₦airaland Forum

Oh my God....is it a taboo to to be an African or black race??

jimyjames:
Boycott which region? A region we are buying with our hard earned money?

You are an imposter

AhoadaRivers:
Biafra heroes day.

Remembrance day for the East.


Usual lamentation day for the children of the fallen demon.

Do you think that you can come online and say rubbish and go away like that...
No problem you will learn how to comment very soon

Nigerians will now pay stamp duty on ATM printouts, some WhatsApp messages, says FIRS
Nigerian EyeMay 29, 2020

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) says Nigerians will now pay stamp duties on WhatsApp messages, SMS, and messages via any electronic platform acknowledging receipt of funds.

The revenue service also stated that stamp duties will be paid on “POS receipts, fiscalised device receipts, Automated Teller Machine (ATM) print-outs”.

According to an information circular published by the agency, Nigerians will also be required to pay stamp duties on SMS acknowledging receipt of funds.

FIRS gave illustrations of situations where Nigerians are expected to pay stamp duties, one of them says: “ABZ Ltd’s chief accounting officer, after receiving a cash payment of N500,000 from Mr. XYZ on behalf of ABZ Ltd., composed a message which reads: ‘receipt of N500,000 is hereby acknowledged’ and sent same to Mr. XYZ via WhatsApp messenger”.

“In this case, the WhatsApp message acknowledging the receipt of N500,000 constitutes a receipt for which stamp duty is payable.

“Mr XYZ is required to make a disclosure of the details of the transaction using FIRS e-stamp duty platform or to the relevant stamp duties Commissioner. This will lead to assessment and payment of appropriate stamp duties and a consequential issuance of a stamp duty certificate or an acknowledgement.

“Such certificate or acknowledgement will suffice as evidence that stamp duties have been paid and that the electronic receipt has been stamped appropriately.”

The agency adds that “all electronic dutiable instruments or receipts”, including e-mails, short message service (sms), instant messages (IM), any internet-based messaging service, are subject to stamp duty.

The circular, issued in April, clearly stated that “all printed receipts” and “all electronically generated receipts and any form of electronic acknowledgement of money for dutiable transactions” are liable to duty payment

Top1gun:
Lol, see road Ugwuanyi is constructing in 2020 n he no de thief dollar but if we post pictures of road Ganduje that was caught with several dollar in his pocket constructed even after pocketing all the dollar in Kano I swear my Igbo brethren will stone Ugwuanyi to death n their eye sha open to realise Ugwuanyi as stolen over 500 times what Ganduje could possible loot.

Noted.....but can you tell me what's with the road?
Have gone to Emene before?
Is it all the road that is in Kano that is of high standard?

U na never see something

One naija for life

Where [color=#990000][/color]exactly was Gen. Buhari when Late Abba Kyari was giving out those Appointments and Signing?


There is an ongoing rumors that is going on in Aso rock that baffled many people. After the news emaged people starting asking different questions and airing their opinion.

There is a news going on that the Presidency is allegedly going to terminate some appointments made or given by Late Abba kyari.

Late Abba kyari was the chief of staff to the president before he died in April 2020. But its as if the man has signed some memos in the Asorock without the knowledge of the president.


According to reports, the President, Muhammadu Buhari is allegedly said to have given order to the new chief of staff ; Professor Gambari after checking the office and reports of the late chief of staff.

The order was ; about 100 plus people were given appointments in the federal government without the knowledge of the president so they should be dissolved.


But the questions that need to be asked is where is the president when Late Abba kyari was carrying out executive orders without his permission?

Is that a proof to what many people are saying about the Late Chief of staff that he take control of everything in the presidency before his dead?

Where is the president??


However, there is no any official announcement from the presidency that the news is true or false but reports has it that Femi Adesina was also mute when journals ask him.

Can you give your view about this? Where was the president when all these were going on?

