₦airaland Forum

Hamachi:
She has a chain on her leg and not her brain. I know a GM who puts on leg chain and she is ta very smart woman.

It's just as some companies won't take you for using Hijab, the head is covered and not the brain.

We need to have a paradigm shift in our mindset and focus on what is most important.

And if at all a company sees it as being against their culture, is it not better it is discussed with the candidate at the interview.

But I have a question, did the company told the candidate that you did well but because you are putting on a leg chain we can't hire you. We need to be careful with how we get one sided reports
Simple solution would be to communicate that the dress code to the employee.
You reject a good fit cos of leg chain.
Next thing they will employ the incompetent person who wore suit and tie. What is the goal really?
Also what is the meaning of leg chain in Nigeria?
Our mothers proudly wore beads on their wrists, legs, waist and necks so what changed? How did they suddenly become evil in Africa
All is well

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KanwuliaExtra:
MY WOMANHOOOOOD LIVES OOOOON!!!!

APC tried to kill my 'womanhood'. . . For 2 good days, I could not use it.

Gangster1ms:
Yorubas are actually worse than northerners

SmartPolician:
Lagos State gets a lot of unnecessary attention on Nairaland. Please elections are taking place across other states in Nigeria.

Give us updates on what's happening across Edo, Akwa Ibom, Cross River, Rivers, Ebonyi, Kebbi, Kwara, etc. All these are states in Nigeria. Stop boring us with Lagos' local news.

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N3TRAL:
A brave and beautiful Yoruba woman.

Ohhhh! How much I adore Yoruba females!

Niger Delta guy like me collabo with Yoruba babe go produce fine female children with big yansh. I go sell them for 1 million dollars bride price . Chai, I don die. Sense no go kill me 😂


Obidîots can go to hell or drink poison.

Damidave1124:
One guy above that always type "power to the north" is now suddenly supporting the igbos.

MissOpe:
Na here me sef dey doing the Lord's work of Inec.....

ArchiLimited:
My only question is, what EXACTLY did this whole naira redesign achieve?? Can someone really tell me one strong point? Just one? Or are we going through all of this for nothing?

BigBrother9ja:
Both the POS operator and you that accepted to pay such ridiculous amount are both STUPlD, MAD AND IRRESPONSIBLE.

Since this BuharìCow and Eme-failure madness started, 98% of my transactions and payments have been through POS or transfer.
Anyone who wouldn't accept any of those two should go and fụçƙ themselve.
Why would I pay 30% INTEREST FOR POS? GOD FORBID!

THAT POS OPERATOR IS SUPPOSED TO BE SERIOUSLY BEATEN AND LATER ARRESTED.
AND YOU THAT PAID SUCH RIDICULOUS AMOUNT SHOULD BE SLAPPED AS WELL.

NONSENSE!

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ivolt:
This Rufai is beginning to sound like an illiterate.
Does he even know the meaning of colony?

By Rufai's logic Britain still "own" Nigeria and by extension every other country it colonised.

Hong Kong was under British rule for 136 years(1841 to 1997) that did not automatically
make it a British or no man's land.

BTW, Oba Dosunmu was one of the several kings ruling parts of Lagos then.

As to the British development he is talking about, let him name one surviving example of that.

Viraltrends123:
Normal stuff in that region, at 14 most of them are chased to lagos to sell gala and pure water, disturbing us on the road, they will then come to Nairaland telling us they are the billionaires making Lagos, they pay tax, they own lagos. WTF, with your gala, or 2by2 bend-down-select shop. Even Dangote and Otedola with most of their investments in Lagos, the real billionaires in dollars don't chest beat like this gala and fanta people.

They think say na only them get monopoly of madness, bad mouth, I wish Yoruba people start to stand up against them.

Dreamhighnow:
Idiot

Nigerians still don’t understand the game plan of Buhari even up till now. It is a shame. He do things behind close door and absolve himself of the consequences. And he always get away with it

One of the most crooked person I know who walk this earth

Mindlog:
Have I ever supported them even though I am not affected?

Mindlog:
You are free to screenshot posts where I supported Buhari on the new notes and by the way, cashless or no cashless does not in any way affect me as I am where I don't even have cash

Sevenworldpower:
Like policies of border closure and rice importation. They are all bad policies. But some fools supported border closure and kicked against new naira policy.

Mindlog:
Buhari the President who gave Emefiele, the CBN Governor the go-ahead to implement it, is blameless for the hardship Nigerians are going through.

DispatcherLagos:
Cashless and cash swap policy helped me to understand that Nigerians are very wicked people.
Imagine a provision store woman sells 10k cash for 3500.... this is the money customers come to buy items with not that she buys it.

By the way, she use to disturb the entire neighborhood every morning with morning cry

Ebubu3:
there were very minimal records of vote buying. what we had was result “manipulation” and editing not vote buying.

it curbed vote buying.

TheNiceGuy:
Old market women who sells vegetables and fruits will open palm pay?

Why are you guys forming nonsense woke

dangoteinlaw:
The citizens suffering are only doing themselves. What does it cost to open a palmpay account, even some have accounts but adamantly refuse to accept transfers because a fool will buy money to in turn buy goods from them. There’s absolutely nothing wrong with this policy except the illiterates suffering from it implementation.

Cantonese:
“Jealousness”??
Where did you get that word from?

muykem:
CBN use monetary policy as a political weapon hence the antecedent challenges. A serious economy team would have sat down to analyse the issues properly. The stakeholders in financial sector include CBN itself are not ready for total cashless we are facing today. Over 500 LGA out of 774 LGA in Nigeria doesn't have any presence of bank which means the informal sector of Nigeria economy is more than formal.