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Even if we advice you, you won't take it. Anyway, you'll end up training another man's wife in school. Better use your head. |
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Bro, build your estate you don't rush into marriage. Marriage is not an achievement. Use the little amount you've to build the estate. Establish yourself solidly. Most of those ladies that are pestering you to marry them that you guys will hustle together, baba na wash... Don't even listen to them. Build yourself financially, spiritually and physically strong. Don't forget to pray very well before getting married in order not to make any mistake. God bless you. |
Pay your tithe to any bible believing church. But I urge you to be going to church no matter what's happening the bible said we should not forsake the gathering of the brethren. It's very important. God bless you sir. |
FirefliesSun:You didn't caught them doing anything it's just eyes wink and you've concluded he's sleeping with her. I pity you sha and the person that'll Marry you because you'll suspect everything and anything you come across with. Better mind your business madam. If you felt something is going on only pray to God to expose and disgrace them. Because ur guess might be wrong. I don't know what you'll gain by spoiling somebody's happy marriage in the name of Amebo. |
NovesaTillie:Tell yourself the truth, you want to snatch somebody's else husband and it's so disheartening that this same family is very close and good to you and yet imagine the evil you're conceiving. Pls let's be careful of the kind of people we keep close some are wolf in sheep clothing. There are just there to kill, steal, destroy and take away our joy. My candid advice for you I'd this, better begin to distant yourself from the family or else if you succeed in your evil mission,. You've have a devastating and useless family. |
[quote author=Afodot0022 post=106945464]Good day my fellow nairalanders. Pls pardon my typo errors and will just make this brief as i can. I need your inputs in this scenerio that is giving me some sort of concern. I have been married for close to five years now and have two kids to it. My marriage to my wife has been ups and down but have always tried my best to be a responsible husband and also father. I ensure I take care of my home financially to my capabilities. My wife happens to be a good wife though with her own flaws as she is not perfect. She always has the notion that am cheating on her and have a side chick. But to be honest to you guys, i have never had sex with any other woman except my wife ever since i married her. Though at times the temptation might come to catch some flings out there but will later decline such thought and abort any action have made to do it on the long run.. At times my wife will read chats I do have with some random girls and have the notion that am cheating. I know i have been wrong in this but attimes a man will want to be a man but as i said earlier, have never had sex with those girls. Just random chats that all and it doesnt go further or lead anywhere. So it happened that me and my wife had a very serious misunderstanding recently that resulted to verbal abuse and also almost physical violence from the two of us. The last time i intended to have sex with my wife, she denied me and this had been in my mind and got me so angry towards her. So it happend that she needed my help for something and did not help, she started shouting and nagging and this got me angry and i almost hit her but i didn't. During those heated moment she started saying things about my cheating and so on. She said if am not cheating that i should swear with bible but i refuse to swear that night. Upon the following day i decided to even swear with bible that i have never had sex with any woman ever sinced i married her. I know i was innocent and i truely swear that very day to make her change her mindset and perception about me. After the swear, something happened that makes me confused till this very day, I ask my wife to also use the Bible to swear that she had not cheated or slept with any man ever since she got married to me. Could you imagine that despite all my efforts to make my wife to swear using the bible, she refused bluntly that she will never do such. I asked her why but she insisted she is not going to swear. This got me concerned and was asking myself why is this woman refusing to do this if truely she is innocent and doesnt have any skeleton in her compound. Her excuse was that she cant use the world of God to swear but mind you she is the one that prompted me to do such at first. I even seized her phone that if she doesnt swear i wont return the phone to her but despite my threat, my wife didn't not. This lasted for hours and I later gave up on the quest. Ever since then have not being myself and have been thinking alot. My wife doesnt look like someone that can cheat on me cos have not seen any traces as such but with this her action, its making me to have a rethink about her. Pls house i dont know what step to take as i need your mature advice on way forward on this issues troubling me. Every input will be well appreciated especially from married and experienced people. You mean she made you to swear and right now she's refusing to swear, ogA your wife dey use your brain. Infact are you sure you're the father of those two kids ni ? She must swear since you've sweared. Don't take any excuse from her, make her to swear. |
