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This is exactly the formula to get Nigerians. Suffer them and impoverish them, raise the hardship by 100%, then few months to election, share peanuts to the people. Due to their short memory, they will gladly accept it with joy and vote you again, then their suffering is recycled and continued…. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. |
Kenya's President William Ruto announces free university education for Kenyan students starting in September. Nigeria President still dey borrow borrow... 😂🤣 Why is a borrower celebrating his approved loans? The people approving your loan requests went to school for free but they want you to access school at an exorbitant rate backed by NELFUND Indeed there was a country! May the looters & destroyers of this nation be ruined. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman.
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Governor Seyi Makinde can do better. Wasting 7.7 billion to buy upgraded drone for the people of Oyo State. Ah! How is this going to fight insecurity? This is nothing but a waste of resources. How do you fight or attack bandits with this? It is nothing but an advanced drone. Seyi Makinde should do better. United Nations Should come and Investigate the cost of this aircrafts ![]() Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. |
This is a pure lie now He was never President and none of his commissioners were Muslim also Why can’t Seun fact-check him immediately? PO keeps saying this nonsense in interviews because the journalists interviewing him don’t challenge or fact-check his claims on the spot. What do I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman.
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What stops you from wearing it now? Okonjo Iweala had been doing this effortlessly for several years without much noise or political sentiments. This is just a cheap campaign strategy for me. You fall my hand for this one. I beg, try another one. Wetin I even know sef? I'm just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. |
Olofofo247ng:Are you well at all?? Who are those running computer village, Alaba international, Alaba suru, Trade fair, vespa, Balogun, mushin leather, ladipo, Apapa Port, Tincan island port? The VAT on all goods they import is going to where? You think it goes to their state of origin? What do I even know sef? I'm just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman |
@OP, May God bless you for sharing our joy. I have a close friend whose daughter was among the children kidnapped and I have never for once posted about those children because I understand that making genuine difference is not by helping terrorists achieve their aims. I shed tears of joy yesterday when I was speaking with my friend on phone, she cried deeply too. May God bless Nigeria. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. |
Stop panicking when a loan App or moneylender posts your Obituary poster when you are still alive. It's a common practice for some moneylenders to design and post a borrower's Obituary poster simply because the borrower defaulted in repayment. Some make posters tagging you, "WANTED". This act is a serious criminal offence. It is a crime to intentionally and publicly declare someone dead when he/she is still alive. It is even a more serious offence when done in the cyber space such as social media platforms. If a moneylender threatens to post your obituary poster just to make you tensed and repay, tell whoever that called or contacted you that you will take legal actions against the caller or the organisation. Spreading fake news or deliberately misleading information is a criminal act in Nigeria. Those behind it can be arrested, charged, and sentenced to imprisonment under the Criminal Code Act and the Cybercrime (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act. They will go in for nothing less than 7 years. Their money lending license will be withdrawn and the company can be deregistered. "We just want to shake him so he can pay up" is not a defence in law. Remember, ignorance of the law is not an excuse. If a borrower defaults, it is advisable to follow legal procedures to recover your money. There is no shortcut to justice! On the other hand, I will also advise the borrower to also make reasonable efforts to repay. If the money lender came through for you when you needed funds, don't frustrate the lender when refund is needed. If you can sue, you should be able to repay your debt. What do I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman.
