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attackgat:
It was black Sunday in Nkaleha, Ishielu LGA, as armed herdsmen launched a deadly attack on the community. Sunday worshippers were not spared. The Lords Chosen Church, Nkaleha, was attacked and six members of the Church, including their Pastor were brutally murdered. Over 30 people are believed to have been killed so far and several houses destroyed

Three years living in the gambia, I have never heard or read on any platform of a murder case .
You will hardly ever hear about killings in Chad , Cameroon , Benin republic, Niger , togo and mali. All these countries I mentioned also have high population of Fulani people.. why are they more violent in Nigeria for God fucking sake ?

AKWATGOLD1:
All Nissan motor products

Propaganda.

Love800:
My last question pls. How do you see togo? I want to relocate permanently in togo later on in my life.

Togo is perfect . Electricity there is like 24/7 low population low crime rate . Very clean streets , stable economy , friendly people . With girls with very fat yansh.. you will love it there trust me . Since it kinda close to Nigeria u can go check it out . It cost less than 25k from Lagos to lome.

Love800:
Is the place okay?
Still doing your car-wash business?

Yes I am .

Sirchiboy:
Bros no vex..
So 2.5 m then I can come over there.
Will it take care of my rent and feeding till I get work

Getting a job that will pay you the way you want is scarce here, teaching jobs are readily available tho . They pay teachers better in the Gambia compared to Nigeria..
then again most companies do internship here with almost 100% assurance u will be retained , think about a business just in case u get here and u are unable to get a job .

Love800:
Are you still in Gambia?

Yeah

Sirchiboy:
What is the officials language

ENGLISH

Sirchiboy:
How is life there

Life is good mate , electricity 24/7.. it’s the smallest country on mainland Africa

Sirchiboy:
Can 2m move me to gambia

Bro make it 2.5 .. cos air ticket to Gambia is almost same price to London , you can hit the road to cut cost which is roughly about 250k max .. accommodation here in Gambia is paid monthly at most every three months , we don’t do yearly payment here .

g17prinz:
I have never been the enthusiastic type when it comes to Japa, but the realities on ground in the country leaves one with little or no choice to look elsewhere for greener pastures. I have about 7m worth of landed properties, and I want to do away with it and relocate before this country leaves me with nothing at all. I graduated with a 2:1 from a federal university.

Which country affords a better opportunity for someone looking for an MSc, putting all circumstances into perspective?

Three years ago i moved out of Nigeria to the Gambia with way less than 7m .. after buying an air ticket to Banjul I was left with roughly 1.3m in 2022 ..
I did my survey got my residency permit after three months and started a car wash on a busy road . Daily I get about 3500 to 4000 dalasi as raw profit if the day too bad i go fi see like 2000, my car wash is not standard ooo but God showed me mercy . If your money aint enough to get you to Europe bro look for an African country with a stable growing economy..
Life outside Nigeria sweet ooooo

jmoore:
Church Members Catch Ritualist With His Girlfriend's Head In Abuja



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Bkx4ZNbLo/



https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1H3jQ7t3rp/

I tell people every time there is nothing like yahoo , dis niggas are just pure evil ritualistic bastards disguising with the yahoo tag.. if you have ever lived in europa or North America you will realize that white people are extremely stingy with their money and they ain’t as gullible as we think with their finances..

ricson11:
His ex girlfriend who left him when he was broke invited him to her wedding with another man


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCj-cjtGjuU?si=e0MSrYLpEbA-2d9E

Na matter of time him go soon turn old taker ..

Dpharmacist:
As 2024 draws to a close, I’ve been reflecting on the lessons this year has brought into my life. From personal achievements to professional growth, this year has been a profound journey of self-discovery, challenges, and triumphs.

Here are some of the key lessons I learned in 2024, and I hope they resonate with you as well.

1. Consistency is Key to Growth

This year, I embraced consistency as a powerful tool for achieving my goals. Whether it was through my professional work as a health professional , my participation in the ALX Foundations course, or my ventures into writing books on diverse topics, I realized that showing up every day—no matter how small the effort—leads to significant progress over time.

2. Self-Investment Yields the Best Returns

I invested in myself by acquiring new skills like study design, statistical analysis using Python and R, and even some aspect web development using HTML and CSD through platforms like Chisquares. These skills not only enhanced my professional competence but also opened new doors of opportunity. The lesson here? The more you invest in yourself, the more valuable you become.

