₦airaland Forum

iampeterben:
I nor dey use diesel so this news isn't relevant to me. Thank you. Diesel users over to you.

Bro. Diesel is what the big trucks that distribute goods across the country run on. It is what fuels the generators that power factories. All these are factored in the pricing of the goods and commodities you buy in the market. A reduction in the input cost, is likely going to reflect in the price of goods and services. That's how you're affected.

decatalyst:
Jesus Christ!

Nigerians are always in a rush...something that will go round,most of us like to rush to get it.

This is also evident in the way we drive. Everybody rushing to somewhere at the same time. They will block the main way and the alternative.


May their souls rest in peace. An avoidable death is painful

RIP to the souls of the departed.

You see this road thing ehn, it baffles me by its height of stupidity. You're rushing, you need you blocking both lanes at the end, there's a deadlock and nobody can move. You end up spending more time in the resulting blockage than you'll if you'd just waited for the queue to move. It makes no sense.

That teacher is going to jail for attempted murder and the school is getting shutdown.

Tallesty1:
The only issue here is the emboldened. It is a date not APC meeting so no break any bone, literally or figuratively.

Taking off your wig will make you more interesting and if you like stout then why not?

Making a really good first impression is not great for both the person making the impression and the one being impressed. If you do really well the first time, they'll expect an even better one next time, and if it keeps going like that. It can get tiring, but you can't stop because you've reached a point where you can't let them down. It's like putting yourself in a cage.

The person who is impressed also gets stuck. If the person making the impression manages to break free from their fake image and shows who they really are, the person who was impressed remains stuck, hoping things will go back to how they were.

A first impression should just be interesting enough to not be boring, that's it. Don't set expectations too high.

This makes a bunch of sense.

I don't understand this, please can someone help me break this down further? If a transaction is made, say a transfer from a US fintech app to Nigeria, how can its naira equivalent surface in a Nigerian account while 90% of it doesn't get here? The maths isn't mathing at all.