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I’ve been thinking seriously about this as a man in my late 20s. Having grown up in Lagos, at 14 I already had a mobile phone so now I’m trying to convince myself that I can live without electricity and screens but I don’t think I’m winning. Albeit, sometimes, I find myself longing for the peaceful lifestyle of waking up to the sound of birds and breeze from trees, organic foods at my disposal and most importantly nobody fit rush me. I don’t have to meet any stupid deadlines. The only work is farming/poultry and I actually enjoy that. My secondary worry is females. Since all the girls leave the village to go to the city for better lives, no be only grandmas go dey? In summary my dream life would be having a home in a thick forest that leads to a waterfall, a woman to keep my company, a little DIY gym and healthy farm/poultry that’s enough to feed like 10 people. So I can eat chicken and fruits everyday. |
Sangoamadioha1:Those 1st world countries are the ones impoverishing Africa dummy |
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Please someone dear to me has breast cancer and needs treatment urgently. She's been scheduled for a mastectomy @ N500,000 but she doesn't have the money. Any NGOs you can recommend that can help? |
FlawlessKarl:As a Yoruba man, the truth is if we had Yoruba land, we can never consider Tinubu for presidency but because they wanted to win the fight against other tribes, any Yoruba at all would do, even the one of questionable identity. |
OGHENAOGIE:Ok the dots again lol, you're entitled to your opinion. There are already features of liberalism in the progress Lagos enjoys today BUT the koko is to know where the important stuff lies. Like controlling government, land owning, tax. You create a welcoming environment for people to come and do business meanwhile they're actually enriching us. I'm not against both Yoruba and English announcements but going as far as to say to hell to potential investors who can't speak Yoruba out of spite is just unnecessary. Again, this is just my view. |
Christistruth00:I'm not against BOTH English and Yoruba announcements in Lagos. I'm against that guy that said if you can't speak Yoruba in Lagos to hell with you. It's not very welcoming for commerce, wouldn't you agree? |
OGHENAOGIE:Firstly, I can't really take you seriously when you write "....." after every sentence. Improve. Secondly, I'M A YORUBA MAN. One of the advantages Lagos enjoys is being VERY COMMERCIAL down to spoken/written language (English) especially for foreign investors. You think it was easy for Taiye Taiwo to adapt to France? Language is usually a huge barrier. I think Lagos already has enough landmarks to show that it's a Yoruba state. Whoever says otherwise is a fool but going this way, from a strategic point seems like a lower hand for us. In the end, it's your opinion. |
OGHENAOGIE:C'mon! Ethnic division is so shallow! Lagos is not a country. You're acting like our Ondo or Oyo State is doing better than the other regions. Many factors make Lagos what it is today. Lagos is enjoying being(it still is) the headquarters of colonialism(because of the strategic location to exploit and ship out our resources), coupled with being the centre of commerce due to said colonialism. Commerce means Easterners, Northerners come and can conduct business. Purposely changing the language used for transportation is 'anti-commerce'. This initial gra gra is not the way to glorify our Yoruba language. It's simply shooting ourselves in the foot. Even Benin was once a centre of commerce but na initial gra gra cos them to lose that privilege. Lagos too can lose it. |
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MAKAPOLY:Not lately though, they’ve been playing attacking football. |
BoldBrainz:They’re not talking about me and you. They’re talking about their elitist friends living in Ikeja GRA and Ikoyi. They actually have close to 24/7 electricity in those environs. When has the Nigerian govt ever done anything for the masses? Lol |
Maybe if you didn't charge N100 to use the toilets touts won't shhiitt outside your terminals |
Only a child will not be able to recognise that Nigeria is on state arrest and the corruption has eaten deep even at the judiciary level. Don't expect too much from today's ruling. |
Reflect7:You can't blame them, it's because the narrative is not the same as their reality. Palm tree plantation in Imo, Rice plantation in Kano, Plantain plantation in Nassarawa, this this in Kogi yet Nigerians don't eat 3 square meals. Why? It is because these foods that should serve Nigerians have been used as cash crops for foreign interests since colonialism so in a way they are correct; these plantations don't exist to us. What worries me the most is the level of consciousness of my people. By now I didn't expect to still be hearing BLACK race inferiority complex chants from BLACK PEOPLE. I keep explaining to my people to pick up books on our history so they can know who their enemies are. There's nothing wrong with the black race, just a few corrupted individuals in our leadership spaces. |
We have them in Nigeria but the produce are mostly cash crops for foreign interests and not to feed Africans so you can't really be eager to show it off. |
Fujiyama:“The VIS only collects cash - as if it is a bank.” This got me laughing hysterically. I’m sorry you went through that avoidable ordeal. Lagos still has in it’s systems, symptoms of the headquarters of colonialism where on the surface of it, it looks like it’s working but a closer look at the skeletal system, you’ll find rot and wickedness. Best described by a writer as a modern city with archaic systems…..and it doesn’t have to be so. The chain reaction of the expensive governments that don’t invest in the people is too aggressive. People begin to act wiser than God created them to. |
