₦airaland Forum

chocolateme:
called another carpenter to adjust it, he will come in 3 days time to do it, still managing it like that

theenchanter:
I don't care.

theenchanter:
it's sooner...... Rather than later.

obaaderemi:
[nope quote author=jln115 post=95019301]in the video you can clearly see and hear that it's a white Zimbabwean Its on the table but what is happening currently is white Zimbabwean farmers coming back to work as tenants of black farmers.


And I was you I'd rather do more research wrt land reforms in SA before having a discussion on it.. What research is necessary about land reforms in South Africa?
It's plain that land reform is a big issue in South Africa and blacks are looking towards land redistribution like it happened in Zimbabwe. Whether the ANC government has the balls to do that is another kettle of fish. But the blacks are aware that about 70% of all arable land are in the hands of white South Africans who are less than 10% of the population.
That's why I laugh when black South Africans come here to support the status quo as if they think they can deceive people on social media.

BTW, do you know about Senekal?

obaaderemi:
Are the trees like this one? Can you see the one with the red flowers in the centre of the picture?

Samorobo2:
Here you go nakuru...I told you your economy is shrinking you were busy making noise...forget it's and mark today's date on the wall ..kenya economy will shrink throughout this year.

susy6999:
One of the thugs sent to destroy Alausa ENDSARS Protest has been traced

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Jibsy203:
But my afonja bloda, why is osubande looking like a sick monkey

DjCandyMusic:
if i catch that one wey get side curve .. i will shift her womb and make sure i loot her breast

myBraine:
Typical Nigerian mentality.

Can't an accomplished politician prosper in peace again?

A man that singlehandedly built Lagos from scratch doesn't deserve to own a mansion. Now I know how backward people's reasoning are in this part of the world.

chocolateme:
this is the upfront payment he asked for to use and buy materials after which I pay the balance of 10k.

Magnoliaa:
Uhn uhh. Most of what you wrote doesn't cut it. At least in relation to my question. Maybe, I didn't specify enough... I'm talking about a structured, collective, economical whole or good or gain, AS LEGACIES, our parents left...

Magnoliaa:
My parents? This ain't subjective. Otherwise, we shouldn't have undereducated youths, with proof of statistics showing the deplorable state of education in Africa/Nigeria (and in contrast to the past).

Magnoliaa:
Sah, my question was what YOU LEFT FOR US. That we can do something with... During the military rule, the economy was good. As in, while, and in the reign of soldiers. Both coexisted, not so? I understand they abused human rights, that's not my point. From the point of independence, all through 2 republics and the beginnings of the fourth -- was Nigeria stable or not?

Magnoliaa:
Don't hijack, our recent achievements, plix.

No be we be hustlers, doing start up businesses here and there? The 21st Century, technology-addicted kids? Our older Nigerian elders made it so?

Magnoliaa:
Something our elders left for us to work with, again, as you said. This is not it.

How many of us are actively into banking, benefitting from it? How many applications get rejected due to a lack of qualifications and working experiences they ask for? Yeah, y'all founded it. But, are we in them, running things?

Magnoliaa:
I'm not contending the ills of the youth. Same, so how many of us clean ones have been helped by diaspora? Should this not be evident everywhere?



Hustling is not the issue. It is an enabling and fertile environment suitable to make one blossom.

helinues:
Funnily, I inspired the writer about that particular article...

Seeing your positive handiwork always bring smiles on the cheek....

freeborn02:
You are even more stupid. Ask your head if it is all those who are above 40 that are in government, then you will realise how very stupid you are yourself

Magnoliaa:
What are the things given to us? From older Nigerian generations oh. I'll like to know. Can you list them? (Do not tell me to go research, plix and plix).

angelfallz:
the 1st bolded, i strongly disagree that respect for elders is silly or was designed to keep kids below their parents, leaders etc.

the 2nd bolded, our ancestors are achieved a lot. haven't you heard of the Benin empire? Oyo empire? but sadly with the coming of the white man,
they destroyed and buried so much of our culture and who we are as people. Do you know how many Nigeria cultural artifacts that are in museums in the UK and europe?

there is nothing wrong in respecting and listening to our elders, i'm happy you even added asia. do you know how much respect and love the asians shower on their parents and elders?

In the end you too would become an old cargo. and if at your youthful age you engineered a society that has no regard for the elderly, you must be prepared to suffer the consequence in your old age.

walakolobo:
Zexyworm

Ask for worm when you get there, just to complete your name.

obaaderemi:
She.male shma is pained that Nigerians don't pay them attention anymore. He must have been viewing this thread at night and getting angry.

Redcrafton:
stop displaying chep deceit here.

So because herdsmen are not state organ you will look the other way when the kill innocent Nigerians?

Who backs the herdsmen, not the state organ?

How many killer herdsmen have been arraigned in court for the killings.

Nobody hates you, but people hate your duplicitous nature.

As for trouping to your region...always remember that Awolowo whom you revered so much murdered up to 3million vulnerable women and children to ensure that the trouping remains.

