Politics / Re: Hardship: We Can No Longer Plan Our Meals, FCT Residents Cry Out by bull67: 6:51pm On Jun 23 |
Cassandraloius: He is dealing with Nigerian's mercilessly and they deserve it. Nigerian's hate when someone is good to them, they hate success, they deserve this from his administration. Nonsense and ingredients! you got it right. We are just wicked to each other. Even from the same tribe we just don't care |
Travel / Re: EU Visa Fee Surges For Nigerians And Other African Nationals by bull67: 12:43pm On Jun 10 |
EponObi: They came to our continent to steal our ancestors away to use as slaves, stole our artifacts, stole our resources, even cooked some scam agreement to amalgamate some countries, retain resources control by proxy while dishing out independence. Lmaoooo
Decades later, the lineages of our ancestors are selling their ancestral properties, and using the fruit of their sweats to buy visa and japa to "their" countries to become 4th class citizens and become cash cow to their government and slaves to their marital laws.
E no go better for African leaders sha. No wonder as a race we have the lowest IQ.
Anyways, if you still thinking of japaing, understand that the political temperature is changing in Europe. The leftist who valued, supported, and enabled globalization are currently being booted out. Meaning the conservatives are taking over. Expect very harsh policies towards immigrants in the coming decades. Many of you who are about to enter and those who have been there for decades will very (read: VERY) likely be deported back to your home countries. All of una for third world countries don carry una mentality enter their countries to became a menance to their society. You became terrors and leaches to your host and they've had enough of una. Just your head when japaing sha. watin now? Them deny you visa? |
Family / Re: How Much Is The Cost Of A DNA Paternity Test In Nigerian Hospitals? by bull67: 1:27pm On Jun 03 |
sammirano:
God bless you. I don't pity such men. I can't come and give my HBP because of a woman. No matter how clean you are, nobody can be trusted. Only God can be trusted. Lead us not into temptation. Thats shows we are not perfect. But in the case of having a baby for another man and giving it to your husband, it a great offence. Tomorrow if they call that child to be king of his town and later they found out, that woman has brought a bad history to the Royal family. |
Travel / Re: Relocating To Benin, Togo Or Ivory Coast? by bull67: 12:49am On May 11 |
Engrgeneral:
Cameroon isn't okay. I say it with my full chest. No African country is worth going to hustle if you aren't going there with millions of naira to be converted to million of CFA to be used for business. Those countries are not worth. Please stay put in Nigeria for your mental health sake and rather only move to a developed country I travelled from the UK to visit a friend there. Security and business wise it very good. No job for foreigners but a man with good business mind you will make it. The developed countries you're talking about if , you go there with the correct mindset , you will make it if not, one get frustrated and leave the country. USA and UK money comes and goes but in these countries, you can still do business in Nigeria and make it between both countries. 2 Likes |
Travel / Re: Relocating To Benin, Togo Or Ivory Coast? by bull67: 1:01am On May 10 |
Love800: Is cameroon okay? yes. But its not part of ecowas but, you can enter with nigerian passport. Its visa free for 90 days. Its much easier there. English and French has official language. For population, it nearly has Ghana. Country landmass , it 50 percent of Nigeria landmass. More information on nairaland. Just Google Cameroon, nairaland and also watch on YouTube. God bless |
Travel / Re: Relocating To Benin, Togo Or Ivory Coast? by bull67: 7:39pm On May 08 |
I don't know why Nigerians are not talking about Cameroon here. Its visa free for 90 days. There are lots of opportunities in business too. They speak both French and English has official language. Its much bigger country than benin and togo combined. It nearly has a population to Ghana. It also has two great cities with a population of over 2 million in 2 cities.. |
Travel / Re: Relocating To Benin, Togo Or Ivory Coast? by bull67: 6:14pm On May 08 |
I don't know why Nigerians are not talking about Cameroon here. Its visa free for 90 days. There are lots of opportunities in business too. They speak both French and English has official language. Its much bigger country than benin and togo combined. It nearly has a population to Ghana. It also has two great cities with a population of over 2 million in 2 cities.. |
Travel / Re: Relocating To Benin, Togo Or Ivory Coast? by bull67: 10:42pm On May 07 |
ifytrik: Amen my brother, Nigeria is a very dangerous country to raise kids as it stands, aside the bad economy, the level of insecurity in Nigeria today is unbelievable, just the other day I heard bandit are now recruiting children in the north, imagine what this children will become in the coming years. I will rather raise my kids in togo than Nigeria why don't you try Cameroon. You have the English side and they also have the French side. I heard both sides speak both has official languages. |
Romance / Re: My Encounter With A Pretty Blue Eye Cameroonian Girl by bull67: 9:22am On May 01 |
grandlexuz: As I sat down at a conspicuous corner of the restaurant impatiently waiting for the waiteress to deliver my plate of crocodile pepper soup, my mind wondered if I rather take it home to savour the delicacy. Sixty seven steps seperated my house from the bushmeat restaurant in Bekoko, outskirts of Douala, Cameroon.
