₦airaland Forum

chinjo:
If it is consumption of Alcohol now HISBAH will be forming Commando. Why can't they try this woman according to Sharia law. Or has the law been repealed?

there is no hisbah in FCT where the crime was commited , had it been in kano then.....

proud to be muslim

Sibongile Mani, 27, was on benefits to allow her to study accountancy at college
She usually gets £85 a month by a company similar to a student loan in the UK
But after administrative blunder, a whopping £850,000 was transferred to her
The student used the cash straight away blowing thousands on lavish items


A student who received a staggering £850,000 instead of her usual £85 monthly university food grant is in hot water after going on a massive 73 day spending spree with her pals.
Accountancy student Sibongile Mani, 27, who was on benefits to allow her to study was said to have undergone a Cinderella like transformation overnight after the cash blunder.


Student leader Sibongile who is at the Walter Sisulu University in Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa, gets £85 (1,400 Rand) each month put into her bank account in food and book allowances.
But instead the company that administers the financial aid allowances at the university called Intellimali fouled up and sent £850,000 (14million Rand) in cash to the hard up student.
Eyebrows were raised initially when her neat corn-row hairstyle was replaced with £180-a-time Peruvian weaves and she began wearing designer outfits and bought a brand new i-phone 7.
She began flashing the cash kitting out her closest friends with new outfits and drinking £50-a-time bottles of whisky and jetting herself and her pals round the country to wild parties.
Suspicions grew when a till receipt from a local SPAR shop was leaked showing that she he had more than £800,000 in her account and her wild spending became more lavish and talked about.
She was finally outed by Samkelo Mqhayi, deputy branch secretary of the South African Students Congress (SASCO), who reported her to the National Students' Financial Aids Scheme.
He told Herald Live: 'She threw surprise birthday parties for her friends and showered them with expensive gifts and flew them to events where she bought the best seats.
'When the SPAR receipt was leaked showing a balance of R13.6-million in her account I called NSFAS and they checked their records and confirmed that the initial amount was R14-million'.
By the time they reigned her in after her two-and-a-half-month spending spree they discovered she had been blowing £666 a day which is a staggering amount in South Africa.
The total missing from the account is £50,000.
A fellow student said: 'She went from a hard up, humdrum run-of-the-mill student to one who was leading a lavish lifestyle and seemed to have no bottom to her purse and lived the high life.

'She became very glamorous in beautiful dresses with all the accessories and we thought she must have won the Lottery.

'She must have thought she had won it too when she got that cash.'

SASCO branch chairman Zolile Zamisa told Herald Live: 'We are shocked. Not so long ago we were protesting for thousands of students who were left without funding due to fund shortages.

'Yet she was living a lavish lifestyle hosting birthday parties for her friends at up-market champagne clubs and other expensive hangouts. This cannot be allowed to happen again'.

In a Facebook post Miss Mani claimed she had reported the error to the authorities.

She said: 'Today my personal life has become a social media scandal. I have been named and shamed in public.

'Today, I am a bad person, a person who stole the money of students.

'With that being said, and being named a thief, but as we all know in every story there is truth and there are lies with the very same story'.

She said she was not denying anything but would tell her side later but she has fled the campus and gone into hiding and shut down her Facebook page.

Student leader Sibongile who is at the Walter Sisulu University (pictured in artist's impression) in Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa, is meant to get £85 each month put into her bank account in food and book allowances +3
Student leader Sibongile who is at the Walter Sisulu University (pictured in artist's impression) in Mthatha, Eastern Cape, South Africa, is meant to get £85 each month put into her bank account in food and book allowances

Miss Mani told the Daily Daily Dispatch: 'It is very clear that I didn't make the error.'

Walter Sisulu University spokeswoman Yonela Tukwayo said the payment did not affect other students saying: 'All students who were due to receive NSFAS payments got them.

'She will have to repay the money'.

Intellimali chief executive Michael Ansell said: 'Legal action will be taken against the student. A forensic investigator had been appointed.'

The university has 30,500 students of whom 18,000 are funded by the NSFAS who are meant to spend their monthly grants on food and books.

Legal experts have said Miss Mani could face a charge of theft.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4839544/Student-goes-spree-mistakenly-receiving-850-000.html
cc lalasticlala

he looks annoyed to be sitting next to her .

PAGAN9JA:
meanwhile boko boys will be slaughtering something much more intelligent than the above mentioned animals.

religion of slaaghter and blood.


As a vegetarian muslim, can i slaughter a carrot?

How foolish of you.

Immatex:
I should visit one of these soon.

try yankari first , its very close to you if you live in nigeria.

I hope my friends don't do this to my grave when I am gone.

Probably a Stupid little man

Lol no

sayentease:
Why is he standing beside a Turkish flag then?


OP.. Be like say Evans don kidnap your brain join..
It is only good things you like to claim. He's a turk


Don't be decieved by his name. Turks are Moslems.

I guess it a Turkish school but that he is actually turkish

Cc lalasticlala

S

His own son!!!

This is so sad , I am pretty sure some of them didn't do anything to warrant jail time

Only in Nigeria

Lexusgs430:
Just pack in your bags........

So they won't be an issue with it.

Lexusgs430:
For personal use or commercial quantity?

For personal use.

Hi guys, just wondering if I can take dry(powdered milk), has anybody done it before and if so how?

Okay, as u can see in the pics, there is a club (the nipples) right next to a church. I personally found it funny because the club was there before the church. The area is a motorpark and full of clubs and such, I don't even go thier at night but I was told they still hold night vigil in the church. Now what do u think about this, am not Christian so guys please fill me in. My friend thinks it's completely okay.

