₦airaland Forum

Tinyemeka:
I'm sorry I don't understand please.

Are you talking about a single egg?

AutoManual:
.egg cross 100 yesterday to 110. With this latest it will be heading to 130-150. During Pdp 20.

Hungry man indomie 450 is heading to 500. During pdp 100.

Bad time to do business in this country

Philistine:
They only spend 2yrs

PDJT:
-So this man is from Ikere Ekiti? That place is an epitome of poverty. When I last went there, the only storey building was a mud-house built by a photographer from Benin.

-Yoruber people should stop abandoning their villages. What I saw there was an eyesore. No toilets in most of the "houses". School self mchew!

Ahmed0336:
This post reminds me of what a friend told me about his past.
He had a fiancée whom he had finished paying her dowry.
She visited uninvited from the state where she resides to where he was then only to meet him on top of a lady
He wasn't aware of her presence,only for him to realise after Cumming that she's sitting, watching them.
He was so shocked and confused but she was calm. She now asked them if they were through that she'd want to wash the bedsheet
After seeing the other lady off, his fiancée washed the bedsheet and even prepared pounded yam without showing any sign of anger.


My people my people, because of his fiancée reaction, HE REFUSED TO MARRY HER.

That she's capable of murder

PuZZyNegro:
It's not about it being local or little. The Bread was gotten from Market Square super market. I just find it awkward giving bread to your son-in-law to be on the first meeting.

Gifts are symbolic you know.

Bliss62:



Well from my own experience oo, Nigerians or Japarians are hardworking and not lazy

Pakistani, Indian, Lebanese, Arab, comiunity would gather together to socialize, help themselves, intermarry, network

Nigerian neighbors won't even great themselves

One time our philipino HR back then needed, workers, overseas ... see as Pakistani, Indian were submiting CV for there people, we Nigerians submit nada, no help, we still dey survive

.

Righthussle:
This guy is a rare gem. If this country had a future, this guy or Akinwumi Adesina or Ngozi Okonjo would have been in Aso rock by now.


Holy Neptune! See mentions. All because I said he's a rare gem.

Xpol:
No much challenge only that you'll need to have yellow card which you can get at seme border especially if you'll be traveling the route regularly and be stamping your passport each time but you can still stamp your passport without the yellow card only that you'll be paying extra for it every time.

Xpol:
Entering Ghana is not hard.

Direct may cost around 50k (I don't know the actual amount). ABC, Young shall grow, Chisco, mile2 Ghana park, etc.

Halfway:

From Lagos 20-30k will take you to Accra if you can go "halfway" meaning >> Badagry >> seme border, cross the border by yourself with leg(the safest) or take okada( some of the okada riders are criminals).

If you want to cross by yourself just change like four 200 naira notes with you, you shouldn't spend more than three of it(600 naira) in crossing to Benin.

After crossing, change your money to CFA. When changing your money there go to those that have office, the ones sitting by roadside will usually cheat you. You won't spend more than 7000CFA to reach Ghana border (Aflao) so you can just change like 8000CFA coz you may want to buy something on the way.

Crossing Aflao border is 30-50 cedis, as jjc I recommend crossing with tricycle coz those okadas are mostly thieves.
After crossing, Aflao to Accra is 65 cedis.

Anyone who doesn't want to spend much on transportation can use this as a guide and if you need more details you can mention me here to provide more.

Like: Taking Aflao direct from seme is more expensive than seme >> Cotonou (tokpa market) >> Aflao.

Please be legit with whatever intention you have in going to Ghana.

adewalay:
I paid a total of 26,000 Naira online for the 32-page passport, and my collection date after the capturing process was scheduled for January 26, 2024.

Damilolly:
Dear all,

I'm here to give a summary of my experience at the Gwagalada office of the Nigerian Immigration service.

I needed to renew my passport and change my surname to my married name.

I contacted the Nigerian Immigration Service Twitter handle via the number on their Tweet and which they announced on Brekete family radio show on Youtube. I explained that my passport is expired, I will be in Nigeria for a period of 2weeks and will like to change my name and renew my passport.

He confirmed that I can travel in with my expired passport. I asked for a copy of the official communique which he kindly provided.
He said however, that he could not guarantee it will be ready within 2 weeks as the change of name will be approved at the head office but that the head at Gwagalada was a professional man who is passionate about making the system work. I think he's CSO, Comptroller, CO or so.

