Too loud

I am worried by some of the opinions here. As a disclaimer, I am married with two kids so I am in no way gay.

That said, I grew-up in the northern part of Nigeria in the 80's and back then I knew many openly guy people (aka "Dan Zaria"). They lived amongst us without any harassment and went about their business without molestation. Even while in secondary school and university in the 90's, I met many gay people. So, this is clearly not a western concept that have somehow become fashionable.

What worries me is our tolerance level for people that are different (guys, etc) has diminished to the point that we simply want them dead. This wasn't the case in the past. And it seems to be getting worse by the day (read some of the posting here and you would understand what I mean). I don't know why this is the case, but there is something wrong with our society if we somehow in 2008 we now want to start victimizing guy people that have lived with us all along. Yes, maybe guys have become more vocal, but that doesn't warrant heterosexuals wanting them dead. This is a dangerous precedent.

Thanks guys, I would get in touch.

I am planning to start a chain of grocery stores in Lagos, and I need help choosing a POS system and software that is both affordable and rugged enough for Nija. I am also looking for a company that can provide support for the systems (and provide the systems if need be).

Grateful for any feedback.

This is a classic pyramid scam. I am sure most of you have heard of Madoff. This is just another version of what he did. Don't give them a dime.
By the way, isn't this illegal? The last I checked it was illegal to run pyramid schemes. Shouldn't this guys be arrested? Let's have their contact information.

Don't take the advice of any lawyer insinuating you should take legal action because it isn't worth it going to court (especially in Nigeria). Remember once you go down that route, it may become almost impossible for you to gain another employment. I believe you should move on. You now have your life back, so simple take this as a challenge and move on to the next. Your destiny shouldn't be tied to any one bank or any employer for that matter. Take the high road, tell them thank you for the opportunity they gave you and move forward.

I am interested in this thread and strongly believe that there is an opportunity here. What I don't understand is why is mastercard or visa not interested in seizing this opportunity? I would like to pursue this further and would like to meet/talk to any one that has a good idea about how to solve this problem. Is it easy to get a credit card in Nigeria?