BlueRayDick:


If u have the download link please share with me. I don abandon Netflix for now, na Amazon Prime sub I get that is active

Amoto94:

It can be gathered of course but you know how some of our law enforcement agents behave if you don't lobby/bribe them to do their work they will not take you serious. Recently my phone was stolen I reported to the nearby station providing them with my phone details the officer I met asked me to give him something which I refused to do he promised to get back to me we exchanged contacts. After several weeks of not hearing from I called him he to get an update he flatly replied me with no update.

Itsrm:


You know anything that happens in Rivers is always blown out of proportion. Rivers is a lot safer than most states. This includes Abuja where I hear they now enter houses to kidnap people.

iamoyindamola:


https://www.nairaland.com/7969360/story-nabeeha-al-kadriyar-how-kidnappers

This news is painful to read, how heartless can these people be
Killed one of the girls and still increase the ransom fee
These people don't deserve direct death but slow and painful one

Ibime:


Looks like Abuja is becoming a no go

May God keep the father strong, I can't imagine being in his predicament

Addme:
Is "Nguyen" a general name in Vietnam?

iamoyindamola:
🤣🤣🤣

Ibime:


Large portion of Vietnamese use Nguyen as surname. I have 3 colleagues answering that surname

It is more prevalent than English answering Smith

DissTroy:


I agree. In retrospect, my constant barrage of Rivers State's gang culture mostly fueled the (exaggerated ?) notion of Rivers being a seeming warzone on this thread over the course of the last 9 months. That I take responsibility for.

But that safety/security comparison has always been in relation to what is obtainable in Akwa Ibom so maybe I am a tad biased.

It goes without saying that Port Harcourt is multiple times safer than many parts of the country, including Abuja, Benin, Warri, Kaduna, Lokoja, e.t.c. I'd take Port Harcourt over any of the aforelisted for this singular reason. I've stated safety/security is a relative term, even in the past.

Still, when it comes to the issue of gang culture - this being the onerous premise for my seeming castigation of Rivers State at intervals as anyone viewing this can attest to, it still holds true, relative to many other parts of the country or as a singular examination.

OasisX:
......what is happening in France must be stopped NOW, before it escalates to other parts of Europe.

izzou:


Let those immigrants go back to their respective countries to play, and come back and tell me how many you will still see at the top.

France dey help them. No be dem dey help France

Fantastically well indeed.

The ones that are terrorising France are also immigrants. Why did you skip that part, knowing fully well that the Ronu group has that on their agenda?

Well, I am not standing with them. I believe if i have the right as a Nigerian, or Igbo, or Yoruba to determine who stays in my place, another person has that right too.

GloriousGbola:


It is also out of control immigrants (esp middle eastern ones) who are responsible for this. Since they think they can come to liberal societies and then force their values

raumdeuter:


Exactly

As an immigrant you have to respect your host and their culture to avoid strife

Some immigrant want to dish what they can't take in their home country

BlueRayDick:


Elrufai will never support his kidnapped family member being bombed with kidnappers . Elrufai lost a child back then and I watched on TV how emotionally wrecked he looked when people paid him condolence visits .

All these extreme solutions are easy to proffer when u and ur loved ones are not involved .

We need to go to the root cause of kidnapping to be able to solve kidnapping challenge

raumdeuter:


I am totally with you on this

Immigration is a privilege given by the original owners of the land to outsider and not a right

As an immigrant I am forever grateful to those who gave me the opportunity and will never take it for granted nor call their land a no man's land

Itsrm:


Absolutely. That's why I even said asking people not to pay ransom is easier said than done. God forbid my wife was kidnapped, I will sell everything I have to pay them.

Itsrm:


Don't they have to get close enough to them to administer those gases? How will they pull it off.

I agree with you that they definitely have inside help from the military.

izzou:


True!

I wonder why he is asking for it to be stopped.

Na something dey bring something

afrodoc2:


Correct. Nearly every Vietnamese i have met has been named Nguyen or Tran. About a third of the population uses Nguyen as surname, and they pronounce it "Win". I fumbled that pronunciation a few times before being corrected.

I suspect that it is the most common non-Chinese surname in the world.

Addme:
Is "Nguyen" a general name in Vietnam?

Leyqute:


Is Nguyen and Tran other names of Genghis Khan? His legacy knows no bounds.

izzou:


People that recharge 100 naira is who you want to impose verification charge on?

Are you even aware that in the core villages, there is no address; No street or number...
Umuaku autonomous community, opposite Ichie Dike's compound. How is this address beneficial?

And lastly, you have been to the North. You know how many hours it takes within a state to move from point A to point B. How will Telcos fund that process?

Make dem spend 10k to verify house. Who go come pay the money?

Ellexy:

iamoyindamola:

Majority of the immigrants in France are from Muslim nations

popizaino:



They should send them back to their countries with immediate effect if they are not ready to live by French laws. Bunch of hypocrites.

raumdeuter:


Yes. Almost 30% of the people bear that name

I first thought it was an African name

They pronounce it as "Wen"

Ibime:


Large portion of Vietnamese use Nguyen as surname. I have 3 colleagues answering that surname

It is more prevalent than English answering Smith