₦airaland Forum

jahbiz:
I thought the Association of

Witches and Wizards said last

year that this man will be

captured by December. Wetin

com happen to dem predictions

abi dem no look am well well?

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=72891

na dat one dey pain you? My own na wen Nigerian Pastors predicted/prophesized that nigeria would be divided before 2015.
Fake Pastors with Fake Prophecies.

Can it be done ?

The Indians instructed two
Nigerians whom they employed
for “cleaning up” such messes
for them to use the same forklift
to take the dying Tosin out of the
company unto the road leading
to a hospital
The forklift lifted tons of iron
inside the Indian company –
African Wires and Allied
Industries Nigeria Limited, Plot
No. 4-6, Opic Industrial Estate,
Agbara, Ogun State. But two
heavy discs of iron hooked, so
Tosin Olajide, one of the
hundreds of casual workers at
the company, went up to free the
two irons weighing over 1.5 tons
each. Suddenly, one of the irons
came down on him, trapping him
to the ground. No safety helmet
was provided for Tosin by the
Indians. It took the same forklift
to lift the tonnage of iron before
the boy could be pulled out.
But the damage had already
been done. The iron had
chopped off part of his face and
broke his foot! His work mates
present at the scene of the
accident said blood was
pumping out of his nostrils as
water would rush out of a tap.
“Such accidents occur regularly
there,” said former safety officer
of the company, Mr. Jonathan
Abimbola.
Tosin’s life could have been
saved if the company had been
prompt in providing transport
and rushing Tosin to the
hospital, eyewitnesses insisted.
Unable to find a vehicle in a
company whose turnover runs
into millions of naira, the Indians
instructed two Nigerians who
they employed for “cleaning up”
such messes for them to use the
same forklift to take the dying
Tosin out of the company unto
the road leading to a hospital.
After some kilometers, they saw
a pick-up van and transferred
Tosin into it. They drove him to
one ill-equipped hospital used by
the company. But there was no
doctor there to attend to the boy.
The nurse advised them to take
Tosin to the Badagry General
Hospital. On their way to
Badagry, the pick-up van carrying
Tosin broke down. Tosin gave up
the ghost before they could
reach the general hospital.
Police connivance
With the assistance of the DPO of
Agbara police station, said to be
at beck and call of the Indians
who own the company, Tosin’s
body was deposited at the
Badagry general hospital
mortuary.
Angered by the negligence with
which Tosin was handled by
management, his colleagues, on
the following morning, Thursday
11 December, 2014, gathered at
the entrance of the company,
refusing to go in. The Indians
swiftly reacted by calling in
policemen and MOPOLS from
Agbara. The DPO of Agbara police
station came personally.
Together, the policemen fired
tear-gas canisters at the workers,
beating them and seizing the
mobile phones of those who
tried to take pictures of the
brutality.
Tosin, Saturday Vanguard learnt,
could hardly be up to 23 years
old, though Mr. Samuel
Ogundimu, the personnel
manager and one of the most
disgusting Nigerian lapdogs of
the Indians, according to
sources, told our reporter that
Tosin was 28.
Tosin had laboured for years for
African Wires and Allied
Industries under Parco Group of
companies for a paltry N850 a
day as casual worker, working
from 7am to 7pm. Parco Group
of
Companies is owned by the
Guptas, one of the richest
Indians who have lived and done
business in Nigeria for more
than 50 years, exploiting the
endemic circumstances.
Last year, the company employed
Mr. Jonathan Abimbola, a
chemical engineering graduate
from a UK university, as a Safety
Officer, “not that the company
cared about safety,” said a
company source, “but because
they wanted to use him as a
shield from the harassment of
the officials of the
Federal Ministry of Labour and
Productivity and Federal Ministry
of Commerce and Industry.”
Massive exploitation, deadly work
conditions
The company thought it could
use Mr. Jonathan in the usual
way it uses other Nigerians, but
that was not to be. Mr. Jonathan
was shocked at the way the
company uses and exploits
Nigerians. For instance, people
worked more than the number
of hours stipulated by labour
laws without any payment for
overtime. Moreover, there are no
safety measures whatsoever in
the company. The Indians expose
Nigerians who work for them to
all manner of dangers, and
whenever accidents occur, the
victim or the victim’s family only
get a ridiculous amount as
compensation.
Death of Tosin’s elder brother
Last year, the chief driver of the
company, Tosin Olajide’s elder
brother, who drives Mr. Narayan
(MD), slumped and died after
closing work. Those who should
know said “nothing reasonable”
was done for the chief driver.
The same year, Onyebuchi,
another casual worker, got
drowned in a deep reservoir
filled with alum water while
trying to clean himself up after
work. It was not until 12.30 after
midnight that Onyebuchi’s body
was pulled out of the large body
of alum water.
At first, the company was said to
have offered Onyebuchi’s family
N150,000 as compensation.
However, the fiery safety officer,
Mr. Abimbola, demanded N5
million for the family. At last, one
of the Nigerian lawyers working
for the Indians arm-twisted
onyebuchi’s family and convinced
them to collect N600,000.
Fear of govt agencies
Besides exposing Nigerians who
labour for them to danger and
making money with their blood
and sweat, many don’t
understand the attitude of the
Indians inside the OPIC Estate any
time some kind of inspection
team comes around. They can’t
explain the pandemonium that
occasionally ensues among the
Indians whenever officials of the
Nigeria Immigration Services,
Standard Organisation of Nigeria,
Federal Ministry of Commerce
and Industry, Federal Ministry of
Labour and Productivity, or other
government agencies, arrive at
the company’s gate without prior
notice to the Indians.
What could be happening inside
the OPIC Estate? Have the Indians
fully declared to regulatory
agencies and the Nigerian
government, all the business
activities engaged by the four
companies rolled into one – the
acid plant, the silicate plant, the
fertilizer section, and the wire
section? Although this may not
be said of OPIC there are
companies owned by Indians
which enjoy duty waivers for the
importation of certain goods like
irons for the purpose of building
factories. But when they import
the goods they turn back and sell
those goods to Nigerians, forcing
the country to continue to be a
consumer economy dependent
on imported goods, while their
home country, India, is known
for its booming technology,
health export and
manufacturing.
But one may blame this on
Nigeria’s leaders and
government and not those who
exploit the circumstances created
by Nigeria’s failure.
The Indians make the
government believe that their
businesses in Nigeria are
providing e

