₦airaland Forum

kosplateau:
so these ones begging with their kids weren't adults? in short, I think it is d fashion to get births in america and get citizenship that push these people...they don't wanna hear their B1/B2 visas have expired and stories on renewal. if u notice people give births twice to maximize d two-year duration.

these days immigration officers, ask them u were here last year for what u are here again for...is this all u do? very embarrassing.

Anchor babies are the norm in America.

Sadly everyone seems to do it - every day you'll see a pregnant Mexican/Indian/Russian lady show up at a hospital looking to give birth.

I wonder why the immigration laws are so lax in America when it comes to pregnant women.

People are still having 4 children in 2015?

Irresponsible.

When the law is enforced, Nigerians whinge.

When the law is not enforced, Nigerians whinge.

What do you people want?

http://afritechnet..com/2015/09/p-margin-bottom-0.html?m=1

A team of Nigerian ethical hackers will be going to Washington D.C. to represent the Africa at the upcoming Global CyberLympics. The four man team had to best other teams from around the continent to qualify for the tournament for a second time, they previously competed in the 2012 Global Cyberlympics in Miami.

'TeamNaija', captained by Oluseyi Akindeinde (Digital Encode) is completed by Adewale Obadare (Digital Encode), Uchenna Akajiuba (FirstBank), David Abolusoro (FirstBank), Bimbo Jaiyeola (Union bank), Rotimi Akinyele.

Global CyberLympics is an online ethical hacking, computer network defense game, dedicated to finding the top computer network defense teams. Teams are made up of 4 to 6 players, and each round serves as an elimination round until only winning teams remain. The top winning teams from every continent get invited to play the game live in person at the world finals.

http://afritechnet..com/2015/09/p-margin-bottom-0.html

mikolo80:
and that's how you voted for them. by evading the question. whichever state you from it's all the same,blowing grammar and playing smart doesn't win elections.blood,sweat and guts do

I don't tell strange people where I live.

Needless to say I did not vote for anyone who promised 'change' without explaining how.

You make a lot of boneheaded assumptions.

mikolo80:
Who did you vote for

I don't live in Borno.

mikolo80:
it is funny as hell.

Who is the fool, him that won reelection or you all that voted for stomach infrastructure and now are ranting online with zero impact

Believe me when I tell you that I did not vote for any such clown.

Please don't make such assumptions.

Northern leaders have been ignoring common sense proposals for over a century.

Nothing new here.

This would be funny were it not for the fact that this is a state in the midst of an humanitarian crisis.

Is this the same fool who spent 200m on 'prayers'?

I know Delta people are great but Warri should be in better shape for the level of economic activity in that town.

As for Asaba...

Bevista:
16 years of PDP government is the WORST period this country has ever witnessed.

May God/Allah bless Nigerians for sending that evil party to where it belongs - Hell.

You have a very short memory if you believe that the period of 1999 - 2015 is the worst in Nigerian history.

You forget the Abacha years that preceded, as well as the Babangida years. The poor habits established during that period are still in place today.

He might be clean and spotless but he's unrivaled for incompetence.

Which other governor has wasted as much money on a unneeded monorail? Or a hospital that has never seen the light of day.

Ymodulus:
If you are igbo then I give it to you. You are learned and think right. But have you take time to listen to the consolation home of the mentally derailed? I mean Radio Biafra? Have you seen the call of violence and insults been thrown by a supposed so call learned man?

What of the Massob Militants? The IPOB thugs?

I'm not Igbo.

Radio Biafra is manned by buffoons, no one is acting on their wicked lies.

MASSOB militants are not killing innocent civilians - they were able to retain some level of local support whilst not attracting the heavy hand of the Federal government because they did not launch a campaign of terror on powerless individuals. They did not murder schools boys nor did they kidnap school girls. Nor are they out murdering farmers and landowners for no reason.

You might think that MASSOB and those that call themselves Biafrans are Nigeria's biggest problem. They are not. They do not cause anywhere near as much destruction as the Fulani herdsmen that kill with impunity on a weekly basis. Nor are they as foolish as Boko Haram who kill without sensible demands or requests to even begin negotiations

Ymodulus:
Am so touched.

They were all chanting and shouting " Sai Buhari, Said Baba "

All hail President Buhari, All Hail Baba.


Good news. When He is done in the north. The east will be next he will go fish out Some tug miscreants who scream Biafra. Mentally deranged idiots.


Sai Buhari!!!

He can't just go killing people because they want their own nation.

Unless they start killing innocent civilians there is no justification for anyone hunting down Biafra separatists.

Besides, if they are such a problem why not let them go?

Fake fans are the worst.

ExInferis:
yeah, true.

But as a black person, i give texas a very wide berth.....not with it's history, and confederate flags.

There's just something about D.C., though

You're probably safer in Houston or Dallas than Chicago or LA.

Racism is sadly ingrained in American culture but the police in LA are something else.

Atmmachine:
They're rich.
They worked & grinded for their money.
This is the time to enjoy the fruit of their labor.

And houses are very costly in Atlanta.
If you hate on them, may you die in poverty. #Amen

Houses aren't costly in Atlanta.

Housing in LA is expensive but not Atlanta.

Is there such a thing as a real 'spiritualist'?

They're all charlatans.

