₦airaland Forum

skup008:
really feel for the guy... you will understand if only you have been a street hustler. if you know or see what some people do, just to take something into there stomach,you will know how much you are blessed. people are really suffering.

To all legit hustlers,by The God Almighty's special grace, your hustles would be blessed....more blessings to my self too. AMEEN

Sunnycliff:
Why have we decided to behave like animals in the quest for elusive green pastures? If Nnamdi Kalu say this is a zoo pple will nail him, is this not a clear evidence? Does humans behave this way?

justbix:
It really troubles my mind when I see young and able bodied Nigerians repeatedly walking pass opportunities that are capable of making them financially independent. Instead of latching unto these opportunities they rather prefer to wait for a "paid job" that's not even anywhere. The Creature has blessed us abundantly with good soil, weather, water etc that support agriculture... Isn't it high time we tapped into our agricultural potentials to earn a living? If you can't get involved in the planting and cultivation, you be involved in the selling of the produce. Sure! You know no society can get enough of its agricultural produce. Kolanut is of those produces that our society can never get enough of. This produce is highly sought after by beverage companies that are scattered all over our country. Pharmaceutical companies equally need for production; our brothers from the North are always in need of it because of its caffeine content. While our brothers in the South need it for cultural purposes. I have been into this line of business for a couple of months, and I am not regretting it because it has been paying my bills. Get involved today and you won't bother looking for a job again. I have introduced a number of young Nigerians to the business; I can introduce you too. Contact me.

Everyday4:
can you elaborate wat you did and how it worked plz.

justbix:
It really troubles my mind when I see young and able bodied Nigerians repeatedly walking pass opportunities that are capable of making them financially independent. Instead of latching unto these opportunities they rather prefer to wait for a "paid job" that's not even anywhere. The Creature has blessed us abundantly with good soil, weather, water etc that support agriculture... Isn't it high time we tapped into our agricultural potentials to earn a living? If you can't get involved in the planting and cultivation, you be involved in the selling of the produce. Sure! You know no society can get enough of its agricultural produce. Kolanut is of those produces that our society can never get enough of. This produce is highly sought after by beverage companies that are scattered all over our country. Pharmaceutical companies equally need for production; our brothers from the North are always in need of it because of its caffeine content. While our brothers in the South need it for cultural purposes. I have been into this line of business for a couple of months, and I am not regretting it because it has been paying my bills. Get involved today and you won't bother looking for a job again. I have introduced a number of young Nigerians to the business; I can introduce you too. Contact me.