Redcrafton:
No you didn't speak up for those people or we would have seen the protest from your media control team.

You only speak when it affects you and you want everybody to flow with you...but you didn't do anything when they were in trouble.

That;s selfishness.

You should allow those who didn't protest be.

That's my point.

flokii:
Why should Nigerians help you igbos leave? Are you blind or you can't find your way to the exit door?
Will you ask us to help you sleep with your wife so you can have kids? You ain't making any sense my friend.

Redcrafton:
...and herdsmen killing?

Did it affects only the Benue and Plateau people

Nigeriabiafra80:
We igbos don’t care about your sars or covid 19
What we are saying
Endnigerianow

ethicallyright:
My concern is not really your political views because they are your opinion and your right. My concern is the part in bold which is the future and thus more important. I'll write less and just raise points.


(1) Investors are not like financial institutions who give loans and get repaid with interest. Investors are individuals or corporate bodies that pump capital into a business or an idea in exchange for a certain degree of control over the business.

2) Banks do not give loans to people just because of hope or trust because entrepreneurship is a pool of risk. Politicians get loans in Nigeria because they have the collateral. If the business fails they can get the loan back through the sale of the collateral which was valued to be the measure of the loan that was granted. Is it your family house or ancestral land that you will take to first bank or GtB?


3) Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Twitter , Snapchat etc were not built with loans. I ask you to challenge me with evidence if you have one.
These tech startups turned billion dollars multinationals because of venture capitalists and angel investors.

(Example Evan Spiegel created Snapchat like any other app on the Apple store. Barry Eggers , the first investor had a daughter who was always bored. A certain weekend he noticed his daughter playing and very happy with her phone and as an inquisitive person Eggers who was impressed questioned her and discovered that a new app "Snapchat" which was then worth nothing made his favorite daughter happy. He reasoned that if Snapchat could make his girl happy, then he could get more money if he invested in the company as young girls and teenagers seeking fun would be interested in the app. That was how Spiegel got his funding in millions of dollars. If you don't understand this , think of Otedollar funding an unknown company because he reasoned that since it made a younger Dj Cuppy happy , it would be popular among the youths and make him and the founder more money.)


Others like Facebook were crowd funded by Havard students and later by venture capitalist after Zuckerberg and his team showed them a long term plan for the company.

4. Nigerians who are under the ages of 40 have enough money to invest but they are more interested in quick returns. For a tech company to start yielding profit, it may take at least 5 years. It takes 3-6 months to package an artiste, get him a hit and then start making money from him.
Victor AD which I'm well aware of his story had his label invest 20 million naira for his "wetin we gain" single. Emperor chizzy is under 40 and invested more than 50 million on Kiss Daniel, Sugar boy and the rest in his label who never succeeded.
Erica got more than 30 million naira just from crowdfunding within a month after she was disqualified from big brother naija.
Linda Ikeji would rather buy a room of shoes and 10 cars each for her brothers and sisters than investing as one of the youth who first discovered the money the internet offers.


It is the youth in America that built silicone valley in California and funded their startups.
The government of America has not spent a dime on the tech startups making waves today. They even want to tax them and have a share of their unstoppable wealth that didn't stop flowing even during the pandemic.

Nairaland could have been a multi billion naira company if the youth understood the stock exchange market . Séun would have listed his company there . 1000 ,2000 ,3000 naira that an average youth uses to gamble could have earned him 5000 the first month at Lagos stock exchange if he knew what to do there. He would reinvest that 5000 the next month and get 20,000.

While the youth in America prefer the New York Stock Exchange that will give 25% ROI and aid in production, our country prefers Ponzi schemes which promise 100% ROI and get scammed in the process.

Only if they knew that school has never been a scam.

omoharry:
Regarding crowed Funding ,do you think if Nigerians have access to easy & cheaper loan with with lower interest rate like thier counterpart abroad, they would seek investors outside ?These investors have unlimited access to loan with very low interest rate, which makes them easily sought for for investment purposes . Do you think if the system makes it friendly for Nigerians to access these kind of loan at a minimal interest rate, they would go looking for foreign investors who will likely take the lion share of the profit ?
We are still saying thesame thing but you just choose to closed your mind to what the op is saying . The young Nigerians have to struggle four times as hard on how to start up a business or earn a living in order to keep thier head up in a hostile country that has no plans for their younger generation .Yes I am agree with the Op. The older generation that have ruled this country in one way or the other are terrible elders and do not deserve any respect from younger Nigerian.
One of them is presently ruling Nigerian and just look at his style or leadership ? Our old men have nothing to offer . The earlier we recognize this the better .

Naughtysite:
I don't like this kind of thread. People blaming others for what they can do for themselves.

My only pain is after you.have arranged your path to success and other people out of entitlement mentality, push you off it.

Dede1:
Bro\sis, most Nigerians seemed not to belong. They have silly tendencies to blame others for their shortcomings.