₦airaland Forum

It is one thing to develop new technology.
It is another thing for that technology to be accepted by the general population.

A lot of people do not like tattoos, because they are difficult to remove.
For example, if I buy a phone today, I can decide to change it or throw it away after six months.

If a persons decides to get an electronic tattoo, then no longer desires the tattoo after a few months or years, what would he do?

sylve11:
If you see toilet for dream, my brothers and sisters nor use am o.

Why?

Bullman:
They take covid 19 rules very seriously.

Is a covid test or covid "vaccination" required to travel to the Gambia?

What is the preferred route of travelling from Nigeria to the Gambia by road?
Is it along the coast, or through the Sahel region?

It was initially said to be a private visit; now it has been called an official visit. Why?

The pictures shown are not current. They are the same pictures from a report dated Dec 11, 2017.
[url]thenationonlineng.net/photos-buhari-arrives-paris[/url]

ogododo:
"I agree with INEC on the non-workability of the 2010 Electoral Act, which is outdated."

How is the 2010 Electoral Act outdated and non-workable?

An accused person has the right to remain silent.
An accused person has the right to engage the services of a lawyer.

Blessing Okagbare has the right to appeal.
The double ban is like sentencing an accused person for an offence, then adding another sentence for refusing to cooperate with the police.

fergie001:
The Disciplinary Tribunal has banned Nigerian sprinter Blessing Okagbare for a total of 10 years, five years for the presence and use of multiple prohibited substances and five years for her refusal to co-operate with the AIU's investigation into her case.

An accused person has the right to remain silent.

Did Blessing Okagbare "refuse to co-operate with the AIU's investigation", or did she refuse to make confessional statements?

Well, at least she has the right to appeal?

The WHO cannot be trusted these days.

In several other countries, the covid "vaccine" narrative has started to lose relevance.
In spite of this loss of relevance, the WHO along with the European Council and the European Commission, want to enforce mRNA "vaccines" on Africans.

They are called vaccines, but they are not vaccines.
Beware!

Funnyandviral:
Saw two about 50 year old men tell a small girl less than 8years that when will she come and give them sex, and she was laughing. All this things are now normal, everyone is silent and doing his thing.

What action did you take when you saw this?

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 is not supposed to arrest anybody unless the allegation is about "illicit financial outflow from Nigeria".

There was a thread (from 29 December 2021) which discussed the Supreme Court ruling, but this has been removed from Nairaland.
I wonder why.

This is a very dangerous bill. It should be rejected from start to finish.

Any bill that gives absolute and unrestrained powers to a government agency, to demand private information without a court order, should be thrown out.

Codeine is a legal pharmaceutical product. It has its uses.
It is not within the authority of NDLEA to seize legal pharmaceutical products.

INEC commissioners are expected to be non-partisan.
If any of those appointed as INEC commissioners is a registered member of a political party, such an appointment should be withdrawn, or contested in court.

Making special seat concessions for women is wrong. It is discriminatory based on gender.
Women are still able to contest for any of the currently existing seats.

In addition, creating additional seats would only increase the cost of governance.
Will the federal government borrow money to sustain the extra cost?

This recommended amendment should be thrown out.

How much does the Elite Solar Kiosk cost?

INEC commissioners are expected to be non-partisan.
If any of those appointed as INEC commissioners is a registered member of a political party, such an appointment should be contested in court.

Laws should not be discriminatory.

There are laws already in place against not declaring assets.
If the House of Representatives wants to pass new laws against non-declaration of assets, such laws should be inclusive of the general population, and not bankers only.

Secondary and tertiary institutions should determine their curriculum.

The federal government should do away with making subjects compulsory as much as possible. Let the students and their schools be able to choose their subjects. Compulsory subjects in secondary schools should be limited to English Language, Mathematics and one science subject.

The United Kingdom should allow the educational institutions or employers to determine the English language requirements.

The validity of two years for the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is too short. A validity of ten years or even indefinitely would be more appropriate.

Besides, in practice, this IELTS requirement seems to be applicable to African countries.
Are citizens of the European Union, for example, subjected to these IELTS requirements, before they can work or study in the United Kingdom?

In the subconscious, faeces is a symbol for wealth or money.
However, this public display is not necessary.

The denial of work permits to Nigerians is still an issue.

In the meantime, what can other Nigerians, especially those with a lot of money, do?
If a foreign country snubs your fellow citizens, you may snub them back.

Avoid going to the UAE for tourism only.
A business trip to the UAE should be considered only if absolutely necessary, and is going to be profitable for you.

The covid "vaccination" campaign should be stopped.

Open defecation is an environmental sanitation issue.
Environmental sanitation is supposed to be handled by the state and local governments.

Why are the accused being charged at an Abuja High Court?
Is this a ploy to get the accused acquitted on technical grounds, due to lack of jurisdiction?

Well, this is just a theory:

In early 1998, it had been determined that for Nigeria to move on, two persons had to be put aside.

Abacha died on 8 June 1998.

There was a soft spot for Abiola.
It would have been convenient for Abiola to be out of the way; that is, for him to drop any claims on becoming president.

When Abdulsalami Abubakar became Head of State, he initially declared 7 days mourning; the next day, it was increased to 30 days.

The extension to 30 days was to give time for Abiola to make a decision.
The Commonwealth Secretary-General Emeka Anyaoku and the United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan both (probably at different times) paid a visit to Abiola. The purpose of each visit was to convince Abiola to drop his claims.

On 6 July 1998, Abiola (still in detention) was asked about his stand on his claim to become president. He sought advice from his closest (political) associates.
Abiola did not relinquish his claim. He died the next day (7 July 1998), which happened to be the last day of the 30-day mourning period.
Was this just a coincidence?

Why does Governor Dapo Abiodun have an obsession with "yahoo yahoo boys"?
What exactly have "yahoo yahoo boys" done to the governor or to the people of Ogun State?

Life imprisonment for defilement or rape is harsh.
A maximum sentence of 15 years imprisonment would suffice.

Omooba77:
Here in Cameroon, no amount of money is required from any individual, both natives and foreigners, before he is tested for COVID-19. ...

... my COVID-19 test result inside Douala airport came out within five minutes. It was stamped negative. ...

Then, on Saturday morning, all journalists and fans had to do another COVID-19 test before the match between Nigeria and Sudan in Garoua. It was free, and it took less than five minutes for each of the results to come out.

What specimen was used for the covid test in Cameroon?
Was it a deep nasal swab, or was it blood?

The denial of work permits to Nigerians is a very sad situation.
This is where the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Nigerian Embassy in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) should intervene.

In the meantime, what can other Nigerians, especially those with a lot of money, do?
If a foreign country snubs your fellow citizens, you may snub them back.

Avoid going to the UAE for tourism only.
A business trip to the UAE should be considered only if absolutely necessary, and is going to be profitable for you.

Tramadol, diazepam, bromazepam and pentazocine are legal pharmaceutical products. They have their uses.
It is not within the authority of NDLEA to seize legal pharmaceutical products.

If Exol-5 is a cough syrup, it should not be seized either.

The federal government should not put all its eggs in one basket.

They are called vaccines, but they are not vaccines.
The covid "vaccination" is not about your health. It's about control and submission.

The incentive to force people to take the "vaccines" did not originate from Nigeria.
There is heavy financial inducement for national and regional governments all over the world to enforce the jab.

It may be hard for state and local government workers, but refusing to take the covid jab would be a much better decision in the long term.