It was a popular joint drawing people from main town Douala; Cameroon's economic capital. On a good day you could meet several delicacies ranging from Python, Crocodile, Gecko Lizard, Antelope, Alligator, Porcupine, Rat Mole etc. Call it the Wuhan restaurant of Cameroon, if you may. I prefered the reptiles at a time when I was watching my cholesterol levels to boost my heart health. Having encountered giant rats with lipstick painted lips in Douala, rat moles were definitely a no go area.��
As my eyes wondered about the semi open spaced restaurant surrounded by bushes, the struck a beauty to behold. It had been a while since I admired any specie from the other gender; having been wrecklessly abandoned by my wife at a time of ill health. So what was happening? My eyes had behold an African lady with dark blue eyes. Dont they say the eyes are the pathway way to the heart.��.
Most Africans have brown pupils with a few carrying genetic mutations that give their eyes different shades of hazel. A true blue - coloured pupil is quite rare for an African. I had read a bit on rare eye colours and did know there were a few Africans out there with this rare eye colour. Who would have thought I would meet one right at my door steps.
Needless to say I didnt have to take home my food after eyeing this blue eye chick. As I tore through my crocodile meat, my eyes never swayed from her angle. After the meal I ordered a bottle of malta just so I could spend more time at the restaurant looking at her�. When I had my fill several hours later I left for my house completely satisfied with the eigth wonder of the day.
Two days later, I went back to the restaurant hoping to be lucky. This time around I met a shocker�. Same girl was there. Only this time with eyes darker than mine.�. So na contact lense this girl be put. So na cos of contact lense I buy double plate of crocodile, two malta, shidonc for bar for two hours. ��. Anyway I no blame her. Na China I blame.� ha ha ha ha ha that's fake life |
Family / Re: My Wife Always Threatens To Leave Our Marriage Anytime We Have Issues by bull67: 5:39am On May 01 |
Valoromega: I've been married for 2 years now with a new born baby. the issue now is that anytime we have issues my wife always threatens to leave. she will arrange and bag and say she's leaving. this has happened more tha 4 times, basically anytime we have issues as a couple.
She will say she's still young and she can't take any nonsense in marriage, Mind u i have never hit her before so this isnt a case of domestic violence, just normal couples issue.
I'm tired of this and i'm thinking about my options right now, I want to tell her to leave but she should drop my child for me. she can't use our marriage as a threat everytime we have issues do you both live abroad or Nigeria? |
Family / Re: My Wife Always Threatens To Leave Our Marriage Anytime We Have Issues by bull67: 5:38am On May 01 |
Valoromega: I've been married for 2 years now with a new born baby. the issue now is that anytime we have issues my wife always threatens to leave. she will arrange and bag and say she's leaving. this has happened more tha 4 times, basically anytime we have issues as a couple.
She will say she's still young and she can't take any nonsense in marriage, Mind u i have never hit her before so this isnt a case of domestic violence, just normal couples issue. My first question is which country are you living? Abroad or Nigeria?
I'm tired of this and i'm thinking about my options right now, I want to tell her to leave but she should drop my child for me. she can't use our marriage as a threat everytime we have issues |
Politics / Re: ECOWAS Exit: How Benin Republic Is Sabotaging Nigeria by bull67: 1:08am On Apr 17 |
Enice: keep spewing rubbish! Na mouth to build dam? If Nigeria and Niger goes to war, who do you think will win? France is no longer with them. All international community with be with Nigeria except Russia. So who will win how many international community has been behind Nigeria since 1960. You think niger get Time for France? Do you know Russia has taken over backed by China the 2 world super powers whose population and and military strength is bigger than the whole E.U?. Do you know why Russia and China, two of the world super powers are interested in niger,bukin na faso? Without loan from world Bank those 2 countries can build a dam for them. And if Nigeria fumble togo and benin can block the river niger and we will never see light till kingdom come. |
Culture / Re: Ladoja Faults The Position Of Some Ibadan Chiefs On Olubadan Stool by bull67: 2:33pm On Apr 11 |
davies: On the Olubadan designate and stool, I stand with Cheif Rashidi Ladoja. Only God can determine who becomes king and how long he will last on the throne.
