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[quote author=blackboy post=135125493]Pos is corruption by the banks. Those POS machines are from the banks too. They collabo with bank staff.

Of course, every one knows this now. Our people has legally monetized the usage of pos and some of our immediate family or friends now use that as a major source of income. But govt is saddled with responsibilities to regulate all this to a minimal level. Our debit card is useless if it can't dispense cash. And I feel the deduction of ATM services should be per usage

So, it's weekend tomorrow and I had a course to enter First Bank for a business tax payment yesterday for my boss. So the thought crossed my mind after I was told there was no network that "come o, when was even the last time I used my commercial bank to dispense cash'

I can't even tell where I placed my debit card at home. Because you can't confidently go to the bank ATM stand when you need a cash.

Thanks to mini bank (pos). And this lack of service never stopped these banks from debiting your accounts every now and then for ATM services. How!!!! When

My concern is that govt are really not doing anything about this long time financial injustice. We seriously need our banks back?

Technig4:
This nairaland bot just dey ban ban people anyhow.

Small talk you collect ban

Ehhh! Make I just see contents, read comments and move on..

femi4:
I was expecting the reply "everything in life is a gamble" . Thank you for not disappointing me.

Only a foolish person will continue to do the same thing and expect a different result

Good luck bro...

femi4:
They are gamblers not investors. No pity party for gamblers and stop gaslighting please

Gaslighting? Even life itself is a gamble. Waking to find yourself on earth is a big gamble, going out not knowing if you will return or not is a huge risk. Invariably, we all takes risk at one point in life but in different proportion and measures..

Edipet:
This is a lie; I can only agree with your second point.

When my guy approached me in January to join CBEX, I had more than the minimum $100 to invest. But after researching, I discovered it was a Ponzi scheme. When he made his first withdrawal in February, he called me again, and I still told him I couldn’t participate in a Ponzi scheme.

Then, in March, he sent me a voice note—and its content broke my heart. He started saying I’d be the poorest man in the world, that he’d given me updates that I'm not following, and so many other hurtful things that made me feel terrible about my financial situation

Lol, then you don't belong to the aforementioned categories. I think you are disciplined enough to separate a ponzi scheme from a real crypto investment. The point raise is all about people who make mockery of those who lost their money to cbex and certain people who had no dime to get committed but are quick to call the investors gullible minded

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Really?

Tradepunter2:
They don't joke but lost millions souls fighting gangis kan...... Which made them build the great wall of China to prevent any future gangis kan.... All am saying the Yoruba tradition is playing with fire by roping in fulani Islam.... My prayer is that the warriors that pushed the danfodio bastards from oyo Kingdom all the way to northern half of kwara still lives in today Yoruba people....

Akerelodu who stood up for Yoruba people is gone and currently there's no none like him in the Yoruba leadership

Owk, I think I get ur point better now and you are right in ur submission. But we can't deny or accept these problems by a mere word. To crystalize the existence of our culture, all hands must be on deck, it has to be agitated for by all. The likes of Akeredolu will still rise up among us to continue the work and even do it better. I pray for the repost of his soul

I've you noticed the current wave is all about cbex. This is what I observed since people found out the ponzi platform is no longer what they portrayed themselves as:
1. Every dik and harry now leverage their lack of money on cbex dilemma. As an average person a financial help now, they will tell you "omoh don't you know how much of my money was into cbex". Even those who had no dime invested

2. Another category of CBEX mood is the fact that, some people are in self denial of their investment in cbex so that certain people will not see them in a very gullible way. And some will quietly leave a gathering were the issues are being delivered on.

3. Also, certain people who could not invest due to fund constraints, but were apparently jealous of those who had money to throw at it. These set of people are quick to rubbish and judge those who invested and label them with all sorts of derogatory banters.

But the truth of the matter is that, majority of the people out there who did not invest would have been part of the victims today if they had the monetary capability to do cbex. And I see it as an act of hypocrisy of the highest order if you start making a mockery of people who are still groaning of the pain inflicted by cbex.

Everyone at one point would have to be faced with the reality of life. You win some and lose some. You can't perpetually have one of the two.

Tradepunter2:
Till Fulanis will wipe it out .... Except if another ighadolo comes up to save the Yoruba tradition

Hmmm. Only you will understand what you put up there.... By the way, I've seen how people from different colours and background sustain their tradition and culture passed to them by their ancestors. The old and modern China is a typical example. This people don't joke with tradition. I expect Africa to rise up before all aged practice of our fathers goes into an extinction

long live the king. King like this are the true custodian of our traditions which needs to be harnex to generations to come. Tradition is sacred and it must be protected..

That's how I ended up investing my last allawee balance during my service back in the days. I was apparently tempted by coleeagues I shared apartment with who received payments call every now and then. I wasn't cut out for such endeavours in the past but I went on with it anyways. The first ref flag was my inability to transfer the fund directly from my smart phone. Then I went to the only bank in the community to do the transfer, still not going. Then I had to borrow a phone to complete the transaction. It was like they were waiting for my payment before they crash the whole thing. Omoh!! I couldn't cry...