Same as the preachers.

emmyblackky:
China can go to hell for all I care. Do you know the punishment for corruption in China? Death sentence. They preserve their economy and damage other people's economy. It's no longer business as usual my man. The change is here and we must face it.




Oya, wailing wailers, over to you

You don't follow Chinese news.

Chines stock exchange has recently crashed, twice. Lost almost 50% since the beginning of summer.

http://www.vox.com/2015/7/8/8911519/china-stock-market-charts

Their economy is slowing down, hence why there are fears of a fresh global slowdown.

Ashawo work is legal in Germany.

This is too funny.

In 2015 women are property...

ISpiksDaTroof:
"Parts of this", "Parts of that". Basically, based on where you named, theres effective drainage and garbage pick up for less than (appx) 1million+, so what happens to the remaining 184,000,000+ people?!

Ok, it looks like you are bored. You will have to go look for a playmate another place else.

Ciao!

I do not have exhaustive knowledge of every geographic point in Nigeria - I mentioned the places that I frequent.

Meanwhile you've failed to name even ONE city.

Why is that?

You can't name one city that does not have sidewalks, as you have claimed. Or that does not have refuse collection or is completely without drainage.

You do not know what you are talking about.

ISpiksDaTroof:
If I have "Issues with particular cities"?! I almost didn't reply your rubbish.

Let me break it to you: NIGERIA DOES NOT HAVE A SINGLE MODERN CITY!!! All the country has, are: scattered Multi-storey buildings, surrounded my a few mansions and an overwhelming amount of slum dwellings. No effective drainage, electrical wiring is all around dangerous and a proper garbage collection system is virtually non existent ALL OVER THE COUNTRY!!! Basically--- sorry to say this--- a country of very dirty, unhygienic and filthy people.

Anyway, my point is that Nigerian "cities"---in the true sense of the word--- do not exist. At the most, we can call them "Modern Hamlets". But, cities? No.

You can't even name one city that you've visited?

There is effective drainage and garbage collection all over Abuja, parts of Enugu, Calabar, Uyo as well as most parts of Lekki. As well as GRAs all over the country.

Have you actually been to a Nigerian city?

You seem very angry being asked about your experiences. Were you kidnapped? Did you badly invest your money in Nigeria? Did someone withhold your salary and you didn't have enough to employ an employment lawyer?

What 'road'?

All I see are trucks riding on red soil.

Is this what is happening in Kwara?

Computer village has some good stores but far too many touts.

Jenny1010:
Guys are known to be open-minded and don't hesitate to give a simple, straight and direct answer to questions.. But, I still wonder why they go totally blank and sometimes furious when a girl ask them this one simple questions.


1. How much do you collect as salary every month?

If you feel the need to ask how much a man earns then he should be allowed to ask how much you charge to share your bed.

Afterall, that is what you are insinuating when money is on your mind.

ISpiksDaTroof:
[i][/i] I have lived in Nigeria before so do not lie to me. Most cities in Nigeria DO NOT have sidewalks. And the few that have a semblance of it have been taken over by encroaching builders, traders and all manners of illegalities that show how typically disobedient to law and order Nigerians are. City building plans and ordinances are clearly not being enforced and from the pictures above you can tell that some buildings will just have to go for the overall benefit of society.

P.S: Also, Nigeria needs to do something about its refuse/trash problem. In this day and age it's a disgrace that most of Nigeria lives in overwhelming filth.

When are you all going to start making your leaders accountable, EVERYDAY, for something other than Rice and Chicken during election season?

Which cities have you lived in?

Lagos, Abuja, Enugu, Calabar, Uyo and Port Harcourt are all cities with sidewalks. Which cities do you speak of?

I'm sorry that your experiences in Nigeria were so unpleasant (yet you venture a Nigerian forum?) but don't spin tall tales.

Most Nigerian cities (in the south) do indeed have sidewalks. I have yet to visit one that does not.

Also, Calabar is not full of trash, nor is Uyo, Enugu or Abuja. Again, stop with the lies.

You are not qualified to speak of all Nigerian cities, you are clearly wrong about the ones that I have mentioned. If you have issues with particular cities then say which ones but don't label all Nigerian cities the same when they are not.

ISpiksDaTroof:
Why don't your roads/streets ever have side walks instead of the people having to walk next to cars like wild animals on a reserve?

Nigeria is just one huge, freaking slum.

Most cities in Nigeria have sidewalks.

Delta state is a disgrace on the other hand.

So much money passes through the state coffers but little of it goes where it should.

All these allegations and counter-allegations.

None of these politicians should be given this much press unless they are explaining what they do to earn their salaries, what they have done as public servants.

The mudslinging is beyond old.

Learning a trade is sadly underrated in most societies.

I remember when the economy tanked in America, people with economics degrees were losing their homes while plumbers and electricians were busy buying property as investments.

'Education' is important but what it means to some is so narrow as to be useless.

OP, don't lament, it's never too late to learn a trade in your spare time. The time that the average Nigerian spends in church can be used to learn skills that will make them money in the long term.

Demmocrats:
Because they are more credible and honest tribe in Nigeria




Sai Buhari

And yet theirs is the most impoverished and backwards part of the world.

Not just the country but the entire world.

OP has my sympathy but wives nag even when you're not broke.

Best of luck.