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Properties › How Do They Buy Land Cheaply Without Seeming Issues? by U1(op): 5:17pm On Apr 25, 2019
Hi, everyone. There is something I have wondered about regarding land purchase, especially in Lagos, several times that I wish someone could enlighten me on.

I have seen people who bought pieces of land at relatively cheap prices in outskirts, such as Sango and Ogijo, in the past. These got them at between 50k and 100k some years ago when reputable real estate companies sold for at least about four times those prices.

Those individuals didn't or don't seem to have issues after the purchases. I know some who have also been living in houses they built in these places.

I have been told about or offered land costing N100k to N300k in the past one year or two in those two places I mentioned earlier. But I have been reluctant seeing the issues that some people have from purchasing land. I can hardly afford losing such money.

From my research, I discovered that other fees one would have to pay may amount to up to five times the price of land bought. I saw on the website of a popular real estate company, for instance, some 'documentation fees' totalling more than N1 million naira for land priced at between 500k and 1m.

This makes me wonder: how do those people who bought land at low prices and built without issues manage it? Please guide me. I'm doing my head in on this.
Christianity Etc › Re: Good Friday; The Commemoration Of The Death Of Our Lord Jesus Christ by U1(m): 11:50am On Apr 19, 2019
cyrilamx:
When you dont understand the significance of something plz ask questions and dont let your anti-catholic bias influence your write up. This was a church built around 12-13th century. In an era where majority of populace were not only poor to afford few hand copied bibles available but also unlettered. Hence the importance of visual and representative Arts to help teach the people the faith. Stop using your 21st century ideas to judge 800 years knowledge.

Now take your time and read the below article about Notre Dame de Paris' Images...

Demonic gargoyles on Catholic Churches..... (these photos are from Notre-Dame de Paris).

Some extremist Pentecostal websites said: “Catholics are to blame for the flames at Notre-Dame. The building has a lot of demons on it. Catholics invited this upon themselves. “��‍♂️��‍♂️��‍♂️

In the past, when I was much more reactionary, I might have misinterpreted the intentions of those who have criticized the presence of gargoyles (demonic sculptures) in Catholic Church building. But on a 2nd thought I think the sentiments of those who are uncomfortable with those structures are LEGITIMATE this.one.time. I don’t think they stem from anti-catholic prejudice that is prevalent in Protestant circles..... unfortunately.

So perhaps, I should say a thing or two about them. I’ve outlined four points.... strangely the last two are the most important. That has always been my style. I save the best for the last. The first two explains why Catholics allow paintings, images and sculptures in the first place.

BEFORE THAT, A PREFACE:
In my logic and philosophy class, back in undergrad.... I picked up something from my lecturer that changed my life FOREVER. He said: “when you want to criticize a people. Study them with a clean slate. Place yourself in their shoes. You don’t necessarily need to agree with them on the long run, but you’d see things in their perspective. In a way, this even helps you in countering their arguments at the very root.”

With this in mind, I plead that those of you whose anti-Catholicism erupts like a volcano, at the mere mention of the word: CATHOLIC, should keep calm and hear me out. You don’t necessarily need to agree with me, but at least you’d understand the reason why demonic sculptures are on some ancient Catholic Churches.

THE REASON FOR DEMONIC SCULPTURES ON SOME CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

1. First and foremost, the Roman Catholic, orthodox, traditional-Lutheran and traditional-Anglican understanding of “images, sculptures and paintings” is very different from those of most Protestants.

For Catholics, when God forbade the making of images, he wasn’t saying you can’t have images. He was saying you can’t deify (godize) images or worship them. A few chapters after God forbade the making of images, he instructed the Israelites on the specifications of how the temple of Jerusalem should be built. What do we find there: images, sculptures and unknown creatures. The most significant is the sculpture of the two cherubims above the Ark of the covenant on either side.

GOD CANNOT CONTRADICT HIMSELF.

If he forbad images, in their totality, why would he instruct that above the ‘holy of Holies’ (as the ark is called), should be the sculpture of two Cherubims. And remember, it was typical for the Priests to lay flat before it. In fact, non, but the tribe of Levi could even touch it. On one occasion, during the transportation of the ark, it almost fell from the hands of the Priests. Two lay men decided to save the ark from falling and the Bible records that the lord struck them dead, IMMEDIATELY.

