₦airaland Forum

There are three great tests:
- The test of power,
- The test of self-righteousness, and
- The test of wealth.

It appears as if the Central Bank's plan is not really to change the currency notes, but to frustrate the use of cash and enforce a cashless policy.

This was most likely suggested by a foreign government or by an international financial institution.

The argument that the Central Bank's directive is targeted at politicians in respect of the forthcoming elections, is just a distraction.

The Central Bank's directive is not targeted at politicians, but at everybody in the country.

This may appear to be okay on the surface, but reading between the lines, the Central Bank is trying to implement financial dictatorship.

The "vaccine" was not created for Covid.
Covid was created for the "vaccine".
As soon as people understand this, everything else makes sense.

Was anybody able to read the vehicle plate number?

The cash withdrawal limit is anti-people.
It is a ploy to control the finances of everybody, and was probably suggested by a foreign or international organization.
It is a potentially dangerous situation. It should not be implemented.

The cash withdrawal limit is anti-people.
It is a ploy to control the finances of everybody, and was probably suggested by a foreign or international organization.
It is a potentially dangerous situation. It should not be implemented.

Perhaps the voting age in Nigeria should be reduced to 16.

Covid was created for the "vaccine".
The "vaccine" was not created for Covid.
As soon as people understand this, everything else makes sense.

The cash withdrawal limit is anti-people.
It is a ploy to control the finances of everybody, and was probably suggested by a foreign or international organization.
It is a potentially dangerous situation. It should not be implemented.

Question number 5 must be a joke.
Apart from the fact that this question can be answered by a primary 5 student, the selection of one out of two options randomly means that there is a 50% chance of getting each sub-question right.

Why are the Chinese in Nigeria called expatriates?
Is the word "expatriate" used for Nigerians living outside Nigeria?

The new CBN cash withdrawal limit is a ploy to control the finances of everybody, and was probably suggested by a foreign or international organization.
It is a potentially dangerous situation. It should not be implemented.

einsteine:
That's how multiple births are. They didn't all get access to the same amount of nutrients.

In animals like dogs, the last puppy in the liter is always the smallest.

Thank you for the information.
However, I did notice later that, in the first picture, the girl in the middle is not one of the nonuplets, but probably their elder sister.

The children do not appear to be of the same size.
In the first picture, the girl in the middle appears to be significantly larger and more matured than the others.

- Fried yam and stew
- Noodles and fried eggs
- Akara

- Starch
- Fufu
- Lime
- Raw or partially cooked onions
- Pomo
- Intestine
- Lung
- Boiled fish
- Plantain and beans cooked together in the same pot
- Rat
- Frog
- Lizard
- Termites
- Worms

When I first saw the headline, I thought Adidas had been charged to court in Qatar.

What exactly is wrong with a "cash economy"?
Cashless transactions should be an option, but should not be mandatory.

An accused person has the right to remain silent.

A candidate has the right to refuse to campaign, and/or to be quiet.

HonNL:
Superior Court Judge Joseph Brandolino also ordered Kaalan Walker, 27, to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life ...

What will happen if Walker refuses to register as a sex offender?

Death penalty or pot penalty?

Why were the man and his wife naked in the first place?

With this kind of harassment, most especially in the south, and north central parts of the country, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has ceased to be of any use to the general Nigerian population.

EFCC should be scrapped. It has become a harassment tool.
If there are any laws enabling EFCC, such laws should be repealed.

Harieam:
Wow link to previous gist?

The doctor in the previous gist is Dr Abbas Adeyemi, who allegedly steals cars from cab drivers after giving them lethal injections.
I'm not sure whether he is the same person, but the Kaiama General Hospital connection would be a strange coincidence if they are two different persons.

https://premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/553923-police-arrest-doctor-who-allegedly-kills-people-with-injections-before-stealing-their-cars.html

Floryangel8:
This is the same guy that murdered someone in Benin if I can recall

The doctor in Edo State is Dr Abbas Adeyemi, who allegedly steals cars from cab drivers after giving them lethal injections.
I'm not sure whether he is the same person, but the Kaiama General Hospital connection would be a strange coincidence if they are two different persons.
You're probably right on this.

https://premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/553923-police-arrest-doctor-who-allegedly-kills-people-with-injections-before-stealing-their-cars.html

The Supreme Court of Nigeria has ruled that Section 46 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Act should be construed within the narrow confines of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, the precursor to the establishment of the EFCC - to prevent illicit financial outflow from Nigeria.

EFCC should not arrest anybody unless the allegation is about "illicit financial outflow from Nigeria".

The Supreme Court of Nigeria has ruled that Section 46 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Act should be construed within the narrow confines of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, the precursor to the establishment of the EFCC - to prevent illicit financial outflow from Nigeria.

EFCC should not arrest anybody unless the allegation is about "illicit financial outflow from Nigeria".

The Supreme Court of Nigeria has ruled that Section 46 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Act should be construed within the narrow confines of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption, the precursor to the establishment of the EFCC - to prevent illicit financial outflow from Nigeria.

EFCC should not arrest anybody unless the allegation is about "illicit financial outflow from Nigeria".

Why was Tukur Mamu arrested in Egypt?
If there were allegations against him, why was he not arrested in Nigeria, and charged to court, before he travelled?

Why was Tukur Mamu arrested in Egypt?
If there were allegations against him, why was he not arrested in Nigeria, and charged to court, before he travelled?

Why was Tukur Mamu arrested in Egypt?
If there were allegations against him, why was he not arrested in Nigeria, and charged to court, before he travelled?