₦airaland Forum

fiizznation:
Now I'm heartless just because I want to know what actually transpired in nimba community. Wow. Well get this into your head; not everybody believed whatever junky reports that your junky Nigeria press feed you, some of us do carryout our own findings to know the real issue. And I'm sorry if I sounded anti-eastern Nigeria to you. I'm not. I didn't even vote buhari nor Jonathan in the last election. I always want to know the truth of a matter before I swallow it down my throat. This is the 21st century and things are usually done in a civilize manner, and not the usual Nigeria way which is sentiments,religion, region and ethnic group

zephrsmile:
I will gladly bust ur bubble. If we like we can be yoruba history teacher sef. But we have a Constitution in Nigeria which supercedes any traditional customs. Besides where is the best interest of the child in this narrative. So, you would want to deceive us that yoruba women have no rights in marriage abi? Nice try. It's men like you that help to propagate this silly attitudes in some yoruba men. Does yoruba customs also support not providing for your family? Or exposing them to external shame and ridicule by raking up debts for your wife to pay. Or even drug use by the head of the family. Please enlightened us with your infinite knowledge on tradition.

haryomikun:
Thanks for enlightening me sir. I didn't now before coz I once saw a mother in law and husband get into an argument where he threatened to leave the wife... Mother in law was like she'd drag him to court. Husband was like they can't make a case in court coz they are only traditionally married

haryomikun:
I understand what u mean with the will thing sir. It's normal. But with the Traditional marriage ish? I dont.... I really and sincerely doubt traditional marriage is recognized in a court of law

haryomikun:
Omotayor123 You just brought sentiment into Toks2008's topic.

What she meant with her points,,,,

1. If your father wanted d to leave your mother he would have. Forget say I'm be ur papa. And if ur mum isn't independent then u'd suffer without him paying a dime. U say its impossible... U aren't your dad. U can't control what ur dad sees or feels. So if ur dad leaves ur mum today or sends her away well, she doesn't have any claim as the legal wife. The truth is bitter but its still true.

2. God forbid, if your dad died and your family members from ur father's side decided to seize his properties at the time when u were still young perhaps, well, it'd b legal coz ur mum isn't the official wife by law. Make dem drag to court o or anything, all d properties go end up with the family members. That's the point OP was tryna make.

I wish them more years to their already long lasting marriage though.

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repogirl:
urchmanx, pay no heed to the fool, he has nothing to offer.... At least we exist, lol... He is dust, of no importance, utterly useless and just a bloody nuisance everywhere.

jpphilips:
When your reasoning ability comes close to that of a human, only then will you have choice of trust, for now, just continue existing like repogirl

jpphilips:
Which India? please shut up when humans are talking

LastSurvivor:
Can't we remove this forex restrictions and make import duty so exorbitant that it will discourage importers..

Meanwhile, to improve local production we need to provide certain things like steady power supply and security which is not at its best currently..
My opinion thou, I studied computer not economics..

zeongeon:
The problem of the black man is his mind set.

I don't want to say the Nigerian youths don't think.

Here we are talking about awolowo, ojukwu, zik and co that have played there role and have long gone. we continue to dwell in the past that doesn't help in anyway.

What has any youth here achieved by being Yoruba, Igbo or Hausa. Has your belonging to any tribe giving you steady power and infrastructures, has it been able to manage the economy, has it been able to give u security and create jobs.

Most of u insulting tribes what has your tribe done for u..some of you are unemployed, some have had relatives and friends die from poor health facilities, some have been robbed in there houses, some no light or road in there area. Going down to the villages of some people posting here you will notice the village is so backward and undeveloped...

You say your tribe your tribe...but your same tribal leaders send there kids abroad, vacation abroad and treat themselves abroad and live u to rot away with poor educational standards and bad infrastructure.

You talk tribe and same leaders from all the various tribes wrecked the country and made it into this appalling state.

Your tribe will do nothing for U...when will the youths be reasonable..as if your leaders from ur tribe cared about you as they looted...FOOLISH youths rather than fight yourselves fight your leaders.

MadCow1:
What Manner am I thinking?


So you are saying that Mitsubishi just makes engines and keep and wait for someone else to buy it and put inside another whip?

Seriously!!


Boeing, designs, engineers and makes the blueprint of the aircraft.. Fabricating the parts are left to others to do according to the specs DESIGNED and AUTHORIZED by Boeing.

Nigeria makes brake pads, but we did not design the brake pads. We simply just made it according to the specs of the company that owns the patent design for the car. That does not make the car that would use the brake pad Nigerian.

