Pastorjohn2:
Truly Nigerians are wicked at heart, Even with how hard the Tinubu government is working to make things easier.
These wicked store owners are busy increasing prices.
If Tinubu were to bundle all of them into cells and give 1 or 2 capital punishment. They'll call him wicked.

May the lord have mercy on the souls of these wicked traders.

JetApartment:


Read the post slowly next time, You also forgot that someone can write a petition for his arrest for fraud too...abi you don't know dressing as an opposite sex to deceive people is fraudulent.

DenreleDave:

I dont blame them... Peter obi has failed them, Tinubu, Buhari, Obasanjo, Yar adua, Jonathan, Atiku has failed Nigerians.

If I get opportunity to sleep here and be hustling, i will gladly do than sit in Nigeria.

At least for here, if I am working, with time, time will come back good because it is a working system unlike Nigeria that you may be working and your hardwork is truncated by Peter Obi, Tinubu and Atiku e.t.c

Your fellow Nigerian sef is ready to spoil your hustle without no cause.

A nairalander came here to blackmail me as scammer when all i have done in my life is legit. That is how Nigerians behave "pull him down syndrome".

helinues:


All that you listed are just assumptions and excuses. Onyema is a businessman. He has been doing business with the government for years now. If he wants the partnership with Nigeria Air, he knows the right way to go

SmartPolician:
No group can defeat the Nigerian military. Any ethnic group fighting the military is only giving opportunity for these soldiers to destroy their lands and kill the weak targets among them.

AlexBells:

Read your submissions. Bulshit I don’t have that sort of time nothing worth comes out of you

Bendeco2020:


Am from Onitsha not Nsukka

For your second paragraph. The deity will even strike the man and not the woman. The woman may only run mad.

This was done because, for a woman that truely love her husband before marrying him will never try to cheat for any reason. She knows what is at stake before trying such

madridguy:
This submission generated loads of reactions on Twitter which is really educating. I have learnt alot about some Igbos culture and the two most surprising it among it all are:

1. Girls staying back in their father house to give them male child.

2. Mothers marrying for their late sons. The said wife is free to go and get pregnant anywhere just to have children that will answer the late man's name.

Let me attach some screenshot from the tweet.

Skoonheid:
Biden and the satanic Zionists engaging in the willful slaughter of innocent civilians in Gaza.

Occupying only Palestine isn't their endgame. Google their map of "Greater Israel" and you'll see that their occupation will spread to Lebanon, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Cyprus and Turkey. Palestine is only the beginning for these colonizers.


All their plans evolve around eliminating the threat to their plans and the primary threat to them are Muslims and Arabs because Islam is the biggest enemy to Satanism, they are clearing the path to their fake Messiah (the Anti Christ) this is why they are trying to take down the Aqsa mosque so then can build their temple on top of it where they will receive the Anti Christ, the less Muslims around the easier it will be for them

Not to mention the more innocent lives they take and spread destruction and degeneracy the closer they get to their god and to meeting their fake Messiah, this is what satanists do like the Nazies, the KKK, and any other racist cults that claim to be followers of God, they take pleasure in targeting innocent civilians.

Obi1kenobi:
This is not well articulated. Does this mean:
1) Percentage of residents of a state that are indigenes of that state (e.g percentage of Anambra residents who are indigenes of Anambra)
2) Percentage of indigenes of a state who reside in their state of origin (e,g percentage of Anambra indigenes who reside in Anambra)

Abagworo:
Imo State cannot be 96% living in their State. Maybe 65% to 70% very close to Anambra.

ObiORBiafra:


So why are you people not dragging Obi and Obyziweli or whatever her name is for not calling out IPOB.

Oh I forgot Obi said IPOB are his everyday people.

Gjrich:
10 strange laws you didn’t know existed in Nigeria.

10 Strange Laws Momany Nigerians Don't Know About. No. 1 Will Shock you

In every corner of the world, legal systems are shaped by cultural norms, historical legacies, and societal values, often giving rise to unique and sometimes surprising laws. Nigeria, a land of vibrant culture, rich history, and diverse traditions is no exception. These laws might make you scratch your head, chuckle, or simply wonder at the vast array of what’s considered legal (or not) across the world. So, let’s take a stroll through some of the strange laws you didn’t know existed in Nigeria.

1. Promise-and-Fail Marriage Law

Nigerian law permits individuals to pursue legal action against former partners for breach of promise to marry.

2. Wife’s Immunity

Under Nigerian law, there is a provision aimed at protecting wives in Christian marriages from being held criminally responsible for actions they are compelled to do by their husbands in his presence.

3. Army Green Ban

The Army Colour (Prohibition of Use) Act in Nigeria prohibits the painting of private cars in the colour known as ‘army green.’

4. Reward for Stolen Property

Offering a reward for the return of stolen or lost property without asking questions or threatening seizure is deemed illegal under Nigerian law.

5. Jactitation of Marriage

Ever had someone boast that they’re married to you when they’re not? In Nigeria, you can take them to court for it. This law enables individuals to protect their marital status and reputation from false assertions, safeguarding their legal rights and personal dignity.

6. Caning for Minor

In Nigeria, a male person under 17 years of age found guilty of an offence may be ordered to be caned, in addition to or instead of other punishments.

7. Witchcraft Representation


Representing oneself as a witch or claiming to possess the power of witchcraft is considered a misdemeanor in Nigerian law.

8. [b]Year And a Day Rule

In Nigerian jurisprudence, the ‘Year and a Day Rule’ establishes a time limit for determining legal causation in cases of homicide. This rule stipulates that a person cannot be deemed responsible for causing another’s death if it occurs more than a year and a day after the initial incident, reflecting principles of fairness and practicality in legal proceedings.

9[b]. Treatment of Animals in Transit[/b]

Nigerian regulations mandate the humane treatment of animals during transit, particularly when being transported for trade purposes.

10. Respect for the Flag

Nigerian law requires that the national flag be displayed with dignity and respect, prohibiting its use in a faded, defaced, or otherwise improper condition.

TheLastProphet:
I'm Igbo and I beg to say you people should stop disgracing us. Anybody with basic knowledge of engineering can do something like this.
I opened this video hoping to see a flying aircraft and all I saw Is a remote controlled toy. Please let's stop this kind of celebration

Paraman:
What's Botswana and Guinea producing? Why's their currency not falling like the naira did?

Kukutente23:

Well, they did.
Rest

mokwechineme:
the law says any employer with 10 or more employees (workers)