Not my Unizik!

Hmmm

Arewa will not respond, but ordinary sit at home, they will threaten their generations. Idiats!

Onanefe, you better remain there or better still relocate to eastern Europe asap.

Do not, I repeat do no not consider returning to Nigeria no matter the attraction.

No allow Buhari use you shine!

Thank me later.

Daslim180:
Somebody was telling me Yemi Alade is better than Tiwa Savage when it comes to music, na immediately I pursue d person for my side.

Yemi Alade is currently the biggest female African singer. Argue with your village people.

Your favorite naija website nairaland just recorded three million posts.

It achieved this milestone at exactly 1:58pm today 2nd of August 2016.

Congratulations Seun and fellow Nairalanders.

Your favorite naija website nairaland just recorded three million posts.

It achieved this feat at exactly 1:58pm today 2nd of August 2016.

Congratulations Seun and fellow Nairalanders.

Pity....

Guy but that babe senior you na.

You mean all those fresh, stunning naija beauties never crossed your path? You must be following the wrong crowd!

In fact guy you fall hand there!

But where's hubby na?

Ok

As ejanla, he is allowed to create fashion trends. Feeling the combo jare!

Hmmm

More pics

There is currently a massive protest ongoing by the APC in Yenagoa against the decision of the INEC to cancel the results from Southern Ijaw LGA, flouting the orders of the NPF against any demonstration during or after elections in the state.

Cc Lalasticlala

I have long wanted to create a thread on this subject but thank God its here today.
There is a lot of ignorance on what actually goes on at the international airports and how it affects businesses especially importers.

The law states you have to declare any money above $10000, but strangely any cash declared above $10000 dollars is seized at the point of exit.

This is a direct consequence of the overzealous actions of the newly constituted presidential task force on currency trafficking at the airports.

Now am not talking because I heard from someone but because I've been a victim myself.

I normally source goods from Dubai for resale in Nigeria and have been doing it for over 5 years. For those who are familiar with Dubai travellers, you will note that most of us travel with cash as its cheaper and more convenient that transfers.

The normal routine is when i get to the airport, i declare the amount cos its always more than $10000 after which you are allowed to board.

What people don't realise is that the new CBN policy forbids payment of dollars into domiciliary accounts and also placed embargo on international transfers due to concerns about money launderers.

Now I was supposed to make my latest trip sometime last week but was unaware of this new task force guys.

Upon arrival, I declared the cash on me to the custom guys($54,000). I was then taken to a room upstairs where I was told I couldnt travel cos I have more than the allowed $10000. I asked why and they said it was an administrative change within. To my greatest consternation I was also informed my cash have been seized and that I wouldnt be allowed to make the trip cos I was under arrest and would be taken to the EFCC immediately.

I asked why that was the case since I declared on arrival and I was told the new mandate given to them from Abuja was to impound any cash above $10000 whether declared or not.

In fact we were four in total held for the same offence that day and everyone of us declared our cash on arrival but the cash was impounded and after some little delay we were all bundled to the EFCC office on Awolowo road Ikoyi.

As am speaking to you now my cash hasn't been returned as I was released on bail pending the outcome of their investigation. My business have been effectively suspended for the time being as I await their investigation which from information I gathered takes months to complete. Is this fair?

For those who wld want to accuse me of being a wailer pls go through my previous posts on nairaland to see I campaigned and voted for change but certainly not the type I witnessed or the one happening to me.

I believe businessmen need to speak out on what's happening to us at the airports else we risk losing our source of livelihood due to some draconian govt policies.

N/B
I have intentionally withheld some details in order not to compromise my case at the EFCC.

Why is see cozying up to popsi more that KSB?
Dem dey keep malice?
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and why did u just scroll up to confirm a fact

Hmmm

Were they thinking of reversing it?

They should convert the mango tree to their own Christmas tree shikena!

The only sensible option left for Amaechi is to lobby the state house of assembly to pass a resolution establishing some sort of state security apparatus since he can no longer count on the CP as the chief security officer of Rivers state. At this rate his life and that of the general rivers people is undeniably unsafe.

The way our president is going, he is leaving the khaki guys with few options as this is the sorta excuse they need to overthrow any government.

Pls let's pray for Nigeria.

My 21 cents sha.

Wow...tot this kinda shit is history. Another Otokoto?

The dead woman is not her biological mother but adopted. Her biological mother died many years ago. Please confirm from the right sources to avoid misinforming the public.

slimghost:

I know you are a staunch Amaechi buttlicker, but please present facts the way they are. [/b][b]This is a fight between Wike and Amaechi, don't rope GEJ into this local fight. Let Amaechi finish what he started.

Not very regular here but the bolded comment sounds childish.