[quote author=Dskillful post=106506136]Please don't mind my errors but I need help because I am really confused... To cut the story short, I dated a girl for 2 years which her family and mine are fully aware, she's an Igbo girl and I am from Rivers State. 2018 I wanted to get married to her all of a sudden her parents refused, they started talking about tribal differences, I told them even my mum is an Igbo woman but they don't want to to listen. It got worst when the Rev. Fr said no they should not allow her marry me because they are Catholic. I felt very bad, but how will I do, I moved on with my life. That same year they gave her out in marriage to one guy who based abroad, I congratulated her without any grudges. They got married and this year the man died but they have a son, the man has been buried but I still love her and she is willing to come back to me, infact as it stands we are more than lovers. But I am giving her space so that she will mourn her husband very well and I don't want people to feel I prayed for the man to die so that I can take her back, because she said nothing will stop her this time. My problem now is should I let her go or marry her because I love her so much 100%? If not for anything I would've called you idiot. Just because her hubby is late you're now going back to her. If you've sense you should know that the family is looking for a yanky guy that has money it may not really be because of tribal differences. Pls move on with your life, get another lady out there... You should be very concerned if the family dare give their consent for you to marry their daughter now because her hubby is late. Better think well. |
Iamagoodgirll:Firstly, you followed the wrong part by listening to ur friend... Imagine she's your sister or cousin and somebody took advantage of her just because she wants to save her job. Anyway, the deed has already been done. Since you've feelings for her, why not let her know definitely she'll accept you it's very certain but make sure she's not seeing another guy. |
[quote author=Hopebringer post=105530868][s][/s] No one cares.. everyone should allow the North to be overrun by Bokoharam and ISIS the way Taliban were allowed to overrun Afghanistan. Allow them enjoy the monster they made. We should stop.wasting resources to rescue a people who can produce the likes of buhari, a nincompoop, an idiotic waste of biological matter, that thinks like an animal. Someone who opened his stupid mouth to say an attack on bokoharam is an attack on the north ![]() What a race these people are . What baffles me is how unintelligent these people are but they are quick to threaten,abuse and shout violence as if that's what makes a race advanced. These horde of uncivilised people should be allowed to enjoy the monsters they made. Imagine a race waking up and saying terrorists should be granted amnesty just because they heard we granted militants amnesty in Niger Delta in the past. They didn't sit down and intellectually analyze the pros and cons , no they seem unable to criticality think .. they are used to a life of trial and error and totally resistant to change . What a race . Fact is even the si called quota system graduates amongst them think the same. These guys have never been used to earning anything via merit. No They are used to bullying and threatening their way to everything hence why in their small minds having every soldier from the North guarantees them the right to bully the south ![]() What a foolish way of thinking again this shows how handicapped these people are at critical thinking.I feel sad for what is coming to the North.. the entire north will be swept by famine, disease and Terrorism. WHO, UNICEF , transparency international , World bank etc have all warned of the coming disaster in Northern Nigeria , but as always they ignore facts and follow only religious sentiments and violence . So they will make no plans to avert the warnings, and instead they will face a never before seen crisis. Trust me in all this they will find a way to blame the south. This is big . This is eye opening and truthful |
Ekele22:Bros u wicked ooo... Gal wey everybody on the street dey enjoy u want come personalize am... make u dey calm down abeg. Just allow guys to dey collect ooo.. na public property be dat. |
[quote author=BigCabal post=104869059]Every week, Zikoko seeks to understand how people move the Naira in and out of their lives. Some stories will be struggle-ish, others will be bougie. All the time, it’ll be revealing. This 23-year-old has an investment banking job and a couple of side hustles, but that’s not the most interesting thing about him. It’s how he makes much more money from his side businesses than he does at his 9-5, and how leveraging his privilege and connections got him there. What’s your oldest memory of money? I can’t think of a specific memory but growing up, my cousins and I danced for my uncles and aunts at weddings and other family events, and they sprayed us money. I liked balloons, and I understood that I needed money to buy balloons. I had to dance to get the money. It was that simple. Haha. That makes sense. Can you tell me what growing up was like, financially? My dad works in financial services and is a senior employee at a company he has worked at for decades. My mum did and still does a lot of business. I grew up comfortable although I didn’t understand how well the family was doing until I was older. A part of it was because I was too young to understand how money works. Also, I was exposed to a lot of kids who came from wealthier families, and that skewed my perception of money. At some point, I may have developed a bit of an inferiority complex. For context: I went to a private secondary