All this sponzi schemes are down to luck, join it very early and leave before the ovation rises😁😁

Too many irrelevant bills with no good intentions. May God heal our land!!

But all these hullabaloo is not in the interest of the good people of Rivers State. There is an urgent need for this country to be reset. Make the public offices less juicy for any aspirants. Let all tiers of govt be independent. Decentralize the Federal power and let states be in full control of their resources.

Then we are talking. But what do I know though!

if look well, the two teachers subject can not be far fetch

What happened to the physical fight in public and this could only amount to serious health
issues in a long run cos they are adult. I swear, in-depth education is paramount

This piece doesn't correlate. There is no way he would not hear or notice the blast of the train horn even if he increased his ear piece to the high heaven.

There must be something not said here...

brain54:
I guess the Bible has only been translated into African languages...


They are professors etc in Africa. Keep waiting for the white man to come and spoon feed you by translating biology and physics to your own language.

If this isn't entitlement... I do not know what else is!

Entitlement You say, this your I somehow vague o

Habbeyy:
actually people have been doing it in different local languages, especially mathematics. Government needs to get involved too

You wouldn't have said it better bro👍

AllenSpencer:
How will they mentally Africans if those other books were translated.

You teach someone about the evolution of man and same time tell him that God created him.

How do you them that rainbow is a promise made by God when physics already explained it as a dispersion of light.


How do you explain to them that a whale swallowed a man and the man still came out alive, or a man chilled with Lions and didn’t get hurt.

Science will make you question those fictions, and you won’t believe the books.

🤔 Hmmm! This is another dimension to it

the general believe is that if all these core subjects like math, chem and physics are taught in our native languages, it will be better understood by all than the English form. But who will translate the chemical jargon and complex mathematical terms to Igbo, Hausa or Yoruba

I couldn't wrap my head over the tweet, is there a ploy to perpetually underdevelop the mind of black race with religious rather than developmental innovative minds

Some of us are even closer to ok ur friends and peers much more than we closer to our family members. Reason for someone like me is to avoid too much emotions and inconveniences, most especially with married family members..
But trust me you may feel free discussing some sensitive and confidential issues with your friends and never with a family members. That the kind of bond we share especially with reliable and honest friends... But the old traditions says family is bae oo

It's a top notch but this demands steadfastness and commitment among others... It's easier said than done oooo

Edygrin:
The apex Igbo socio-cultural organisation, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, on Friday, distanced itself from those who endorsed the demand for the creation of Anioma State.


https://dailypost.ng/2024/12/06/we-have-not-endorsed-creation-of-anioma-state-ohanaeze/

The more the creation of states, the more the liability created. More states is not what we need at this point of time. Our coexistence needs to be renegotiated, our forms and running or govt needs to be revisited. There is an ultimate need for a referendum. We should not prioritize what will bring no succor to the people of the state for what the states really need. The creation of more states only beings wealth and an underserved soup of plate for a selected politicians who are not up to 100 .

Natbrowny:
The real G himself

Note. Ur wife knows already whether you wanna agree or not. U no b james bond. These wives knows.

But in all ur van damme moves. Dont do it to her face

They always know there is a mulla by d side of their husband, they dont like it when u do it to their faces.

That calls for war u can't win. Even if u be Jason Statham

You wouldn't have said it better

Dogalmighty17:
8 weeks is enough for your wife to resume her conjugal obligations to you. Where are you getting that two years rubbish from?

Oh! Ok, I'm very sorry sir

Kobojunkie:
1. First of all, there is no truth to the claim in bold(and red). Second, every woman's situation is different. If a woman feels she can begin having sex right after having a baby, she can do that except the doctor outrightly advises her not to for health reasons. I used to know a gal who would jump right into bed pretty much the day after having a baby. She did this after her first and second and had no problems of any kind. Yes, doctors advise women to wait four to six weeks but that has not stopped many women from jumping right back into the grind, some even the very same week.

2. Many times nursing mothers have similar cravings but put that aside for one reason or the other. I see no reason why the man cannot equally be expected to make a similar sacrifice after all the child at the center of the issue is equally his.

3. It takes self-discipline for single and married men alike, and married and single women as well. I see no reason why a married man should not be expected to exercise the same level of self-discipline his married wife is expected to exercise for one reason or the other.

The key at the center of all of this... for both men and women... is self-discipline/self-control, something that is less and less stressed among more and more African men and women alike these days.

You've said it well👍

cococandy:
It’s only medically necessary to wait for 6 weeks after a normal uncomplicated pregnancy and birth.

Additional wait time might be necessary if there was surgery, trauma or other complications associated with the pregnancy. If none of that is applicable and the mom feels up to it, after 6 weeks you guys can get on with your bedmatics.

Breastfeeding doesn’t prevent sex

Lovely submission ♥️♥️

Natbrowny:
Most married men gat some mullars by the side.

They will not admit this.

Lol... Are you echoing your style

Bahamas95:
I waited for 2months.

My wife gave birth with no complications so it's unnecessary waiting for months before knacking......

So did mine.....Thanks man👍

demoBaba:
1.5 month would be okay.

Is that one and a half month?