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helinues:Your statement here doesn't make any sense. Can you rewrite it to make sense |
PressMyButton:My guy your grammar too much. When Tinubu announced the removal of subsidy, all this things you mentioned didn't take place. Immediately they implemented the removal. Don't be fooled by these agents of the demons |
I don't usually post. I can not ignore posting this piece of advice on about, staying out of trouble and staying safe, that got to my attention. I think it deserves the front page. Guys if you think so please echo it to the mod. Here it goes. One of the most prudent things you should do for yourself in Nigeria today is keeping out of trouble. One of the worst things that can happen to a person is to be sent to jail in Nigeria. Jail in Nigeria is halfway house to hell. Maryam Sanda will probably never be executed. Most governors do not sign the death warrants anymore. Orji Kalu Uzor will probably never serve full-time. But still, Nigerian prisons are like Nazi concentration camps. The food is calamitous, and healthcare is nonexistent. I have seen a prisoner holding his eyeball in his hand. It was still attached to his eye socket by a tendril. Someone used a spoon to scoop out his eyeball in a fight. The nurse was off duty. Nobody cared, he died. I had a client who was remanded in prison once. He was HIV positive and did not tell me. Maybe that would have been further grounds for bail. He could not take his drugs, and he relapsed. Before I could try to get him out, it was too late. He died. The food given to prisoners is not fit for human consumption. Even animals should not be made to eat such rubbish. Meanwhile, huge sums of money have been budgeted for feeding prisoners. Avoid trouble, in fact, flee from trouble. Anything that will involve police charging you to court is trouble. If you can kill a matter in the police station, by all means, do it. Stop shouting, "I know my right!" This is Nigeria. Your right and left can change anytime. Police will definitely ask for big money. If you have it and you suspect your case is not very solid, kill the matter there. Even if you think you have a good case, this is Nigeria. If your lawyer is shouting, "we will meet in court!" In Police station, tell him to calm down. It is your case, not his. The use of "we" is merely figurative. He will not stand in the accused box with you. Remember, it is not what you know that matters in court. It is what you can prove. Besides, this is Nigeria. Ihedioha can testify. I was attacked once by a pedestrian in Lagos. The car I was inside brushed him slightly. I was not the one driving. I just told him to be more careful. That is how the guy attacked me. He threw 4 punches, I blocked two and dodged two. I had the opportunity to counter punch, but I did not. I am not Anthony Joshua. A police man eventually stopped him. I quickly removed myself from the scene. I was happy enough that I was not going home with a broken jaw, and neither was I being charged for assault. Sometimes, it is better to let some things go. I do not mean that you should turn to everyone's foot mat, but if you are going to take up an issue, ensure you are blameless or almost blameless. Avoid wahala. If people are beating up a thief, do not join, or even stand and watch, even if it is your property that was stolen. If someone hits your car, don't start fighting because of that. Do not lend people money. It hardly ends well. Do not surety people you don't absolutely trust. Avoid too much night movement and partying and clubbing. Avoid people who can not control their alcohol. They always start brawls. Realize that a bad situation can always get worse or better, depending on how you handle it. Avoid people who talk too much. Be wary with your speech. Do not talk about people behind their backs. Always assume that someone is recording your speech and videoing your actions. Even if someone comes with negative gossip about another person, do not say anything. If you talk, it is what you said that will somehow find its way to the person's ear. Stop saying things like, " Do you know who I am?" "I no dey fear anybody!" "My yes is my yes, and my no is my no!" Finally, remember to keep your anger and ego in check. The world does not revolve around you. It revolves around the sun. Please be careful and stay safe. A word is enough for the wise. UNANIMOUS |
Racoon:The vboot was a replica of mine. Except mine was double exhaust with six cylinders. It was when I drove mine from Abuja to Benin gliding through pot holes as if they were not there I knew it was on another level. The suspension is like when you drop on a dunlop foam. |
DeeScan:Ok. Thanks |
Pls when is arsenal match |
rottennaija:. Why? When machinery will be put in place to rig it. |
Two U.S. congressmen have submitted a resolution to the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, urging the government to declare the detention of a Binance executive in Nigeria as a hostage situation. Reps. Rich McCormick and French Hill said in a statement on Thursday that they introduced the resolution to demand that the Nigerian government immediately release Binance executive Tigran Gambaryan, a U.S. citizen. The resolution — officially introduced on Wednesday by McCormick and co-sponsored by Hill — said that Gambaryan’s health “has been declining during his detention in Kuje Prison,” urging the U.S. government to declare Gambaryan as a “U.S. citizen wrongfully detained by a foreign government.” The congressmen also noted in the resolution that if Tigran’s court case is not resolved by mid-July, he may remain in detention for an even longer undue period of time, as the court typically takes a recess from mid-July to September. Gambaryan, a former agent for the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and Binance’s head of financial crime compliance, and another Binance executive Nadeem Anjarwalla were detained following their arrival in Nigeria in February. The Nigerian authorities filed criminal charges against Binance and the two executives for alleged money laundering and tax violations. Anjarwalla later escaped from custody in March. Last month, Nigeria’s tax authorities dropped the tax charges but the company and the executives still face money laundering charges in the country. In the resolution, the congressmen further noted that Gambaryan had worked for the IRS for over a decade and seized more than $4 billion in illicit funds on behalf of the U.S. government. https://www.theblock.co/post/305002/us-lawmakers-push-for-hostage-designation-in-binance-execs-detention-in-nigeria |