school and the kids there could spend $500 on an item when they go on vacation without blinking. There was no way my parents would sign off on such purchases. However, once I started to get a wider perspective, I understood that my family was indeed doing well. When did you come to this realisation? That would be around 2014. I was 15 and about to leave Nigeria for uni. My dad had planned for me and my sister’s education and had a university fund for us. I had to go for my A-Levels first and I decided on a private college in Canada. The tuition was C$50k and my dad told me he couldn’t afford it at the time. Subsequently, I got a partial scholarship at the college and my dad still paid about C$30k. That was a lot of money, but he made it happen. Later that year, I moved to Canada. Lit. At first, I was living on a C$100 allowance every month, but my dad always ended up sending more money before the month ended. When he realised that it was more expensive sending smaller sums of money to me, he started sending C$2k at a time. Now, it wasn’t a monthly thing. The money was supposed to last me for a few months before I could request more. On average, C$2k lasted me for three to four months. I finished my A-Levels in March 2016 and got into a university in the US to study Economics. I moved there in May 2016 How did it go in the US? Nigeria was in a recession in 2016, so I knew that my dad must have been stressed having huge expenses in dollars. He was sending $200 every month, and I was determined to make do with it. In my first year, I lived in school housing and was on a meal plan which had been paid for. I wasn’t saving money or working, so the $200 was everything I lived on. I finally picked up a job at a call centre on campus in my second year but I wasn’t completely committed to it. Thankfully, the minimum wage was $14 in the state I lived in. On average, I worked 20 hours in a month, which brought in an extra $200-$300. At that point, I’d say that at least half of my income went into feeding. I managed to save some $100 a month if I didn’t party a lot in the month, but those were far and between. I partied a lot when I was in uni. Haha. 2018 was when I became intentional about making money. How? I saw what was happening in the financial market in Nigeria, and I was like “Wait, this could be a gold mine.” Here’s what happened: the CBN decided that they were going to start a “promo” and would be giving between 13% and 15% returns on short-term government securities. I thought that was a sweet deal and went in. With ₦100k, I started buying and trading treasury bills. The returns weren’t a lot but I started to understand how money compounds over time. I did the math and the ₦100k would compound into millions of naira in 30 years, and I wouldn’t even have turned 50 years by that time. However, in the short term. I realised that to scale, I needed to increase my capital. The way I saw it, it could happen in two ways: I could work more hours to earn more money or I could convince people to let me manage their money for them and charge them a small commission. I went with the second option. Mad. Tell me how it went. I started with my dad. I pitched the idea to him and managed to get ₦1m from him. I bought a few equities and invested most of the money in treasury bills, and it did very well. I made about ₦200k in fees I charged him. I managed to convince a couple of other people in my family to help me invest for them and I got small sums of money here and there. I put whatever money I made from them into my portfolio and by the end of the year, I had about ₦500k in it. That’s interesting. I had been coming to Nigeria every summer since my first year in uni to intern at investment companies, so I was plugged into the climate. This came in handy in 2020 when COVID hit. Prices of assets all around the world dropped like crazy. I reacted quickly and sold as many treasury bills as I could and started putting money in the Nigerian stock market, which was also pretty risky at that point. But when I was returning to Nigeria in August 2020, my investment portfolio was worth about ₦2m and I had another ₦250k in cash. You want to know why I returned to Nigeria, don’t you? Now that you mention it, please. I’d been thinking about it since my second year at uni. For the most part, I got my summer internships in Nigeria through my dad’s connection. My privilege became clearer and I thought it wouldn’t make sense not to take advantage of it. Also, something happened when I was in the US that solidified this decision. What was it? I tried to get into an internship program at a big investment bank. During one of the interview stages, I met a girl I knew from school and her dad was one of the managing directors at the bank. We were in the interview room when one of the analysts came and was like “This is so and so daughter.” They took her from the interview room and gave her a tour of the facility. It was very clear that she was going to get the internship. I felt like I had this in Nigeria, so it made perfect sense to return and explore the opportunities I have here. That makes sense. I knew getting a job here wouldn’t be a problem. I had an understanding with one of the investment banks I had worked with to return to work for them when I graduated. I reached out to them, took a few tests, and that was sorted. In October 2020, I resumed work. My salary was ₦100k. That didn’t make all the difference though. What I did between August and October did. What did you do? A couple of my old friends had returned to Nigeria before I did, so they had their feet on the ground already. When I