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Amaso99:
I can link you to a factory work of 70k in trans Amadi, at least for a start.
If you get strength sha.

link me please.

ModJ1:
Let him come to china town in Igbesa Ogun state through Agbara..... Reason is, condition of living and feeding here is low and pay is mostly from 70 above, though there are few belows sha

I am interested in this. However, I haven't been to Ogun before. Do you have an idea of how much a bedsitter would cost over there? Including agent fees.

lacasera14:
I wonder how their first experience will look like. Now I would have loved to say certain things but the mods will ban me. I wish we can have a similar platform where everyone can just spill and rant all they want.

use kaba language.

CandyOps:
Made my first half a milly selling ebooks. It’s been a while I should try it again

teach me please

CandyOps:
Made my first half a milly selling ebooks. It’s been a while I should try it again

Unbelievable. I wasn't able to sell up to 5 copies of my ebook Lol. What was your secret? Help.

VladimirTheGrea:
Whatever this is, I believe Israel should open a humanitarian corridor for aide to access Gaza for the displaced which the spineless and ineffective UN has requested.

Then ditch airstrikes and move in with ground forces, yes hamas has done lots of damage to IDF moving on the ground but that's the best way to reduce collateral damage.

Killing civilians and starving an entire population plus destroying hospitals and unaliving journalists will put that nation in very bad light and I hate to see big beautiful Netanyahu being portrayed that way.

were you paid $7000?

EXPRESSSMAN:
Hi, Nairalanders, Please I need people with experience in ebook publishing to help me out.
I want to enter the ebook publishing sector. I have some Nigerian educational books and informational books on relationships, parenting, marriage success, love, and others. About 30 different tittles all developed by me. I know of Amazon publishing, Ingram, Okada, and others. I also know of setting my own site and promoting from there.
As a newbie in this area, which option or combinations is good for me. I have also raised some money for the takeoff and most of the books are ready to be uploaded. Someone advised me to source out the publishing to these vanity publishers and concentrate on course creation which is part of my business models. I need some advice from those engaged in this ebook publishing. Thank you as you do so.

I ventured into ebook and paperback publishing about three months ago. My desired marketplace was Amazon. I encouraged myself to take the route of an author after doing a lot of research and watching a lot of tutorial videos on YouTube. However, Amazon kept blocking my paperback, ebook and hardcovers.
I mean, the books don't even go 'live' before being blocked. I used a pen name for the two books and they were college related books. You know, the "how to be the best" kinda thing.
The audience I had in mind were Parents who would be convinced to buy it for their kids in Highschool or in the university.
Amazon has blocked my book about 17 times. So, I gave up and tried Selar. Good gracious, I doubt if I would ever get to sell anything there (Especially to Nigerians in this present economy). I'm not a big fan of ebooks. My hope was in Amazon's paperback as they have more prompt to be bought as gifts or even by bookshop via expansion distribution.
Currently, I'm at a crossroad (if that's the word for it). I took a bow from college at 300lv in '024 because of insufficient funds.
Been travelling in search of greener pastures since then. Now, I'm back at mom's.
I saw a post you made about writing contents and getting paid. Would you mind putting me through it please?
I can work with or for you. Anyone you seem fit. I am on my own in life right now. (Except for my chickens)
My English is not very bad. I think... Average. Been speaking it since I was five as mom was an English teacher.
I'll be very grateful if my request is favourably considered.

One of the 'trendy' modern ways most people read online in the West these days is via ebooks. I wonder how the buying power of Africans would be in regards to ebooks. Especially in this declining economy.

Or is it because these form of books are not heavily advertised? The closest thing to Amazon kdp I know in Nigeria is Selar.

Only ebook I've bought and read on there was confessions of a reckless college girl. It was intriguing and infuriating at the same time.

yinkeys:
Why download from unknown address
That’s how he’d download ransom or spyware
Mcafee bois

Na only o2tvseries be illegal place I download from oh

NSNO:
You clicked it?? 😲

Na wa for you oh!

only once. Out of curiosity. And it was last year, I think.

eventainment:
Nope.. it's an MMS hence you need to download to see it's content

I've downloaded it once. I think last year. The message just auto deleted without showing anything

I've been receiving this messages for a while now. Once I click on it, it automatically deletes itself.

