₦airaland Forum

Mrcdorv:
Pls request for the complete number.

bobo65:
Goto the closest post office to ur area and check but make sure ur buyers protection is still on

If it's almost out, communicate with d seller to tell u what happened to d good or u can request for refund then open a dispute

bobo65:
is it alibaba or aliexpress?

how large is what u bought?

if its large then u need to go and check for ur items at the port, except u made payment for it to be shipped to ur doorstep


buying from alibaba involves lots of conversations, dont be too quick to pay or else na tears go full ur eyes cos fraudsters are much there

escrow and alipay are the best options

Mrcdorv:
Did the seller not give you tracking number?

ps3o:
it's not worth that price. it shouldn't be more than 24k if it would competitively do better than others.
currently, i use the fire and have ported to another ROM of OS 5.1 so as to enjoy it far better. the issue that I just battle is the battery. by the time I screwed into battery analysis, I discovered that it was not up to 2000mAh.
innjoo has got to operate more on battery

prettythicksme:
She is fat oo,big&bold tho i refuse to b fat ijn**Amen**

Mubbyleey:
Na which state you dey...?

koonbey:
I respectfully disagree. What do you say to the fact that Nigeria has been becoming progressively less religious? More and more people identify as atheists, agnostics or whatnot, especially young people.

koonbey:
You think? You're wrong on both counts.
http://www.islamcan.com/miracles/#.VafO__llyio

Europeans and Americans are simply less religious now than they were before, making the "miracle culture" less pronounced. Have you seen this book : "God's generals"? Search it on google.
Miracles, deliverance and all the rest are still an important feature of church practice in those countries.

Anyway, this post has nothing to do with miracles, it's a matter of "faith". People doing things because their reigious figure asked them to and my point remains that the lower quality of life in Africa makes people desperate and more gullible, true, but it's not as if Africans are inherently more gulllible, as you imply.

koonbey:
It's not an African thing, it's a human thing, even though it's more pronounced in Africa today due to our problems and people's need to find succour. Do some research and you'll see what lengths of stupidity people have gone to in the name of religion.

shigoslim:
You quote all this just to ask where he's from? U on Weed or something?


Oops are you from iseyin?