₦airaland Forum

ColdSun:
Nope. Indians first. Japanese second. Not sure of the third

ALVA001:
Beautiful family. The mother is the darkest of the girls. Not so difficult to identify.

Branzy:
I'm a graduate of University of Benin.. It's been seven months after graduation I have not been able to do my final clearance in school due to the strike embarked by the non teaching staff under the umbrella of SSANU, NASU & NAAT


Most graduate from public universities in Nigeria can't clear due to the strike embarked by the non teaching staff (SSANU, NASU & NAAT), . Scholarship are been denied, NYSC delayed, post graduate programmes affected, admission lost.. NYSC have released their time table. If nothing is done now most graduate of public universities in Nigeria can't be mobilized for Batch A.. We can't wait another 9 months for service.. There is a movement already on twitter to draw well meaning Nigerians and the public attention to the plight of Nigerian students and graduates. The hastag is #EndNasuStrike on twitter

AngryRebel:
Oh I see...After they have spilled their blood,like that of a lam on the slaughter table. The middlebelt can keep on licking the asss of the Fulani's/Hausas,the SS/SE don't give a rat asss
On another news I heard that some arm Fulani men,gave a full community in Benue to leave or face their wrath....Middlebeltans have to learn a good lesson, because the previous killing of their brothers by the Fulani's, haven't knock some senses into their head.

usba:
Pigs and idiots now be like

ballerin:
If the coin was flipped, could Muslims ever be this magnanimous?
God bless SW Muslims, I'm still in awe at how they managed to be sane.

smellingmenses:
Fleeing Christian militia violence, 1500 mostly Muslim civilians are trapped in church in CAR

After fleeing for their lives, as many as 1500 people – mostly Muslim civilians – have sought sanctuary in a Catholic church in the southeast of the Central African Republic.

The people fled violent conflict in May and sought protection in the Catholic cathedral in the CAR town of Bangassou, according to Al Jazeera.

'The situation is not safe enough to leave, and so they cannot move from here...there are men who walk around town with guns,' said the church's priest, Father Alain Blaise Bissialo.

The mass-flight was provoked when the predominantly Christian 'anti-Balaka' militia began attacking the majority Muslim district of Tokoyo, in Bangassou on 13-17 May.

Many at first sought refuge in a local mosque, until the mosque too was attacked, and its imam killed.

In a rescue attempt, the Catholic bishop then sent transport trucks to Tokoyo, which brought as many civilians as possible to the cathedral.

Yusman316:
Hope u know Senegal, Burkina Faso, Tanzania re Muslim majority countries. And I ve not heard of any religious crisis there

maasoap:
These Christian majority living in Southern Kaduna are violent people, they're just too violent for my liking. Why always them? Killing Muslims minority amidst them over minor misunderstanding. And if Northern Kaduna takes it up, you will see CAN and Christians crying genocide.

carinmom:
Pls don't tell me what i know, I know many of those villages where these Christians reside in northern Kaduna and they are not Hausa Fulani at all. Most of them in Kubau, Ikara etc are not Hausa Fulanis.

Yyeske:
You do not understand the Igbo language and the different dialects it has and how they all relate.
A word in Asaba could mean something else in Ohafia or pronounced differently.
Figure one (1) is pronounced owvu in Awka dialect, ofu in Idemili Anambra dialect, ovu in Onitsha dialect and otu in some other dialects, the ones I know, there could be others.
You should understand that the Igbos didn't engage in much wars those days, they were republicans and mass migration to other regions was not like in Yorubaland where there was constant wars and mass migrations leading to a constant mixing of different dialects.
So Ovie in Agbor could have another meaning in Owerri or Awka and pronounced differently.

onomeabuja:
I DISAGREE & AGREE WITH U.
1.interms of money i will agree wit u( because christain girls are very greedy, they like make ups & they love money than true love )
2.bt interms of PRICK, forget that thing.if u see my prick u go bow for me & nature. sometime i dey cane 3 babes a day (if no b nw wen hunger day)
all this hausa dick wen de no de circumsirce, they no de use condom"because e de against thier religion" pouring infected magots inside thier punnany to go and dash thier christain fellows.
SO IF NA DICK , I GET AM WELLA WE OTHER CHRISTAIN FELLOW GET AM WELLA.
NA GREED GO KILL MOST OF OUR SISTERS AMEN!!!!

Ahmedgk:
Sir is because ur fellow christian ladies find comfort in us, they always feel secured, their responsibilities are catered for, unlike ur fellow brothers who only hide under the shadow of being Christians and that is the only advantage they have yet they cannot capitalize on it, because u Christian lack the courage. your sisters find u very boring all the times and they have a suitable alternative so tell me why won't they crave for us sir?

carinmom:
Must you comment on something you are ignorant of?
Have you ever been to Kaduna state? Do you think it is only the Muslims that live in Christian dominated southern Kaduna? In case you don't know there are also Christians who are indigenes and residents of Muslim dominated northern Kaduna, you will find them in many of the villages and no one disturbs their peace.

OyinO:
Remove Xtian and Islam Religions from the equation and watch peace return to Africa like Magic.

akeentech:
Assuming She wins 45m and donate 4.5m as tithe. They won't come online to say this .

Lionessza:
Oh , sure . Thanks . Besides the looks , do they also have the same cultural practices or beliefs?

Lionessza:
Oh , sure . Thanks . Besides the looks , do they also have the same cultural practices or beliefs?

XhosaNostra:
I assume it's something similar to Khoi & San. They're often paired together but isn't the same thing, just similar. I stand corrected though lol.