IyaTola:
You're not alone in feeling this way.

What you're describing is something that a lot of people—especially younger adults who look like they "have something"—deal with, and it's frustrating. It’s not even just about being asked for money; it’s the expectation that you must give because you look decent, or because you used a smartphone, or wore clean clothes. Somehow, being young and presentable equals “you must be loaded” in their eyes. It’s draining.

And you’re right—it’s not just random people on the street anymore. It’s security guards, fuel attendants, sometimes even staff in shops or public offices—people who are on duty, paid to do a job. That constant “anything for me?” can feel like harassment, and it puts you in this weird emotional spot where saying "no" starts to feel like a crime.

What’s even more disturbing is how strategic it’s become. Like you said, they often don’t bother the older folks—they target the younger ones. There’s a kind of profiling at play. The logic is: you're young, well-dressed, maybe you have a phone that looks expensive, so you must have extra to give. But what they don’t see is the hustle, the rent, the family back home you’re supporting, or the fact that you’re just managing to keep it together.

And yes, it absolutely does make it harder to help people who genuinely need it. Because when everyone’s begging, and some are obviously gaming the system (buying weed or “colos,” like you said), how do you separate the person who skipped a meal from the one who just wants extra cash for habits?

This isn’t just a moral or cultural issue anymore—it’s a reflection of deeper systemic problems. People are underpaid, cost of living is high, unemployment is a mess. But instead of looking to fix that, what’s developing is a culture of informal taxing: people are trying to squeeze whatever they can out of those they think are better off, regardless of whether that’s true.

It’s exhausting. You're not cold-hearted for feeling irritated. You're human. You're allowed to protect your space, your peace, and your pocket. You don’t have to carry the weight of an entire broken system on your shoulders just because you wore clean shoes to the store.

But still—it's okay to have empathy and boundaries. You can care about what's going wrong in society without feeling pressured to be the solution every time someone asks for "something small."

Chat ptg

sunnymighty:
We are NGO that takes care of children and young adults with disabilities. As a Caregiver you to assist with their self help and daily living activities. You will live with them. You will be fed and at the same time get your salary at the end of the month. However, we prefer a School Cert. Holder.

The offer is good but the school cert. Holder option is a barrier at this point. Thank you for trying to help sir/madam. May favour find you for the good you and your organisation do to help those in need.

sunnymighty:
What is your qualification? Are you a Male? If you can work as a Caregiver. Reply

I am good at communicating fluently in English language, I've worked as a sales person in a pharmacy before and also as a kitchen assistant in an urban hotel. Can you please elaborate more on the caregiver job?

Hello 👋🏻
Please is there any job vacancy with accommodation in Lagos? Any jobs

Sell digital products. Market them well and you'll make profit. (I dey give advice and I no get chin chin)

osuofia2:
If every start selling who will buy, nawao, no wahala

sell what is rare. Every Human is a consumer. Sell something rare

Redoil:
MUSLIM GIRLS NA BOMB OHHHHHHHHHHHHH
If any of those girls work on any man the man go see difference between sugar and salt

nawa

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dawnomike:
Rise app, Chaka

Okay. Thanks a lot

I want to invest in Nigeria stocks but the review of the bamboo app I saw on play store wasn't inspiring. Please, is any of us here a recent user?

I'd like to be convinced please.

If you have another alternative to bamboo, please do not hesitate to let me know.

This car does a 360 turn and the tires didn't tilt. How is that possible? It's like defying physics.

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Please recommend, it's urgent.

I am also a good graphic designer. You can hire me for your work

1. Don't interrupt when someone is talking.
2. Don't judge someone by their appearance.
3. Always respect someone's personal space.
4. Never assume something about someone.
5. Apologize when you're wrong.
6. Don't talk badly about someone behind their back.
7. Be honest, even if it's hard.
8. Don't gossip or spread rumors.
9. Don't stare or make inappropriate comments.
10. Treat others how you want to be treated.
11. Offer help when you can.
12. Don't let your anger control your actions.

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Something like this would be nice