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Demetrix:
chief can I reach you too? Abeg

Ok

GarkiAccessory:
Okay Boss I am sending it again

still didn't see it, but I have pm you back.

GarkiAccessory:
Boss I sent you a dm

didn't see it.

Diary of a wimpy man abi child, see how woman turn you to vegetable, destroying your legacy while alive yet you still cower like the coward you are, it's very disappointing.

Neutral15:
Please can I reach you? My WhatsApp contact is on my signature or kindly drop yours. Thanks

send a pm I'll reply

Love800:
How do you earn online pls. You are a writer?

I train AI and do surveys, small freelancing on the side.

Most of them post these fake jobs on purpose mostly to gather information, they don't even go through people's resume, I remember learning new skills meticulously and paying so much on udemy and coursera during the remote job era, applied to thousands of jobs on remote job websites, LinkedIn, upwork, hub staff talent etc, I didn't get one, I even lowered my standards, at the end of the day I begrudged myself for the time wasted and how much I lowered my standards cuz at that point I was ready to take any job even if it's those ones you'll be a slave to your employer, and thanks to earning online, I haven't submitted a single resume for more than four years now, no be me they go carry form their feeling of self importance, the best thing you can do is look for something that earning with won't depend on someone hiring you, nothing is sweeter than earning on your own and being your own boss, they'll post a thousand job na only 50 real inside.

DamnnNiggarr:
Are we, the Nigerian youths, cursed with commiting crimes?


Certainly NO, Nigerian youths are not cursed. We are not cursed people. But we are carrying the heavy weight of systems that have failed us for decades, systems that have pushed many to desperation, others to anger, and some into choices that stain our collective identity.
When the world hears “Nigeria” and immediately thinks “fraud,” it should hurt us, not because it is always true, but because it is often believably true.

But must we accept this as who we are?

Why should one nation’s name appear in almost every international story of fraud?

Why should talented young people (some of the smartest, most hardworking on the continent) be reduced to defending their nationality everywhere they go?

When did we allow survival to become an excuse for anything at all, even wrongdoing?

These are questions we must face honestly.

We are not inherently corrupt. We are not born scammers. We are not cursed.
Yet, some among us have chosen to normalize internet fraud “yahoo,” “wire-wire,” “guy-man,” and all the modern variations. And society (music, culture, social media) often glamorizes the lifestyle instead of condemning it. Too many are being applauded for money they cannot account for. Too many are being pressured into crime by a system that makes legitimate success look impossible.

But let us ask ourselves:

If everyone is doing whatever they must to “make ends meet,” what happens to the soul of a nation?

If fraud becomes a culture, how do we expect the world to see us?

If you wear the label of “scammer” so casually today, what will your children inherit tomorrow?

The truth is simple:
A country with good leadership, working systems, and opportunities does not produce a generation that sees fraud as an option.

Our leaders have failed repeatedly. They have abused trust, stolen public wealth, and set the worst examples.

But still, their failure cannot become our excuse for creating more damage.

If leaders have failed us, must we also fail ourselves?

If the system is broken, must our values also break?


To Every Nigerian Feeling Ashamed by International Stories

Just like this case of a U.S. nurse discovering multiple impersonators from Nigeria, complete with screenshots, yes, these incidents cut deep. They embarrass us. They annoy us. They feed stereotypes.

But remember: the actions of a few do not define the worth of millions.
Still, the actions of a few can damage the reputation of millions.

So the question is:

How long will we allow the irresponsible behavior of some to stain the honest work of many?


A Call for Reflection and Change

Nigerian youths are brilliant. Innovators. Builders. Creators. Athletes. Scholars. Movers of culture across the world.
There is nothing cursed about us.

But we must decide what identity we want to stand for.

Do we want a Nigeria where our passports raise eyebrows?

Or a Nigeria where our names open doors?

Do we want to be feared or respected?

Do we want to be known for our scams or our genius?


The Future Is Still in Our Hands

We cannot undo the damage overnight.
We cannot fix the country alone.
But we can start with ourselves (our values), our choices, our pride as a people.

Let us build a Nigeria where we don't need to defend our nationality.
Let us build a future where success is something we earn, not something we steal.
Let us reclaim our name, not by shouting, but by living differently.

Nigeria is not cursed.
But Nigeria will only rise when we stop behaving like a cursed nation.

The change we want begins with us.

Beautiful speech, yet after all the talk things still stay the same, na why the talk no necessary, why all the speech when it won't make a difference, na to just rest, when you can't change something you leave it alone, plus we just get a bad rep, when someone has a reputation for stealing he's blamed by default when anything goes missing, every criminal now claims to be Nigerian because we already have a reputation, those ppl in her screenshots may not be from Nigeria, but like I said we just get a bad rep.

Well look at her, she's not exactly a snack that guys will chase much, and she fit dey fake am too, anything is possible.

sylve11:
Your own too far sef.


After traveling from Warri to Abuja, I was inundated the next day with over 39 messages requesting assistance.