ORLANDO, Fla. — BlackBerry has announced that
it's bringing its BBM chat platform to multiple
platforms and devices this summer, including iOS
and Android.
This move has been rumored for, literally, years,
yet the announcement still seemed to take the
audience by surprise. BBM will come to iOS 6
devices and will work on Android 4.0 Ice Cream
Sandwich and higher. The app will be free and
bring cross-platform messaging between
BlackBerry, iOS and Android users.
BBM has 60 million active monthly users —
certainly nothing to sneeze at — but in the years
since it reigned supreme, the messaging space
has drastically changed. Apple's BBM copycat
service iMessage boasts over 140 million users.
Other services, including MessageMe, GroupMe
and Facebook Messenger boast equally large and
growing users bases.
And then there's WhatsApp. More than 10 billion
WhatsApp messages are sent each day and its
user base is easily in the hundreds of millions.
The service is widely successful in emerging
markets — exactly the markets that BlackBerry
cites as its core BBM user base. WhatsApp is also
on a ton of platforms — including Windows
Phone, Symbian and, yes, BlackBerry 10.
BlackBerry will argue that BBM is more than just
chat — it has groups, the ability to send files and
more — but, for users on other platforms, that
might be just a semantic difference.
The proposition of bringing BBM to iOS and
Android was something that made sense — and
was potentially disruptive — back in 2009 or
even 2010. In 2013, the onus will be on
BlackBerry — and, really, BBM users — to
convince other users to switch and use the app.
At a press session after the announcement,
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins said that he
believed a core differentiator between BBM and
WhatsApp is that BBM is free. Of course, there
are other free services out there, including
Facebook Messenger. Still, Heins has a point
about free being a potentially big driver in
adoption.
One area where BBM could improve its cross-
platform experience is around the idea of the
PIN. Remembering and finding user PIN numbers
can be difficult. WhatsApp and iMessage are so
successful in part because these services employ
a user's existing phone number. In the case of
iMessage, the experience is actually seamless
with SMS, working in the same application and
the same way.
Regardless, the crowded messaging space just
got a bit more crowded.
What do you
think about BBM coming to iOS and Android?

mashable.com/2013/05/14/bbm-ios-android/

Tolexander: Within hours, 100,000 followers!

This life sha!
Life without money!


The same twitter account i opened 4years ago still with just 2 followers and they are my younger bro and my cousin and i was the one that used their accounts to follow mine!

I tire o!

Mehn, even at d risk of sounding stale, cldnt resist the urge to post this. Got to be the funniest post av seen on nairaland!!!

Na wa o. I am shocked at the Ignorance oozing from the comments am reading.
For someone to say Yenagoa does not need flyovers explains why we never get things right in this country. U sit in front of ur laptop and type bollocks and feed trash to other people all in the name of freedom of expression, na wa o.
Abeg Lagos to Yenagoa bus fare is just 3500 by road. Why not visit on a weekend and notice how long you get to spend on the Tombia Junction hold-up instead of talking based on assumptions.
I tire for nairaland Jare. At this rate the mods need to start banning senseless and ignorant posts, so they don't infect people with their ignorance.

If this story turns out to be true, then am afraid GEJ has succeeded in taking Nigeria back to the stone ages.

Laudable as the project seems, it is saddening that the so called alternative to road or air travel is a 24 hour train journey, in NIGERIA, in 2013! Gosh, I shudder!

To put this situation in proper perspective, the last time I took a train was a manchester bound train from London's Euston station, and the journey time was exactly 2hrs 10 mins, and this was in 2008!

I suspect the pro-GEJ team hang around here waiting for any sort of news to feed on, PITY!

How many of you congratulating GEJ wld seriously consider taking these 24-hour fun rides? Smh!

anitank: I use a bold 5 too but each time I try turning on the mobile hotspot,it keeps telling me to contact my service provider. I did call glo customer care and they had no idea what I was talking about. Please share how u made urs work. I need it as soon as possible. Thanks

Have thesame issues as u. Called customer care twice and it was obvious they had no Idea what a hotspot was. Pity!

The only thing this guy's guilty of is not declaring the cash or moving it through a bank.

Businessmen based in Dubai or who travel to dubai but run outa cash always find a way to get money sent to them from naija. That's where these middlemen come in. If you do that through a bank, you get charged outrageous amounts as commission, but through these guys, ur gud.

They gather the money to be transferred from naija on a weekly basis and travel physically with the cash to remit to the original owners in Dubai. That's how it works.

So I can confirm 100% that cash is not laundered cash but belong to genuine business guys in Dubai probably still waiting to collect their cash.

And of cos with the corrupt guys at the airport, you can easily bribe your way through without declaring nada.