This shows that the ark with the cherubims was very important, I could even say ‘sacred.’

Was it not the same God that instructed Moses to mould the snake and place it on a standard? And through it, transmitted his healing power on the Jews in the wilderness that looked onto it.

We can immediately see, that the biblical prohibition on statues are not absolute. What the Bible forbids is that “you shall not have any other god besides me.” Don’t deify images, sculptures and statues. Technically, if we are to apply the obscure logic used against Catholics, then the Bible might also forbid us having regular family pictures in our homes; It will be a sin for a grieving mother to kiss the picture of her deceased son; Rochas Okorocha might be on a first class flight to hell for his multiple sculptures in Owerri. (Don’t tell him I wrote this � ).

I know to Protestant sensibilities, the idea of Catholics bowing to images of saints, is a form of worship. But that’s not really true. I know we have some Catholics who are excessive about the outward practice of their faith, but we must look at official church documents and teachings. The Catholic is not like some churches, where you do what you like. The Catholic Church has canons, ecumenical councils, synods and official papal documents. If you do as you please, well you’re living contrary to the catholic faith. FULL STOP!

Anglicanism itself allows that joke. It calls it “comprehensiveness and diversity.” (This wasn’t intended to be a critique of Anglicans. I am only quoting the official church documents on diversity of theological expression as composed by Anglicans themselves in the Lambert Conference). CATHOLICISM calls that heresy.

More-also, If bowing to anyone but God is an act of worship, then we are in for a serious problem. Yoruba people will be going to hell for prostrating before their elders; the English and royalists around the world will also go to hell for ‘curtsying’ to royals. Lawyers also bow to judges. The lists go on. So we should be careful what we wish for.

So images are not forbidden by God but worshipping them is. Bowing to anything or anyone but God does not necessarily mean it constitutes an act of worship.

2. Secondly, it’s painful when modern lawyers are ignorant of history and the evolution of civil law.

Most of us don’t know that civil law in anglophone and francophone jurisdictions- in the past- were influenced by Roman law. It explains why ‘Latin’ was the official language of the educated in ancient Europe.

Law as obtained in common law jurisdictions (England, Nigeria, Scotland, some parts of Canada, Australia, Ghana, America etc), have their roots in ancient religions, particularly of Ancient Rome.

It is a principle of Roman law that ‘an act’ (actus reus) is not sufficient to establish guilt. The ‘mental element’ (mens rea) is important for someone to be guilty.

The same is obtainable in moral questions. So the fact that a catholic stands before a statue may constitute the ‘act’, we must consider the ‘mental’ element. Is that person intending to worship that statue as a god?

If you want my sincere opinion, NO CATHOLIC INTENDS TO DEIFY STATUES. I know some have extreme ways of expressing their catholic faith, but I have been a catholic all my life and trust me when I say: I HAVE NEVER EVER CONSIDERED A STATUE OR MARY AS MY gOD. I BELIEVE IN THE TRUDINE GOD like most Christians and nothing more.

In fact, two years into his pontificate, Pope Benedict XVIII excommunicated a group of nuns in Latin America. They claimed Mary was equal to the father, the son and the Holy Spirit. After asking them to recant their heretical position, they refused. THE POPE EXCOMMUNICATED THEM. And to date, they’ve not been accepted back to the Catholic Church. But anti-catholic Protestant theologians will never ever report this sort of news, because it doesn’t fuel/feed their anti-Catholicism.

3. The cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris was built in the 12-13th century.

In those centuries and the centuries preceding them, most of Europe’s population was illiterate. So the church devised a means of teaching the illiterate population: it used pictures and sculptures. ART SPEAKS TO EVERYONE, even to illiterates.

So it became very usual for ancient Catholic Churches to be filled with paintings, images and sculptures. The church uses them for teaching, expression of theological questions. Modern Protestants do the same. They act movies and cartoons of Jesus. Those are also images. Let’s not forget.