got back, one of the first things I did was reconnect with them. I realised how much money they were spending when we went out. We could go to the club and by the end of the night, they would have spent ₦1m on drinks. They split the bill but each person chipped in at least ₦150k. For the first few times we went out together, they didn’t ask me to chip in but I knew it was only a matter of time. The first time I dropped ₦50k, I knew my cash savings couldn’t possibly sustain that kind of lifestyle. I figured that they must be making a lot of money if they could afford to spend like that, which was interesting because they weren’t working 9-5 jobs — they had businesses. What kind of businesses? They did everything they thought could work. Eventually, I spoke to a couple of my friends and asked about businesses I could do with little capital. They gave me a couple of ideas but the most viable one was pushing large volumes of commodities. In my case, it was finding a rice supplier who needed to sell their trucks of rice and a buyer who was willing to buy. A truck takes 600 bags of rice. Now, if the supplier sells a bag for ₦24500, I could add my markup, sell a bag for ₦25,500 and make a profit of ₦600k. The good part was that I didn’t need capital to start — I was just a middleman. The hard part was finding a buyer, but I committed to it. The easiest way to find the right buyer was by leveraging my contacts. I asked everyone in my family and someone linked me to another person who knew the right person to call. Ultimately, it was about my connections. Between August and December 2020, I was able to sell three trucks of rice, and I made about ₦1.8m from these deals. Sweet! This was also the period my perspective started to shift away from my job. It would have taken me 18 months to make ₦1.8m at my day job. Naturally, I started looking out for more business opportunities. The next one happened in January 2021. I’m listening. In December 2020, I met someone looking to sell two plots of land in an upscale neighbourhood on Lagos Island valued at ₦350m. I told them that for a commission, I would ask around and see if I could find a buyer, and they agreed to it. I was pretty confident about it because a few of my friends’ families are into real estate development and are constantly on the lookout for properties. Within a week, we found a buyer. Less than a month later, the deal closed and they bought the land for about ₦340m. I got the biggest lumpsum amount ever in commissions. How much? ₦20m. It was a complete dream. I mean, it was the kind of thing I envisioned would happen for me in Nigeria — being able to use my contacts for opportunities like that but I had no idea how it would materialise. Then this happened. I was just looking at my phone over and over again, trying to take it all in. Once I got over the excitement, I knew I wanted to keep grinding. Now that I had some cash, I could afford to join a few of my friends in one of the businesses they were so big on — importing cars. These moves. Inject it! I wanted to see how it would work out, so I dropped ₦1m the first time when the total cost of bringing the car in was ₦4m. My cut on that was ₦100k when the car arrived and we found a buyer for it. Afterwards, I started increasing the amount of money I had in the business. What types of cars were you bringing in? At first, it was the old 2008/2009 Lexus RX and Toyota cars. We have a car dealer in the US who finds these cars at auctions and ships them to us. On average, it cost ₦3m or ₦4m to bring one of such cars in and we typically added a 30% markup, but it’s not set in stone. Later, we noticed an uptick in demand for higher-end cars, so our focus shifted to the Highlanders, the newer Lexus RX, and Mercedes C-300 cars. We could make a profit of about ₦2m each on these cars. It’s only been a couple of months but we are growing and expanding the business. I put ₦18m in the last batch of cars we imported from the US. They should arrive soon, and I expect to make about ₦4m in profit, which I think is very fair. Fingers crossed on their arrival. Fingers crossed. I’m curious about what your earnings look like now. Well, I still make ₦100k from my day job. But I make anything from ₦3m-₦4m every quarter from importing cars. Usually, I re-invest whatever I make back into the business and only take money out once every quarter. What about your investment portfolios, how much are they worth now? Most of my money is tied up in physical businesses, mostly car importation. The total value should be about ₦30m now. My other major investment is primarily in the Nigerian stock market and my brokerage account has about ₦10m in it. Because my portfolio is liquid and I can take money out any time, I don’t feel the need to save a lot of money in Naira. I have less than ₦500k in cash at the moment. I’m very focused on opportunity cost and returns. If I think that I can make more money from my portfolio in the period it would take to ship and sell a car, I will pull money out of the business and put it into the portfolio. Interesting. Let’s break down your monthly running costs, please. How much do you think you should be earning now? At least ₦600k at my 9-5. I’m underpaid at my day job, and that’s mostly because I haven’t done my NYSC yet. I love my job but I’m starting to value my time more than I value the work and the experience. The original plan was to work in the capital market for five years, then branch out on my own to start a business in fund management. Now, I’m not even interested in managing money for other people. I’m all about generating money from multiple