₦airaland Forum

WibusJaga:


All in a bid to have 6packs & impress his GF.

MaxiB1242:
this is what i could get with my N-power September stipends.. and i even add 10k on top the matter making it 40k so i can lay my hands on it.. Nigeria have finished kpatakpata..
and someone will expect me to be present in my PPA waisting transport and time.. iyam not stupid

SlyDev:

SlyDev:
Where is the civility? I don't expect much from your region sha

SlyDev:
You need a tissue?

SlyDev:
Mpukiri is a medical drug for igbo youth, leave them alone please

PUSSYHOE:
With N-power money?

VanessaKokomama:
Lol nawa ooooh

AbelAbdul:
Good morning everyone.

I was here on this platform in 2019 seeking for advice concerning Transportation business.
I eventually went into the business and it was a sad experience. You can read my previous threads for more information on the business.

After the collapsed of the transportation business, I venture into money lending business.

I lend money to people with the hope to get a refund with interests.

Since 2019 I went into the business, I have lent money to over 20 people and only 5 have refund the money.

Those 5 people who refunded the money, it was a fight before the refund.

Before I lend money to people, I make them sign T & C documents.
Some signed the hard copy others signed the softcopy.

When it is time to pay off, they refuse to pay. I have called them severally. At a point I told them to pay only the capitals and forget about the interests.

At a point some will make statements like "Don't disturb me. Even Federal Government owes. It is debt not stealing".

I had made arrangement that this December I will arrest some of them.

But recently I read on this platform that the police has no right to arrest anyone over debt.

Please how can I get them refund my money without involving the police?

Voy:
Breakdown of what the wife of House of Representatives Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila is putting on in one picture.

1. Handbag: £1,995 or $2,661= N1,463,550
2. Coat: $4,800= N2,640,000
3. Wristwatch: $11,000= N6,050,000
4. Shoe: $3,500= N1,925,000.

#infonaija

https://www.facebook.com/138759939821/posts/10158870888614822/?d=n



https://www.google.com/amp/s/pmnewsnigeria.com/2021/11/27/salamatu-gbajabiamilas-n12m-fashion-statement/%3famp=1

Thatedoboy98:
Go pay ur money

jerosman2:
we have muslims from igbo and south south. Am one of them.

A former Catholic Archbishop of the Abuja Archdiocese, John Cardinal Onaiyekan, on Saturday blamed the worsening insecurity, especially in northern Nigeria, on the Almajiranci system, saying it had failed the region.

He also expressed concern that young boys, who had been abandoned by their parents, were ending up as bandits and Boko Haram terrorists.

Onaiyekan stated this in an interview with journalists in Abuja during the premiere of a movie: ‘The Oratory’, produced by a Catholic priest, Dr Cyril Odia, to raise awareness on the predicament of street children in society.

He said, “This question of abandoned children is not new. It has been in the world almost from time immemorial. It is just that nowadays, in this age and year 2021, there ought not to be any more abandoned children.

“We have a major issue right now in the North about the Almajiranci system. These are young boys, who have been abandoned by their respective parents. We know that many of them end up as Boko Haram terrorists.

“Right now, where are all the criminals coming from? Go to the Kuje prison and find out the ages of the people who end up in jail. For those who are now insurgents and bandits, information reaching us is that many of the heads of those bandits are all young people, because of the way they have been trained. So, it shows immediately and you don’t have to wait for 10 or 20 years to see the implications of not doing anything to tackle the menace of street children.”

According to him, northern leaders should be concerned about millions of young people in the region, who never go through school.

say that security is very difficult, this is one of the reasons why. It is not too late, if we decide to work seriously on it.”

Odia said the number of out-of-school children in Nigeria was in the millions, saying the book was meant to call for action.

PandoraObi:
Baby factory criminals and drug traffickers, were they forced to take the drugs, hypocrites of the highest order

Epass2f:
Bad Belle, Belle don dey turn you...

Jay5mie:


GOD PUNISH BUHARI
GOD PUNISH GUMI
GOD BLESS MAZI NNAMDI KANU
GOD PUNISH LALONG
GOD PUNISH ZOOGERIA
GOD PUNISH Biafra


GOD PUNISH EVERYBODY

God bless Niger Delta

DubaiLandLord1:
There is freedom of religion in Nigeria.

Terrorists disguising as bandits and freedom fighters are now wrecking havoc in the SE and NW.

I heard in Nsukka, UGM miscreants don dey threaten Igbo Muslims too.