It is an extreme reading of the prohibition of images, sculptures and statues that has led Muslims to attack anyone who attempts to represent Allah or Mohammed in movies and cartoons. Christian biblical fundamentalists want to take us down the same cursed path.

4. About the presence gargoyles on church buildings ....... they are used as a depiction of the ugliness of sin, evil and Satan.

Strictly speaking, gargoyles weren’t even intended to depict demons. They were intended to depict how sin disfigures God’s creation.

The idea that they are demonic figures are funny. Non of us have seen demons, so where did we get the idea that gargoyles look like demos when non of us knows what a demon looks likehuh

(All through this post I purposely referred to them as ‘demons’ because that is the popular opinion held......... I decided to flow with the ignorant.).

The ancients used it to show what evil does to the soul. That is why they are so ugly. To make that point they place the sculptures of gulgogs in obscure and disadvantaged positions, when compared to the apostles and the saints.

Notre Dame cathedral had the statues of the apostles elevated above the entire church on the spire. But the gargoyles beneath them. A copper rooster � is also placed atop the spire. In catholic iconography roosters � represent “announcing the gospel,” just as roosters do in real life every morning-announcing a new day.

That was a way of teaching the population that a life in Christ is an elevated way of living, while a life in the devil makes the soul ugly and unpresentable and is beneath those of the children of God.

Most importantly, they are placed outside the church. That was made intentionally. It was a way the artisans thought people that ‘outside the church/fold of Christ, all you have is darkness and Satan.

I am going through the pain of writing this long post so that Catholics can be understood from where we stand. We are not stupid to put images of Satan on our buildings without a reason. We hate him just as much as you do..... CUT US SOME SLACK.

We have reasons. They may not satisfy you but they satisfy us. And it is offensive to think that my faith must make sense to you. No! I am under no obligation to see things the way you do.

Protestants must stop this sheer nonsense of ‘arrogance of knowledge.” A subtle claim of possessing an accuracy of answers to all christological and Christian doctrinal Questions.

Keep your anti-catholic rhetoric to yourself.
Wow! You really put a lot into this. I couldn't even read everything to the very end.

But, as you seemed to note, it's often pointless trying so hard to make people see things from the right perspective if they are prejudiced. I try not to bother much these days, but sometimes I can't help it.

Even till this day, millions, even billions, of people don't accept Jesus as the Son of God. It doesn't make sense to them for such a one to suffer and die in the hands of mere mortals.

All I can just say is: laissez faire!
Investment › Re: Save A Life; by U1(m): 5:38pm On Mar 31, 2019
Just saw the message below on a WhatsApp group. Don't know how genuine it is.

"Pls if you know any orphan in any public university who is at the verge of dropping out because of financial difficulties, tell such person to send his or her mail to: inspirationafrica@yahoo.com.
Do spread this message to other groups so that others may benefit."

Perhaps, the young man can check them out. The father is late, right?
Business › Re: Football (+/Other Sports) Betting Season 13 by U1(m): 7:48am On Mar 29, 2019
Idirabata:
MLB is back
8QQGA
Are you for real? shocked When I saw this by chance something told me to take it seriously, but I didn't. Sad.

If I had the 'liver,' I could have easily gotten a 'salary' off this. huh
Investment › Re: 2+odds Daily Guaranteed by U1(m): 5:55pm On Mar 28, 2019
How many times have we seen this kind of posts? Before you say 'Jack,' everything goes silent like a graveyard. undecided
Investment › Re: 38% To 40% Monthly Return On Capital Do-it-yourself Opportunity by U1(m): 5:53pm On Mar 28, 2019
AskProf:
How about the SMALL FEE of 5000 per participant? I guess, that goes to my pocket.
Wicked! cheesy
Business › Re: Does Forex Trainer Working With Broker Sound Right? by U1(op): 10:53pm On Mar 16, 2019
Any helpful idea or info?
Business › Does Forex Trainer Working With Broker Sound Right? by U1(op): 6:30pm On Mar 16, 2019
Hello, people. There is something I wish someone could share their opinion about.

