₦airaland Forum

redsun:
I am sure he has started laying his hands on the constituency money that is earmarked for community projects. Dick muderfucking head,at this crucial time when the country's economy is on the verge of collapsing and the majority of Nigerians can barely eat a meal a day, he is flaunting blood money and a gold digger.

Hedonisco:
Don't be silly. I hate this rubbish old mentality that one must own a factory or "produce" something to be rich. We're not in the industrial age anymore. Jeez.

There are uncountable smart pathways to untold wealth, more so in this information age. If you don't know it, then it's not for you.

Some people are simply middle men who leverage contacts or access to facilitate transactions between two or more parties and get commissions or cuts in millions of dollars. Legit. And these deals happen daily in different parts of the world, including Nigeria. This is just a tiny example.

So Mr factory worker the producer, don't rush into inane conclusions based on your limited circumstances.

chukwuoke:
Una vote this man for senate abi?
Make una dey watch ooo, constituency project money done start to work ooo. Naija.

Built2last:
What exactly is this man's business

because we can celebrate rubbish in Nigeria

Omoawoke:
Let me say something.

If you have ever gone into CBN and see the way the staff are working and the kind of people there, you will know Nigeria’s problem is deeper than you think.

When you have a sensitive system occupied by incompetent people, people who got the job through slots and nepotism.
Enter cbn office and see their staff watching movies in their laptops, doing little or nothing other than occupying space and earning salaries.

How do you expect such system to function

mariahAngel:
Don't give up yet.
Just keep on doing it, and in no time, you will find your feet, and your way around it.

You're still in the learning phase, so see those losses as dues.

jayAjoku:
he is a powerless scared mofo he no fit walka normally for street on him own na crowd and celebrity mentality dey make an misbehave the day him go jam him mate that day he fit lose him life all Davido crew na weak Ajebo children

Mabouchibunmi:
When they are not gods

Majesty2:
Obidaft

FarmPlanetNG:
Obi and Dangote in a single picture. Interesting

DeLaRue:
1. Nigerian lawyers have been able to practice in the UK for a long time by writing a simple test called the Qualified Lawyers Transfer test. Even without the test, you can still practice, just that you have to inform prospective clients you are a 'Foreign Lawyer'.

2. UK law firms that set up office in Nigeria will primarily be targeting commercial/business/cross-border transactions. 99% of their work willl be office based. It is unlikely you'll see them wearing a robe and appearing in a court, even though though they might be able to do so.

These people are not coming here to handle Chieftancy, land, election matters, or Mr A ran away with my wife type of cases etc

They will be targeting big transactions.

anslemarinze52:
Go and report to the police station first.
It better you try than to conclude already.

yarimo:
Unknown gun men = peter obi supporters it shall never be well with obi

Acidosis:
So why haven't you moved ahead? Upload a photo of your solar system, lets see.

abhosts:
Who exactly is benefiting from an ever falling Naira? What kind of cruelty is this? In 2019, a friend of mine based in the US invested $200,000(N72,000,000 at that time) into Nigerian real estate. Now his investment is valued at about N200,000,000($135,000). Despite the fact that his naira investment tripled in value, it was still not worth it from a dollar perspective. He is now regretting his decision because he would have been better off just leaving his $200k in the bank when you consider it is now worth 32 percent less. This is an example of foreign investor they claim to be courting.

killsmith:
Under PDP Nigerians threw food away.
APC must go!

nairalanda1:
Poor customer service, poor response to disaster.

What Dana should have done is lodged these people at a posh hotel for 2 days, while the plane is being fixed, at the airline's expense. Then drive the good people to the airport once flight is cleared for takeoff, and clear them quickly. Problem solved, and Dana air gets praised to the sky

Melagros:
Hell NO!

thesicilian:
Good to know. Cos you sound like one

Strafudeen:
You're the one suffering , you're the one talking, all to yourself, no be craze be dat

Naija9090:
They have started their medicine after death. They should arrest him to explain what really happened to Wigwe, Ike Ndi Isoko. His explanation for not boarding the same chopper doesn't make sense. Why would he travel by road as someone based in Nigeria with Wigwe? Imagine president Tinubbu going to America and his assistant, Ngelele, decides not to board the same chopper with him, instead chose to travel by road. Does that make sense? This is the problem with Igbo people, they over trust this people with innate tribalism.

Obviouslyblunt:
This should be so. With an exchange rate of 1,491. This is just a mere $670 for a month.