Thundafireseun:When eh happen to you, you go know whether eh fit kill |
MICHEALADEX:Probably you were not born when he was a minister |
geoworldedu:. It does not add up. Anything can happen to anybody at anytime. It's under probability |
SojWORLDWIDE:Newspaper or media want to sell market. Very smart move. Oh! because the victim is wearing an arsenal Jersey so he committed suicide because arsenal didn't win the trophy You guys are believing the cooked up story. Shey them interview the man to find out why eh wan die or he wrote a note about it before hanging himself. I can write a story that a man united fan murdered him to make it look like a suicide because Arsenal finished above Man United on the table. Anyways majority of Nairalanders have a very low IQ. What do you expect them to believe Right now wearing jerseys is what is trending irrespective of the club. Even aboki that does not know whether these clubs existed or not. |
StPete:Go and learn from US security system. When a case by the police is not going on the way it is expected, the Federal steps in with constitutional authority so that both the accused and the state police are called to order. There are checks in place to cut down the excesses of state police |
I thought I will get a response from Nairaland. I am really disappointed. Mod how can you help me so I get a response? |
Pls I urgently need your assistance. I am required to take a covid19 vaccination as a requirement to be able to attend an event. I am in Abuja. I have gone to most of the designated centers in Abuja but could not be vaccinated because is either the ones they have, have expired or they are not available. Pls if you know of any center in Abuja where it is currently been done, please let me know. This is urgent. Thank you |
[quote Consumers should not expect any immediate reduction in prices. Replacement costs of those products that are in the warehouses and markets are what the market will have to sell because the price at which they bought it must be fully recovered before they can go and buy at new prices.”[/quote] But when the price goes up, they will sell old stock for the new price. You will not complain that it is wrong. Very selfish and self-centred set of Nigerians |
ufotty2001:Really. Ok you are one of those who tried to cheat the system without success. The only thing you can do now is to start bad mouthing the school. |
CodeTemplar:Are you a Police officer? |
dominique:It appears you are a Police officer |
According to Arkham, the US government holds crypto assets worth about $15.27 billion, including 212.847k BTC and 45.654k ETH; the British government holds 61.245k BTC, worth about $4.34 billion; the German government holds 49.859k BTC, worth about $3.53 billion; the Salvadoran government holds 5.718k BTC, worth about $405 million. Except for El Salvador's active purchase, most of the crypto assets of the other mentioned countries are from confiscation. — link @Insider_leak_of_the_day |
khreus:My experience; This situation is rear but it happens. A client sent money to me through his bank app and he got a debit. I opened my bank app and saw the credit. About an hour I was checking my bank app for another transaction and noticed the amount was reversed. Thank God it was someone I know. I called him, he checked his app and noticed the money came back to him. Je then sent it again. Someone I know had complained about this anomaly before, I was wondering how can that be, until it happened to me. Guys pray this does not happen to you. |
khreus:. Na becos eh never happen to you. When eh happen you go know say na Naija you dey. I have experienced it |
guobe:. This situation is rear but it happens. A client sent money to me through his bank app and he got a debit. I opened my bank app and saw the credit. About an hour I was checking my bank app for another transaction and noticed the amount was reversed. Thank God it was someone I know. I called him, he checked his app and noticed the money came back to him. Je then sent it again. Someone I know had complained about this anomaly before, I was wondering how can that be, until it happened to me. Guys pray this does not happen to you. |
Racoon:When the jobs here start paying like abroad we will do them. For now the jobs abroad are pay higher than most jobs here, so we Japa to do them |
successmatters:Read well. Sahad stores shot itself on the leg. They should have removed the old price tag to reflect what a customer pays at the counter. Its criminal to pick a product with a price tag and see a higher price on the checkout receipt. |
oluwaseunamos33:God have disqualified him already through his word the bible. Or do you want God to come down to do it? Every Dick and Harry turning pastor to deceive people. Shine your eyes well well |
His strategy is defencive solidity, high work rate of the team and efficency. Reminds me of Jose Morhino's style of old that brough him success |
Thonyboy:This is fraud upfront. The money was paid there and will be held there for a period to earn float. The banks conivance too in helping facilitate fraud. Sometime back a huge amount was paid into an agency's account. Almost half was transfered to a private account. The transaction was hidden, the new balance was hidden to show nothing moved. Tech guys will tell you how it is done |
George Weah won European and world footballer of the year Undisputed. Named African Footballer of the Year three times and the first African to win the Ballon d'Or and be named FIFA World Player of the Year, Weah's prominence in the 1990s led him to be nicknamed "King George". 90min included him in their list of the 50 greatest players of all time. Weah is often hailed as one of the greatest African footballers of all time, being named African Player of the Century in 1996, and often ranked among the three greatest African strikers ever, alongside Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto'o. 🌐 George Weah - Wikipedia |
Obavoh:Your uncle knows you are among the 99% of relative that will not pay back. He does not know how to tell you. That is why he is playing you like tennis so that you will understand. Now that you know, look else where |
