₦airaland Forum

Eddypaparazi:
Lies...whites glorify sex in all that they do, actually they invented pornographic materials, and some of their elites are fond of wild sex orgies parties. Read about a man called Jeffery Epstein and how he used to arrange underage girls for sex, some his clients includes billionaires and royalties. Oyibo can travel on their yacht at sea just to have sex. They are the ones who brought the idea of swingers, where couples share their partners with strangers. Remember the famous quote “grab them by their pussies" from Trump.

danvon:
Let us take time to commend the police for their efforts to track and apprehend this guy.

I just hope they don't have a lousy prosecution team like the ones on Nnamdi Kanu case, otherwise this monster can get free or a less sentence.

IceColdVeins:
I believe it 100 percent.
I as a customer have spent close to a million on amoke oge just this year alone.

Ouchbabe:
Congratulations to her.
My own online restaurant is not giving me joy at all. I have over 10, 000 followers on Facebook but most order I get are outside my location, sometimes outside Lagos.
I'm on the island VGC, Ajah , Sangotedo axis.
Someone should please help me out here. What am I not doing right and what should I do please?😭😭😭

Phabulous4:
I did the small math. 500,000 orders in 2 - 3year. I assume that both business runs from Sunday to Sunday. And to 2 - 3 year = 2 and a half year. (365 days*2)+183 days= 913 days.

500,000/913 days = 547/day orders.

The question is: Does this food vendor have multiple outlets in several states? Because receiving over 500 orders a day from a single platform is a lot.

motymop:
Exactly, just Vibes and PR

They should open their books

Even established bricks and wall restaurants do not make that.

mrvitalis:
There is no how brono has 42k students in universities.... Brono sends less than 5000 people to NYSC yearly

renderme:
Just amazing!
And this is just revenue on 1 platform. I can imagine total revenue from other platforms and in-store.
Theres money in naija

naptu2:
I posted this 2 days ago.

Beremx:
Werey burn the Bible and he was killed afterwards. What is there to say again?
He got his punishment on earth before reaching hell fire.
May his disturbed soul rest in peace

The House of Representatives has approved a 10-year security protection for investigative journalist Umar Audu, following his exposé on widespread certificate racketeering involving degree mills in the Benin Republic.

Audu’s undercover investigation uncovered a syndicate that facilitates the sale of unearned university certificates to Nigerians, many of which are then fraudulently cleared by government agencies, including the Ministry of Education.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the joint House Committees on University, Polytechnic, Interior, Foreign Affairs, and Youth Development are currently probing the scandal.

Rep. Abubakar Fulata, Chairman of the Committee, announced the House’s directive and called on the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies, including the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, to ensure Audu’s safety for the next decade.

“We are grateful to Audu for his courage. We urge the Minister of Interior to ensure that the Civil Defence provides the required support alongside the police,” Fulata said.

In his testimony before the committee, Audu detailed how he acquired a Benin Republic university degree without attending classes and had it cleared by the ministry of education for a fee of N40,000.

Reacting to the revelations, the Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, advocated for the creation of an automated single-point contact system to centralise educational verification and eliminate such fraud.

“Such an error did not occur under this administration. However, a unified, automated portal is essential to curb this menace,” Tunji-Ojo noted, while also apologising to Nigerians for the lapses.

The Minister of Education, Mr Olatunji Alausa, was represented by a Director in the ministry, Mrs Larai Ahmed.

Alausa confirmed that the department responsible for clearing Audu’s certificate had been overhauled, and stronger measures were being implemented to prevent future breaches.

Also appearing before the committee, NYSC Director-General, Brig.-Gen. Olakunle Nafiu, revealed that the corps had begun using biometric verification to validate certificates submitted by prospective corps members.

“We deeply regret the anomaly and are collaborating with relevant agencies.

“Our verification system is now stronger, and we have initiated reforms to prevent any recurrence,” Nafiu assured.

The House committee reaffirmed its commitment to concluding a thorough investigation and enforcing reforms to safeguard the integrity of Nigeria’s education and public service systems.

ElSudani:
His greed is epic. How can any country develop with people like this in positions of power?

fergie001:
Oga, you don't know what you are saying

PAQ:
I'll be in my 70s in the next 20years. This means i will not get to enjoy stable electricity until my old age. Thank God i have given up hope and already on Solar energy, na to expand my capacity and start migrating to lithium batteries. Atleast it wouldnt take me 5 years to achieve that unlike the 20 years that may still not be achieved.