₦airaland Forum

Kobojunkie:
Look... telling us online without evidence amounts to telling stories.

The church can easily deny your claim and even go as far as to claim that there is no CCTV record of the event... what then? We become people who reacted to a story posted online without evidence. You claim fear of the gang caused you not to record the event, so maybe you should instead go find the woman that was assaulted and serve as a witness for her at the police station when she files the charges against the church members. Maybe you can get a picture of the report and we go from there.

The above is the best response so far to the post.

REASONS
1. The incident may (or may not) have happened.
2. As an eye-witness to a grievous assault, fear of personal harm may truly have prevented the OP from intervening to stop the attack.
3. Fear of harm may also have prevented him/her from taking photos or videos of the incident.
4. Nonetheless, the OP can help to prevent similar future incidents by going with the victim to report to the Church Pastor or/and the Police.
5. Thereafter, it will be a simple matter to fish out the perpetrators via an identity parade (if they are truly employees of the church) and justice can then be served.

This is not intended to condemn the OP or assert that he/she lied.

SHALOM!

donbachi:
Na God dey heal.. even mad people no dey see doctors wen sick.

You are absolutely correct.

Nevertheless, health professionals are very important because they have helped to save countless lives.

Some years back, a bus with which I travelled had an accident. Those of us that survived did so because of the timely intervention of good samaritans and hardworking doctors and nurses.

Our government needs to find out why so many doctors are leaving, and then do something positive about it.

stunnert:
FTC
We keep swimming and lavishing in this oil and gas money

Yes, but the wealth is not equitably distributed.

Chizzyjforce:
These Asians want to colonise Nigeria.

Indeed! They are all over the place... and many of them are engaged in illicit activities.

DeFuturePresido:
What is the solution to the dire problem of escalating diesel cost?

-- Dangote Refinery?
-- Privatization of government-owned refineries?
-- Fuel subsidy?
-- Alternative fuels?

The solution is for government to hands off the fuel business. Government involvement is what allowed corruption and inefficiencies to fester for so long.

2Radii:
Wait...
When did England start installing kings

I tot it's a queen's land ooh

England has had a total of 53 Kings and 8 Queens, covering a period of about 1,200 years.

satandeterrible:
If its not on the Island I'm not coming.

But why?

Don't you feel adventurous sometimes?

KristaPretty:
It's a very beautiful place. I've been there once, pricy boat ride but worth it!

Yes indeed...worth visiting.

DeFuturePresido:
Nigeria currently produces about 1.42 million barrels per day of crude oil. We have proven crude oil reserves estimated to be worth 237 years cover of local consumption at present levels.

The question then is this: Why are Nigerians going through all this incredible level of suffering?

The short answer is: CORRUPTION!

Every election cycle presents an opportunity to change the narrative. Year 2023 is almost upon us. Let us get our voter's cards ready, let us utilize our intelligence and common sense in choosing who to vote for, let us change Nigeria's narrative for good.

It shall be well with our beloved country!

Absolutely correct!

devilmaycry:
This country is getting worse by the day

Please vote Obi for a positive change and not those old thieves

Nigerian citizens truly need to vote in leaders that care about their daily trials and tribulations.

Na wah o!

NaijaphiliaBlog:
The Lagos Police Command has announced receipt of intelligence about a 7th of July "7/7" celebration.

This was announced on Wednesday 06July22 by the Police Public Relations Officer, Benjamin Hundeyin: “Hoodlums and cultists” have perfected plans to mark what they call 7/7 Neo .Black Movement of Africa a. k. a. Black Ax Day.

The police vowed to clamp down heavily on “organizers, leaders and progenitors of sinister groups whose aim is to cause violence”. Hundeyin noted that tactical teams, Area Commanders and DPOs, in collaboration with sister agencies, are fully prepared to deal with any attempt to beach the peace.

The Police cautioned parents and guardians to warn their children/wards to steer clear of unlawful gatherings before, during and after July 7th. Hoteliers were also warned not to release their facilities for cult-related gatherings “as owners of such facilities will be liable to prosecution”


SOURCE: www.naijaphilia.com/blog

Na wa o! Adding dangerous substances to food....all for money?!!!

onyekaokechukwu:
Interpol no dey do that Kain work.

Very fake news.

Google is very useful for checking facts...see the Interpol website link below:

https://www.interpol.int/Crimes/Vehicle-crime/Fighting-vehicle-crime

rickpat:
brave


he deserves a medal

I tell you!

Nice place...

Truer words were never written!

Let's get our PVCs ready...Nigeria's 2023 elections are going to be destiny-changing.

