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Una wan steal thousands of people's ideas for only 400k. Money wey drivers dey collect monthly in Lagos.






Make una dey play oo.

Now tell us, how can we reach you?

Not everyone is going to start calling you or texting you to ask for price. Be wise brother.

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Enjoyment killed the young lady.
Unfortunately, others will not learn. 😁😁

RIP 😢

Follow Jesus, you go dey follow Pastor.

Only if people could create time to read that bible on their own, they'll be free from the hands of all this so called men of God.

Education in Nigeria is very affordable to be honest. But the affordable is luxury for many. May God save our country.

Until Government bans sport betting in Nigeria, sense will run away from many youths

Kobojunkie:
If betting is not banned, why are those attacking him attacking him? 😒😒

Most of them are addict players throwing stones on the young boy

My brothers from the yeast. Una well done o.

We will all see on the other side. E sure gan.
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See as people dey look. Prolly he was not even fully dead then. 🤔

What are the symptoms that should trigger people to go for HIV test? @op

Rich man will get richer.

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Happenings everywhere

Make I bend if abockee carry all this kind qualification

Video be like old video or scripted video. I no even see oyinbo. Something doesn't seem right. Our president needs to do live video. Let's confirm he's fine

Samsung A series are cheap and affordable and have very cheap replacements parts. They even offer flex payments.

South African businesses in Nigeria, una lucky oooo. Aje

Story time. We are here


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HIV don full outside now oooo

sweerychick:
at least he's funding his tr

Simply because he's not in any political office. If he's not paying, who will pay? Uf he was president, will he pay himself?

Opposition just wey waste their money. Like it or not 2027 is for APC.

Wasting transport fare. No be Nigeria you want fix, why travel the world like Ajala

In Nigeria, it's either you take it or take it.

We no dey get choice

Omo, this one should be hanged ooooo. Evil woman

Wooing is for the biggest boys ooooo. No be me wey dey work 9am - 6pm go dey woo liability

nairalanda1:
This is the attitude of a person who does not want to do the hard work of communicating in marriage, and the hard work of staying married. A lazy person, in other words.

Also, your children would eventually remain bitter towards you for the rest of their lives. And you won't have peace of mind.

Oga, your problem is your selfcenterdness. Get rid of it. Before it whacks you hard, and you cannot recover. Work on yourself. The women you hate, they include your mother and your sisters. And am sure your father did not have the attitude you have, otherwise he won't have married your mother.

I think you misunderstood my point completely. I did not say people should hate women, neither did I say marriage is bad. My point is about peace and the kind of life a person chooses to live.

You called someone lazy for saying that remaining single after having children can give a person peace. But is choosing peace automatically laziness? Marriage requires communication, patience and hard work, yes. But so does deciding to walk away from a situation that is destroying your peace. Staying married at all costs is not the only evidence that a person is hardworking or mature.

And please, let's not use children as an emotional weapon. Children can be bitter when parents separate, but children can also grow up bitter when they spend years watching their parents fight, disrespect each other, cheat, abuse each other or live together without love and peace. Marriage under one roof does not automatically mean a happy family.

You also said my point is self-centeredness. I disagree. Wanting peace of mind is not selfish. A person has one life, and nobody should be forced to remain in a relationship simply because society says, “You must stay married.” If a person decides that they would rather raise their children and remain single than enter another relationship that may bring them pain, that is a personal choice.

And bringing my mother and sisters into it doesn't strengthen your argument. The fact that my father married my mother does not mean I must make the same choices he made. Every generation faces different circumstances, and every individual has the right to learn from what they see around them.

My original point remains very simple: if a man wants children but genuinely values his peace and does not want the complications that can come with marriage and relationships, remaining single after having children may be a better choice for him.

You may disagree with that choice, and that's fine. But disagreement does not make the person lazy, selfish or incapable of communication.

Sometimes the real wisdom is not in forcing yourself to remain in a situation just to prove that you can endure it. Sometimes wisdom is knowing what kind of life gives you peace and having the courage to choose it.

As a man ehhhhhh, if you want to have peace in this life, have kids and remain single. There's no better peace that been far away from that gender of destruction.

[b]State of billionaires. [/b]They need loan?

Maybe, in a strange way, their departure is also a wake-up call for us. For decades, we have depended heavily on foreign companies, foreign capital, foreign products and foreign expertise to keep our economy moving. Now that some of them are leaving, perhaps it is time for Nigerians to look inward and ask ourselves a very painful but important question: what happens if we finally decide to build Nigeria for Nigerians?

I don't celebrate the hardship that comes with companies leaving. Ordinary Nigerians are the ones who feel the consequences through job losses, higher prices and reduced opportunities. But I also refuse to believe that Nigeria's destiny is tied permanently to the presence of foreign companies.

We have the people. We have the brains. We have the natural resources. We have the entrepreneurs. We have young Nigerians who are exceptionally talented and capable of building world-class businesses. What we have lacked for too long is the environment, consistency, leadership and courage to truly build.

So if a foreign company can no longer survive here, let us not simply sit down and mourn its departure. Let Nigerian entrepreneurs ask, “What can we build that will replace what they left behind?” Let our engineers create. Let our farmers produce. Let our manufacturers manufacture. Let our software developers build. Let our young people innovate instead of constantly looking for a way out.

And to the foreign companies that can afford to wait, wait. Those who believe in Nigeria and remain through the difficult years may eventually witness something extraordinary. Because Nigeria will not remain down forever.

There will come a time when the economy stabilises. There will come a time when the naira strengthens. There will come a time when industries rise again, infrastructure improves and the enormous Nigerian market becomes even more attractive.

And when that day comes, we must not be ashamed that we had to rebuild ourselves from almost nothing.

I genuinely believe Nigeria can rise again. Not because our problems are small, they are enormous but because the potential of this country is even greater.

Perhaps this is our painful season of learning to stand on our own feet.

Let us stop asking, “Who is coming to save Nigeria?” and start asking, “What can I do to help build the Nigeria I want my children to inherit?”

One day, I pray we will look back at these difficult years and realise that they were not the end of Nigeria's story, but the beginning of a new chapter.

Nigeria will be great again. Insha Allah. 🇳🇬❤️