₦airaland Forum

meobizy:
Lol. It doesn’t change people. It magnifies their original personality. Cheerful givers are the same when rich while stingy people aka Nairalanders remain stingy — even stingier with wealth.

NextD18:
When it comes to taking risks, give it to Nigerian men.

vioment:
Entrepreneurs get levels based on perspective of intent.


Someone might aim to provide a service or bunch of services, pay tax, and have a profit. That profit after the capital and operating cost are factored in, is the result number of gain or loss.


Before now, I been dey call entrepreneurs bosses. From Akara seller, suya seller, computer village sellers, shop seller, generator repair person, vulcanizer, mechanic, all the way to cell phone owners, freelancers, magazine owners, etc. All na entrepreneurs or business people.




Like Rick Ross say, "a boss is the one that guarantee we gonn eat". To me a boss in business is the organizer of a project in action. If you hire somebody to bring their skill and come help you, while you pay them and manage their skills and time, during the timeline both of you agreed, then you are a boss. Like in building a structure, the boss there is the contractor. The owner of the building is the investor to the contractor. A boss is suppose to know about the business and not just be an investor who don't really need to know about the project but the result of the project. An investor is also an entrepreneur. Facebook and others had investors but those investors are not operating the business. Am not talking of manager, who is the organizer of a task or more. In building a structure, the mason have their own manager, the electricians have their own manager, who the contractor should be supervising in an organized project.

chukslawrence:
No, Itun-Meko.

Elpipitaaa:


lol. horse want chop waiting Human being day chop

Oluromantic:
Bros Bros. You don do DNA? The baby face is oblong yours is round water melon o. Where the mama sef?

Go do am before naming ceremony o before you kill goat. No waste the life of innocent goat.

SarutobiEky:
Right. First off, I haven't had carnal knowledge of any woman born of a man yet. Why does it keep happening? I don't even have a gf at the moment, not since five years ago.
I have been with up to 7 different girls in my dreams. And in each one it'll feel like I'm with my soul mate. I'm always at ease with everyone of them. These are gorgeous women with different looks, and on each occasion we feel very happy together, the vibe is top notch..they always want to please me. They treat me like their fvxking king. I'm not exaggerating, every one of them feels like a soul mate. But when I wake up, I always feel lost, like unhappy, sad to realise it was only just a dream. The question is why am I meeting different women in my dreams?

The very first one I met, if I can remember vividly, was with a short hair cut. And boy! I'm a sucker for Chicas with low cut. well..maybe my mind is just fvxking with me. I dunno. Who else is experiencing this? Am I the only one?

Modified:
Lest I forget, we are always all cuddly, touchy, there were times when we had kisses, even went nude, not me though, them. But never had sex. I find this really strange.

jelel6:
Can't do this. I'd feel just as embarrassed sitting alone eating.

Kestolove:
If dey fail to give TEMS what olamide did to dem in 2015 will be a joke compare to what we going to unleash to dem

Xenry:
I don't wanna be Hòrny, I just wanna be happy!

RisenPhoenix1:
Personally, I think that it describes a girl who lives on the wild side; likes bungee jumping, sky diving and on-foot safaris into the wilds on weekends. I don't really think it's about sex. The problem is, if you ask a hundred women, they'll all tell you that they're fun to be with, yet the most exciting thing they've ever done in their lives is to take duckmouth selfies with their besties in ShopRite mall. So I always take this overused phrase with a pinch of salt.

Mekudi:
Don't watch the video, it's a waste of data

RandomAfrican1:
https://africaatrandom.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Chimamanda.jpg

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie made an appearance on the Blackbox interview hosted by Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, and it was a full one.

The globally renowned Nigerian novelist mad it known that she was born as Ngozi Grace Adichie, which she later on changed to Amada Ngozi Adichie, because growing up as a Catholic, one was required at a point their lives of adopted the name of a Catholic saint – She adds that even though Amanda isn’t the name of a saint, the Priests in her church back then gave her a pass because she was insistent bearing the name since she had come across it in a novel she was then reading.

Chimamanda went by the name Amanda for all of her basic to high school level education, even through to University in the United States. She reveals that it was whiles she was schooling the the US that it dawned on her that she did not want the name Amanda as she would much rather prefer an African name, precisely an Igbo name.



She went on to toy with different versions of her name until a few months to the release of her first novel in the United Kingdom when she had a sort of “Pentecostal moment.”

“I did not want Ngozi because it appeared to be too common, ven though it has a great meaning. I much rather preferred a name I coined myself so that it becomes unique,” she said

Ebuka who was clearly flabbergasted made his shock at the revelation known. ” I always wondered which cool Igbo parent in the 70’s would name their child Chimamanda, because it was practically non-existent,” he said.

“Even in recent times, I have come across not less than six girls who bear the name Chimamanda, this is remarkable,” Ebuka remarked.

Watch the part 1 of Chimamanda’s interview here; https://africaatrandom.com/chimamanda-isnt-my-birth-name-chimamanda-ngozi-adichie/