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I have been meticulously following this issues long before Tinubu got into Aso Rock. I know that the Obidients would see this from another perspective. But whichever angle that they choose to see it, nobody should diminish the significance of paying pensioners what they are legally owed. If truly, the Federal Government has settled N39.63 billion in outstanding pension liabilities, that is a welcome development. Pensioners should never have had to wait this long. But Nigerians should also reject the attempt to rewrite history for political convenience. The collapse of NITEL was not the handiwork of one man. It was a cocktail of years of bad governance (some of which the APC government played a role), political interference, failed reforms, weak management, corruption and multiple unsuccessful privatisation efforts across different administrations. Again, reducing that complex history to “Atiku sold NITEL, Tinubu paid the bill” is political propaganda, not serious historical analysis at all. Don’t do this! More importantly, please and please, these pensions are not acts of charity by any President. They are LEGAL obligations owed by the Nigerian state to workers who earned them decades ago. Governments are continuous. When today’s government pays yesterday’s debts, it is fulfilling a constitutional responsibility. It not doing pensioners any personal favour. Does this current administration deserves credit for finally paying these arrears. Big YES. But it does not need to manufacture a political villain to justify doing what every responsible government ought to have done years ago. We need to move away from this Akara and Kuli Kuli type politics. Public communication should inform citizens, not use pensioners’ hardship as campaign material. I tell you this for a fact, Nigerians deserve facts, context and accountability, not trying to give us all this selective history packaged as political triumph. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. |
Olofofo247ng:Let me know when it hits front page. |
The moderators @mod won't take this to front page because it is not about Peter Obi, Bola Ahmed Tinubu or Atiku Abubaka. Is Davido or Adeleke bankrolling you guys? Take this to the front page before I report you all to @seun or get you arrested. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. |
Interesting! But every time we mention that people should hold their State Governors accountable...some people will start insulting us. Have you now seen this for yourself? I wonder why many people here on Niraland still feel that their State Governors are stones who are in office for decoration. I am glad that the truth is revealing itself. When you ask where the money saved from paying fuel subsidy is going into, now you know the answer. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman |
From Ngozi Okonjo Nwela to Dora Akunyili, Femi Adesina, Lamido, Nuhu Ribadu, Bola Ige and others that we can't just easily forget today...I will conclude that Obasanjo had one of the best hands working with him. He took time to select the best of the best because he wasn't so much rooted in Nigerian politics to the extent that he would allow the party leaders to control or influence the selection process. In this administration, apart from Olubunmi Ojo, Festus Keyamo and 2 other ministers, none of them has really impressed me so far. A good leader will easily flow with selecting the best team that would work with him. The selection should be done effortlessly. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. |
Be smart enough to prepare for your future. The government has no special plans for your future. Your pension won't be enough to take you through one or two years. No school taught me this, I learnt this on the job from my senior colleagues who are now retired. What do I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. |
I know that Obidients won't like this thread. I can remember sevel uniformed men and women who were killed because Nnamdi Kanu ordered them to do so. I lost a lot of my colleagues who were breadwinners of their various homes. In fact, I blame the judge for not giving him a death penalty or death by hanging because of the lives that were lost owing to his greed and selfishness. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Police Woman. |
Dogalmighty17:No, the children are at your backyard. We are tracking you... |
shox:Wetin I fit talk? Na "what if na"...and if e com be, I trust my boy. Wetin I even know sef? I'm just an ordinary Nigerian Police Woman. |
PlasmaTV:Forget about the messenger, let's focus on the message. There is sense in what he is saying. Now, let's just talk about this "What If"...this is just me thinking based on my experience... ![]() What if a group of these politicians decided to kidnap these Oyo School Children and their teachers and keep them somewhere in a "safe place" just to prove a point that Tinubu is useless as he can't secure the people. Then start sending manipulated videos and sharing them around, paying content creators to be creative with bloody and frightening contents...then when the atmosphere is fully charged that there is fire on the mountain in Nigeria, they release the children safely after the election. All these may just be to distract Nigerians before and during the incoming election. Anything is possible when it comes to politics in Nigeria. What I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Police Woman.
