₦airaland Forum

Kionrae:
Raising kainan who’s following?

Kemetian:
Remember that Netanyahu AI coffee shop video made to 'prove he's still alive'?

OMO...guys have replicated the exact same AI scene using various world leaders, including Adolf Hitler and Kim Jong Un! 😅...Absolutely hilarious. 😂

https://youtube.com/shorts/NI5OYEmNPEo?si=eblY6J8aForIRNWG

bennyflipy:
Please how much does paga charges on 30£?

bennyflipy:
Please between the Lesotho PayPal account and paga PayPal which is more safe please.

I want to open a PayPal account but don't know which one to use, I even bought a UK number for this.

Biko which one is better

Opening the Lesotho or UAE PayPal using my Nigerian details
Or

Using my UK number to open the PayPal and then link it to grey.

nwachukwu9:
My experience with PayPal was honestly one of the most frustrating things I’ve ever dealt with online. I opened a personal PayPal account to receive payments for freelance digital services—nothing illegal, nothing shady, just honest online work. Like many people, I trusted PayPal because it’s global, popular, and widely accepted by international clients. Unfortunately, that trust didn’t last long. The problem started when someone tried to send me money using Family and Friends. I didn’t even get the chance to accept or reject the payment before my account was immediately limited. There was no warning and no clear explanation, just a sudden restriction. PayPal asked me to submit my ID and explain what I do, and I complied fully. I was honest and clear, explaining that I’m an independent freelancer providing digital services online, with no physical products and no restricted activities. I truly believed that once I submitted everything, the issue would be resolved. Instead, after waiting, I received an email telling me that my account had been permanently limited. That was it. No detailed reason, no specific policy violation explained, and no real opportunity to fix anything. What made the situation even more painful was the fact that I had previously used PayPal accounts from other countries, including South Africa and Mozambique, and receiving Family and Friends payments had never been a problem. Same platform, same type of transaction, different country. That’s when it became clear to me that this wasn’t really about what I did, but where I’m from. From my experience—and from reading countless similar stories online—it’s obvious that Nigerian PayPal users are treated much more harshly. New accounts are heavily scrutinized, one small action can trigger a permanent ban, and once PayPal makes a decision, it’s almost impossible to reverse it, even when you comply and act in good faith. After a permanent limitation, you’re told not to open another PayPal account, appeals rarely work, and you’re forced to look for alternatives. For freelancers and online workers, this is especially painful because PayPal is still seen by many international clients as the default payment option. Losing access feels like being locked out of opportunities you worked hard for. What I learned from this experience is simple but important: Nigerian freelancers should never rely on PayPal as their only payment method, Family and Friends payments should be avoided completely, and you should always assume that PayPal can shut your account down without warning. Alternatives should be in place before you need them. I’m not writing this out of anger alone, but out of disappointment. A platform that presents itself as global should not quietly treat users differently based on location without transparency or meaningful support. If you’ve experienced something similar, you’re not alone, and if you haven’t yet, I hope this helps you be more prepared than I was.

greatiyk4u:
CHEATING FAITHFULLY IN MARRIAGE

1...When you stick to one side chick, you are cheating faithfully

Diamond098454:
When a man cheat his wife forgive but when the woman make the same mistake she will be called trash

helinues:
We will be reading the updates behind our keyboard

helinues:
Go and check the timeline of when South East Development Commission was approved and when the sit at home stopped

helinues:
Go and check the timeline of when South East Development Commission was approved and when the sit at home stopped

food4tot:
Is there any way this could be AI generated?

bummyla:
Please inform me now! I don't want to make the same mistake again!

bummyla:
This is a product of useless Nigerian Government & Banking Policies!

When foolish people run a country, this is what happen!

I lost a domain name, this year, because I could renew the subscription due to the limitations of Nigeria Banking system. When it was finally lifted some months ago after 3 years of embargo, I discovered somebody else has bought it.

TheSourcerer:
The Asaba Massacre: (Death Toll: Over 700 men and boys)

As Fu’ad Lawal writes, Asaba will never forget the events of one of the deadliest days of the Nigerian Civil War.

Three months after the first gunshot had signified the start of the Nigerian civil war, Biafran troops marched into Nigeria’s midwest region as they advanced towards Lagos.

After reaching as far as Ore, they were repelled by forces under the command of Col. Murtala Mohammed.

The Biafran troops marched back to Onitsha in the Eastern heartland, after which they demolished the Niger Bridge, leaving the Nigerian Army stranded on the other side in Asaba.
Aggrieved by this abrupt end to their march, the Nigerian soldiers went into Asaba and began checking through homes, accusing the people of sympathising with Biafra

In a bid to quell the tensions, the leaders of the town asked the people to come out in a show of support for One Nigeria.

Hundreds of men, women, and children, many wearing the ceremonial akwa ocha (white) attire paraded along the main street, singing, dancing, and chanting “One Nigeria.”

It did nothing to placate the Nigerian Army. The people were gathered in an open square, men were separated from the women and over 700 boys and men were shot dead.

(The hate on Igbos I still don't get it , how can you despise racism and encourage Tribalism , how can you be igbo and hate Igbos) undecided

officialwdhtv:
. Out of the blue, this guy just sent me ₦50,000, saying it was transport fare to come and see him. Where will ₦50,000 take me from Asaba to Abuja?"

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bobbiiee:
Several years ago, some devices, like Tecno, included an in-built call recorder that did not notify the other party that their call was being recorded. At that time, there were also third-party apps available on the Google Play Store that could be downloaded for this purpose. However, I believe that starting from Android 12, most Android phones with a call recorder now announce to the other party that the call is being recorded. This feature can undermine the reason for recording calls.

I found that having a call recorder made it much easier for me to give instructions to my staff. I could easily refer back to the recording if they did not follow my directions. For purchases or agreements, I could quickly revisit the call to confirm details. Now, I rely on WhatsApp Messenger to record conversations, but this method has its limitations.

How do you handle call recording? Do you put your phone on speaker as some suggest and use another phone to record? Do you have an in-built call recorder that works well? Did you download a third-party app for recording? Or do you deal with the inconvenience of a call announcer?

Therock5555:
Dude imagine you're walking through a chocolate factory, you're free to taste any and everyone without anybody stopping you. You might wanna search for the best chocolate but greed no go allow you see road, you go wan taste taste up and down, next moment your belly wan burst and you never see the right chocolate wey you fancy, not because others weren't sweet but because your choice is almost bottomless (until your belly wan blow).


I'm sure you know this story ain't about chocolates😁😁😁

Myrepublic:
Girls dey try o. For babe to be faithful,it takes a lot .. She will have to be extra disciplined, values her privacy and has something meaningful doing..

If na the type that when peer pressure dey push,na so olololo shoshosho starts o