Repeatedly, I have seen people promising to train individuals to make money in the forex market. They then go on to recommend that you register with a particular partner broker for trading.

This thing doesn't sound great to me. Sometimes, I feel it might just be a setup. I may be wrong.

My confusion is: what broker would be happy to see people make the kind of money partner trainers promise those they train? I don't get it. huh

Does anyone think this sound normal? Please let me know. Thanks.
Business › Re: Please Is There Any Local Business I Can Invest 1m. That Can Return 50k Weekly by U1(m): 10:37pm On Feb 24, 2019
xpresseeve:
Getting that kind of returns from the first month is possible but quite rare. It is mostly possible if the funds are sunk into an already existing business that is already yielding some consists profit.

On the whole it is better for you to expect the profits to grow to that level .........and beyond if you are running the business personally.

Finally, if you have not done business before please invest that money in a fast moving consumer product and be happy with at least 15-20% monthly returns.

Good luck.
More on the bold portion, please.
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by U1(m): 9:53pm On Feb 24, 2019
haykay2005:
Sold LongislandWeed.com for $999. Undeveloped make offer. Held for 6 weeks. Purchased 0$ ( namepros free domain name )

We negotiated back and forth before arriving at $999. Initial offer was $500
shocked This domaining thing is crazy, I swear!
Computers › Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by U1(m): 6:43pm On Feb 11, 2019
Razak5:
Hello.

Let me guess, thus is HP 2133...right?

Ok.
1. If there's any blinking capslock key, then trying another RAM isn't a bad idea.

Removing RAM and putting it back isn't enough to rule out RAM issue. You should test with another known working RAM.

2. If the above isn't the case, then there is likely an issue with the VGA.
Sadly, whatever fix that will be rendered is highly temporary.

The mother board goes for 15,000 to 20,000.

Do remember also that 30,000 can still get you a decent mini laptop.

Or, you might want to upgrade and ditch this mini talk altogether.

*Cheers*

Modified:
Is there a blinking cursor on the screen? If no, then I'll also rule out booting process.

Another thing you should do is pointing a torch to the screen, do you see anything?

If yes, there's a high chance that the LEDs are gone and your screen will need changing...

This is an after -thought though. But hey, they are thoughts afterall.
Thanks, bro. The CAP key light isn't coming on - even an external keyboard won't. Does it mean the system is fried?

I have not tried another RAM yet because I don't want to buy another. What becomes of that if the laptop is now completely useless? That's why I'm reluctant about this.

There's no blinking cursor on the screen and a torch didn't reveal anything.

What actually happened before this issue came up was that the Window logo remained on the screen, which looked rather gibberish, on startup. I decided to restart the notebook and that's it.

udemzyudex:
First of all you need to confirm if the motherboard is working fine or not.
In a case like this, you have to check if fault is from LVDS section (screen) or motherboard section. To confirm you need to press the caplock, connect your external keyboard and press the caplock or numlock button, if it off and on at interval then it shows your motherboard is working fine and display is coming which means u have to focus on the LVDS section but if not you have to check your motherboard.

The first thing do if you find out that it's from motherboard is to change your RAM,if you change RAM and still no display then you check if your CPU is heating up after power on, if not you change ur CPU and check (some of this mini laptop uses on board CPU) and there is nothing u can do unless u have a bga infrared rework Station.

If you change CPU and RAM but still no display, then it's chip level fault. Only a chip level engineer can fix it for you.
Thanks for the response.

The CAP LOCK key light didn't come on at all. The other steps sound more technical for me.

Man, does it mean the mini has given up on me just like that?

It's likely I'll have to cannibalise it if it's going to cost more than 5k to fix.
Computers › Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by U1(m): 4:22pm On Feb 10, 2019
U1:
Please I need help with an HP mini laptop whose screen isn't coming on.

As can be seen in the screenshot, the Wi-Fi light (blue) remains on. It usually went off after a while during boot, but it now remains on. I think there's a problem with the booting process.

I have performed different troubleshoot steps, including removing RAM, HDD and battery. I also held the power button for 60 seconds, with the battery removed.

