₦airaland Forum

Mindlog:
So many Nigerians already in the UK were also scammed, who you wan go report to?

After spending so much on Masters degree programs that offered little or no pathway to a skilled worker visa, they had to save or borrow huge sums to pay those scammers who hawked COS.

Some Nigerian pentecostal churches here in the UK are complicit, as on Sundays they allowed some of these COS scammers to come to places of worship to give talks about their "COS packages".

ogododo:
“Yesterday at the Villa, I did what others thought I would not do — I publicly apologised to the NUJ.

“I have also been in touch with several media leaders who reached out to me.

“They asked for an apology, and I have given it. I am leaving the rest to God, mankind, and humanity.

“I want to remain focused on my assignment,” Opeifa said.

RodgersAkpafu:
Its not big deal at all
What happened has happened

mayor1814:
What if one naughty classmate of the boy show am? That is why as an adult what u do at times can have a bad negative impact on d future

WizardOfNG:
You still don't get it. This is Trump fighting a protectionist trade war against the world as some of us predicted would happen. Stop seeing this from a Nigerian perspective alone.

Nigerian sellers need to diversify their trade away from the USA. As simple as that. Many nations of the world are affected and will retaliate.

Nigeria should do same. Stop presenting us as beggars over an act of aggression by the divisive character Americans chose as their President.

No Nigerian trader should operate at a loss or for negligible profit because of duty Trump has imposed that other nations have not similarly copied.

It is for Nigerians to accept they need to boycott the US market and seek entry into other markets of the world. I am affected and say "up yours" to the USA. They will regret all they are doing which are essentially actions initiating trade wars against others.

Ayo8:
I swear this govt is out to rip us out… now they noticed a trend in people shipping out food stuffs and other small to earn $$$ since naira isn’t looking good. Now they want a share of it but a whopping $80.
How much do they think people make from shipping small parcels of food stuffs and all..?

weslay:
I don't see why this is an issue that Nigerians should be worried about. Especially for businesses. Just add the $80 to your cost and continue your business.

weslay:
How is this a problem for Nigerians. An average Nigerian don't send stuff to the US regularly except they have an export business. So it's those living in the US that will bear the cost.

PoLItiCoORAclo:
Dem wan finish us dry kpatakpata! This administration of BAT should take it easy on ordinary Nigerians. Must they milk us dry before they leave office?

MaziObinnaokija:
hmmmmmm.U failed to submit your approved building plans 😢 😕 😪 They should FINE hom instead of demolished his SWEAT.Lesson for all

KingCold:
Stop this victim nonsense.. I cant come to Nigeria and do as I please, every house has laws that should be obeyed.. why do you guys not understand this? You're busy yapping about "white people" why isn't the government demolishing the houses of Nigerians built lawfully?

Stolen:
SOUTH AFRICA MUST EMBRACE BLACK EMPOWERMENT FOR THE SEEK OF AFRICA.

THOSE NIGERIANS WITH SUCH ABILITY MUST BE ENCOURAGED AS CO-BUILDERS WITH BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS.

STOP THIS INFERIORITY MENTALITY THAT IT MUST BE INDIAN, WHITE OR CHINESE.

IT CAN BE BLACK AND NIGERIANS CAN BE YOUR PARTNERS.

cr8designs:
South Africa wahala too much. They are bent on fighting anything that concerns Nigeria. Slaves that can't even fight the Whites that still control its economy

Antoeni:
A Product Of Faulty Parental Upbringing