The Oldest And First Tribe To Settle in Nigeria


Nigeria's history can be traced back to settlers who traded across the Middle East and Africa as early as 1100 BC. Numerous ancient African civilizations settled in the region that today is Nigeria, such as the Kingdom of Nri, the Empire of Benin and the Empire of Oyo.

Islam entered Nigeria in the 11th century through the Borno Empire between (1068 AD) and the Hausa states about (1385 AD), while Christianity came to Nigeria in the 15th century through Portuguese Augustinian and Capuchin monks.

Igbo kingdom

The Kingdom of Nri is considered the foundation of the culture of Igbo, and the oldest kingdom in Nigeria. Nri and Aguleri, where the myth of the creation of Igbo originates, are in the territory of the Umueri clan, which traces their lines back to the patriarchal figure of the king, Eri.



A bronze ceremonial vessel found in igboukwu was made around 9th Century.

The origins of Eri are not clear, although he was identified as a "sky being" sent by Chukwu (God).

He was described as having first given the Anambra people societal order.

Youruba Kingdom

Historically the Yoruba people were the dominant group on Niger's west bank.Their closest linguistic relatives are the Igala, who live on the opposite side of the Benue divergence of the Niger, and from whom they are thought to have split some 2,000 years ago.

Oduduwa casting with ife bronze dated around 12th century in British museum

The Yoruba pay homage to a pantheon made up of a Supreme Deity, Olorun, and Orisha. In the Yoruba language the Olorun is now called God.

There are 400 deities called Orisha who perform various tasks. Oduduwa is believed, according to the Yoruba, to be the father of the Yoruba kings.

Hausa Kingdom

The Hausa Kingdoms were first mentioned by Ya'qubi in the 9th century, and were competing with Kanem-Bornu and the Malian Empire by the vibrant trading centers of the 15th century.

Slaves, leather, gold, cloth, salt, kola nuts, and henna were the prime exports.

The famous Kano Chronicle records Mali's clerics' conversion of Kano's ruling dynasty, showing that Mali's imperial influence extended far to the east.

Islam's adoption was incremental and mostly nominal in the countryside where folk religion continued to exert a powerful influence.

Nonetheless, Kano and Katsina came to participate entirely in the cultural and intellectual life of the Islamic world, with their prominent mosques and schools.

In the 13th century, the Fulani began to reach the Hausa region, and also tended cattle, sheep , and goats in Borno by the 15th century.

The Fulani came from the valley of the Senegalese River, where their ancestors developed a method of Livestock management.

But is he not supreme court governor??

Story for the gods

It e son red be that

you are recognized op

flokii:
This speaks a lot about you Igbos.. you want to bring down Coker but keep cheering Nnamdi Kanu on who does far worse things on facebook and radio biafra..

The rate at which you guys are going, una cup go soon full.

if you Dont like KANU report him then.Maybe you are finding his outburst interesting and educative

Afamed:
Beg Igbo on what ground? Did you not read her term and condition before joining the site?
Go and read her terms before coming up with your conclusion.

Dear coker Dont beg oooooo...continue insulting others

why is PMB not wearing nose mask as others are wearing

Actually, money stops nonsense

Investnow2017:
By this date next month June, the report from NCDC will be "Fellow Nigerians, today, we have discharged and sent home the last COVID-19 patients in all the isolation centres in Nigeria. Thank you all for cooperating with us in our assignment. Continue to Stay Safe."

May we live to hear that announcement.

Amen oooo

A man whose name is Abubakar Sadiq Kurbe, has shared what he noticed after visiting the Late Chief of Staff's grave, Abba Kyari to offer him prayers.

In his tweet on Twitter, he made it known that be drove to Gudu cemetery yesterday where the late Abba Kyari is resting to offer him a prayer.

He said the thing that struck his mind was that there was no protocol observed, there was no security check, and also there was nothing like appointment to see him in his new home.

He said few months ago, if anyone is to see the late Mallam Abba Kyari, the protocols and the security agents guarding him won't allow you to see him. What they will ask from you is if you have booked an appointment with him or check if your name was on the list. But yesterday, there was nothing like that when I visited his grave.

