Roland17:


If that guy get better human right lawyer he can make correct bar from Palmpay with this incident.

izzou:


Sweet mother

All he wanted was just a phone call to his mother.

I broke down in tears when i heard that.

izzou:


[color=royalblue]Any lawyer sef go chop PalmPay.

Unless Palmpay go deny say no be their staff[/color]

Roland17:


If that guy get better human right lawyer he can make correct bar from Palmpay with this incident.

OasisX:


I think its a case of agreement is eh... agreement.

Roland17:


What happened there is unconstitutional on so many grounds and no agreement or contract trumps the constitutional human right of a citizen… That’s in a sane country.

There is a reason, the government I think put out a legislation banning these guys from sending messages ladened with threats. There is an established system for creditors to collect loan and this isn’t one of them.

liveLongNprospa:
NigerianAir website.
See when them register domain name.

😁

OasisX:


....yes, its unconstitutional but I believe they have done their homework well before doing it. This is not the first time I am seeing a clip like that, even thought they were skits.

Roland17:


Home work or assignment is irrelevant to the constitution and just because it happens doesn't legitimatize the action . Many companies run rogue in Nigeria because the citizens don't know the law or lack the resources to pursue their right. A company can define its rules, policies and procedures but if it contravenes with the constitution, it becomes irrelevant.

Easily, what happened there is harassment, unconstitutional arrest, unconstitutional detainment, restricted his right of movement, kidnap by unknown/ unidentified agents. Where did they take the guy to? Are they empowered by the constitution of the country to make such arrests, even the Nigerian Police came under heavy fire when plain officers visited Portable...

Palmpay should thank their stars they are operating in Nigeria. The Labor law sets aside procedures for creditors to collect loan and this isn't one of them.

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izzou:


No be police oh

Na bouncer be that.

That was why i said anything goes here.

This na kidnapping.

But dem use RX350 sha. At least, he was kidnapped with comfort

OasisX:


....yes, its unconstitutional but I believe they have done their homework well before doing it. This is not the first time I am seeing a clip like that, even thought they were skits.

afrodoc2:



The thing dey happen. I have some cousins that went to the UK when they were kids leaving the 1st born who was overage in Naija.

The boy in the UK is now in the financial sector and is always travelling on brief vacations to Prague, Greece, Spain etc while the one that was left in Naija is still on the hustling life. He is not suffering but the difference is clear like 7up.

Theflint1:
I still want to believe it's a skit, cause it'd be truly shocking if it wasn't.

Theflint1:
This data suppose kill the argument sha

Ibime:


I know several families where the difference between Japa and stay at home is like night and day. Often the ones who stayed home did it by choice because their families were very OK.

I laughed the other day when I saw two of my childhood friends who both lived on the same Estate chatting on Linkedin about settlements between their companies. One was asking the other to review some rebates due to his company. He is a Vice President and the other is a Global Head of Logistics, both in multinationals. In my mind I was laughing that any Oyinbo viewing this conversation will not know that these niggas are Rumuibekwe boys who have known each other for 30 plus years.

Then I remembered both their brothers back home and the difference in condition. Even though their brothers are not struggling, mehn the difference is clear.

These Saudi Oil men making our Nigeria Oil be like groundnut oil.

A001:

There's no metric you'll use that will put Nigeria among the poorest countries in Africa. No metrics.

With its relatively high GDP and being the largest economy in Africa, Nigeria is neither rich nor poor. It's more correctly called a middle-income country.

izzou:


Our Core Values na Lorem ipsum?

Dummy text?

Incognito9:

raumdeuter:


If Africa is the poorest continent
And Nigeria is mid in Africa then where does that put us?

E.g if you say in leagues in Europe, Cyprus has the poorest now you are talking about a midtable team in Cyprus. So where will that country rank when considering all leagues in Europe?

afrodoc2:



The thing dey happen. I have some cousins that went to the UK when they were kids leaving the 1st born who was overage in Naija.

The boy in the UK is now in the financial sector and is always travelling on brief vacations to Prague, Greece, Spain etc while the one that was left in Naija is still on the hustling life. He is not suffering but the difference is clear like 7up.

raumdeuter:


We no dey gree easily like that o. We go argue am

Roland17:


What happened there is unconstitutional on so many grounds and no agreement or contract trumps the constitutional human right of a citizen… That’s in a sane country.

There is a reason, the government I think put out a legislation banning these guys from sending messages ladened with threats. There is an established system for creditors to collect loan and this isn’t one of them.

TrebleChamp:
But commercial banks don't go after debtors like Palmpay do...

Itsrm:


You'll be surprised what palmpay has carefully hidden in fine print.

Something along the lines of "You are waiving your rights to institute legal action against palmpay or any of its associates."

I just wonder what they will do after arresting him. I don't think there's any law that prescribes jail term for a debtor.

Segedinho:
Apparently,it is the same Sirika that bought 10 firefighting trucks for 12billions...


Aradugbo