₦airaland Forum

Lifestone:
My point is that if an institution is said to be corrupt, let's all condemn it simple not the usual cry

It's quite unfortunate that whosoever that made this assertion didn't mention the name of the school and the state in the South East but were able to know that they have 30 students and have assessed over 30 billion.

It's unconvincing and smarks of evil intention, people should ask questions and clarification be made on this claim, thank you.

Kobicove:
There are no alligators in Nigeria, what we have here are crocodiles.

Alligators are only found in north and south America

May be it's a different specie but crocodile is bigger compare to alligator, i have bought it on 2/3 different occasions. There are water here and there in Abj and some of these animals are there.

CJStarz:
Yes
Stanbic.
Quite cool.

UBA is doing well also in that regard, they debit me and credit me on monthly basis; i was surprised when i saw over 7k credit after debit of about 600 Naira.

keymatt:
I don't care about the antelope, after all in Nigeria cows are treated like first class citizens in Abuja. My question is how did a bush animal find its way into the airport runway

Nnamdi Azikiwe Int Airport is surrounded by rocks and thick forest, it's at the outskirt of Abj hence the presence of wild animals.

Alligator and snakes are common within vast areas in Abj because of river/lakes here and there, thank you.

Redmi is good and their price is coming down on daily basis, their A3, A5 are good phones but Nigerian masses still prefer Techno because the screen, battery and other parts are everywhere and affordable compare to other brands.

I wanted to buy a power bank and to my greatest surprise, the seller told me to go for itel 20000 Ahm. Of a truth i didn't regret buying it because it's efficient and last longer that other power banks I have used.

Yorubaskullmine:
Good.
He learned from the best. There’s no way you will be a student of Peter Obi and will not deliver good governance.

This is uncalled for, imagine calling the structure "unsafe" and still desire people to lodge their as a five-star hotel. I have been supporting Otti but this is not the way politics should be because i will encourage anyone to lodge in an "unsafe" five-star hotel.

Gabrielshow24:
😭 violence everywhere.

The way Barca fans talked after the equalized and were leading was uncalled for. Arsenal is not accusing the Ref while Barca is accusing the Ref and still blaming their defender at the same time.

osazsky:
If there was another word to describe thropyless it will be arsenal..so asenal is going asenal this season

Good morning, is Arsenal not better than Barca that will "come back" and still go back?

stancod:
they miss so much chances or inter keeper kept them out of goal.....credit to sommer

Inter goalkeeper is the man of the match.

frankson1:
No doubt. But the way the Italian team is opening up Barca's defence with ease is something you should worry about.

Counter attack oh! It should have been 4 goals now.

This decision is good and must be commended by all, local industries must be encouraged by a available means so that they will thrive and the nation will benefit at large.

Gunayo:
what about the some transfer that is free and bonuses you receive when you buy card, data and pay utility bills among others. Can the commercial banks do that?

It depends on the amount coming in and going out of my account, there is a certain level i will do per day, Opay will start deducting 10 Naira for each transfer, these are transfer below 10k ok.

My DStv/Gotv subscription is via Opay, my prepaid meter subscription is via Opay, airtime/data subscription are all via Opay; i do receive some incentives but the chargers are more.

fred04:
Can beat your chest that what you just said is correct 💯??

I use Opay, i have absolutely no gain lying against Opay, i did 3 different transfer yesterday above 10k and 50 Naira was deducted from each of those transfer, even the monies i received that are above 10k, they deducted 50 Naira from my Opay acc.

Cti28:
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Not true.
The 50 is FGN electronic money transfer levy, which is applicable to all banks.
Opay and other Fintech started charging lately.

It's good you didn't deny the obvious, all transfer above 10k attracts 50 Naira deduction from both the sender and the receiver, i transferred on 3 different occasions yesterday and 50 Naira was dedicated from all the transfer because it was above 10k, thank you.

Gunayo:
They are not milking but just following the instruction by the government. They are 100% better than those commercial banks.

It's good you didn't deny the obvious, whether it's FG or CBN, all transfer and money received above 10k via Opay will deduct 50 Naira from both the sender and the receiver, i use Opay so I'm not exaggerating ok!

Gunayo:
Use any of Opay, moniepoint or palmpay and save yourself the stress and extortion.

All transfer, credit receive via Opay above 10k will debit you 50 Naira while First bank is 26 Naira; Opay is milking people more than these commercial banks.

Dynamicboss:
Yimu* Inter don’t really have good record at home. It is still an open game. It could swing to any one

Inter thought Barca a lesson oh! "Almighty" Barca struggling to equalize against "poor" inter.

KingAzubuike:
Cardinal Peter Obi is best fit for this role

Cardinal Peter Obi! You really cracked me up oh!

Acidosis:
True, we are no longer in the 19th century, but is this destructive societal menace not peculiar to Nigeria?

