₦airaland Forum

so correct

DjAndroid:
Improvisation!

even more

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Later today i will be posting a picture on here and rayoonline.com to illustrate what the mind on an average Nigeria looks like ,and we all have to be careful,determined to change that mind set.Here are few pictures that would do my illustration justice.Critics are welcomed,these are my personal opinions and findings.


Source:www.rayoonline.com

When Nigerians start to pose like Ugandans lol,lets all pray for our dear country wailing and bad mouthing won't help.God bless Nigeria !

Dear friends ,
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op are you serious?? like ,seriously?

source?

Right

DaBullIT:
They have their reasons


I think that money should be used for other purposes as well


what matters most is the immediate release, I am pretty certain Buhari will do justice to it

it is but you have two points,one the U.S can't decide for us,second the northern elements and that's where i got missing

ellovee:
Isn't it self explanatory? Or are you asking for facts?

air so chilled like cold room

bro you dey provoke o

Adebammm:
Wetin concern them inside? Shoo na them want teach us as we go use spend our money? Fvck them and I hear say Obama want come visit us, abeg make una tell am make him no come cus we no want see am.. shit

You are right by saying the funds should be sent to the milittary for weapon or purchase of armory but an sure you know about Dasuki and the funds he distributed among his cohorts.We are unsafe in this country so is our money in the hands of the politicians

philGeo:
Impossible, more money have looms into this BOKO HARAM victims, and Boko haram have been enjoy the publicity since it must stop, Northern leaders are the cause, how much money looms in Biafara civil war? Nigeria don't want to mov forward in any thing that deal with money, why not put the money in our military to finish the boko boys? Every body is Victim of bad leaders in Nigeria.

Our politicians can't be trusted with any kind of money and @ellovee is trying to drive a point which i don't understand ,it would be nice if he can light this further

DropShot:


As annoying and ridiculous as this sounds, one cannot really blame US if we consider how we've re-looted such returned assets in the past. All thanks to the IB and the paper-heavy-weight madam Gele for the way they handled past returned loots.

please explain well

ellovee:
This isn't the position of US govt. The US govt will not in any way try to detect for Nigeria how to spend her money rather, the claim is just the imagination of few Northern elements that wants the money used on development of North as against the collective interest of Nigerians.
Moreover, were the recovered funds looted by Northern states governors?

when they have Oyel why wouldn't laziness set in,everything is free mehn

This News just came in handy at a crucial time ,when our beloved country seem to be facing a hard time. Reading this piece and digesting every part of the article makes me really come to a conclusion that this is what the country has been reduced to. If US lawmakers can help us make good decisions, its good they do as our lawmakers seem confused and only after their take home.

As part of efforts to help the reintegration of Boko Haram’s victims in Nigeria’s north-east, US lawmakers are discussing a bill which will allow its government use recovered Nigerian funds illegally stashed in American accounts as aid.

Between 1993 and 1998, General Sani Abacha ruled as military dictator of Nigeria and in that time is believed to have looted up to $5 billion and placed the money in foreign accounts. In 2014, the US Department of Justice forfeited $480 million in corruption proceeds kept in banks around the world by Abacha allowing it to be “used for the benefit of the Nigerian people”. Recovered through the Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative, it remains the “largest kleptocracy forfeiture obtained through kleptocracy action.”

The bill, sponsored by Sheila Jackson Lee, a congresswoman from Texas, wants to use the money as a Victims of the Terror Protection Fund for families hurt by Boko Haram. Citing the power of the US Attorney General to dispose of recovered proceeds of corruption-related assets as she sees fit “where resources are badly needed for reconstruction and the rehabilitation of societies under new governments”, the bill resolves that “the victims of Boko Haram should be provided the dire humanitarian assistance.” It also calls for the provision of “military technical assistance be provided to Nigeria and its neighbors.”

While it might seem seen as controversial the US Congress appears to be dictating how Nigeria’s stolen funds should be used rather than leave to the Nigerian government, it reflects the country’s general lack of credibility in handling recovered proceeds of corruption. There has been a lack of clarity over how parts of the Abacha loot recovered from other countries has been spent.

Similar sentiments led David Cameron, prime minister of Britain to describe Nigeria as ‘fantastically corrupt’ last week. While agreeing that Cameron was right to tag the country corrupt, Muhammadu Buhari, Nigeria’s president, also cast aspersions on Britain’s role in enabling corruption.

While still a way from being voted into law, sponsors of the bill say it can be modeled after the case 0f Equatorial Guinea “where prior kleptocracy initiatives have been created to benefit communities and victims in need of support.”

source:http://rayoonline.com/2016/05/18/us-congress-wants-nigerias-480-million-loot-used-as-aid-for-boko-haram-victims

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You are right,more of the reason why this information needs to be out there to help people from being victims

whirlwind7:
You are probably discerning, and not so desperate.

These scams are pitiful, but the people who fall for them are even more so.

Be careful everyone, some fraudsters are out there claiming to be top officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil DefenseCorps, (NSCDC), are busy scamming unsuspecting Nigerians with lies that the Agency is currently undergoing a replacement exercise.
I received a call yesterday afternoon from one Inspector Mike from Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, (NSCDC), he called my name with a warm voice and greeted me in a familiar tone while he introduced himself as someone I met last year at Alagbado, Lagos. But still can`t recall meeting this fellow as at the time of writing this.