He said the protocols and the security agents guarding the late chief of staff while he was still alive have all left him alone to protect himself.

This should be a big lesson for all of us that one day, we will be left alone to defend ourselves, he said. The same people that we are running away from are the ones that will have unhindered access to our graves.

If the Late Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari was told that the uneducated grave guards are the ones to look after his corpse in his permanent home, he would have sent them to Harvard and buy them a beautiful apartment in Maitama, Abuja, he said.

They are the only friends he has now. All the big men, the politicians, the boot lickers, the sycophants, the praise singers have all deserted him, he said.

The Late Abba Kyari was the serving Chief of Staff to president Muhammadu Buhari since he won his presidential election in 2015 after defeating the incumbent president, former president Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. However, the late Chief of Staff was reinstated after the president won his second election in 2019.

However, he died after contracting the nobel Coronavirus in Germany, where he went to settle a deal between Seimens AG and the Federal Government of Nigeria.

He was tested positive to the virus a week after he came back and died barely month later in a private hospital in Lagos.

you will not see them here

Onijagidijagan:
I will vote Igbo any day than another Hausa or Fulani. But you people are too hateful to win votes. How do you want to win when you are preaching that you hate Yoruba and Hausa fulanis everyday

Most of this people you see here on nairaland are not really Igbo or Yoruba... They disguise to quash southern unity....my childhood was spent at Lagos precisely at ajegunle,I have most Yoruba friends who are accommodating.... Giving attention to this tribal bigots is encouraging them

Noted

hidhrhis:
He is trying to gain supporters in high places

Did he give the warning before his release??

jlinkd78:
The day God of grace spoke in Orji Uzo Kalu's favour was d moment Nnamdi Kanu and his IPOB started agitating for his immediate and unconditional release as they held that even though OUK is a thief but dat selective prosecution and conviction of Southerners and Christians is a bigger corruption. Just few days ago, MNK gave an order for d foreign account of d Fulani elites to be looked into if they continue in their selective 'persecution' of his people and specifically called for d acquittal of Orji Uzo Kalu and Olisa Metuh until such a time d Nigerian state is ready for an all embracing trial of looters devoid of ethnic cum religious sentiment. https://www.facebook.com/2242422276042512/posts/2678133885804680/
One thing with grace is dat it bypasses protocol and can make even your adversaries to make mistakes that will bring about your restoration. Come to think of it dat ACJA 396 (7) has been there since 2015 without anybody challenging it and even d learned ones never envisaged that since it is not in tandem with d constitution, without a constitutional amendment it's rudderless. Las las cos d spiritual controls d physical when d God of second chance activated with d open show of clemency preached on Radio Biafra few days ago, all d seven judges had no choice than to abide by d spiritual judgement. To even worsen matter for EFCC, d Supreme court ordered "de novo " which start afresh. OUK is as good as a free man

Well said but they won't believe

Arrewa:
Nnamdi kanu told us what his sponsors are about to do!

And that's what's happening!

you are confused

In 1720, a ship was quarantined at the port in Marseille because a strange infection was killing people on the ship.

Deputy Mayor of Marseille lifted the quarantine to “help economy”.

100,000 people died.
More than half of Marseille died.
This was the Great Plague of Marseille.

The govt of Marseille felt they could not afford to lose all the valuable goods on the ship as it will destroy the economy.

As they lifted the quarantine and moved the goods into the city of Marseille, they moved in the infection.

More than half of Marseille citizens died.

Marseille is a major port city in the south of France. Just as Lagos in the south of Nigeria.

By the end of the Great Plague of Marseille, the city of Marseille had 50,000 dead people (out of a total 90,000 population back then).

That is like 10million people dying in Lagos.

The ship left Sidon in Lebanon, picked up people at Tripoli, and Cyprus which already had infection outbreak.

A Turkish man on the ship got infected first and died, then several sailors died. The ship’s surgeon also died.

As the ship got to Marseille,
Doctors quarantined it.