Could someone guide me on what else to do? Thanks.
Does Razak5 or anyone else have an idea of what could be wrong here, please?
Computers › Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by U1(m): 12:18pm On Feb 07, 2019
U1:
Please I need help with an HP mini laptop whose screen isn't coming on.

As can be seen in the screenshot, the Wi-Fi light (blue) remains on. It usually went off after a while during boot, but it now remains on. I think there's a problem with the booting process.

I have performed different troubleshoot steps, including removing RAM, HDD and battery. I also held the power button for 60 seconds, with the battery removed.

Could someone guide me on what else to do? Thanks.
Engineers in the house (or anyone knowledgeable about this issue and others') please help us.
Computers › Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by U1(m): 2:25pm On Feb 06, 2019
Please I need help with an HP mini laptop whose screen isn't coming on.

As can be seen in the screenshot, the Wi-Fi light (blue) remains on. It usually went off after a while during boot, but it now remains on. I think there's a problem with the booting process.

I have performed different troubleshoot steps, including removing RAM, HDD and battery. I also held the power button for 60 seconds, with the battery removed.

Could someone guide me on what else to do? Thanks.

Business › Re: Football (+/Other Sports) Betting Season 13 by U1(m): 11:34am On Feb 04, 2019
TissuePaper:
he can ask his friend Gody05 what i did to him for attempting defamation on my thread, he has been banned for a long time..i think i would have to use someone else as a scapegoat.
Bro, please check your PM.
Business › Caveat: ILR (international Labor Rewards) Investment Cooperative Ltd by U1(op): 8:55pm On Feb 03, 2019
I thought by now we would have someone who'd warn people about the above company. Let me do that since no one has said anything.

I invested in their poultry farms promising 22% in three months (promo) - used to be 18% in four months. I think I learnt about the scheme from a post on Nairaland. That was in October.

I went back to their office towards the end of January when I didn't hear anything and they weren't responding to calls and messages.

It was when I got there that I started hearing all kinds of story from some people there, lamenting about the situation of things and how things had gone awry. I even picked from the conversations that their payout problems started days before I invested.

The young lady kept in the office was helpless and apparently clueless, with her superiors nowhere to be found. My fears were confirmed there and then. I didn't take the lady's promise that I'd be called the following day serious when I left. They didn't call.

I wish to warn people to steer clear of this entity because I learnt they were still doing promotions on radio. Their website is ilrgroup.org.

If you checked their website, the farm investment packages might look reasonable since they weren't promising like 20% or more in a month - as at the last time I checked.

Don't be deceived. Steer clear until you verify they have sorted out their issues, which sadly doesn't look likely.

Business › Re: If You're Not Ready For Heartbreaks, Never Start Up A Business by U1(m): 10:05pm On Jan 31, 2019
Onnasucs1:
Every single day I visit the business section here on nairaland, It's either I find the crew who have money but don't have a business idea or I find those with business idea but lack money.

Whatever crew you are, please never start up a business if you're not dogged. That business idea might appear rossy in your brain until you start it up in the real world.

I started up a business barely a month ago and I'm almost loosing my mind. Is it the sleepless nights(sometimes working from 1am-7am) I'm going to talk about or the failed projects or the rude customers or the unnecessary but compulsory expensis or the pressure to give out the best at all times or the uncertainties.?

Hehehe...Because of business, I am now a professional Liar. Lord have mercy!

Now I know why most businesses don't last long. Not everyone is willing to go through the stress.

I now respect Dangote, Otedola, Adenuga, Jim ovia, Tony Elemelu...they are many cool

Your business will break your heart so many times. (I'm heartbroken at the moment) cry

Please if you're not dogged, don't think of starting up a business.


If you have started one, never back down. If it gets tough, you too get tough. In the end, you'll succeed.


I have made up my mind to continue to press on. No going back kiss



My respect goes out to all business people. cool
I can't dispute the bold part, bro. I have observed that majority - like more than 90% of business people - lie. They make it seem like you can't succeed without doing that.