3. The Power of Collaboration

Being part of teams and communities, whether it was my subgroup in the ALX program or collaborating on various projects and outreaches, taught me the value of working with others. The diverse perspectives, feedback, and support I received from my peers proved that collaboration often leads to better outcomes than going it alone.

4. Adaptability is a Superpower

2024 wasn’t without its challenges. From competitive environment to navigating personal projects, I learned to adapt to changing circumstances. Challenges taught me to stay flexible, focus on solutions, and keep pushing forward.

5. Every Day Brings a New Lesson

Through my journey in 2024, I noticed that each day has its own lesson. I embraced the idea that each day offers something new to learn. From wealth creation to health and philosophy, life’s daily struggles and triumphs are filled with lessons if we choose to see them.

6. Purpose Drives Success

Whether it was contributing to the fight against climate change (my Grand Challenge) or writing books( such as Resolutions Recharged and Effective Followership) to educate and inspire others, I learned that aligning with a higher purpose fuels motivation and leads to meaningful achievements. Purpose gives life direction and makes the hard work worthwhile.

7. Time is Your Most Valuable Resource

One of the most significant lessons I learned is the importance of time management. Balancing work, learning, writing, and personal development taught me to prioritize effectively and make every moment count.
Time management is about Self management.
When lack management you will never go far.

8. Never Stop Learning

In our fast paced world filled with a lot of distractions I have developed the art of learning very fast and still effective at retaining what you ready. It reaffirmed the importance of lifelong learning. In a world that changes rapidly, staying curious and willing to learn rapidly is crucial for success.

9. Building Systems for Long-Term Success

Through my automated data vending business, I understood the importance of creating systems that work for you. Automating processes not only saves time but also ensures consistency and efficiency.

10. Gratitude is the Greatest Attitude

Lastly, I’ve learned to be grateful—for the challenges that shaped me, the opportunities that came my way, and the people who supported me through it all. Gratitude helps maintain perspective and keeps you grounded even when the road gets tough.

I will leave you with this quote :

No matter your altitude always have the platitude to give gratitude, for that is the right attitude – Dpharmacist 2024


Final Thoughts

2024 was a year of growth, resilience, and purpose. I faced challenges, but I also embraced opportunities and learned invaluable lessons. As I step into 2025, I’m more prepared, more focused, and more determined to make an even greater impact.

#Reflections2024 #LessonsLearned #GrowthAndPurpose



What did you learn from 2024? Let’s share and grow together!

Realized that no matter how prayerful and hardworking you are , you can’t use prayers to manipulate God to do your bidding, if he doesn’t want to help you ‘ no amount of fasting can change his mind. then again you don’t need to be righteous to find favors and blessings from God..

WriterNig:
https://x.com/MrsZanga/status/1872985788125986847

Probably the chicken grew up in Apo mechanic village Abuja..

SweetBuns:
Good day nairalanders. Merry Xmas and a happy new year in advance.

I'll try to make this short and sweet.
So I met this guy at my favorite foodspot not too long ago.
He was tall, dark, handsome and jacked.... Basically the type of guy I like so I was obviously attracted to him.

He then approached and talked to me. Whilst we were at it, I remember him cracking some very bad jokes (not bad in like an offensive way, but a bit too dry), but for the sake of being polite I went along with it.

We exchanged contacts and met up for a first date not too long after. And to keep things short, he wasn't funny whenever he tried. At all.
He did look a bit nervous, but It was still so bad to the extent that I felt uncomfortable watching him try and even guilty if I failed to laugh.

He's also very arkward when it comes to intimacy, the first kiss was really, really arkward and I could tell he was trying his best but......

He also has this habit of sending me some really unfunny memes

Besides that, he is truly loving, warm and sweet. We have a whole lot in common between us and I'm sure I'm attracted to him

Initially I thought it was something related to his initial nervousness and would resolve on its own with time, but things are still the same

I'm a really funny person and Ive realized that I bond best with the people I laugh and play around with.

Is this going to get better with time, or is this just who he is?

Have you ever seen a tall comedian ??

richmond500:
I am very cheap.