I contacted a newspaper to announce my change of name, did my e-affidavit and made my application online.
I showed my expired passport upon entry at the airport in Abuja and told the immigration officers that I'd applied for my passport DIY and needed my passport to be renewed in time. He called an officer at the Gwagalada officer and told him I was renewing my passport at his office and gave me his number.

I arrived at the Gwagalada office 2 days after the capture date after I had updated my NIN. I called the officer but as I went to see him I remembered that the PRO had given me the CO's number who I had spoken to months prior. I rang him and he said I should come to his office.

I went in, they checked my docs, I captured and he said my application was being taken tot he head office with others. I got my passport within a week later. I didn't pay anything to anyone to do anything and no one asked me for anything.

The man is a professional man to the core, he's Christian and Igbo. I pray people like him will have more responsibility in Nigeria so things can get better.

I think the PRO officer is now the head at the head office. Also an absolute professional even helpful when I was trying to renew my passport in the UK.

adewalay:
I want to express my gratitude to everyone for their contributions. I visited the Alausa Passport office for my passport renewal today and would like to share my experience.

Upon arrival, I was directed to the servicom hall for the DIY team, where a helpful staff (lady) reviewed my documents.

She instructed me to obtain a brown file, rewrite my renewal application on A4 paper, and make a photocopy of the last page of my passport (not just the data page). After swiftly completing these tasks, she cross-checked my documents, added my two recent passport photos, and handed me the file to take to room 12.

In room 12, a meticulous lady thoroughly examined my application letter, verifying details such as the passport number, expiry date, and my signature within the letter. She then signed and dated it.

Returning to the previous staff member, she double-checked the work from room 12 and made some notations on my file. I was then directed to another area for passport capturing, a process that took less than 30 minutes.

The entire experience was remarkably efficient, taking less than an hour in total.

Documents required for renewal:

- Brown file (available for ₦500 on-site)
- Copy of the online passport application form
- Copy of the payment receipt
- Copy of the acknowledgement slip
- The passport you wish to renew
- Copy of both the data page and the last page of the expired passport
- Two recent color passport photographs
- Copy of your NIN slip
- Application letter written on A4 paper.

Regards.

dre11:
https://punchng.com/forex-crisis-fg-plans-talks-with-looters-eyes-mop-up-from-hoarders/?amp

LagosG:
No matter how you want to decorate a house with faulty foundations, it is still primed to collapse.


Most of the people to blame for where we are today are dead. They wrecked us in the 60s, 70s and 80s. That's why Fela was crying out at the time because the foundation was crooked. Even if you bring Obama to be president of Nigeria, things will still be abnormal and the prices of commodities will still continue to climb. No single president can give us immediate relief. They can only help implement policies that future Nigerians in 100-200 years will enjoy. As it stands, unless we just want to lie to ourselves all the political parties in Nigeria are the same. None of them can save us. Na human beings dey the parties. After complaining about PDP for 16 years and APC came into power, many of them switched sides and na so Dem go dey do forever. So even if you feel cursing APC gives you some relief, remember that many of its members are the same people in the PDP you now like in hindsight . It is only in hindsight that we praise our leaders. I've never seen any sitting president who satisfied the majority of Nigeria's citizens. Obasanjo was only praised and appreciated after his administration ended. Nobody gave him accolades when he was in Aso Rock. I never believed Jonathan would be praised after Google told us he was the most cursed president at the time. Bihari is also now being praised as being better than Tinubu. Buhari that literally everyone except his children cursed his administration. Same thing will happen after BAT's administration. I'm 100% sure of it. That's how you know Nigerians are the problem of Nigeria not necessarily the #1 citizen.
Our political parties don't have an ideology like they do in other countries. Just greedy men wanting to stay on power and Mr Murray Bruce isn't innocent either.

richmond500:
There will be heavy inflation at first, even world bank and IMF warned us about the inflation that we will experience before the economy bounce back.
Don't let hatred becloud ur judgement.

Our economy is foreign dependent and it affects every sector of life.

SoNature:
Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/10/recruitment-army-woos-rivers-delta-indigenes-to-join-military/

stagger:
No mind them. Let them even check out 2,000 firewood in the area my farm is located where the locals have mowed down all the trees. You cannot use it to cook three times sef. I purposely refused to mention gas. Where poor man wan see gas to fill at N1,000 per kg?

Westchester:
I went to this local restaurant to eat and was told this food costs a whopping sum of two thousand, two hundred naira
Do you think it’s worth it

Islie:
https://punchng.com/the-economy-just-got-more-turbulent/

crismark:
A whole Isreal dey fight battle with bombs and guns but in this our devilish Nigeria, they will tell you "leave am for God"