₦airaland Forum

AwkaFinest:
[s]I repeat you lack proper economic education.

Let me clear more of your ignorance. The Bahraini Dinnar is more valuable than the dollar, yet cost of living in Bahrain is cheaper than the USA[/s].

AwkaFinest:
Education is indeed valuable. You need proper education, because if you were educated enough you won't post this ignorant comment.

Hashabiah:
I don't believe this writeup and the only ones capable of believing it are either zombies or little children

Officialgarri:
If this report is not concocted by this media outlet, then this woman is a traitor


If this story is true, I believe Gumi had done her a favor by telling her what channel to use to get her son back and she would have waited for others who might be capable to explore that channel also before exposing them.

madridguy:
Have you mistakenly or greedily sent 50k to get 100k in 5 minutes and then later realized that you have been scammed? And the scammer even went on to rub your ignorance on your face too?

HOW TO RETRIEVE YOUR MONEY AFTER YOU HAVE BEEN SCAMMED.

I am sharing a knowledge today on "Tips on how to retrieve your money after you have been scammed".

Please read careful and learn.

20% of social media users and shoppers have been scammed at one point or the other, either large bucks or small money and It's quite painful.

Many people don't always know what to do, so today am sharing with you things you do, when you realize a page you paid for a service or goods is ghosting you:

1. Screenshot all previous chats across all messaging app (IG and WhatsApp or FB).

2. Write out the Full name and account number of the page or person.

3. Go to the last notification your bank sent you after you made the payment (via mobile app or text) copy out the "TRANSACTION ID NUMBER".

4. Go to any branch of the scam artist's bank (the bank the scammer uses), ask to see the CUSTOMER SERVICE in charge of FRAUD.

5. If you can, print out all those chats with the scammer, and submit it.

While you are there, send an email to SCAMMER'S BANK and copy CBN FRAUD DESK (anticorruptionunit@cbn.gov.ng) this will ginger the bank to take it up fast.

What should you expect from this? The culprit/suspects account will be PLACED ON HOLD. His BVN will be blocked permanently. No account will ever be opened neither will he be able to transact banking business in that name until he clears himself with the bank.

Meaning he/she cannot transfer or withdraw until they visit the bank, and when they do, the bank will contact the police and the suspect when proven guilty will sign a waiver allowing the bank to refund your money.

Endeavour to Share with Friends and Family.

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madridguy:
I pray this is a fake news. Father Mbaka have been singing praise of the terrorist group, IPOB for a while so he can be spare since the security architecture of the region has been brought down by the group.

I pray Father Mbaka remain safe and fine.

FarahAideed:
We told y'all Buhari will turn Nigeria into another Somalia and he has

DefenseHerald:
I'm currently in saki east.

Arespect10:
Muslims are not terrorist will never ever be
Imagine last time you were busy raining courses on Zulum for claiming that Christians foreigners are also Boko Haram Members

richmond500:
he said his budget is 3-4mila and u suggest highlander for him? u for kuku suggest Lamborghini na.
BTW, where u don see person weh drive highlander for 30yrs?

Officialgarri:
I hope he performs better here.

Handing Tottenham to Mourinho is similar to handing an already PDP bastardized Nigeria to President Buhari and expect a miracle in 5 years

Horoyeencar:
What car will you suggest for a first timer, budget between 3-4M.

A dismissed soldier of the Nigerian Army, Galadima Sani, has taken to kidnapping, leading a gang to abduct and kill a five-year-old boy after the family had paid N5 million ransom.

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Galadima Sani

SaharaReporters learnt that Lance Corporal Sani was dismissed from the Nigerian Army about five years ago for armed robbery, but the military authorities failed to hand him over to the police for prosecution.

It was gathered from a witness that the dismissed soldier abducted the five-year-old boy, identified only as Muhammad, last week.
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The Victim

Sources said the gang had reached out to the parents, who agreed to come with a ransom of N5 million.

It was learnt that after the money was paid, Muhammad was still killed because he reportedly recognised the dismissed soldier, Sani, who took him away to the kidnappers.

The incident was shared on Twitter by a witness, Olusegun Ogunyemi, who narrated that the dismissed soldier and the boy’s family were neighbours and the boy was killed because he recognised Sani.

He said, “Face of evil...Galadima, who kidnapped and killed his neighbours son after collecting N5 million ransom. No more under the army, he was booted out of the service long ago according to findings. The The little boy named Muhammad was reportedly kidnapped last week by his neighbour. His parents paid N5 million, but he was still killed because he recognised the neighbour that took him to the kidnappers. Please be very careful. There are evil and dangerous people out there.”

“He is not a serving army personnel, he is not a senior officer, but on the other rank. He was sent out of service for armed robbery some years back,” a commentator replied.

“Point of correction, he was a lance corporal. 'One rope' by army standard, he is not even ranked but 'appointed' note; this is one of those rogues in uniform that make Nigerians think that army officers have a hand in insecurities in Nigeria,” another said.

“Nigeria is a crime scene. The culture and religions encourage crime. How can a man be released from the army for armed robbery to the civilian world without sending him to jail? Forgiving criminals of their evil art without consequences breeds a society full of criminals,” another commentator lamented.

“Sent out of the army for robbery and he wasn't jailed. They made it possible for him to kill that child,” another Nigerian wrote.

“Point of correction. He was a dismissed army personnel, not a serving army officer. The incident happened in my community,” another commentator, Rilwanu Abubakar, said.

The Director, Army Public Relations, Brig Gen Mohammed Yerima, could not be reached for comments on when the soldier was dismissed, and why he was not handed over to the police for trial.

Calls made to his line on Monday and Tuesday were not answered and a message sent to his line had yet to be replied to as of the time of filing this report.

UduakabasiAkpan:
Hello

How do I present a report to the Federal Civil Service Commission about a Civil Servant who's attached to a Federal Ministry and participates in partisan politics? He has been seen numerous times wearing PDP outfits and in PDP meetings. He's a grade level 10 Federal officer serving under Akwa-Ibom State. Evidence available.

Empiree:
how is licking baby Jesus thigh different from prophet kissing his grandchild?.

Nigeria will never gets better until you bigots and intolerant people are excommunicated.

Empiree:
Terrorist! How does this thread concern you and how did his comment relate with this topic if he's not intolerant extremist?.

NaijirianKing:
Try it and the military, police and other groups will show you that no one has a monopoly of violence. We are all Nigerians and can live, work and play in any part of this great nation. Any one trying to stop this will know that Nigeria is greater than any tribe. Nigeria is your tribe whether you like it or not.

Nigeria will stand.

Patrioticman007:
Deportation & forced migrations things.

Empiree:
oh so you don't have issue with your Pope kissing baby Jesus' thigh but you have problem prophet kissing his grandchild's. You are a bigot.

For as long as there are people like you in the country I don't see religious tolerance in NIGERIA improving.