Normal one night is 20k,
Premium package is 30k

If u wan carry me go meet ur mother say I be ur fiancee 100k in Lagos, PH and Abuja
70k in other states

U fit price

God abeg

Skooltynz:
It's seems this yahoo and hookup generation have totally killed and buried love based relationships,to get babe don hard these days e don hard ooo.

It seems you have to be a guy with dreads, wear baggy jeans,use big iphone before these ladies can date you.

It doesn't even matter if you are faking it just give off yahoo boys vibes then ladies will take you serious where is this world going?

You make me laugh' na only Nigeria dis thing common , here in the Gambia there is dignity in labor even if you de pack shit' you go still see endowed sexy lady with self respect for herself weh no de materialistic weh go love you. Like someone said earlier togo benin Cameroon no far . If you are looking for a good wife go there .

Guys no allow anybody pressure you oo , who sabi u.k know say this guy go de pay for d condor n whip for even d next 30 years, only advantage be say him no go feel am.
U.k no easy ooooooooooo
Who no go no go know.

Leaving Nigeria before tinubu came into power.

diamond68:
now your account balance is 200 pounds overdraft after rent wan kee you finish 🤣

Naa " i am not in the u.k.

Sirchiboy:
This is the case of my 45 years old uncle who is in a state of dilemma.
What advise would you offer him?

My account balance before i left Nigeria was exactly 5 million naira in 2022.
Glad i left .

Na mumu de go bank go de fill form for failed transactions.. email all the way & follow up no matter what they will refund u back asap.

Dem don de give city serious aggressive doggy..

Merry100:
Don't just marry because it is the societal norm. There are irresponsible men out there; if you marry one of them, you will regret getting married. Whether it's 50% or 100%, choose a man who is ready to shoulder responsibilities.

If you would like to start from scratch with a man and work together to elevate your lives, make sure he is a true team player. There is no teamwork when you are married to a lazy and pompous man.

Your partner doesn't have to be wealthy, but he should be someone with visible potential or a clear vision, not a lazy man.

It is okay to marry a guy if you see signs that he is likely to be a family man. Family men are responsible and disciplined, making them unlikely to be lazy. Even if they don't have much, they work hard to provide for their families.

What ever you do , make sure you all take your fight against poverty more seriously.
90 % of Men genuinely marry for love.
90% of women genuinely marry for material gain and comfort . They were naturally wired that way.

MaziX:
a friend like wike can't be zeroed.. fubara knows.. tinubu can just order and ntin will happen.. power

You have a point tho.

AfahaAbia:
Alot of people especially those born from 1991 onwards may not know most of the products displayed here. Sadly many of them in the picture are no longer sold in our shops today.

That elephant fit wash away your sins.

MaziX:
Tinubu doesn't deal with betrayers

Tell me about WIKE..

Trendtips:
No na
this is too extreme
at N350 he can afford a 700k annual if he saves N65,000 towards it every month

We don't know if he's married or single with alot of responsibilities. Truth is 350 k currently in nigeria is chicken change if he's living in the west east or south .
But in the north that 350k will go a very long way.
May God not allow us to be working just to feed landlords.
Life is hard

Dainy1:
This country is becoming something else. With the current high house rent increase and bills, we pray we survive it.

I was just thinking out loud. For someone earning 100k salary monthly, staying in 650k-800k house, what's your strategy towards your house rent payment?
Knowing that you still have more bills to cater for monthly.

How do you save? What percentage do you save in a month?

With the little Salary been paid, Salary earners, how do you plan towards your current house rent payment?

A colleague was joking telling us, he's considering relocating to the village to start farming and staying in a free family apartment........hmmmmm

Bros even if you earn 350k monthly , you have no business staying in a crib worth 650k to 800k for Tinubu regime.

Lizzysamuel:
Tinubu has really finished Nigerians oo.

This has gone beyond hunger, this government has inflicted so much pain on Nigerians.

Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ri-DjdspUoM?si=C8DZ1E3A8RP9voRA

Thank God say i no dey Nigeria,
the funny thing is Tinubu will still win the next election.
Nigerians don't learn .
Or maybe democracy aint for the black race.

discusant:
Stop moaning.

Petrol sells for equivalent of N3100/litre in Great Britain.
Lol.

How much is the minimum wage in u.k compared to Nigeria sir ?