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Two weeks ago, I overheard a bunch of guys and girls discussing whether to get a job or raise capital for yahoo. One of them kept asking: should I do yahoo or look for a job?

The scary thing was that almost all his friends were in support of him starting Yahoo. Then this morning, I open my youtube feed and guess what came up on my page: This video-


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0r4pp-u_uI

It seems there's now open season for crime in Nigeria with everyone defending their position: Yahoo, politicians, human traffickers, kidnappers, organ traffickers and armed robbers.

How would you go about advising any young person not to start yahoo in the face of today's current economic realities?

just keep yourself sane and don't be bothering about other people's problems.

hmmn. this is superstory

Colson:
I'm old enough to feed you for a decade. Like I said, go and learn manners. I understand you're trying to tug head with mature minds as a learning curve to your growth but this isn't the way to go about it.

are you sure you earn enough to feed him for a decade?
That's the key question.

i know folks like that.

not surprised one bit by this.

When I was back in Nigeria, I heard of girls offering themselves to bikemen for transport. Utter shamelessness

you need to up your hustle. 200k is too small for a family to live off in today's Nigeria.

this is what unemployed behaviour looks like

needs updating by the way.

info is outdated. hope next few months won't bring even worse inflation?

just finished this. interesting conversation.

AfahaAbia:
I always wonder why GenZ find it difficult getting and managing a relationship!!! Is an epidemic!!!!

this is an old video. seems the girl is married now.

MisterBanny:
U go dey trust Nigerian woman... U be mumu

she was his church choir leader.

Sad!

This is how people repay kindness with evil.
Reminds me of the pastor's girlfriend in this story:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bY7CsKgIOWM

Here's why.

He will find some one alright. Just don't act surprised when you find out she's a hookup girl

I'm interested in being a mod. Can I get a second and third nomination.

Thanks

Dimaya:
i nominate 4mee.

She's sound on romance

I accept your nomination.

BTW, is there any special benefit to being a moderator?

Dimaya:
i nominate 4mee.

She's sound on romance

Because I'm a woman baa. You're nominating me so that you'll get a free pass in the romance section?

Ko le werk! If I become moderator, the first person I'll ban are your multiple monikers that keep reposting the same stories over and over again


Just kidding. How are you?

This kind of survey is biased

If this is true, you're being played.

Dimaya:
I see what you did here. Thank you for the review.

I watched a couple of episodes and frankly, I'm addicted. Are you apart of the production team cos I noticed you post a lot of video links on nairaland.

You're the backup plan

His wife-to-be committed the unforgivable sin

When Bayo, 32, a youth pastor with RCCG decided he was going to propose to his church girlfriend (who was also choir leader), he had no idea how crazy things would get. He concluded a 3 day retreat in February of that year, with the proposal ring in his jacket pocket.

What he didn't realize was that he was going to spend millions over 6 months preparing for a wedding that would never happen.


Everyday after the proposal, Bayo woke up at 6am, brushed his teeth, took his bath and ensured he fasted until 6pm. At 8am, he would dutifully resume work at the church office and proceed to prepare for services, whilst counselling other young people who were preparing to get married.

At 12 noon and 4pm, Pastor Bayo would call his wife to be and whisper sweet nothings over the phone. They were yet to be intimate as he was saving her for marriage


However, by April, something sinister had started cooking up. He began hearing whispers from friends that his wife-to-be had been seen multiple times around town with his best friend and best man who had just returned from the United states. By May, the wedding was unsure. His world was unraveling. In


In this video: when love goes wrong, Bayo and 14 other young Nigerian men share their hilarious, thought-provoking experiences being cheated on, breaking up situationships, being ghosted and managing the frustrations from ex lovers who've ripped your heart apart.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bY7CsKgIOWM

If you've ever had a broken heart, you're not alone.
Please watch the video, laugh a little, and subscribe to the channel just like I did.

It will get better.

Haa.

This year, make una no lose guard o. No gree for anybody.

And if anyone begs you for money, send them the video below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPk4YT3ta_4

Interesting. Your write-up appears like a lot theory.

Can we do a case study on a client you've actually done business with?

What is the point of this artivle

Don't waste your time.

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4KNGOATS:
Porn as it is has tremendously destroyed the lives of many individual today. Acts that are meant only for matrimonial gratification solely between couples has been cheaply exposed on social media to the views of spoilt-untrained kids. Young people no longer have the potential of targeted future ambitions they have resorted to seeking materialistic possessions at any costs,they no longer have the inner fear of God. The funny part of all these is that religious activities are booming, Criminal activities are also booming too. Am wondering is the world is sane.

OP, it has always been this way.