₦airaland Forum

justwise:
Rubbish, u know i'm right. As a banker as u 'claimed' u should know better then again i fear for Nigeria IF u are really a banker

Shinatu:
How many families celebrate the wife when the husband is successful in Nigeria? Is that not the time for the husband to run  after all the sophisticated ladies in town with the inlaws telling the wife to relax and take care of her children.
They are quick to remind you how their brother suffered for the money and why he should be left alone to enjoy the fruit of his labour.

Even if you are a major contributor to the man's success, they fail to accept it and start reminding their son that it is God that lifts up a man, trying to play down any role you might have played.

Sagamite:
I don't think you get the point.

It is the lack of ingenuity demonstrated by this slowpoke despite sitting in the midst of an avalanche of possibilities andopportunities.

The slowpoke is visionless, incompetent and illiterate (you can rearrange all 3 in any order you wish). The 3 are the ingredients of him coming up with such initiatives that is too poor to applaud.

His mindset is too basic, underdeveloped and backward.

Don't be surprised if his next big project is to provide loans to females to go to Dubai and buy gold or go to India to buy bleaching cream for sale in Nigeria.

Sholeyb:
Personally, whilst this is not the most ideal situation, I believe it is better than having no job at all. I do not have the overall picture and facts of the matter, however I live in the UK and there are graduates doing all sorts of menial jobs, although I concede they are doing it grudgingly.

Look at it this way, if they get this taxi job and save most of their income, in a few years they may be able to start a business in their 'read' field, leaving behind taxi driving. Like the graduates abroad, they save the money they make abroad and when they return to Naija, they use this money to establish themselves.

Another point is that there is honour in labour, no matter which kind. It is more honourable than looting Nigeria’s coffers, like our so called 'leaders' do. Another point is that a graduate who drives a taxi will more than likely treat their passengers with more respect, this may change the taxi industry in that state for better, to the surprise and benefit of everyone.

It may be an unpleasant situation now, but this is an opportunity for the future.

However what I do not agree with is selling some useless form to them for £1700 and not even trying to create jobs that correlate to their level of literacy, he must go further and create jobs befitting of graduates.

banom:
Why did you have to call her baby ? is she your baby ? mind yourself.

mchenry:
The nobel peace prize has become a popularity contest.

justwise:
Yes very easy for the a/c to be frozened by Paypal and the money gone then nobody will see your bogus face again. Simply, Nigerian living in Nigeria can't not legally open Paypal a/c for now(thanks to scammers.419ners.yahoo yahoo boys/girls), if done illegally then Paypal will blocked it and your money gone.

monopolist:
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Fhemmmy:
Since you seems to have all the facts, why not go ahead and lodge a complain with the ministry of consumers or business cop in Nigeria?
I will like to start something for real, but the licencing fee alone is crazy.

badboy:
I can personally confirm some of these promos are fake. About 3 years ago,when I was in the bank ,I had a colleague who told me he was going to win the 'Discussion Continues' for one of the Glo promos then and he did win! After the scammed presentation in Kano,he was then put under serious pressure (by his 'link' I presume ) to sell the car and remit funds. I actually helped him get a buyer practically at a giveaway price. He then told me he was organising for his sister to win a trip to London,which was one of the prizes being advetised then. Dont know if she got this,as he was transferred to Lagos from Kaduna at about same time. The more you see,the less you understand.

shhhine:
I agree with McDoe, allegations should not be enough to put you in shackles, there should be enough evidence to put u in jail (temp or perm). The only thing is that this bill/law should extend to all Nigerians regardless of your class or who your father is.

econsult:
I agree with some of the findings of this study.I am a teacher and I know what effect indiscriminate spanking can have on students.My own take is this that u spank ony when necessary and not excessively

Quietrager:
That they can even contemplate it is reflective of the kind of sick twisted minds Nigerian's have, minds that that are so twisted and sick with how to aggrandize themselves when they get a little power. Someone should point out that the U.S senator that is now their vice-president use to catch the train to and from their national assemble to work for a decade more or less, maybe by the time the whole sick nation is above the law, and the praise singers, hangers on, psychopaths, shameless ass-kissers, cowards - who can watch their sister's be raped and beaten to death even!, in front of their very eyes, rather than risk a bruise (not to talk of voicing opposition to a bill that stinks to high hell!!!), cynics, did i forget hypocrates, wise asses and the usual groups we all fall into that make up the almost total majority have nothing to say at best, yes! me too!!, but then - when will we all change!!!

Arkison:
No one should be immune from criminal proceeding. That is why they are there. If they feel police have harrass someone unnecessary they should step up their work as house of assembly and fight for our rights. Shielding anyone from criminal investigation and criminal proceeding is injustice to victims of crime

chic 09:
Jesus!!! Goodenss,im sry r u d one hu owns d site u pasted afta your rply?Dude dt site is filled with old crap,comeon mke mre research & bring out smtin nu