This is indeed worthy of celebration... Naija to the world!

AminuRano87:
Please how do I write comment on nairaland without quoting anybody?

Just click on "Reply" at the top or bottom of the page.

ksmart027:
Sabuwa da kaji baya Hana yanka, find any hausa person to interpret this for you.

Hausa Proverb: "No matter how you get familiar with a chicken that doesn't stop you from slaughtering it"

Realestatevixen:
Good day careerlanders.

Please I am in search of international remote jobs where I can work for foreign organisations from the comfort of my home I'll appreciate legit ones that you can suggest.

I have over 10 years experience in banking and customer service and support.

Thank you.

Try searching on LinkedIn. You can get very good opportunities via the platform.

Best wishes for getting a great job that will move you to a higher quality of life.

Globallog598:
The person on this id is a rapist and a theif so beware +234 701 556 5851 is his phone number and his bag which he left when he was being chase had this id and his cv

It is possible that he snatched the bag from an innocent person - unless (of course) you were able to clearly see his face and match it with his identity card

Actually ... in some parts of South - South Nigeria, it is revered as being sacred, and therefore not hunted.

That is the most likely reason why it has not gone extinct.

An educative topic. Thanks @ OP.

Contact the email address below. They assisted me with my validation:

ninreg.mobiile@gmail.com

Blesstar:
Gud day Nlanders, Pls someone should explain to me what is going on.
I registered for my NIN in October last year but I did not get the original slip till November ending.
However, after I got the NIN, I tried to link it to my Sim cards but the reply I got was dat my NIN was not valid. I went back to the my registration center and the person told me dat I should wait for 1 month in order for my NIN to be approved by the federal govt. It has been more than the said 1 month now and I still get the same reply: NIN not valid.
Pls is that how it is supposed to be or have I been scammed?
I paid 3k for the NIN and I wonder if it is all a waste.
Pls someone should explain this to me.

@OP:

This is excellent advice from Cousin9999.

Take it from someone who has had first-hand experience. For quality of teaching, the best post-graduation opportunities, the most wholesome social interactions, and the greatest likelihood of eventual self-actualization, follow this order of priority:

1. Canada
2. USA
3. UK
4. France
5. Germany
6. Other Western European countries
7. Australia
8. Asian countries.

Best wishes for good success in achieving your goals.

Cousin9999:
1. Neither is affordable.
2. Neither offers an especially competitive international education.
3. Both will gladly accept you to any uni and take your money while telling you the education is competitive.
4. Singapore is racist. There's no jobs there for you unless you're already working for a foreign firm that sends you there. Even if there were, you would be treated terribly. Japan is also racist. The only jobs available to you are English teaching and factory work. In both jobs, you likely won't be paid (or paid barely anything), will be abused, and will be in unsafe conditions. Japan also has no laws against racism. And any labor laws in Asia mean nothing. Ask any well-educated Asian in a real profession how much those labor laws mean, and watch them laugh. Asia is not Europe. It just looks the part. Don't be fooled.

Focus on west Europe and North America.

Very innovative!

However, the life-span of the drone's battery (12 minutes) is really short.

Interesting stats!

Nonetheless, majority of us still want him out. The Super Eagles have not really shined under his tutelage.

DubaiLandLord1:
The CBN will soon make a law, if you borrow and you don't pay back... Anytime wey money enter the bank account linked to your BVN, them go comot your money with interest sef.

I don't understand why some of una go dey borrow money without paying back.

Bullshit

CBN has already approved the directive since August 2021 and implementation has now started.

Another one?

Qualer:
See how that piece is looking clean and well maintained like it was made last year.
By the time you see that thing in another two years, it will be covered in brown dust and chipped off at various edges.
That has been my worry with this clamour for 'return our artefacts'. Where and how are they going to store/keep them so that it will be available like it is now in another 150 years

If the Oyibo man didn't take them, by now there wouldn't have been any artefact to speak of. I have been to a few of the museums in Europe and seen the way they keep and take care of these pieces (these are people's well-paid full time jobs), some of them have not left glass casings in a climate controlled environment for more than a century and it shows in the piece above. The Ife art pieces in the British museum look like they were made two/three years ago and people pay a gate pass of more than 10pounds to view them when they are on exhibition.

Well, let's see how it goes sha... I'm hoping they prove me wrong.

Given the poor maintenance culture in these parts, this may be a good idea:

The Oba of Benin / Edo State Government/FG should in due course make an arrangement for the returned artifacts to be periodically and cyclically loaned to museums in Europe /North America for a fee.

The forex thereby earned should go into a trust that will provide scholarships / infrastructure etc for Edo indigenes.