businesses and pumping it into my investment portfolio. That’s always been the end game. Nice. How have all your experiences shaped your perspective about money? Working in the capital market where my job is to bring people who need money and the people who have it together has shown me that the best way to make money is to have money. It gets exponentially easier to grow wealth when you have some of it. Also, the people around me have always been wealthy, and the more I see the way they spend and make money, the more confident I am to take risks. Do you think there’s a part of your finances you could be better at? Ah, yes. My investments are not as diversified as I’d like them to be. Most of my money is currently tied up in the car importation business. If something goes wrong — like if a ship sinks — it will wipe out most of my net worth. I could be better with budgeting as well. Sometimes I need to make a purchase but can’t because I don’t have liquid cash around. For the most part, this wouldn’t happen if I’d budgeted better. Speaking of purchases, is there anything you want right now but can’t afford? It’s not a pressing need but I’d like a new car. I only started thinking about it when our focus shifted to higher-end cars. A Mercedes GLE-63 will be great but I need around ₦20m for it. As much as I want it, I can’t spend that much money on a car right now. My net worth has to be at least 10x what it is now before I consider it. What about a purchase that significantly improved the quality of your life? I paid for a one-year subscription to an online service that provides data in financial markets across Africa. It cost only $300, which was such a good deal and since I paid for it, it’s been way easier to do research. The quality of my life has improved because of it. On a scale of 1-10, how would you rate your financial happiness? 7. I’m not doing badly for a 23-year-old, and I acknowledge that I had a lot of help to get here. I know the role my privilege has played, and I’m proud of the ways I have leveraged it. My salary from my day job is only enough for my baseline expenses, and I don’t know where I’d be if I didn’t have people to help me get into these side businesses. I’m definitely in a better place than I was a year ago. However, there’s a lot of things I want but can’t afford yet but I’m taking it one day at a time. Source: https://www.zikoko.com/money/naira-life/privileged-nairalife-of-the-investment-banker-with-multiple-side-businesses/ I'm proud of you ... I don't mind joining in you business bro. Get me involve and I'll be most grateful. |
farous:Bondage.. But if you've no choice you can be managing it for the mean time. |
don4real18:You try ooo.. thankGod you allowed her to go... Yku you made the right choice. |
Golden147:Face ur studies and still marry her forget her siblings... |
adaperry25:You can apply for both.. there's nothing wrong except it's stated otherwise. |
Igbojihadist:You're only lusting after her. And honestly you're not a correct guy at all. How can a man be wooing a lady for four years and you're still willing her and yet nothing is working. Bros abeg receive Sense. |
Onyi90:To be honest with you, if you're planning to become your own boss, continue with your current job and be diligent in it... Don't just be earning salaries also learn the job But for job security and for steady growth baba abeg go for the Fg job. Tho considering the Naija security situation joining a security agency job in naija is at ur own pery because you could be deployed anytime to confront drugs peddlers and you know what it's means. So just do ur critical thinking very well and make the right decision. Tho Fg Job is a bae... But joining the security agencies baba ur life join ooo . Abeg connect me right now I'm job hunting... I need a job |
alexola20:Just hear urself... The guy did the right thing ooo... He'll definitely get another lady out dere ... He shouldn't go Into marriage with such lady if not he'll regret it. |
andronite:. She go receive Last banging.. he did well by calling off the wedding. That's the best option. |
[thankGod you already know she's using you for her own financial benefits probably she will collect money from you and give to another guy. Baba, runaway she's a gold digger and a fair weather friend.. they're so many ladies out there better dump her and get urself a better lady. |
Talk to higher authority. This is ur career we're talking about. But, better still, put it to God in prayers. |
Marriage is meant to be enjoyed & not to be managed. Sir, I feel ur worries and pains. Pls, run for ur dear life, that lady will kill u, take all ur properties, & still go ahead to marry who she truly loves. I can tell u she came for the money. Get a good lawyer, file for a divorce base on threat to ur life I'm telling u, ur request would be granted by the court as long as u can u ve prove...pls, run for ur life, some women are evil, jezebel, agents of darkness. |
File a divorce immediately before u die b4 ur time...get rid of such woman and her family in order to save ur head. |
What transpired in ekiti state yesterday was a sham, a show of shame.. Well, ekiti ppl be ready to face herdsmen in ur state because hmmm... |
I would suggest u move on with ur life...life is too short to be spent with a wrong fellow. Even if she change for now in d latest future she will still go back to it. Just, forgive her but pls don't marry her. Just an advice bro. |
Just imagine what a bastard is saying...Ur family blood is next online to be wasted..Amen. Sorrow and misfortune shall forever be ur lot. |
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