Smart man. He won kick start e “I miss Buhari” chants asap because he knows Tinubu will do worse than him. God abeg. |
This could be profitable only if Lagos government was a good govt. This is free advert for the BRTs, the ferries and the trains because people that never used them would try them now. If they have good experiences, it’s something they would opt for and drop their cars. But as a user, I can tell you the wait time for the BRTs is nothing to write home about. They’re always sluggish and allowing rogues cut in line. And I we still can’t top up the cards from our phones. 2/10 rating. |
"All of us know how long dem dey take make road for here" - Fela Umahi knows Nigeria and eternal national cake from road construction na 5 and 6. The only reasonable transportation Lagos - Abuja is efficient railway systems. |
too funnyIf them give Lagosians the option to migrate to Durban in SA that’s not even on the list and people in Durban to come to Lagos, I wonder which City will become overpopulated? ![]() 5th my foot |
shantti:I couldn't believe my eyes. If I fit be God for 5 mins, I'll just round up all Tinubu supporters and lock them up because I know that very soon they'll commit a crime. See how human being dey think abeg!! |
pandoragirigory:"Instead of going through the rigors of asking for replacement, he did another one" Is that how you did yours when you were looking for a job? Why ever would you think it's ok to even utter such if not that you're a criminal. |
There are some atom of truth in what he has said especially if he includes himself as being from time to time a partaker of the disempowerment of afrobeats but props to him as even his low quota of music synonymous to our reality is still the highest in the music industry. The origin of fela’s afrobeats was 90% political issues and 10% flenjour. Our reality is the same as back then but somehow we’re having 90% flenjour and 10% political music. How has this happened? If you asked me I'd say the political elites realised how powerful music can be and as a precaution, they've weaned and filtered out the true political or rebellious sounds to the sewers, pushing forward the garbage we have now. It didn’t happen by randomness, someone put conscious effort into making it so. If you’re looking for music close to our reality, please stream and listen to my song O.Z - Stalemate on audiomack https://audiomack.com/ozencore/song/stalemate Please like and comment on the song❤️❤️ |
madone:Would the lady not be controlling? Will she not demean the man in every way possible when there's a little misunderstanding? Man is wired to have pride in providing food for his family. I don't know but I don't think it ends well if it's a dominant man. The man will have to have very low self esteem and confidence for it to work. Men committing suicide are actually dominant men but not enough to dominate and they have my respect, as it takes a lot of balls to commit suicide. It’s natural selection, only the strongest of the strongest survive. Not in any form supporting suicide btw. I just believe if you can’t help a man be his best self, don’t ask him not to take his life. |
Skyview01:Because there's oil money. They'll use it to buy food, thereby giving something that isn't special and grows everywhere in the world same value as oil. Is that not foolishness? That was how one fool was arguing with me on here that he'd rather have us do oil than agriculture. I knew then that some Nigerians' bodies are moving faster than their brains due to the effects of colonialism. The necessities of man is FOOD WATER and SHELTER not OIL. All over the world, countries get at least one or two right, maybe just some like the Nordic countries get all three right and it's no surprise these countries are the most peaceful in the world. When you have 2 or 3 of those necessities easily, everybody mind go rest. Na only Africa no get any one o. Last necessity na air, thank God say e no dey our African leaders hand, na for museum white people for dey go look black people skeleton by now. |
adioolayi:Yahoo boys dey buy those inflated commodities steady. Na legal 9-5 workers dey hear am now |
Parachoko:Ola Faceless Forum lon je lol |
Taylor90:(1)But even if each tribe had their own country, there will come up the issue of religion. Muslim versus Christian. If each religion in each tribe decided to break and have their own country, there will come up the issue of accent/tone because as a Yoruba I can tell you there are many Yoruba-ish Languages I don't understand a single word they say. If they all decided to form little settlements because I'm sure at that point they can't be called countries again, they might become too weak to defend themselves and they'll be conquered and back to square one. (2)Land sharing (for oil) will surely lead to a great civil war. How do we overcome these challenges? |
DECENTBWOY:Na so my own alcohol addiction start 😅 "I just won sleep, I just won sleep" The best suggestion is for you to workout right before bed. And I mean serious workout. Push ups till failure, squats till failure, if you have dumbbells curls till failure. Na your body go dey beg you for sleep and na you go beg am to wake. And you can download Bob Ross's painting videos on YouTube, no ads or sounds. They're very relaxing and can help provide a sleeping routine. |
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too funny