Now because Marseille had a very huge trading arrangement with “Levant” (a term for countries like Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Israel, Jordan, and Palestine); the govt was convinced by businessmen that the quarantine on the ship has to be removed and the goods released.

Some powerful businessmen led by the deputy mayor of Marseille (who was also the owner of the ship) convinced his friends in government to release the quarantine. Some merchants needed the cotton and silk cargo on the ship to do business for the upcoming festival in Beaucaire.

It was only a matter of days later.
The infection broke out in the whole of Marseille.

People started dropping dead.
They died so much there was no longer graves to bury them.

Dead bodies littered the streets of Marseille. Till date, the people of Marseille remember this story.
Apparently what happened was:
The govt tried to be clever.

They told themselves “we will only move the silk and cotton on the ship into the city but not the infected people on the ship”.

Lol. In moving the goods, they unknowingly moved infected rats which then infected people.

As people got infected, they infected one another. At a point, the govt of France built a wall to stop Marseille from infecting the rest of the country.

But it was late.

10,000 people from Marseille already ran into neighbouring cities. 50,000 people died outside of Marseille.

The Great Plague of Marseille lasted about 3 years. Those were horrible years in Marseille and in France.

Hospitals got overwhelmed.
Residents fleeing their homes.
Dead bodies lying and decaying on the streets.

As the infection then spread,
Nobody cared anymore about “economy”.

I hope you learnt something.

The Great Plague of Marseille is a huge warning to governments never to prioritise the “economy” ahead of human lives and public health. It can be a very costly mistake.

We can always rebuild the economy.
But we can never revive the dead.
Thank you.

Among all the region, which region is seeking for independence. You can't invest on what is not profitable to you

Its better than rotten rice shared by the FG

is Aba the only place in Abia? it's quite true that some parts of Aba is dirty but we shouldn't use it to generalize the whole Abia state after all this is applicable to almost the whole state in Nigeria

Hmmm this is getting more serious... some weeks ago I heard about Chinese medical doctors arrived at naija yo help curb the disease, so where are they?

Proletariat:
That doesn't look like Kanu that was arrested in a Hotel in Ikeja while frolicking with a prostitute.

So Kemi finally got the impostor to succumb and address the allegations of death?

One supporter Chidozie even said: "happy to see your face, thank you Jesus".

The dude must have been pissing his pant and traumatized over the death he heard from Kemi Olunloyo.

Only God knows if Kemi has giving many IPOB like him a high BP to worry over, imagine how many IPOB zombies must have passed out.

Kemi is wicked ooo, she must be prosecuted for the health challenges IPOB zombies are now suffering.

Who says propaganda is not powerful?

If IPOB can use it to manipulate their zombies, others can use it to inflict sickness on the same manipulated zombies.

The man had proved some folks like you wrong .....you are here ranting. Must you complain??

One thing I appreciate most about karma is that it will locate you even if you don't have a house

IlovePMB:
I am not biased here. We campaigned and voted in Rochas and chased Ohakim away because he was blackmailed to have beaten a Catholic priest. This was later confirmed to be false but by then Rochas has already become governor.

We thought Rochas was a good man but he was quick to show his true colors. All you know about Rochas must be a propaganda. He tried in his first tenure but unfortunately none of his road works still stand today as all were damaged before he left. What type of projects are that.

He stopped paying pensioners while paying all state workers 70 percent of their normal salaries. Which governor in Nigeria has ever done that.

He said he gave free education yet most parents even those that are poor withdrew their children from state primary and secondary schools to private schools because of poor education standards.

I don't like discussing about Rochas because I have not seen someone that is evil like that. But you can still believe whatever you want to about him.


As for Lagos, do some research on Lagos debt profile. You can check below.
https://www.pulse.ng/bi/finance/nigerias-top-5-states-with-highest-debt-profiles-in-the-first-half-of-2019/knp4npj.amp
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Pls STOL replying those people even though thekr father told them the truth about Igbo they won't believe in as much as the truth is about Igbo
Remember is difficult to unlearn the learned