. how many street traders? 2. what do they trade? 3. what is age, sex group? 4. why do Lagosian buy from the street? 5. what education level. etc We need to research on the issue and then come out with good plans NOT just ban this, stop that. |
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