The Olubadan kingship can be a ceremonial throne, it doesn't allow two kings wear crown in the Olubadan palace. That is a binding rule that shouldn't be tampered with. ajimobi created all this wahala |
Travel / Re: Air Peace Flight To London Sparks Price War Among Foreign Airlines by bull67: 2:27pm On Apr 11 |
ignis: What was Airpeace expecting ? I'm sure Onyema was not expecting an easy ride of Goat meat peppersoup, Afang soup with Pounded Yam.
There is competition and politics in aviation just like every other business. I expect Airpeace to explore their competitive advantages. Especially linking the London flights with local flights to various domestic Airports in Nigeria. Such that passengers can board from Kano, Abuja, Enugu, Anambra, PH etc with a seamless luggage transfer at Lagos Airport. good coment. Hopefully he might do that soon. I think arik air did something like that before |
Education / Re: Which Of These Courses Should She Choose? by bull67: 11:37pm On Apr 03 |
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Whatsapp:+2348088435935 how is Cameroon like for business from someone coming to live there from diaspora ? 1 Like |
Food / Re: Hilda Baci Is Set To Break Guinness World Record With Marathon Cooking by bull67: 12:56am On Apr 03 |
sharone21:
AkwaCross, Niger Deltans, SE are very good cooks.... Though generally all Nigerians as we learn fr each other and some have strength in some type of food over the other including pepper soup, jollof, rice and stew( some are good in jollof but won't fry their stew well in rice and stew).
But just across from AkwaCross, one would be disappointed that the Cameroonians don't match the AkwaCross neighbors in terms of good cooking and sense for good combination of food eg imagine someone wants 'local snack' of soaked garri and fried fish in Nigeria, a Cameroonian will prefer soaked garri and fried egg etc I think you live in Cameroon? I've been reading most of your comments explaining how great the country is. Please i will like to discuss with you privately on this. I live abroad and I'm from Nigeria originally. Are you available on wasaap in Cameroon or Nigeria? |
Travel / Re: Thread For Nigerians In Other African Countries by bull67: 11:50am On Apr 01 |
obichiddy:
I have sent you an email. Trust you are great and family too.
I am in need of how to get some goods to Sierra-leone from Nigeria. Pls kindly spare me some of your time let's talk. great |
Business / Re: Learn How To Produce Poundo Yam Flour by bull67: 12:59am On Apr 01 |
Tim4237: We offer courses on how to produce, poundo yam flour, corn flour semo (swallow food), corn flour for making pap (ogi, koko, akamu), beans flour (akara & moimoi) and soya beans flour. during the course, you will also learn how to brand your product, the process of getting nafdac and how to market your product. For more enquiry Call 07010423288 where do you learn how to make ogi pap ? |
Celebrities / Re: KWAM 1 Slept With My Lover In Paris”: Drummer Ayanlowo Drags Fuji Star by bull67: 2:23am On Mar 29 |
Think9ja: I'm an advocate of fvcking any b!tch that opens leg, married or not.
Any woman that gives you the opportunity to fvck her, take it, regardless of who the b!tch is.
Only let the chance pass if you don't like her or feel something isn't right, and not because of one useless morals or bullshit about what goes around comes around how about ones mother or sister, should they be fu...ed too because they opened their legs?
