OkpaAkuEriEri:
Dat watch can buy d whole of Ibadan

Guy not with the whole Nissan Micra taxis..

OkpaAkuEriEri:
Dat watch can buy d whole of Ibadan

Guy Y

shikshark:
@ OkpaAkuEriEri, ibadan pple will soon come for your head there....... $725,000 is not too much for a watch if it can serve its purpose, by purpose i mean predicting correct scores and HT/FT

Better still
Under 0.5FT

Metuh:
Were it to be a black man or a Nigerian, hate comments would have filled everywhere.

Mental Slavery is by choice indeed.

A picture of Mark Zuckerberg was posted here yesterday and a lot of comments start badmouthing Nigerian billionaires.

What most of these black Nigerians fail to realize is that everyone has one or two things they are obsessed with.

Hypocrisy will kill us in this country.

bless you... Was just scrolling past the hypocrites up there.... Bunch of slaves

allanphash7:
Even the whole of 5%

The so called 5 percent is both South South and South East, the people who feed you...Shame.

Chi59:
I thought I was the only one who wore my wristwatch on my right hand.

Who wears....

obonujoker:


Who wears....

Thanks prof

Chi59:


Thanks prof

my pleasure chiemena....

Olodo ni e

NgwaManNaija4LF:


The so called 5 percent is both South South and South East, the people who feed you...Shame.

lilfreezy:
will it tell me the time Jesus will come

Language of poverty.

NgwaManNaija4LF:


The so called 5 percent is both South South and South East, the people who feed you...Shame.

It's surprising why you guys can't sit in your shithole and feed yourselves first.

When your cohorts start making unprovoked remarks against a particular people, most of you will keep silent and giving useless likes until the heat is turned back on you.

Bunch of retards

abeg this one na lie joor! our mumu don do

Metuh:

Do you know how many Black/Nigerian celebs that were presented with gifts too

That wasn't my point thou was it? Besides if you're given a gift, you can always sell if off for cash if you feel it's unnecessarily expensive & flamboyant.
You can't sell a product given to you via endorsement. Nadal has to wear the watch whether he likes it or not. So you can't use this scenario to make your point.

Bringing in religion to console urself abi?

NaughtyDiamond:
hope the watch can tell when rapture would take place

Mikeiron78:
Nigeria just loves to calculate items in foreign currency and translates to Naira as if the person spends or gets paid in Naira. That watch was a gift from the manufacturer as a promotional item.

Exactly. You can't earn money in one country and be calculating the money with the currency of another country when we don't have the same kind of economy or purchasing power.
Having N200m while living in Nigeria, is not the same thing as having N200m in Europe or America. The money will finish a lot faster over there.

pcicero:


It's surprising why you guys can't sit in your shithole and feed yourselves first.

When your cohorts start making unprovoked remarks against a particular people, most of you will keep silent and giving useless likes until the heat is turned back on you.

Bunch of retards

Do we look hungry? We are responsible that's why we feed ourselves and also feed you.

Learn to respect your senior.

CeeKay17:

That wasn't my point thou was it? Besides if you're given a gift, you can always sell if off for cash if you feel it's unnecessarily expensive & flamboyant.
You can't sell a product given to you via endorsement. Nadal has to wear the watch whether he likes it or not. So you can't use this scenario to make your point.

It perfectly fits into my rants.

A lot of Nigerian celebrities model and show off expensive clothes and products given to them too but people like you will start shouting them fake lifes and poverty mentality.

Metuh:

It perfectly fits into my rants.

A lot of Nigerian celebrities model and show off expensive clothes and products given to them too but people like you will start shouting them fake lifes and poverty mentality.

It doesn't because this wasn't gifted to Nadal, he's under contract to wear the watch every single match he plays. It's not the same thing as being gifted an expensive product which you can always sell off if you want.

His money, his business, he can spend his money as he wants. He uses his money to acquire whenever he want and some people now shouting vanity upon vanity, when the guy was doing what he knows how to do best to earn his money why don't you screaming vanity by then? Omo continue enjoying yourself life jare.

obonujoker:


my pleasure chiemena....

Chi not chiemena

lilfreezy:
will it tell me the time Jesus will come

Maybe it will tell you the time Mohammed will resurrect sha!

OkpaAkuEriEri:
Vanity upon vanity
because of ds watch...afonja will kee dia brother

ode!!! Do you think the afonjas..are so bloody like you Igbos?

Chi59:

Chi not chiemena

Lol... chi is short for a longer name na

SamUtaji:
Rafael Nadal Won The French Open For The 11th Time And One Incident Brought Attention To His Most Expensive Piece Of Equipment, His $725,000 (N261 Million) Richard Mille Watch.
During The Men’s Singles Final, Nadal’s Left Hand Began To Cramp. As Nadal Received Treatment For His Hand And He Continued To Massage It For Several Minutes After, The Cameras Frequently Zoomed In On His Hands And The Orange Watch.

Nadal’s Latest Version Of The Watch Is The RM27-03, Valued At $725,000 (N261 Million), According To Forbes. That Is Actually A Tad Below The $775,000 (N261 Million) Price Tag On His Previous RM27-02, Which Nadal First Wore At The 2015 French Open.

Nadal Is No Stranger To The World Of High-End Watches. In 2010 He Began Wearing Another Richard Mille Timepiece Valued At $500,000. In 2013, He Was Wearing The First Incarnation Of The RM27, One Valued At $690,000.

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Will the watch tell him the time Jesus will come?

inoki247:
wetin aliexpress go dey use beg u at a cheaper rate

it seems you know more about aliexpress,how is their delivery like?

Can it predict what will happen tomorrow ? Madness of the highest order.

Even the people wey make am no dey wear am

SamUtaji:
Rafael Nadal Won The French Open For The 11th Time And One Incident Brought Attention To His Most Expensive Piece Of Equipment, His $725,000 (N261 Million) Richard Mille Watch.
During The Men’s Singles Final, Nadal’s Left Hand Began To Cramp. As Nadal Received Treatment For His Hand And He Continued To Massage It For Several Minutes After, The Cameras Frequently Zoomed In On His Hands And The Orange Watch.

Nadal’s Latest Version Of The Watch Is The RM27-03, Valued At $725,000 (N261 Million), According To Forbes. That Is Actually A Tad Below The $775,000 (N261 Million) Price Tag On His Previous RM27-02, Which Nadal First Wore At The 2015 French Open.

Nadal Is No Stranger To The World Of High-End Watches. In 2010 He Began Wearing Another Richard Mille Timepiece Valued At $500,000. In 2013, He Was Wearing The First Incarnation Of The RM27, One Valued At $690,000.

Business Insider

Thought only blacks wear vanity upon vanity tagged items like this