Nowenuse:
Hausa & fulani are not entirely the same, but over the centuries, they have been heavily intermixed, that it is sometimes difficult to tell them apart.

Lionessza:
I've noticed this as well. But I always get confused , are the Hausa people same as Fulani? Coz everytime I see people who look like that, it either they are labelled Hausa or Fulani.

ItsTutsi:
ur assertation smacks off a desperate attempt to malign the facts for some sinister and cheap political point,u should have tagged ur close circle and fool along instead of trying to insult our sensibility

u generalised the whole platue state as a Christian majority,but didn't generalise kaduna state as a Muslim majority by subjecting it into kd south,u see ur hypocrisy! u should have applied the same logic by saying platue north is Muslim majority too

when u talk about kaduna south being Christian in majority,u should have also talk about platue north being Muslim in majority,that will balance the equation

let me educate u on ur ignorance..u can't be an indigene of kd south! kaduna is the state,so ur an indigene of kaduna state not kd south,and muslims r the majority in that state!

u also try to imply Christianity is the majority in the MB,u should know MB doesn't only consist of benue and Platue,but also kogi,kwara and Niger state with a Muslims majority

u probably thought u could write rubbish and get away with it

IkpuMmadu:
We don't mind the city homogenous....Qatar is more of qataaris and Christchurch is more of New Zealand....how do you want us to internationalize the city when they don't want Enugu international airport to work in full capacity or when they don't want to dredge Onitsha inland port to Atlantic or when they don't want to open up the oguta lake to Atlantic or when they don't want port Harcourt sea port to function fully


Don't worry once biafra comes ....these cities would be internationalised

But for now....we are developing homogenously. Nigeria feel that they are smart....they think they are holding Igbo Down....they don't know Igbo keep 90 percent of their economies to themsleves and take about 50 percent of other regions economy....that's the beauty of one Nigeria....give them biafra and this narrative would change but they the Nigeria aren't smart at all...they thought the won the biafra fight but they lost the biafra war ...be it economically and infrastructurally.


We would plough the money back to east...it's Ackles in Igbo

AKU RUO UNO PHILOSOPHY

traeces:
* concluding part of my post

POST OFFER LETTER EVENTS
Following the receipt of the offer letter, I was made to write and submit a letter of loan acceptance, a letter of undertaking to pay interest during moratorium and a letter of attestation from my solicitors indicating that I understood everything I had signed and accented to. I was made to sign several copies of a 20 paged loan agreement and to resubmit forms to my guarantors to sign and submit and also swear affidavits in court. All of these we did and submitted before the 6th of November, 2017.
I then inquired to know how events were to proceed there from. I was told my four suppliers in Kaduna, Port Harcourt, Enugu and Lagos will be verified, thereafter I will be required to pay the 10% deposit and then the suppliers will get letters of credit to supply. I raised the need for all these to happen before December, 31st 2017 as it would position my business advantageously in the market place and they gave me all the assurances that they will make that happen and asked me to go and try to raise the 10% security so I could pay once the account was opened in BOI MFB. I said even though that was going to be a problem as I had no prior knowledge, I was going to try and even borrow at interest if I had to but since that was meant to happen after they had finished verifying my suppliers, the onus was on BOI to do the verifications first, then I will be provided bank details into which to pay the 10% security. That was how we parted that 6th November, 2017.
All through December, 2017, I was in touch with my suppliers some of whom had done repeat business with BOI in the past but who expressed so much unwillingness to deal on BOI’s terms and it was so difficult for me to understand why anyone will so distrust a government agency that much. Now I know better. I was worried that throughout December, 2017, not a single one of my suppliers had been contacted nor verified and I kept contacting BOI’s office and reminding them of the lapsing timeframe but nothing I heard showed any commitment. At some point, I wondered if Bank of Industry was not a government ploy to get struggling and already disadvantaged entrepreneurs like me who provided their own road, electricity, water, etc to part with money they did not have in the guise of nonrefundable fees. Because it looked as if the bank’s interest and sole mandate was getting me to pay that Fifty Two Thousand Naira (N52, 000.00) non refundable fee which they had succeeded at and which was why nobody was doing anything anymore now that the money had been paid.
That was how 1 month, 2 months and 3 months elapsed with some of my suppliers still not contacted nor verified. Up until this moment, the bank has not felt the need to reach me about anything after all, I can’t sue the bank neither has the bank lost anything. If anything, it has gained my Fifty Two Thousand Naira (N52, 000.00) non refundable fee. The ultimate loser here is poor me and I can go to hell for all the bank cares. This is my experience with Nigeria’s Bank of Industry and I hope you take it into consideration when next you consider taking the government of Nigeria or any of her agencies serious.

musicwriter:
A government charging N52,000 upfront to give loan to someone looking for loan? Any difference between what yahoo boys do?

AlfaSeltzer:
Op you mumu o. So you paid 50K just to see a letter?

thinktanke:
Hmmmm
OP unfortunately that organization is just a fraud. A friend of mine had a similar experience with them. He is a business man who had grown his company from scratch and thought he could expand to fulfill his dreams with the BOI only to lose about 3Million naira to them plus a lot of time wasted and funds expended flying on a regular basis for several months between Abuja and Lagos to the headquarters of his bankers to fulfill some purposely inserted impossible clauses in the terms for the loan.
You can imagine they asked him to pay that NON-REFUNDABLE deposit even when they knew they were not going to give him the facility. If not for God and his tenacity to move on. The guy for done go village!!!!
BOI is just a fraud!!!!
Sad situation in Nigeria where institutions that should support entrepreneurs just frustrate and sabotage them. Worse yet steal from them!!!.