MadCow1:
Naaa.. By your assumption, Peugeot 504's and 505's vehicles that were assembled by Peugeot Automobile Nigeria (PAN) in Kaduna can be considered to be Made in Nigeria vehicles as well na.
Yes the not considered the are marked and printed MADE IN NIGERIA. You can go close to one if you didn't own one and see if it's written made in Nigeria. Mercedes and VW have assembly plant in the USA but the parts comes from Germany except some line. Malaysia local cars are their pride. But the engine and parts are made by Mitsubishi. Boeing and Airbus are just assembly lines. No car or aircraft manufactures cars in the manner you are thinking. The are all assembly line.





Go get a Brain.

2n2k:
It wasn't an interview with any media. It was during his interactive session with Nigerians living in UK. He was essentially addressing his fellow citizens in a town-hall meeting

babaijesha1:
I don't believe president Buhari make that type of statement against his country people. It's a lie

2rutalk1:
My dear it appears you didn't read the first thing I posted. Maybe you should go to the first page and read it in-between lines. At least I started clearly that devaluation and depreciation are two different things and equally gave conditions necessary for any of the two to arise. Please read before commenting.. Mind you, the OP never asked any question on depreciation. I only brought in the concept of depreciation to elucidate the point I was making. thank you.

2rutalk1:
It happened to Zibabwe because their economy is not ripe for devaluation. Any country that has little or no products and services for export has no business devaluing her currency.

kelvee:
Nigeria is not a state my friend ...she's a country

mizhefeh:
The man is insane
No responsible man shld raise his hand on a lady,if he want to test his wrestling skill den he shld sign up for #WWE

bayulll01:
Some of you are just funny,someone is telling you can bring america debit card here and withdraw naira ogaoo some pple shaa.

Ok I get all your point,you can't bring those card here it won't work cos bank over there are not ready to pay any charges on your card the way bank pay master card and visa here,some of this bank are already in debt as a result of some of the silly transactions you do over there with our naira master card,so get it straight.u sound knowledgeable enough do ur finding oga

linearity:
These links are directly from the source, like they say from the 'horse mouth' aka from First Bank, UBA, Stanbic Bank, GTB, etc; are you saying these Banks can be parading what they no longer offer online? It is understandable when one bank fails to take down such products from their websites, but all of them can not just forget to take it down at the same time.

If you say, their are some restrictions in obtaining a dom account, I will agreed, but a total ban? Haba, Nigeria never bad like that na....I know there was a time the Banks were complaining of been flooded with foreign currencies in dom accounts, because according to the Banks..'their faults were full": http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/cbn-domiciliary-account-and-the-economy/

..and as such they implemented some restrictions...in any case..it appear those same faults no longer have foreign currencies and they have gone in the opposite direction in terms of policies/restrictions...

That is 9ja for you, but I love that country die, it is the only place on earth where my body, soul, spirit and mind are in unison.

linearity:
It appear the answer is to open a dom account in Nigeria, base on my understanding from what I have read so far, this policy only affects naira accounts.

Yes, buying dollars on the streets to fund your dom account can be expensive, but what is the use of that money, when you can't spend it.

Another method is to look for 9ja abroad who operate accounts in Nigeria and strike a deal with them, do Internet transfer into their 9ja account and they can pay you cash abroad in hard currency or make a reciprocal transfer into your foreign accounts. I have done this for countless friends, it is a win-win, but again be ready to make the transaction at the prevailing market rate.

Many 9jas abroad having one or two on going projects in 9ja or the constant need to pay someone in 9ja and as such can be open to such one way transactions i.e. Money going into their 9ja naira account without needing back abroad.

JayJustus:
yes...I've been in similar situation before...but I just asked my mum to send to my friend...then I just followed him to the place and filled in the form and he collected on my behalf...

PS: don't tell your friend the MTCN number...easy you're good to go

JayJustus:
apparently you send in naira....just walk into the bank and ask for a WU or moneygram SENDING form...give them any ID like passport, drivers license, national ID, voters card etc...then pay whatever you wanna send in naira and they will tell you the amount your beneficiary will receive and the charges...like if they send 50k to me the charge is 4000...way lot cheaper than atm witdrawal...he can tell his parents to do that...its hassle-free

JayJustus:
western union and moneygram bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

JayJustus:
you can pay tuition fees with FORM A...ask your bank...my dad has done it and still did it last month

bayulll01:
You stupidity and ignorance no get part 2,firstly ask yourself.

Can you bring america master card or visa and use it here in nigeria.

Can you open a bank and deposit naira in america or other european nations.

Can you use america bank master card and shop here in nigeria,if you can answer those questions first I will help you reset your brain.

N.B there are many loop holes that this current administrator is trying to block since its now paramount that both yam and goat cannot live together,instead let's keep the yam from the goat or both kept apart.

Its a temporary policy,most banks are paying too much for your silly amount you withdraw in another country or your idiocy 5dollar hosting you are paying