Afospecialk:


Especially that forest trade


You mean forestry? huh
Agriculture › Re: Guitarfish Caught By Fishermen In Lagos Lagoon This Morning (Photos) by U1(m): 8:22am On Jan 21, 2019
Cumtroller:
That is Olufemi Bamiro’s mother. She always says she’s an Eko woman and owns the Lagoon. Just see how her life has ended!!!

Afonja’s and evil are 5 and 6 .
Sorry, you sound like a tribalistic bigot. And, if you were referring to the UI man, you are rude as well!

This is a good example of why I believe that being literate is not necessarily equal to being educated. I know you'd claim to be educated.

True education connotes enlightenment, courteous behavior and objectivity - being able to assess issues for what they are. You seem to lack those qualities, judging by your posts.

You can do better, man. Eschew the bitterness.
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by U1(m): 1:20pm On Jan 19, 2019
otoboson:
I use a Nigerian account dedicated to domaining, this means that the only post on the account is about my domains. The account is more than 8 years old, but without friends or normal post. The only pictures are my logo and logos of my brandable domains.
YOU CAN CALL IT A NIGERIAN DOMAIN BUSINESS ACCOUNT.
Thanks for the heads-up, man. But does your location in Nigeria show on the profile?
Business › Re: What To Do To Make Money Online? by U1(m): 9:04am On Jan 18, 2019
otoboson:
Lol... It is natural for people to offer a very low amount when asked to make an offer. But that really depends on who you're dealing with, last week a Realtor offered $300 for a domain I listed for $399 (she didn't even know the BIN). So if your buyer makes 'peanuts' from his/her business, they will offer you peanuts. I got an offer of $25 yesterday from a (STATE in the US)+drone/com, if na yeye name I for counter with $100 but I'm definitely keeping that domain for a long time. So if you get a $50 offer, weigh the domain and counter with $200 or $150, my counter for this kind offer usually go like MAKE IT $150 AND WE HAVE A DEAL, if the person is really interested, he will offer around $100.


In another news, I woke up to a $200 offer which I accepted. Bought with Network Solutions $1 promo 2days ago, I did Facebook outbound yesterday, no positive response but one of them went ahead to make the offer without contacting me.
Note to newbies, don't sit and wait for $500+ sales, don't be greedy and don't counter offers unnecessarily, if the offer is good enough, accept and move to the next domain. Sales (no matter the amount) will boost your morale and keep you going in this business, domains expire everyday, target at least 1 domain registration daily.
Nice one, bro. More sales.

On the 'Facebook outbound,' could you tell me more about it? Did you use your personal Facebook profile (as a Nigerian) to do that? Please share.
Business › Re: Which Business Can I Start With 1.5M? by U1(m): 8:34am On Jan 18, 2019
FruitCakes:
lol to sponsor
huh
Business › Re: Which Business Can I Start With 1.5M? by U1(m): 7:27am On Jan 17, 2019
khatea:
@ishadfurnitures grow up boy! I politely chatted u as rgds this post of urs simply cos I don't want to forget to give u a call during d day but ur replies sucks. Damn it!
If this is true, I won't be that surprised. Many people don't try at all to control their sense of self-importance (over-importance, that is).

I hope some people will learn from this. If some random person says 'hello' or 'hi,' at least respond to that greeting before enquiring who they are.

The responses above would have been more appropriate for spam, promotional messages instead.

And if they don't respond to your 'who's this' question after responding to the greeting, you either ignore or block them altogether, depending on the mood. cheesy No need for insults.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Victim Of GNLD - Funny Meme by U1(m): 3:43pm On Jan 10, 2019
Nice compilation there. cheesy
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Someone Should Please Give Me A Job Before Depression Will Kill Me by U1(m): 11:08am On Jan 05, 2019
Francisayo:
Thank You,God bless
Bless you also, bro.
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Someone Should Please Give Me A Job Before Depression Will Kill Me by U1(m): 9:05am On Jan 03, 2019
Don't be tired of life, Francisayo. That's a dangerous thing!

Take life easy. Learn how to deflect all undesirable pressures. Your mum may not be happy about the situation, but she most certainly would want you to remain alive for her. There's a threat to that if you are depressed.

