₦airaland Forum

Zonefree:
After going through the thread sorrowfully, I think y'all will agree with me it's time Yoruba elders find a lasting solution to curb this incessant skull mining by Yoruba youths.

mudic:
Not easy at all, I just tagged a dog breeder to your post on twitter hopefully you get someone who’s interested. I myself I am away for 2 months now from my Caucasian shepherd, he’s just 8 months old and not getting full care looking for Caucasian shepherd lovers to take him in.

Parachoko:
Very risky

Poultry business is only good for person with lots of capital

wiseoneking:
I think it's because of the porr standard of houses there in which many are not even painted.

javaguru:
whats ur point actually

SlavaUkraini:
Simple advice:

Old Keke go make you talk Waka oo...

Be careful.... Make sure you locate a strong and sound old Keke.

Alternatively... Since your cash is limited for now,

If you know anyone, a Cooperative or any Bank that do give out Keke for "Balance and Take" then :

Carry that your Half Keke money and look for a guarantor...

Go to those cooperative or microfinance bank that are giving out Brand New Keke to people that are serious for Hustle.

Collect a Brand New Keke with a half down payment. (The money you are to Balance would look High initially but with a New Keke and a serious hustling spirit, you go smile las las)

You stand a better chance to quickly "Balance and Take" your Keke.

It is better you Start the Transport business journey with a New Keke.

So that you nor go begin Catch Witch and Talk Waka with an Old Keke.

Haynnie:
Do you have a story of the most embarrassing thing that fell out of your pocket/bag?

I remembered some time ago when I went to get some groceries at the mall. I forgot I bought groundnut earlier before I got to the mall. I kept it in my pocket and went ahead to get my stuff. After picking the items I needed. I went straight to the cashier's desk and joined the queue. If you see the hot chicks that were behind me, even the cashier wasn’t left out in this contest of beauty. Omo, I was already thinking after paying for my groceries I’ll wait a little bit and make advances on any of them.

It got to my turn to pay. The cashier calculated my items and told me the price of what I bought. She asked me if I was paying with cash or a card.
I told her cash preferably. My right hand reached for my pocket. The moment I dipped my hand in, I withdrew the money and the groundnut escaped from the side and fell on the floor. The cellophane got burst and the groundnut sprawled in different directions.
I was just looking at the #50 groundnut littering the place I stood. The girls at my back saw the groundnut come out of my pocket and couldn't help but giggle. The cashier was just looking at me in a puzzled way as she extend her hand to receive the money for what I bought.
What got me embarrassed was when one lady who was struggling her way to the front queue said, “How fine boy go shook groundnut for pocket dey chop am like small pikin?”
I couldn't say anything, that day I wished everything could come to an end quickly because my ego has been dealt with and the motivation to approach turned zero.
I had to hurry and take my stuff out before they finish me with their hypocritical look.


There are more embarrassing experiences I had but I would like to hear from the house of NL what embarrassing thing has fell out of their pocket/bag
Story story ayaya kpo. Abeg pass me one box of ground nut and Continue

Joyce95:
The Man for Job.

soliddust2020:
Asaba 12.5 kg is 11,400.