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Politics and Religion na 5 $ 6...they both have something in common which is....................... Kindly fill in the gap ![]() What do I even know sef? I am just an ordinary police woman ![]() |
Una well done...you are all doing well on Niraland. Everywhere settle. |
These are a lot of issues that still need to be resolved in this country. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary policewoman. |
I can remember how Friday used to be back in the days. As a school kid, your school uniform has to be dirty after school. We used to look up to Friday for several activities. Nothing gives you joy more than the knowledge that there won't be school on Saturday and Sunday. @OP, you want to know why the Nigerian government won't embrace the idea? They won't want a situation where the citizens would get so frustrated to beat them up when this economic hardship continues like this. ![]() If e reach your turn, make you train your dogs how to bite you when they are hungry. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary policewoman. |
I know this house. It is very close to where I live presently. Good area, how much is the last price? |
An agent took me to this house, I met with the Landlords wife as they claim the Landlord travelled to Abuja. I paid total package of 1.5 Million Naira, they gave me the keys and I painted the apartment already and moved in my load, but I needed to seal my transfer from my office to this new state. Only for me to get here yesterday and the Landlord has locked up the apartment. I asked what happened, he said the wife has spent out of the money I paid for rent and as he speaks he did not want to rent out the apartment to anyone as it belongs to him, that I should come and pack my Load and collect all my money from the wife. So I asked the wife for my money, she says she has spent 700k out of the money and she will pay me 100k every month. I don't even know if i should laugh or cry.I just walked away and decide to hear from mature people here before i know what to do. My load is still in the apartment as we speak and I have spent nothing less than 250k for painting and movement of my Load to the place. Pls i need your advice on what to do. |
A TENANT WON LANDLORD IN COURT AND GOT 5 MILLION NAIRA AS DAMAGES Landlord paid 3M and agreed that the tenant should stay for three years to cover for the balance of 2M. This is a recent case that happened Last year A tenant installed Solar Panels on the roof without seeking approval from the Landlord, the Landlord got to know from other tenants. Out of anger, the Landlord called some boys to bring down the solar panels when the tenant wasn't around, those boys threw the panel from the roof to the ground and damaged the panels Tenant approach fhe court and filed for Malicious Damage Landlord approach the court and file for tenants eviction for making structural alterations to his building without his approval Two case in different court at the same time For the Landlord case, the court ask the Landlord if there is any clause in the tenancy agreement where you ask the tenant not to install solar panel on the roof. The landlord informed the court that he did not give the tenant any tenancy agreement. The tenant argued that no rule had been broken because there was no restrictions that had been documented or communicated. The court made a simple point, where there is no agreement, the court can not invent one for the parties. Oga Landlord lost his own case. Back to the tenant own, Tenant seek legal advice from Atanda. With Advice from Atanda, Tenant was able to prove to the court that six panels got damaged, the charge controller and the inverter got damaged resulting from breach of wires as they throw those panels down. One neighbour stood as witness, three people from the next compound stood as witness, CCTV footage from the building facing them was presented as suporting evidence. Na so Landlord enter wahala Court awarded 4 million naira damages against the Landlord. Landlord appealed the case and Court of Appeal upheld the judgement but increased the Damages to 5 Million Na!ra. Na so tenant take collect 3M cash and three years free rent.
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You are owing someone money and the person brought Police to arrest you, this is what you should do. At first, the police have no legal authority to arrest you for a simple debt, as it is a civil matter and not a criminal offense. According to the Police Act 2020 and the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA), the police are strictly prohibited from interfering in civil disputes or acting as debt collectors Meaning that, the Police officer the person brought to arrest you, is on illegal duty and is on a mission to perform illegal arrest. So at this point. 1. Ask the Police officer for his ID and take note of his name 2. Calmly tell the officer it's a civil matter 3. If the officer insist on arresting you, don't resist the arrest. Follow him 4. If they ask you to sign any undertaking of when you will pay back, sign it That undertaking is not enforceable anywhere, so no fear at all Once you are out File a suit against the person you owe and the Police Officer for breach of your fundamental human right and illegal arrest with unlawful detention In the suit, demand for damages of 50 Million Naira Ignorance of the law is no excuse