He proceed to ask me if I have gotten a job yet and I told him NO, So he told me he has been transferred from Lagos to Abuja and there is an order from the Minister of Interior that a REPLACMENT exercise be carried out, and 2 slots was given to him, so he remembered me and decide to help me. He told me to forward my details which I did, afterwards, he told me to call him by 8am the next morning.

8AM; THE FOLLOWING MORNING
I called him as planned; he forwarded a phone number of one Commandant Solomon Yusuf whom he claimed is in-charge of the replacement exercise that I should introduce myself as his candidate.
CONVERSATION WITH COMMANDANT S. YUSUF

I pulled a call through him, introduced myself as instructed; Yusuf whom I presumed to be from the northern part of the country has a thick igbo accent told me the REPLACEMENT exercise kicked off last week that I`m coming late but he will see what he can do. He explained to me that they have decided to run the exercise secretly but Inspector Mike has been his trusted Alibi which is why he told him to bring candidates he trust, he further told me that the replacement form goes for #38,500 and only a few copies more to go.
I called Inspector Mike, told him everything Yusuf said, then he said i should go and look for the money and make the payment so I can be enlisted too, I told him all I have is #17,000, he asked me to relax and promise to speak with Yusuf on my behalf, minutes later he called back, told me Yusuf accepted but on the condition that I balance up later, so I agreed.

Yusuf then called that I should expect the account number I am to make the payment into and advised I make a swift move because people are already calling nationwide for the form. Minutes later he forwarded the NSCDC Secretary`s A/C details..
Please inform everyone you know, the country is extremely hard right now and no criminal is worth taking the little we have with mere plastic sense. I had to play along so I can get all their tactics and details so it can be in the public domain.
NB: i also recorded the conversation.
Below are their details:
Name: Caroline Eke .A
A/C no:3102370680
Bank: First Bank
INSPECTOR MIKE`S NO: 07011718466
COMMANDANT SOLOMON YUSUF: 09055262264
Big Joe just sent this in now so lets all apply caution

Source:http://rayoonline.com/2016/05/05/scam-alertimpostors-now-posing-as-nscdc-top-officials

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We ,as humans strive everyday to be a better person,our ultimate goals at Rayoonline is to bring to our readers useful information that will enhance them morally,socially,financially,academically and Economically.So relax and take in the following tips on how to be a better person today

1. Become More Observant. Notice everything that surrounds you. The world is full of examples, ideas, words, wisdom, mistakes and experiences. Pay attention to details and use them to your own benefit.


2. Collect Ideas. Ideas and thoughts tend to evaporate from your mind too fast. Try to capture them before it is too late. Ideally, write down or sketch every single one.


3. Start Writing. The biggest value of a good writing skill is that it cultivates a discipline. First of all, the discipline of thinking. Your thoughts will cease to be random and chaotic. They will gradually become systematized and structured instead.


4. Develop A Habit To Act. Constant thinking will not take you far from the place you are now. Actions will. Stop procrastinating and start acting. Define your goals and do the things that matters every single day.


5. Read. Read a lot. Reading is probably the best investment of time ever. Devote at least 30 minutes per day to reading. Ideally, have a book always with you. Then you won`t waste any minute purposelessly.


6. Use Wikipedia. It is a great source of interesting and meaningless information. Choose the topic you like and read one article per day just in order to improve your knowledge and learn interesting facts.


7. Expand Your Comfort Zone. There is nothing new in your comfort zone. All the opportunities for growth are beyond it. Therefore, find your discomfort zone. Enter it!

Source:http://rayoonline.com/2016/05/04/7-ways-to-make-yourself-a-better-person-today

We ,as humans strive everyday to be a better person,our ultimate goals at Rayoonline is to bring to our readers useful information that will enhance them morally,socially,financially,academically and Economically.So relax and take in the following tips on how to be a better person today

1. Become More Observant. Notice everything that surrounds you. The world is full of examples, ideas, words, wisdom, mistakes and experiences. Pay attention to details and use them to your own benefit.


2. Collect Ideas. Ideas and thoughts tend to evaporate from your mind too fast. Try to capture them before it is too late. Ideally, write down or sketch every single one.


3. Start Writing. The biggest value of a good writing skill is that it cultivates a discipline. First of all, the discipline of thinking. Your thoughts will cease to be random and chaotic. They will gradually become systematized and structured instead.


4. Develop A Habit To Act. Constant thinking will not take you far from the place you are now. Actions will. Stop procrastinating and start acting. Define your goals and do the things that matters every single day.


5. Read. Read a lot. Reading is probably the best investment of time ever. Devote at least 30 minutes per day to reading. Ideally, have a book always with you. Then you won`t waste any minute purposelessly.


6. Use Wikipedia. It is a great source of interesting and meaningless information. Choose the topic you like and read one article per day just in order to improve your knowledge and learn interesting facts.


7. Expand Your Comfort Zone. There is nothing new in your comfort zone. All the opportunities for growth are beyond it. Therefore, find your discomfort zone. Enter it!

Source:http://rayoonline.com/2016/05/04/7-ways-to-make-yourself-a-better-person-today

rest on bro

sharing this lol

washing your dirty linen out wouldnt solve anything,a real man keeps he's shit together,if you cant cope you walk rather than make a loud noise and fool yourself Mr Teebillz

@op i am having a problem moving a site to a self hosted site any help ?plus anyone in the house can help too

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