B!tches are meant to be fcvked. So fvck them when, where and how you can |
Business To Business / Re: Ice Block Making Machine by bull67: 6:32am On Mar 26 |
naijacutee: One million for what? In what year would you then start making a profit from the business? I know you can get ice machines from the UK from N250,000 which are capable of producing up to 35kg of ice every 24 hours (if that is roughly the sort of capacity you would require). I think these machines are priced according to their output every 24 hours. . . I might be able to help if you are looking to buy UK-manufactured machines. do you buy them from the UK direct or buy them in Nigeria? |
Business To Business / Re: Ice Block Making Machine by bull67: 6:25am On Mar 26 |
shobusag: I am back. This tym around, with happiness.... partly thanks to the information I got from this thread and the biggest thanks to God almighty. I had a very big success in this business since November last year. I had several challenges when I started the business, most especially in the areas of light, faulty transformer and faulty engines. I gave up several times and put up my machines for sale two times (at a very cheap rate) but God blinded the eyes of potential buyers. I have two machines each with a capacity of 100 blocks. I was very much able to manage the machines so well n doubling d engine of one, i relocated from my previous area. I can proudly say that after expenses, I made nothing less than 400k monthly since November. For two years which I have been in this biz, I finally feel that I have started reaping the fruit of my expenses and perseverance. I praise and thank God almighty for not letting me sale the machines. I thank nuclear boy and the rest for their information that partly helped me in building my first machine. It was a heartbreaking journey but I am glad God saw me through and I succeeded. My first business suffered a lot financially coz of this iceblock business, but now this ice block business is inturn feeding my first business hugely. By the way i have two workers that run the two businesses for me (man no b leather). Infact, I have started planning for next summer while this summer isnt yet over. Since this summer was my first to enjoy the business. I use fear enter am while others into the business were scooping the money. My plan now is to double the engine of the other machine by next week (remember i said i successfully doubled one). Maintain them through the incoming raining season and before October, purchase another machine more powerful than any of my two machines (probably a combined 9hp with 150 blocks or above). Next summer, people will know that God has a reason for letting me stay put in this business. I bless God for everything. I will leave an update from time to time. I'm very much interested in this business but before going into it I will like to know the up and downs. Both me and my wife have been planning this for long but afraid. Please could we communicate through my email please. ealli45@yahoo.co.uk. Thanks |
Family / Re: House Clearance Sales.. Come In Here!!!! by bull67: 6:04am On Mar 26 |
Jagznation:
This is the freezer ideal for making ice blocks here in naija,i think it's constructed and can make about 60 ice 🧊 blocks in about an hour or so do you mean 60 ice blocks in 8 or 12 hours? |
Politics / Re: Nigerians Abroad Do Jobs They Refused At Home – Remi Tinubu by bull67: 5:15pm On Mar 21 |
CodeTemplar: Can an hairdresswr here even build a house in Congo or Haiti? Just arguing nonsensically. even with bill and expenses working abroad is much better than Nigeria. Lets even compare their pension in the UK and us to Nigeria. My uncle got a lump sum of 300k naira and collects 50k per month and it not regular. A fire brigade collects 30k lump sum and is being paid 20 per annum and he gets government pension 20k per year. With expenses he is better off and can come back to live in Nigeria has a king and still do other businesses. I don't know why people can just think very well before making judgements. |
Celebrities / Re: JAPA: "I Regret Relocating Abroad" – Femi Brainard Opens Up On Being Uber Driver by bull67: 12:31am On Mar 14 |
AirBay:
Truth, truth and truth.
Nigeria is having problems because 99.9% of the inhabitants are liars, cheaters and that area is full of lazy and dishonest set of individuals.
How will someone be selling cloths during office hours? How will a sensible person expect you to pay them for what the govt already pays them for? A market woman will reduce the module size to 9 cups instead of 10 to make more profit . The upper class will buy dollars from the govt and resell at high rates using their BDC instead of what they were approved for....
If everyone in Nigeria moved to a developed nation and all the inhabitants of that nation move to Nigeria, In few years we will all start applying for Nigeria visa again.
Literal translation of a proverb in my language talk say behaviour na like smoke, e go come out wherever you go. Over 40% of Nigerians abroad are still shit heads.
you are right. Nowadays I try to avoid them. The few of us that have lived in Scotland with our families for long time had no problems with the police. Now some new inflow of Nigerians have now invited the cops to do stop and search to every nigerian or black person driving in the area. Nigerian wives calling police to arrest husbands, dads beating their children with belts, driving without no licence, picking up kids late from school e.t.c I can go on and on. |
Agriculture / Re: The Solution To High Cost Of Food In Nigeria Is In Your Hands. by bull67: 2:02am On Mar 08 |
As long has we blame all our problems on certain groups of people ,we will never get to the promise land. Before we got independence, there were cattle ranch in the north, east and, west of Nigeria. After independence we messed everything up and give room to fulani to destroy our farm land. Oyinbos are into agriculture big time. Netherlands which has a 44 thousand square kilometres land exports 100 millions in agricultural products. Nigeria that has land mass of 900 million square kilometres can't even feed its population. Are we crazy? And our politicians can't use part of stollen money to invest in agriculture but but properties in UK and America! Naa oyinbo give us problem or we give ourselves? 3 Likes |
Agriculture / Re: Cocoyam With Maize Or Vegetables Farm by bull67: 1:43am On Mar 08 |
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Celebrities / Re: JAPA: "I Regret Relocating Abroad" – Femi Brainard Opens Up On Being Uber Driver by bull67: 1:35am On Mar 08 |
FreeStuffsNG: Speaking on the perks as well as the disadvantages attached to relocating abroad, especially being a celebrity, Femi Brainard said it is better to be celebrated and be a prince in Nigeria than to move abroad and be a nobody. He also noted that his wife does not love it at all.