From the sound of it, I am not so sure you have spent up to five years at home - I HAVE. But I am not feeling so miserable because, despite all that, I have never had to beg anyone or depend on anyone for anything all these years. God be praised!

Try considering anything that can keep you busy - could be teaching, as some have suggested. Beyond the money (which may not be much), you get the benefit of being engaged in something that may reduce the time you have for thinking of problems in your life.

Keep the hope alive. Never see anything productive, even when it's low paying, as not being worthwhile, especially if it's something you think you can do comfortably.

Most importantly, continue to knock on the door, asking God to intervene. All the best!

PS: I just read your post about there being no teaching job. That's sad.

Please try doing anything legit that can just keep you busy. It could even be farming (agriculture), if you have passion for it - I'd probably have been in this myself already had it been I had nothing to fall back on.
Business › Re: International Labor Rewards Investors (ilr) by U1(m):
dynamic006:
Good day everyone , if you have invested in ILR, AND YOU are part of those having issues with them, let gather here .
Hello. What issues are those? Are they not paying anymore?
Business › Re: Best And Worst Performing Banks Of 2018 by U1(m): 6:51pm On Jan 01, 2019
maxymalik:
NIGERIAN BANKS AND HOW THEY FLEECE US.
I want to draw the attention of the general public to how our banks covertly and surreptitiously enrich themselves by pilfering and stealing from us without our knowledge.
ATM FRAUD
It is the duty of the bank to provide its customers with atm cards, yet we pay for it. The part the bemuses, befuddles and makes me livid is the expiry date attached to the cards. My question is this: Does my account have an expiry date? Does the money in my account expire? In saner climes your atm card is yours for life and no renewal charge.
Another aspect is when your ATM is swallowed up by an atm machine. Normally, if your card is swallowed up by the machine you walk up to the bank where it was seized to make a report and it's given back to you.
However in Nigeria every usual thing becomes unusual, every abnormal thing becomes normal,wrong becomes right, black becomes white and up becomes Dow. Here you are charged for the atm card again as though it was your fault that it was gulped by an atm machine; when it's issued after you being surcharged or debited, its expiry date is not extended.
On boxing date I had the harrowing and agonising experience of having to watch helplessly as an ATM � machine devoured my card. I walked up to the security to seek his help but he told me to go to my branch to get another one.
When I got to my bank the next day behold they were delighted to debit me for a new card.
UNNECESSARY DEBITS/DEDUCTIONS
It is not uncommon to observe incessant deductions on your account. This range from sms alerts, the use of other bank's Atm, money transfer using USSD CODE, internet money transfer just to mention but a few.
Remember this amount may seem Lilliputian to you but remember every sec people are being duped by these crooks.
How long shall we continue like this? Who will put an end to this rip off and fleece? When are we going to stand up to these capitalists and exploiters?
Ewedoma Isaac Maxwell
And did you bother at all to bring this to the attention of CBN? huh
Business › Re: Best And Worst Performing Banks Of 2018 by U1(m): 6:49pm On Jan 01, 2019
Kylekent59:
First bank is the worst.

They froze my account for nothing. Just because I hadn't been depositing money there,i just left like 10k there.


Went to withdraw the money but I didn't succeed. They started telling me trash.



That was how my account was wiped.



Give it to Access and Sterling.
You mean you let the 10k go? huh
Travel › Re: Where Is Best Place To Resettle Aside From Lagos And Ogun? by U1(m): 4:30pm On Dec 27, 2018
treads:
akure is the best place for you bro,accommodation is not too cost..like sefcon 80-120k,room &, parlour 120-200k ,2&3 bedroom 200-350k depends on the location...
Are you sure na self-con be that or a room? I don't understand. huh If na one room, how many years be that?

godwon01:
Try Igboora.Ifeloju local government. Oyo state.U can open shop like mini super market. Sell things that are not common in the rural areas. Go to Lagos Island to buy many stuff, put them inside the shop. Rent self contain flat and start new life. After few months U will be attracted to local girls. Get settle with one of them and she will deliver U twins baby. The land is fertile soil for twins kids. Best of luck.
Omo, see advice. grin You don plan everything to marriage and pikin? shocked

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