I kindly responded to them that 'na Abuja I dey o'

E be like them think sey Aero dey go abroad.

I nor blame them sha, my nephew snap me go upload.

You sure say na your nephew snap you, I know people like you who can't resist the urge to show off no matter how irrelevant that thing is, people must see you doing it.

I don't mix with people, Infact talking too much and being noisy irritates me, I prefer my own company, I stay indoors most times only go out when I have to, I hustle while I'm alone as well and when money enter I reward myself with an outing alone, it doesn't mean your life don spoil bro, the things you yearn for are easy to get especially company but to what end, bringing people into your life will even cause you more trouble as most people don't mean well, create your own happiness and make money you'll realize you don't really have a problem and your life is even better than those you're envious of.

Suddenly you're a helpless baby and some man must take care of you before you can exist otherwise you will not be taken care of, how old are you again.

Everything is recorded for social media, he wan copy the yeye wike and yerima scenario now.

Not a 90s kid but I know babies day out

dominique:
VDM is coming to crash the price of goods crew, where una dey. Like seriously, those that are ordering for repackaged iPhone of ₦280k, what exactly were they expecting? Very daft man where is the SON approval number of your packaged iPhones? Efulefu human being!

How you take sabi efulefu, you be idoma?

Good health, your mom being alive and having love and loyalty around you, most people don't know what God have done for them.

anonimi:
Is Mark Zuckerberg a Nigerian guy who also grew up in our country

So growing up in our country makes him a genius? If your analogy is true then most of us who develop softwares in Nigeria but don't have funding are geniuses as well, does growing up in Nigeria make you a genius.

anonimi:
It’s not uncommon for geniuses to be deviants in one way or another.

Is he a genius though, I mean being a co founder of paystack doesn't mean he's mark Zuckerberg.

Anyone can clearly see he's mentally deranged because it's one thing to have these thoughts and keep it within yourself and another to carelessly blurt it out online.

One thing is Nigerians lack maintenance culture, they won't keep it clean even if you clean it up, and most of them deliberately dump the refuse there then get angry when anyone says Lagos is smelling, the over hyped Lagos that is an eyesore, if you talk they go say you're jealous, dunno why everyone wants to stay cramped up in that place.

You hurt a lot of people instead of vanishing and laying low you deliberately attract attention to yourself and carelessly agree to meet people in the name of investor, your only problem is greed cuz what you stole isn't enough for you and the urge to show off cuz you want people to see luxury lifestyle, people you claim you don't need their validation, now you're chopped kebab and everything you did was for nothing.

dfrost:
Please no make me laugh.

Bros abi na Sis, those guys were having parties in the skies with celebrities singing for them while the plane cruised the clouds.

And?

Luckysbab:
You need comprehension lessons.

Ya, may be you should give me those lessons, so I can be like you, very smart.

If he could make such bail payment after ten years then they really looted libya dry.

yinkus6750:
Why running when no one is pursuing you?
If you get arrested, and you innocent,you get a good lawyer to fight for you and prove your case.
If you guilty, you get bailed, and likely sentenced on judgement.
In few years, you out to continue life.
Why risk your life ?
May his soul R.I.P.

Easier said than done, it's like you forgot we're in Nigeria, have you seen any common man enter efcc net and come out unscathed, even if you're innocent they must find something unrelated to incriminate you with, I have landed in trouble for trying to intervene for my friend who was been harassed before, na another person they dey harass, na me wey put mouth they start ask me to unlock my phone, it's better they don't catch you for any reason, if you like make you be pope, you enter their net you must collect.

It's just the feeling, for instance most people go out to eat at restaurants when they're celebrating something special, it's not because they can't cook at home, but considering the atmosphere of celebration and the fact that they're doing something they don't do often (visiting a fancy restaurant) it amplifies the feeling and that's what make it special, a touch of extra, something you do once in a while, that's the whole point of being special, now I got married and I'll probably spend the rest of my life with that woman in our home, that's not going anywhere, whatever we will do for our honeymoon we would do it countless times in that home as we age together as a couple, but honeymoon is a one time thing, you can't honeymoon twice, that's why you do something you don't often do like spending it at a resort or hotel where you're catered for and made to relax, yes you're paying for everything, but it wouldn't be a honeymoon if you're at home doing chores and cooking, it'll just be a regular day as a couple, you get, that day is special, you have to do something you don't always do.

Having said all that, deciding to do something special for a honeymoon depends on who I married though, if the bride is worth it sure, but if she's one of those who have probably been to many hotels with men, I would just go home, I won't marry such a person though but in case.

004gist:
The North of Guinea is far. We have bonny river or PH closer by they can stationed their carrier there.

It will be cheaper and faster

Lol the water there isn't deep enough for an aircraft carrier to be stationed there.

Make una check damson idris, dark skinned guys beat fair guys any day, do you know how hard it is to be dark skinned and still manage to be attractive? It's easy to be attractive when you're fair, so person dark come fine just know his handsome na extra.

Uniform prefect, cuz my uniform is always neat and well ironed, Na how I clean come school I dey clean go house.