Eni awifun Oba je o gbo.
Many of them are so stuck now that they can't even be as sincere to themselves as he is.
It's nothing but a wrong mindset to think that you will resent your own land/ country and expect that you will prosper on that land or overseas, it's impossible!
When you are not blessed in Nigeria, it's not because others are not doing well here in Nigeria, for most of you, you were horribly raised with the wrong mindset and indoctrinated to hate Nigeria by some of your parents who were part of those behind the multiple problems now facing the nation so you ended up and continued your life in a circle of negative minded unpatriotic people. You curse Nigeria, the land curses you back in multiple folds and nothing you sow in the land will prosper but if you bless Nigeria, the land blesses you back in multiples.
Until you wish Nigeria well and do your best in patriotism, you will never be blessed by this land and if you carry your resentment and hatred for Nigeria overseas, the rejection by Nigeria will follow you like your shadow.
The grass is always greener on the other side until you get there. What you are doing here in Nigeria is so valuable that if you nurture it well, you will one day be going overseas for business/ professional travels and enjoy vacations with your family and friends. And even if you still don't go overseas, you will be happy, safe, fulfilled and blessed here in Nigeria.
God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs! I live abroad here in the UK and have no regrets of doing so. People relocate not just because of money but other things too. If you love your country and you see things that are not right, their is nothing bad in complaining about that. A lady that came to Nigeria built a business and employed Nigerians and later got killed by her staffs is something to complain about. Another lady that came with her kids to Bury her mother and was shoot on her way to ibadan with her kids in the car, thank God the kids were alive. I myself was scammed by some custom officers when I was into import and export business in the early 2000s. I have been robbed and kidnapped once, you can't say we can't speak against evil. Has an ex fire fighter my pension in the UK is over 20k+ state pension 203 a week equals to 800+ a month. I have 2 houses that can pay me rent if I come back to Nigeria. If your village people are not after you abroad is better. My big brother spent 30 years in the army and his pension is 50k naira a month. I support him with 100k every month. My daughter is 27 and earns 47k + 24k side business per annum. No hookup or sugar daddy. We are not stupid for relocating except those that are not wise. 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Celebrities / Re: Pete Edochie Celebrates His 77th Birthday Today by bull67: 1:10am On Mar 08 |
Malroux: Happy birthday Ebubedike. More fruitful years ahead. I doubt if this great man is truly the father of one clown called Yul Edochie. i love this man for never going into politics. An elderly state man thats making a legacy to have a clean record. 1 Like |
Politics / Re: Hardship: No Nigerian Workers Can Survive On Less Than N100,000 Wage – Reps by bull67: 1:07am On Mar 08 |
Domaining101: This is a very big lie please, where do you guys get such info? I earning 25k a month as a single bachelor in Lagos and that is enough to carter for all my needs including light bill, fuel, food, clothing e.t.c, let alone 100k.. I think alot of Nigerians are just over exaggerating the situation of thing, just trying to making things look as if it's extremely terrible you have to tell us the magic on how you survive with that amount |
Politics / Re: Lagos Indigenes Kick Against Other South-west States Coming To 'hijack' Governor by bull67: 1:03am On Mar 08 |
Kaycee9242: They woke up late, Tinubu decides who rules Lagos not the people few millions of naira will shut them up. Lagos is in the hands of jagaban and his apostles. It too late for this 1 Like |
Travel / Re: Travel To Swaziland by bull67: 10:32pm On Feb 29 |
togunjumo: Saobona everyone. Swaziland is a country within The Southern Africa. It's does not have much but talking about civilization, etiquette, culture, peace, currency strenght, it is better than Nigeria. They have limited resources yet their currency is E1 - N20. Nigeria is a business centre with lots of hardship. No light, no good roads, no central water system. These you have all working in Swaziland as small as it is. Living there is not the end of the world but it is a stepping stone. one can get their resident permit and move to another country |
Travel / Re: Journey To Waterside by bull67: 5:35pm On Feb 26 |
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