I’m just wondering: do most countries have the Cubana, E-Moneys of this world, and "money na water" boys who go about flaunting and splashing money at every big man's wedding in Lagos and Abuja?

I’m also wondering if most countries have a large population of "God when?" women who get triggered in their illusions anytime they see the "Jul and mini Iyabo Ojo's" weddings of this world. I’m just wondering if this 21st-century shift is peculiar to Nigeria or if it is simply a global trend.

It's a Nigerian issue ok, in Europe and Asia, rich men associates freely with people, go about their normal business without flaunting anything ok.

A man i met on my way to work last week Wednesday said that he was ejected from a house in Paris because he went with a bicycle; he was told that car(s) are not owned in that house let alone bicycle; everyone uses train or public busses.

Acidosis:
Marrying down may earn you the above, but it has created significant societal problems over time. Every woman, whether rich, hardworking, lazy, or poor now believes she deserves the same kind of man (odogwu para-nonsense). Obviously, most will not get this man in a poor society like Nigeria, so they settle for (and, in some cases, resent) the available man.

We are gradually destroying the era of building together, from nothing to something. When was the last time you read about couples who started their relationship on campus?

If we are not telling the abroad guy to come back to the village to pick a wife, we are advising a girl without a job in Sango to go to Lagos Island clubs and position herself for her dream man. We are not helping the younger ones at all. Many of them will never experience real love.

Good morning, i quite agree with you but bear in mind that we are no longer in the 18th/19th century ok, a whole lot have changed. My parents started in one room, our first son was a teacher when he married but these days, it's something else.

Nevertheless, there are still some exceptions ok; a junior colleague wanted to go and see the would-be father in-law, he planned to go by bus but his wife-to-be preferred traveling by air and this young lady paid for their flight tickets herself and didn't demand any form of reimbursement from the young man.

Kobojunkie:
This claim of yours runs contrary to reality of things in Nigeria where the vast majority who married down are stuck in poverty and their own children remain chained to the same for generations.

2. Your earlier claim was that having a woman as liability has worked well for most men but here you contradicted your own claim. Who are you desperately trying to lie to ...you and me?

Your second paragraph is certainly from someone else because what i said in this thread is clear. Why would i lie to you or myself? I'm not here to impress anyone and i do my best always in that regard, thank you.

TallNigerian:
Good day. They are gullible too. You don't have to break the law the law to support your favourite candidate. The time for that is coming. Sycophancy is a sign of being gullible

No one hangs anything be it poster for political camping or advert in Abj without the consent of FCTA and you must pay before doing so. That rejoinder is unnecessary or at best; to save face because FCTA will not waste time to remove those posters if they were not in support of PBAT. Is FCTA and by extension the government gullible as you said?

TallNigerian:
Gullible people. It was torn off after the warning by the Presidency. It is an electoral offence to raise campaign billboards outside the timeframe stipulated by the Electoral Act.

Good day, after the rejoinder by presidency; those that continue hanging PBAT's posters on street lights along airport road were they "gullible people" as you said?

helinues:
I do not think that was rain effect

The rain yesterday was something else, the wind was so much that people had to support themselves with available structure(s); the wind blew so many campinge posters of PBAT away from street lights along airport road. Up till now, we don't have light because electric poles were affected.

Kobojunkie:
No woman should consider marrying down. Nigeria now boasts of approximately 170 million reasons why no sensible person should do such. 😩😩😩

Good day, most men including myself "married down" and are still doing well for our families and in-laws. To be frank with you, both men and women should be doing something, non should be a liability.

Lastly, one thing i observed from marrying down as a man is that you will plan better because you have responsibilities and your in-laws will always respect you because their daughter is comfortable.

lapazi:
hate him or love him, he is a man of resolve.

Obi is privileged, not everyone has this opportunity.

advocatejare:
We shall also appreciate fairness and equity in religious matter by having Muslims and other non-Christians to swear an oath before being allowed to make comments on Christian topics like it’s currently applicable to the Islamic topics.

Thank you our dear Seun

I'm fully in support of this, good morning.

@helinues: i believe this rejoinder will clear everyone's doubt about Ibas constitutional role as a sole administrator?

helinues:
Toh

The words of a drunkard, na straight message from far place

Get along with Iba, Fubara dey do gra gra

They would use his shady deals to cower him

SIM was elected governor, Ibas have absolutely no right in the constitution whether federal or state laws to summon SIM. He has six (6) months to oversee the affairs of Rivers State.

From your assertion, Ibas may sack SIM or remain the sole administrator till 2027. It's just your opinion and not that of the federal government; with time everything will be made open wether you spoke for the government of for yourself.

erniok:
It's sad that no one and I mean no one is doing anything to change the game in power sector.
What does "TIB" stand for.

Modified: I've always been of the opinion that areas should determine if they want to be in a particular band or not. No DISCO has downgraded anyone from band(to my knowledge) as they see them as cash cows wether they supply power or not.

"TIB" means Take it back.