Pastor Bakare has collected his share part of the cake, i think.
Well, vote SAI BUHARI for CHANGE!

Nothing authenticate them as scammers but shine ya eyes.

can i drive without being questioned with the renewal form when the temporary one is not given to me!

nawa o.

Halemat:
15k+commision

15k? You must be joking. Imagine a family man living on 15k for a month and t-fare is excluded. Make it 30k.

phetty:
Visit Best Driver Limited at Aba Paan, Ologuneru Area. They recruit drivers for companies and individuals. You might get some help there.

Good Luck...

pls, how much do they pay their staffs?

Halemat:
checkout dejbim@ bodija.1 alayande close off awosika avenue old bodija

thanks, Ma. Ma, how much do you pay as salary?

ngona:
Na sabi sabi make fly follow dead body enter grave! Na condition make crayfish bend! Op over to you for translation.

over... Kills.

Halemat:
can u drive a pure water van?

yes.

1:Man wey Unclad no dey put hand for pocket
loose translation:You can't do somethings if there are no certain conditions.

2:Chicken wey run way from borno go Ibadan go still end up inside pot of soup
loose translation:You Can't Run Away From Your Destiny
Today’s newspaper na tomorrow Suya wrap
loose translation:Keep calm! Nothing last forever

3:Cow wey dey in a hurry to go America go come back as corn beef
loose translation:Just be patient. Let the game come to you. Don't rush!

4:Akara and moin moin get the same parent na wetin dey pass tru make dem diffrent
loose translation:How you start doesn't matter,what matters is how you finish.

5:Wetin consign agbero with twitter handle,or malu/cow with face cap?
loose translation:Mind your business.

6:If life dey show you pepper,my guy make pepper soup from am
loose translation:Make something good out of a bad experience

7:I get am before No be property
loose translation: stop living in the past and start living in the present.

8:If person too tey for party e go follow dem wash plate
loose translation:Don't outstay your welcome
Rolling stone,ofcourse na person push am now!
loose translation:There is always a reason for something

9:Craze no hard to form,na the trekking be wahala
loose translation:Easier said than done

10:No matter how hot your tempa be,e no fit boil beans.
loose translation:Calm down,your temper won't solve the problem

Every mallam with em own kettle,every Northerner with em own radio.
loose translation:Every man for himself

You no need cutlery to chop slap
loose translation:You don't need my translation to understand this,lol

Opolo eye no be open eye
loose translation: Having Big eyes doesn't make you civilised,lol

Leave matter for Mathias and Sabi for Sabinus.
loose translation:Give everyone what they deserve.

Bring suya, bring suya,.......na cow body dey suffer am.
loose translation:Every action has a consequence

E go better e go better,na im make ibo man still dey Kano
loose translation:When there is hope,there is Life.

The different between kpekere and plantain chips na packaging
loose translation:Don't judge based on appearance alone

Escort me, Escort me, naim slave trade take start.
loose translation:Serious things sometimes start like joke
[b]Na from play play dem dey form PLAYER
loose translation:Serious things sometimes start like joke
Pikin wen use agbada take stat guy go talk wetin e go wear wen e old.
loose translation:Slow and steady wins the race
The water wey dem use take make eba can never be recovered back.
loose translation:Don't cry over spilt milk
ADD YOURS.

not even a driving job is easy to get it ibadan.
Pls, if u know anybody or company looking for a driver, i am available.

i need a driving job

i need a driving job and i reside in ibadan.

vanity upon vanity!

Does with Chatting with abbreviation/ short hand portrays one ''good or bad, matured or imatured , educated or uneducated?

empty Hen.

Ikengawo:
If you can find a picture of an unarmed nigerian solider or proof of this other than talk from someone that defected than you can speak. Until then we have to respect the laws of this land and abide by them. If you desert your post in the military you are to be killed. This solider knew this and deserted anyways to avoid Boko Haram killing him based on his own implied assumption.

The villagers he left for boko haram to murder torture and r@pe, who armed them? What munitions did the federal government give them? You can tell he's a coward because till this day he's still making excuses for this cowardice and didn't mention the people he left to be murdered by the invaders without a fight.

so, because his a soldier, he has no right to protect his live? May be he fell from above. E no get family. Abi?

why would any reasonable person borow money to c elebrate xmas? Borrow nd if xmas finish, ur eye go clear!

do people stil 2go? Thanks anyway. 2go lovers, oya download.

op, wetin u dey find for inside bush?

this works for some gvys.
Guy: hi
babe:hello
guy:walks close to her and say ur gorgeous! Bla bla bla
babe: laughs and say thank you
guy: i like u, can we be friends? Bla b la bla
the rest na history.

op, u forgot to add ''MEN LOVE SEX''.

the was this guy we called ebele because he had no shoes.

there was a guy we called EBELE then simply because he had no shoes. Yrs later, he became a leader.

worths taking back when things gets better?