₦airaland Forum

blacq2009:
Its all your gramps' fault: if he hadn't had sex with that useless prostitute of a grandmother, the world wouldn't have had to deal with two more idiots (you and your father)

Jaypea98:
year you already have endemic cultism

GJames:
Business green for those Policemen. Expect more 122 condoms recovery in the coming months

omooba969:
I beliv in a FREE WORLD irrespective of sexual preferences. Something is WRONG wit d Nigerian orientation !

The police av acted illegally, d mere fact dat itz d law of d land does NOT necessarily make it a just law. There has to be LAW REFORM cos d gay man is one of us as well, HE IS A HUMAN BEING for God's sake---Li

Nigeria's failing itz citizens, I tell ya !

Merlissa:
hmmmmmmm

Superman11:
statistics at its best doesn't complain but relates variations,changes and also aN Outlook.
e.g what's the ratio of the average Nigerians income when compared to the that in the budget for the lowest paid civil servant?.statistics should show more than complain and how this data will be used to benefit those who know little upwards to a better financial stability

socialmediaman:
I think it does, you would've observed people naming many organizations involved in corruption, that's why information like this is made available. If you want something more educating on this issue, read this:

https://www.nairaland.com/2309402/how-fight-end-corruption-nigeria

Gbaghan:
@op, copy copy...

socialmediaman:
5 Most Notorious Government Agencies Siphoning Nigeria's Revenue

This article highlights some of the Organizations at the top list of siphoning most of the revenue which should be going into Government's purse, but rather diverted to private pockets. They're responsible for Nigeria's low IGR and Foreign revenue annually despite the huge amount of money coming from crude oil exports and Huge actual Internally Generated Revenue, most of which the Nigerian Government does not officially earn. If the Federal Government wants to boost its IGR and budget expectations, these are the organizations to go after:

1. NNPC (Their Oga kpata kpata): Records speak for itself, the NNPC doesn't even know the amount of crude it imports daily. There are possibly over 100 different means which the NNPC uses to siphon government revenue. From fraudulent subsidy payments to intentional delay of imported products to incur and accumulate demurrage with shopping companies. They're mostly responsible for the over $600 billion dollars alleged by the EFCC to have been stolen from Nigeria since 1999.

2. NPA: Working for the Nigeria Ports Authority can even be more rewarding than working for the NNPC. Thousands of illegal deals worth millions of Naira are settled under the table at the ports on a daily basis. Government ends up not recording most of these criminal deals. So many criminal waivers, unrecorded imports, direct cash settlements rather than legal payment channels, undercharges, auction sales etc.

3. Customs: customs officials attached to courier agencies target goods coming in from overseas. Once your package arrives, you'd be expecting the normal courier charge and taxes, then you hear the bad news; Nigeria customs is holding your package. They'll usually give you a fictitious extra bill, citing some flimsy reasons and stipulated policies and conditions which cannot be found anywhere on their website. Instead of allowing the goods get to your local courier office, they'll rather invite you to Lagos and that's when you get desperate because you don't want to travel all the way to Lagos to collect a package. So you decide to negotiate and pay. Mode of payment is usually their private accounts or other means which will not be eventually traced back to them, not government's purse. Sometimes also, their charges are genuine, but settled through private channels, So government gets little or nothing from the illegal transaction.

Their Illegal Operations with The Immigration Service at Nigeria's borders also ensure that Cars and other goods are imported into Nigeria illegally with taxes and charges that are never documented or paid into government's purse.

4. FIRS: this is another criminal organization in Nigeria.They target multinationals and big companies, and the richest among them work in Abuja, Lagos, Port Harcourt and other cities with numerous big companies. They help you evade tax in so many different ways (evading and avoiding tax are different things, one is criminal, the other is legal) and collect huge rewards for their excellent criminal manoevers. Hundreds of billions or possibly trillions therefore go unrecovered annually.

5. NIMASA: The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency is a regulatory body saddled with various maritime related responsibilities including administration and regulation of shipping licenses, carrying out aerial and coastal surveillance, control and prevention of maritime pollution, providing maritime security. About 40% of Nigeria's income Is budgeted for this agency to develop maritime infrastructure and fund the operations of the Maritime Academy of Nigeria. NIMASA has been involved with various levels of fraud on many occasions running into Trillions of naira.

Other Agencies include the Nigeria Immigration Service, Federal Road Safety and The Nigeria Police Force.

You may add more and highlight. We want complete reforms so that we may recover our money and develop our infrastructure.

God Bless Nigeria.

- SocialMediaMan

Cynluv:
I think am 4weeks pregnant because am havin all d signs of pregnant,had light bleeding that lasted for 2days with pinkish colour,not like normal menstruation bleeding and am 5days late,yesterday I went for a blood test but it came out negative...am really disappointed about the result....plsss doctors in house what could be the problem or am I not really pregnant due am planning to go back for the test again in 2weeks time...thanks for ur useful answers!

Ishilove:
FTC, yaaaaay!!!

Back to the topic. We Nigerians like to show ourselves anywhere we are.

Although, I do think he is one of these US born Nigerians who are only Nigerians in name alone, because a true blooded 'born in Naija' Nigerian will not have time for this kind of iranu.
He is American not Nigerian
rubbish bad press

So why did he scale the fence? To greet Obama?? He needs to come back home and trek all that excess energy away.

Phate07:
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Rite!

@topic
Watching Kyle Xy, Season Two.
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Loyalblak007:
THREAD CLOSED

delishpot:
Hope you guys aint banging o. Say No to premarital sex #ZipUp


Anyhiw sha, she is beautiful both of una fine. When is the wedding?

soe:
Lol...as in....just imagine what will be going through GEJ's mind now.....

GEJ be like
..."ooooooo, Ahhh!!! God pls naa..let patience divorce me naa....omo see correct firstlady ooo...chai.dia ris God ooo"

mrvitalis:
only people who dont know jonathan well will call hm a good man ......have u asked urself why his people rejected his choice of vice-president in 2007 ? the man is nothing but a green sneak in green grass using his wife face as cover

donbenedict:
let us ask arusi.. The god of virginity

chimerase2:
Dat sacking galor bad gon oh boi baba dey vx oh

takoi:
Who told u dt this is a presidential jet?

Fabdedon:
Boring..

charlsecy:
Yes, every one of us is a cousin to another since we all have common ancestors. Adam and Eve's children had to marry one another. If we accept Adam and Eve are the first humans on earth, then we must also agree that we wouldn't be here unless there's some level of incest..It seems GOD later outlawed marriage between persons in a nuclear family, but cousin marriage is never prohibited anywhere in the Bible. However, different cultures define the degree of closeness within which a valid marriage cannot occur. What obtains here may not be applicable there. In my culture, cousin marriage or union is not allowed.


Is keeping a pregnancy a sure-fire sign of love?

charlsecy:
If they're Christian, nothing forbid cousin marriages, Biblically speaking. However, in my tribe Igbo, it is not allowed.

hammer2010:
enjoy them body while it lasts gf

Those lips tho

Leojamesjames:
taboo

nekaa: Please tell them Oo!