₦airaland Forum

capetownboyz:
I’m dragging the issue with support ..like having 70 percent acceptance rate to beating down my score to 38 under 2 days cause I avoided some ridiculous trip which I have always done so in the past, worst still 9 min which I normally get as out of radius for a trip now shows as normal trip and I don’t take way too long pick up distance ..each miss one point goes down which doesn’t make sense ..think I might just go back to Uber and Indrive for now ..

capetownboyz:
Bolts keeps beating down my acceptance rate cause of some far trips out of my radius I refused to pick not it seems so deliberate,taking one points for every ignored trip ..points I worked so hard before just get taken away so easily by them ..This apps think we are slaves to their business or what ..pffft

Treaster:
I almost accept any amount as long as it's a very short pick up and/or the drop off is to an area where I'll most likely get another request asap.

dapotemi:
Like the old folks, this new set of drivers are also millionaire...Uber drivers are really making it in Nig right now..Nothing dey affect them!
But who are those people dancing skelewu in Alausa? Those drivers rushing to install CNG, maybe they don't need it after all so far you can still net 50k a day!
50k * 30 = 1,500,000
Drivers are earning even more than CFO and CTO of most companies sef.
You made about 100k driving in a day, yet the fuel gauge of ur Camry muscle SLIGHTLY drop from "F".

zenburster:
May the best lobby firm win.

Look at the actions of leaders of a so-called "Independent" nation.

The colonial masters clearly left too soon

Jamie90:
I bought gas of 10,700 and for did almost 72k on indrive, 6k on uber and 2,800 offline.

I still have gas remaining. Had to refill twice because there was no pressure in the morning. But total na still 10,700.

nairalanda1:
Well, I guess you should organise a revolution and change things then, and I am not being sarcastic.

nairalanda1:
I am sure 90% of our population would love to go back to the 1970s when one naira was one dollar and bread cost 50kobo

In fact we could have been on our way to a much better economy than under GEJ right now if APC in 2015 started the process of diversified economy, industrialisation and subsidy removal on power and petrol back then.

That they didn't is why they are useless

GEJ economy was based on high oil prices and the fact that our debt being forgiven in 2006 meant that most of the oil revenue could be poured into subsidies. Until the high price of oil drove subsidy costs to levels that were economically unstable

Also the good times under GEJ stifled domestic industries. High oil prices means more forex to use in importing which means problems down the road. Industries close down and unemployment increases.

And when the oil prices crash borrowing commences to keep up appearances. Already happening under GEJ as at September 2014.

Glithronix:
AutoTechDoyz don vex finish.

As Readadream don talk, when him finish, him go grab him phone, turn on location and data connection, then start scanning for rides.

People wey no send anybody.

Funny.... 😸😸😸

Gentlelife50:
I believe this because it was bolt that made uber to reduce their price, at first they were forming jagaban until bolt came into the picture.
But it has its own disadvantages, they will be feeling like God.

erad:
Lol... See entitlement mentality.
I repeat again, NOBODY OWES YOU ANYTHING.

Being communal and being a burden are two very distinct things. Communal means everyone is contributing, being a burden means only one party is contributing while the other only consumes. And let's even assume we go by your logic, where do you draw the line? When does the giver get tired?

There's nothing foreign about not encouraging freeloaders. A community can't grow when the majority are lazying around expecting others to carry their weight. That's not how a community works, that's abuse of privileges.

Little wonder social media is filled with beggars who believe it's their right to collect. It's because of warped mentalities like this. Being African does not mean you should be a burden onto others and them indulging you. That only destroys the community and gives birth to spoilt, entitled brats.

erad:
You don't see them as your cousins because they don't want a freeloader? Lol.

As if they don't have their own issues to deal with. Whether you accept or not, you're a burden on them. No one owes you anything, not even your parents.

Hemanwel:
What kind of kindergarten grammar is "For Shooting of A Gardener"? Why not simply say, "For Shooting A Gardener"?

nairalanda1:
Okay, let's vote for leaders who will take us on the path to industrial growth and development ....you guys would be voting for leaders because they are from your tribe or because you want more oil money.

That;s why you don't have the industrial backbone that would enable phd's to contribute to industrial growith and scientific growth. You don;'t want that type of leader, you want atiku , tinubu and obi.

MEGAWATCH:
This is nonsense, I don't know why we Africans will always allow foreigners to confuse us as if we don't have an age long tradition.

If someone is beaten by a snake, just do this and everything will calm down:


Give the person an onions to eat,

Then use a charcoal to place on the spot where the snake has beaten the person and watch as the charcoal takes the poison out of the body of the person and after about 20 minutes he will be very fit to go his way.

🙏🙏🙏

Angelfrost:
Yeah... Henry is right.

Sadly, it's becoming a disturbing trend among striking players these days.

They are more interested in personal glory than team success.

There are things, simple and basic things, a striker should know to do like squaring up the ball for better positioned players in the box.

This is rudimentary football... Just common sense.

Especially when victory is not yet fully secured.

Coaches need to start getting stricter about such things... Any striker that won't change should be disciplined by benching.

Bluelines69:
Is there a way to inject pace into our game? I just don’t see us moving the ball as fast as other teams, see the high intensity of this match and it’s been a while I’ve seen us play like that

iichidodo:
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