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Frank Mba went from ACP, DCP, CP, AIG to DIG within a record speed of 5 years. He got promoted to DIG from AIG within 6 months of elevation into the rank, exceeding all his course mates and placed above his seniors in the service. Allowed to pick up a law degree and called to bar and later went to obtain a Master’s degree from the UK asides many other service courses, trainings, referrals and privileges. He was allowed to pick all of these with 8 years still left (before retirement) within the NPF. This is beyond grace, favor and competence. It is called privilege and not a right! As young as 52, clearer minds should wish him greater opportunities to “maybe”, be found worthy to be called to serve within the higher ranks of the Police Service Commission or a professional consultant to, or, Minister for Police Affairs himself (like was done to General CG Musa) but No, we always prefer to limit our possibilities to terrains that are hugely familiar alone. At 52, my guy even looks good to warm up and prepare to run for office in his state either as Governor (Head of a sub-national) or Distinguished Senator of the Federal Republic where he can be very useful considering his police experience and legal background to push for rapid reforms in the Policing sector by lending his stellar credentials to national service. When the Super Eagles are out to play, no one speaks of federal character or why there are more Igbos in the squad compared to Northerners. No one asks why there is none of the team members from Borno State or Osun or Jigawa! All we as Nigerians are after, is always results and victories. So why don’t we apply that in the national discourse as well? Even the “Muslim-Muslim” ticket that was sold to the nation, have we ever seen the politicians going to share the federal or state or LG allocations at the national mosque? If we are after results, we must first replace politics with merit and allow those behind a chance to also get elevated as well. About Frank Mba, regardless of how fit or handsome he may be for the role of IGP, let’s always remember the holdup such decisions may cause for the entire Police Force that is hugely understaffed and under-motivated. We are still battling with a deficiency of less than 400,000 police men (officers/other ranks) for an entire population of about 250 million Nigerians. Let’s learn to move on Abeg! Good thing is He himself isn’t complaining because he knows best! His course mates are still serving as ACPs and DCPs with a few as Commissioners of Police! He is to me, one of the luckiest Nigerians in history. We wish him well in his eventual engagements and we thank him for his service to the entire nation. Regards!
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I would have loved to Fumigate my new house but I am more concerned about my dogs. Do I have to get them out of the house? How long can I wait before I get them back home? |
OverCalculating:After taking my time to read all the suggestions and ideas from page one to this page, I think this is the best of them all. In fact, I think you should contact the poster in case there are more specific details to give on the ideas. I'm more attracted to this because it focuses on 2 major parts of this forum which are content creation/generation and revenue generation. Nairaland can't survive without these. The points raised would make Nairaland more interesting because there will be more professional posts, original contents, not just copy and paste and competitive because many people would want to do everything possible to earn the badge of a moderator. Also, the revenue generation part is also fantastic but I will suggest that the banners should still be there while there are also sponsored posts from advertisers. However, there should be a form of regulation or control to the number of sponsored posts that would be posted in a day or else the front page would just be flooded with different sponsored posts...though it means more money to @seun but boring for the users. The style of writing of the sponsored post should be handled by creative moderators so as to ensure that it is not boring for the readers. |
When things work in your favour, it is your birth right, but when it is not in your favour, it becomes a case of marginalization, oppression, nepotism, etc. The same way many ADC members were complaining about the recent election in Rivers State because it didn't work for them. If ADC had won the election, I am sure the story would be different, the election would have been described as the best in the history of Nigerian democracy. In 2023, President Tinubu loss to LP in the Presidential Election and nobody talked about the mass rigging of election result in Lagos in the Igbo Community in Lagos. Wetin I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Police Woman. |
It is okay. So, when former President Olusegun Okikiola Obasanjo ordered some Yoruba Monarchs to stand up and greet during the commissioning of the 34.85 km Oyo-Iseyin Road in Oyo State, none of the kings was bold enough to challenge him. This is concerning. Who and who are the Kingmakers/ IFA Oracle/Governors selecting as our Obas these days? I am sure that they are just selfishly selecting thier loyalists and not just those chosen by the gods. For the younger generation who don't know much about the event I referenced above, let me give you a clue. OBJ was unhappy that the kings didn't rise to greet Governor Seyi Makinde, saying it's essential to show respect to those in positions of authority. This incident sparked controversy, with some Nigerians criticizing Obasanjo's behavior as disrespectful to the monarchs. After the event, The Oluwo of Iwo, Oba Abdulrosheed Akanbi, condemned Obasanjo's actions, calling it an "affront" and "desecration" of Yoruba traditional stools. He demanded an apology from Obasanjo, emphasizing that Yoruba monarchs aren't "uniform men" to be commanded. What do I even know sef? I am just an ordinary Nigerian Policewoman. |
Obakoolex:There is time for everything. Those days when he was in the university, he could have easily got away with it...now that he is much older, it takes another dimension. What does he want the younger generation to learn from this rude and unnecessarily lousy attitude? |


