edogu:
I think we owe this man an apology.

hafal2020:
My peopel, pls, help me confirm the genuineness of this. I was asked to pay #5,160 as a COLLATERAL FEE for WITHDRAWAL.

Seunpapa65:

Is this stock of a thing real can you put me through

g0ldenval:
tell me what you need it for
picking 5 people

Yehwind02:
I am a mother of two, working as a teacher for over 6 years and the school just increased my salary to 30,000 this year. I just feel it's a waste of time and energy considering the present economy.
I am urgently in search of a job within Ikorodu, Maryland, Ojota Axis because I have decided to resign.
Nairalanders please help a sister🥲biko!!!

WannaHowzit:


You mean like how SA brought you DSTV, Shoprite, malls, escalators?

In this your starving tinubulated times, can you still afford to take your girl to ride South African escalators at Shoprite?☹️☹️☹️🇳🇬👎🏾

Rantingpiglets:
When I say that anything Yoruba accuse you of. They are the greatest in the act.
See below Yoruba politicians and their cases of fraud and drugs.

Very useless people..

Herkim:
Sold out

Iamdbull:

Maan been on my grind thanks for remembering us appreciate

Iamdbull:
Dbull on this one!!


Can someone take such huge Risk? Is trump that crazy? Let's check the bullet if it's a solid one




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgZSRzyMu4I?si=-RNfxmNF2lXIUclz

Peak11:
How much money?

ezenwaez:
Npower News: Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) Starts Application For Year 2024



According to Npower News the Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) has started application for year 2024.

This is to inform the public that the Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) has begun its application for the 2024/2025 economic empowerment in Nigeria.


The Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) is an empowerment programme established by the Federal Government of Nigeria to empower Nigerian households for economic self-sufficiency and social integration.

As a federal government empowerment programme, the Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) aims to foster viable agro and non-agro-based projects in the local government areas of Nigeria. The Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) also aims to kick off schemes and accelerate private sector involvement in economic growth and development.

The Family Economic Advancement Programme's objective is to harness the resources that exist in rural areas with a view to establishing viable cottage industries and other projects that will ensure the much-desired economic empowerment of the rural populace. The primary importance of the Family Economic Advancement Programme FEAP is poverty alleviation as well as economic empowerment through the institution of necessary micro-economic activities at various localities within Nigeria in a sustainable manner as an essential element for poverty eradication and self-economic empowerment of the household and individuals.

The Family Economic Advancement Programme's main aim of eradicating massive poverty. With the expertise of the Participating Banks, the Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) is a suitable policy capable of curtailing the economic hardship in the country.

Eligibility for The Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP)

To be eligible for the Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) Application, you must:

1. Applicants for the Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) must be a Nigerian citizen.

2. Applicants must be a member of either a Nuclear or Extended family.

3. Applicants must have a National Identification Number (NIN).

4. Applicants must be of the ages 18-65 years old.

5. Applicants must have good oral and written communication skills.

The Family Economic Advancement Programme (FEAP) application portal is now accessible at https://feap.ng/

Application closes 12midnight of Thursday, 22nd August, 2024.

Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/promoted/709606-family-economic-advancement-programme-feap-commences-registration-for-year-2024.html

Tetraozonaitera:


Is it same Allah that tells ISIS, ISWAP, BOKOHARAM etc to slaughter human beings like Ram.
Or is there another?

Im just confused. Educate me.

Leemzyy:
,Wslm,well you are right tho some research says meaning like patience,and endure while some says wig as u stated,but mashallah i will take still take that as an advice and lesson,jazakallah yaaya

CrossRhodes:

You are assuming the LG chairmen will not embezzle like governors too?!

Leemzyy:
Wa alaikah salam,thanks 4 that advice,but well i did research before i actually adopted the name,which means"endure","patience",or "gentle",and by the way its leemzy with my name and surname 2gthr,but plss detail me more on that name if i may be wrong with my research,thank you bro

Zooposki:


Always monitoring the females while your mates from other races are flying to the moon.

Leemzyy:
Ameen ya Allah, u deserve more sir

Tellmeastory:
On a recent business visit to the UK, I met an Ethiopian professional guy in London, and we had a conversation in which I stated half-jokingly that I would love to visit Ethiopia to get myself a nice, beautiful Ethiopian woman.

He erupted in laughter, and said that I was most welcome to visit Addis Ababa anytime, as the city is filled with beautiful women who are also very humble.


He's trying to express his own opinion on Nigerian ladies he has met on international system. How will you conclude that all 9ja girls are the same.

If you're also a victim of what he said then that's probably those you've met are the same category of what your Ethiopian guy is talking about.

In conclusion, not all women in Nigeria are bad as well as not all guys too are okay

He then said that he liked Nigerian women, but that the only problem based on his experience with them is that the only thing they care about is money, and that that was why he doesn’t like dating them.

I was so embarrassed.

Why are our women like this?

It’s terrible.

Their reputation for money obsession is now international.

They need major reorientation, so that they can understand that life is not just about money and wealth.

And the funny thing is that they are the most church-crazed women in Africa, yet the most highly materialistic.

A tragic, stunning irony, and a clear sign that they are only deceiving themselves with that ‘Jesus’ stuff, because no one is fooled, least of all the Most High.

Dshocker:
The only reason as to why these countries below are far from crimes is not far fetched.

If the government had provided everything for her citizens, crime would drop drastically.

Light78:
Na bullets off their clothes?

feelgoodstuffs:
Next week is my birthday, but first of all i want to pray for as many that desire to travel out of the country, God will make a way for you 🙏🙏🙏

I’ve spent a little over a year in the US, and I’m already driving a Tesla, sometimes when I’m off work, I use it for Uber/Lyft. I can tell you that 90% of Americans (in my state) have never been in a Tesla before, some are excited and take pictures in my car, some I have to teach them how to open the door, some I have to actually come down and help them open the door. Tesla is one of the smartest car in the world today. I LOVE IT.

So there’s this lady that I picked up this week, she told me she was involved in an accident 2 years ago and they’ve been in and out of the court for 14 months but finally she got her settlement from the insurance company, she was so excited, she said it’s a lot of money, she even bought another car worth $40,000 from it, so she gave me a $100 tip, that’s like 150k naira,.

So I’ll be giving out 10k each to 15 people in celebration of my birthday. You know how we do it the last time, to qualify you must have less than 10k in your account, make a screenshot of your balance including your account details and you’ll be credited 10k.

First 15 people, Let’s gooooooooo

NB: The next give away will be in July when I mark 10 years on Nairaland.