Cc lalasticlala

pawesome:
Op,u lie..u lie..even jos beta pass ABK..ABK,pple nt welcoming,if u dnt knw hw to speak yoruba,u go old even schls...weather is damn hot.road netwk is ok..buh J.town,nyc n chilin weather.d pple re friendy.roads re gud kinda..fruits n fud re evrywia..op,u need to cum to j.town fr a week n c fr urself den u go knw say abk is wack

Lol, okay. But am from the north and I have been to jos, as I have family living there. It's a repost not my personal view and also I think the original writer omitted Jos because of long running security issues. But I will admit it's a nice place

Vickiweezy:
Then quote your source, cos your write up is inaccurate.

The source :https://www.nigerianbulletin.com/threads/5-best-nigerian-cities-to-live-in-do-you-agree.108582/

KidsNEXTdoor:
Op..... Must be a cone head
Cos they don't travel
They only stay in oshogbo open a nairaland account and knack head on the ground until they die

Lol but am Hausa. Sorry to disappoint
There's no northern state thier but I still posted the topic try and not be tribalistic .

oglalasioux:
Please you've overhyped Abuja. Do you live there or you visited for just a day? Have you been to places like Galadimawa, Lugbe and Lokogoma and seen the roads there? You'll edit your opinion of Abuja after you do. Abuja is largely still under construction. Even the central business district has poor road networks due to uncompleted roads. Please don't pull things out of Wikipedia. Give firsthand information.

It's a repost, but I do live in Abuja and have been living in Abuja for really long time (lived half of my life there). And have been to all the places u mentioned. So what city do u think is better ?

kenchop:
@Rollwitu , u lied from ur anus. Lagos ia one one of the worst places to live in on earth. but ur tribalistic dark soul won't let you know the truth. u even mentioned ibadan and abeokuta . ur folly satinks to d clouds

Oh my God ,why does everything have tribalistic, am a northerner.i am not Yoruba am Hausa yet they are no northern state there( I count Abuja as middlebelt) , it's not my list it's reposted but whoever wrote this list gave strong points. And the only tribalistic person here is u, u've already concluded my tribe from a simple post because u expect everyone to be like u, give your own list with reasons or stop trying to start up tribalistic wars.

wtfCode:
Iidiotic op

I guess u mean Idiotic , anyways I asked if u agreed obviously u don't, so what state do u think should be there and why. P.s try not to be bias and select only from your region

Edenoscar:
I am certain that list was compilled by a yoruba man, where is ibadan and abeokuta located?

The list might have been Compiled by a Yoruba man, I don't know since its a repost but not everything is tribalistic, am Hausa and thier is hardly any northern state there but I still posted the topic.

Vickiweezy:
Stupid analysis @op..
Have you ever been to port-harcourt?
You just wan hype yorubaland

It's not my analysis, and am not Yoruba but Hausa

v. Abeokuta

Located in Ogun State, Abeokuta is the ancient city of the Egbas, the Ijebus, and others descended from a common ancestry. The Olumo Rock is the main feature of Abeokuta, and the name literarily means “under the stone/rock” to depict how its ancient people hid in rocks during ancient tribal wars. It is a very traditional place to live in with lots of fascinating attractions to delight the eyes and mind.

Living in this city is cheap because of abundant houses and food supplies, and it also hosts a people warm toward one another. The road network is averagely good and power supply is stable. The security is also good and there is very low rate of crime in the city, with everyone acting as vigilante to the other.

There are hotels and guest houses to cater to your lodging, and recreational facilities to meet your needs. Business opportunities here could be drab just like in Ibadan, but the people manage to get by. There is no major airport, but transportation by land is never a problem

clarification
I am not Yoruba, am Hausa
Secondly it's a repost so not my personal view
But original author gave some strong points, that's why I asked if you all agreed or not
And it's not tribalistic thing because if I was I wouldn't have posted a topic like this with no single northern state (counting Abuja as middlebelt)

iv. Benin City

Benin City, in Edo State is regarded as the city of peace and hope – the cradle of the Bini and Edo peoples. It is known for its cultural artifacts and traditional way of life. It is one of the safest cities to live in within Nigeria with very low crime rates, although the people could be desperate when it comes to money and business competition. The security is good in the state and the people generally good-natured.

Living condition in Benin City is on the high side, but they enjoy average power supply and business opportunities are high. It is a serene city to dwell in, and there are number of hotels and lodging to cater to your accommodation needs. There is high security in the state from police departments, although pockets of violence, ritual killings, and robberies still manage to occur from time to time. The road network is good and there appears to be an airport, but much more than all, it is one of the best places to live in Nigeria.

iii. Ibadan

Ibadan is an ancient, laid back city in Oyo State – the center of the Pan Yoruba race. Ibadan is much more serene and peaceful and even very dull compared to Lagos. It has all the trappings of an ancient city, but it is more or less the biggest city in West Africa. Business is always dull in Ibadan, and it is a dead city from the perspectives of those struggling all their lives in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt.

Housing is very cheap in Ibadan, except in GRAs and areas dominated by wealthy industrialists. The road network was terrible, but has now been greatly improved under the previous and current administrations. Power supply is terrible and affects businesses here, but people manage to get by with power generators.

Ibadan is the most peaceful city in Nigeria and the cheapest to live in in terms of acincommodation, lodging, food, and basic necessities of life. The first university in Nigeria – the University of Ibadan, is located here, and the standardized UCH is here. There is no more any active airport in Ibadan, but it is very safe and serene to live in. Business opportunities also abound in the city, but this cannot be compared to Lagos or Abuja.