₦airaland Forum

solace89:
Keyans sef dey talk....no be una fault na.

So they should allow them to continue their fraudulent activities and Kenya lose their status as a country where many foreigners outsource their online jobs to. Paypal allows Kenyans to receive payment into their paypal account which l also do but could not sell it to Kenyan exchangers because am a Nigerian because they suspect the fund is not clean and there is a history of Nigerian yahoo boys in Kenya manipulating the system.

Lord, May the shadow of your wings protect him.

tumababa:
how much is $1 in ksh on the street. i don't want google rate?

Buying rate-102ksh in forex shops, 104-105ksh in banks.

41lady:
That sweet u r saying, U have nack the ladies there very well be that... beware of 7 +1, it is stocked in kenya like river niger.

Don't limit your definition of sweet to promiscuity.

There are so much that makes life sweet.....you never have to bother about putting on a generator nor queue for fuel. You have access to cheap food, you can walk into a Forex shop with just your ID and buy any foreign currency of your choice. Both domestic and international flights are way cheaper in Kenya than back home. Get opportunity to mix with so many people from different parts of the world over a cup of coffee thus opening doors for one. One can decides to go chill out in one beach resorts in the coastal region and white sands and blueish Indian ocean or go camp out in one of the National parks and feel nature!

That is my definition of sweet!

sarrki:
Congrats your excellency

But wait ooo


Fir this recession

No worry yourself as even the money for their postgraduate studies is already cooling off in some bank accounts!

Mrfro:
Ordinary Kenya again

Hmm....enter Kenya first!

I talk am for one my earlier posts today say na fraudulent activities most Nigerians are doing in Kenya!
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They rent apartments in groups, stay indoors all day "yahooing" as internet is cheap and electricity is 24/7 and to collect the proceeds from their "jobs" is so easy as they do not need to go through banks as it goes straight to their mobile phones and the money cashed out from kiosks nearby. At night they go clubbing making the most noise and spending money lavishly.

Any Nigerian that wants to stay quietly in Kenya without any issues stays away from most Nigerians. It is safer lo live far away from fellow Nigerians as they tend to attract trouble.

The issue is that after deportation those guys will still find their way back through a third country and enter by road through night bus. I was shocked to see one who was deported in April here in Nairobi just few days ago and back to his yahoo ways!

Truth be told, Kenya sweet!

49cents:
Twas brought years ago.....its ibo name is Igu....

But I didn't dare partake in the feast....

So it's breedable!!!

First tasted it way back at Emefu's place!

Even aku is breedable!

49cents:
Na for this kind thread dem go see pavore9


Can't this delicacy be bred?

Lagos raised!

Of course!

Grown so big!

Those are no-go areas.

Informative.

Nice of him in setting up an academy.

Those producing/adding value around what is locally sourced and exporting are the ones who are the real boss!

chqakinns:
Can i av ur email address?

koboideas@gmail.com

That is why on arrival at the airport in Nairobi, most Nigerian passengers are told to move to one side to explain their purpose of visit as many already in the Country are into fraudulent activities!

Kudos to the Corper, he really made an impact.

Na this kain thing oyibo dey like to see for person CV going by personal expereience!

What is your price and what is the colour as l can't be precise with am seeing?

It is really tasty.

dekoma:
I can authoritatively tell you that Songhai Rivers is dead now. It's unfortunate but plans are on the line to privatisé it. I was there recently. But world1, am deeply interested in a sound training in nigeria. Help me if you can.

It needs to be privatized so it can effectively train manpower for the Agric industry.

Rest in peace.

goldedprince:
Wise guy. Leave these idiots to keep talking nonsense.

Some just focus on whining while some are making the best of the situation. Go to NAHCO at the International airport in Lagos and see tonnes of local goods awaiting shipment out of Nigeria, even stuffs as common as Aboniki and maggi crayfish cubes are being exported!

Hmm....he made his own point which he is entitled to.

Glad no life was lost.

Those assets must not be sold o!

With this, locally produced goods are becoming cheaper for those importing from Nigeria!.....it is paying some people!

chqakinns:
You can contact me for quality large sheabutter anywhere in Nigeria n Abroad..U can reach me on 07034543322,08167889379 and 08056334232.

Post pictures of your sheabutter.

I can't eat Abacha sold outside because l am not comfortable with the preparation as hygiene in the process is far from many!

He should now focus on the delivery of service and welfare of his people.

Emempaul:
so very true wat u said

I lived and worked in the rural areas across Africa and do have have first hand knowledge. For the frying of the garri, do you cut down trees around you or buy firewood?

Emempaul:
Sometime wen i c women work i often ask dis question - are we rite to call dem d weaker sex.? Cos d work dis women do are by far more dan wat women do

Especially in the rural areas, women work more than men.

samsard:
Muslims believe "nothing happens without Allah's permission" hence that line of reasoning from the killers.

With the same Allah's permission, they will be spending a long time in prison.