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pazienza:But Nigerians supported GEJ against all opponents during 2011 election, remember? |
BiafraudExposed:God bless u bro ![]() |
Many people did not take their time to read the article. He is not far from the truth just that his policies are not working at all. Naira at N436 in parallel market today! ![]() |
HateU2:And do you think that will guarantee you success? Stay at home to do something legitimate that will make u earn a living abeg. Lol running from naija guys? What have we done to you young lady? |
Due to the economic quagmire and the high rate of unemployment, some Nigerians resort to seeking greener pastures in foreign countries through crook and illegal means without considering that the following routes may lead to untimely death, deportation and imprisonment. Here are some of the disgraceful routes Nigerians take in order to become abroad citizens. 1. Borders I find it very ridiculous for someone to endanger his life by travelling through road from one country border to another in search of greener pastures. Some of them become caught and are deported with immediate effect. The energy wasted on this perilous journey can be channelled to something productive in their motherland 2. Sea/Ocean It is very risky to travel illegally through ship/boat in order to reach overseas countries. The funny aspect is that when there is a situation of ship mishap or storm leading to loss of lives, some shameless Nigerians will blame PMB/GEJ for their misfortune predicament. 3. Pilgrimage On yearly basis, Nigeria government subsidize fees for Christian and Muslim pilgrims who travel to Israel and Saudi Arabia for their religious activities. Some Nigerians see this as an opportunity to run away just to become abroad citizens. This is why stringent rules are placed of recent to screen those who are qualified for the pilgrimage exercise. 4. Refugee camp Some Nigerians don't even value their life as they intentionally travelled to troubled regions and join the caucus of refugees in order to gain access to abroad. Recent statistics even shows that there are certain percentage of Nigerians among the Syria, Somalia and other troubled zone refugees who wants to live in Europe. 5. Tour/Vacation/Holiday Visit The lawless nature of some Nigerians is so appalling that they even display it in foreign countries. When they have outlived their visiting period, they refuse to return home and will become fugitive hiding from the police in order not to be deported. They hide in ridiculous places such as abandon stores, sewage containers, etc 6. Marriage The height of desperation to become abroad citizens sometimes make some Nigerian men getting married to a woman who is as old as their grandmothers for the sake of getting stay in a foreign land. 7. Illegal jobs It's a show of shame to some Nigerians who believe that jobs such as prostitution, cleaner, sewage packers and others can guarantee them access to become an abroad citizen. Isn't it a huge disgrace to see learned Nigerians doing these jobs when at home they can do something legitimate and respectful to become successful? 8. Sport event We have heard cases where football fans who travelled abroad to support Nigerian team decide not to return home hence disappear. The just concluded Olympic games is an example where significant percentage of Nigerian fans fail to return home of which their whereabouts is unknown till date. Cc: lalasticlala |
imhotep:K |
imhotep:Ogbeni, shut up. Yorubas are wishing you success in your biafra struggle. How this news take affect us? ![]() |
mysticgal:Is it the same mysticgal that contested in just concluded NL competition is d same person on your dp? A lot has change about u. Looking more beautiful. Long time |
cindybaby22:Maybe he has experienced terrible heartbreak in the past hereby guarding his emotion from 2nd strike lightening. |
steppin:Everybody is entitled to their opinion. If You are extremely pained or frustrated, the lagoon is there for you to swerve into. |
By God's grace, tomorrow go come. |
Well calling for people to stay indoor which is a form of demonstration, it's okay but we all know that an average Igbo man will be lamenting on not making money within this stipulated period. Also, the elements of IPOB and MASSOB who claim the protest will be peaceful may use this avenue to invade and cause mayhem which is now necessary for security agents to check mate their activities. In short, are they really unified in this campaign of theirs? |
I am reserving my comment for their activities tomorrow by God's grace. |
Konji and Kenya kuku start with same alphabet. |
These Ugwu Nsukabaggers twisting story since the days of Noah. ![]() |
gimbayaro:I saw one chronic unclad Nsukabagger lunatic few days ago shouting biafra chineke. |
Make de quickly lock up these lunatics before it's too late oo |
We are expecting such era |
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IhateYorubafool:Honestly something is wrong with your sense. |
I don't get it. I was expecting them to put to MPC at 12 percent at most. It seems the 14 % MPC interest rate and issue of dollars forex trading are the only things keeping banks afloat. |
Yet again another senseless post from IPOB wing. |
prettythicksme:So u don become man? ![]() |
Charity begins at home. First of all, how much does a bag of rice cost in Anambra? |
Glo rocks for me. 2,500 for 10GB and average speed of 1.5MB/s-2MB/s in my area. Etisalat is too stingy. MTN is normal but recently has been terrible. Airtel has really upgraded their network. Cool as well. |
SMH honestly |
naijaboiy:Lol u serve dey observe the trend 4 this forum? ![]() |
Just too low. ![]() |
sexymoma:Na "ABI" abeg! ![]() |
I decree in your life lalasticlala, receive Mercedes G-Wagon IJN. |
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