₦airaland Forum

UjuJoan2:
It wasn't a transaction. That's what upsets me about Nigerians, everything is a transaction.

She was trying to do good, charity, not business. You had an opportunity to contribute, but you decided to put a price tag on yourself. So in addition to doing charity, she is paying you for helping. It just doesn't sound right.

EmmanuelBanks:
where did you watch the teaser

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Ludlum:
This will be messy

Meedon:
Na depression go kill you Idiot

EBMedia:
https://igberetvnews.com/1374893/governor-umahi-inspects-flyover-construction-ebonyi-arrival-abuja-photos/

Fmghewzy:
You are simply put: STUPID

Darkseid:
What's funny about it? If you no get more for Italian shoe, you no go continue with 2k carton shoe wey you dey buy regularly. Some shoes from that manufacturer costs as much as 100k and you want make he sell am 2k for you abi

Lexusgs430:
I meant another charging cable........

Biddyman:
From your explanation here, it seems the battery that abruptly reduced in power must have eventually gone dead. This could mean the battery is faulty from factory or from how or with what u charge it. My observation though.

Lexusgs430:
You sound depressed.........

Have you tried another charger........

Donspicey:
[s]During the BBNaija show i supported and voted for Laycon to emerge as the Winner because i was thinking that he would take over from EFE or TOLANI in the music industry as the big thing from BBnaija but very unfortunate the guy fall my hand Big time...


As a music lover that delights in listening to upcoming artistes with the believe that they always have something upstairs to offer i listen to underground artistes when ever am less busy so that i could be able to analyse their lyrics and contents but to be candid Laycon is one of the WACK artistes i have ever listened to.....


His songs lacks direction.........


The productions is below standard.......


The mixing and mastering is very poor for my liking.......


No content in the Lyrics.......


Though am happy for him for winning the grand price and also for the numerous endorsements but musically he have nothing to offer.....


Out of anger and disapointment i deleted all his songs on my playlist but am still one of his fans anyway........


I will still get his songs if he improves but for now,i will avoid his songs like a plaque...


Let me continue listening to..

TEMS...


WURLD.....


DESHINOR....


KAPTAIN......


TOLANI......


EFE......


OXLADE.....


ZINOLEESKY......


OMAY LAY........


ODUNSI.....


CHEQUE......


DIAMOND JIMMA.......


SEYI VIBEZ........


PREETYBOYDO.......


And many more new face wey get oil for head...[/s]

ThankGod42020:
Thanks, hotel is a good idea but the capital is low. Experience from someone close to me that has one, it cost 400m to build one. And that was 2014 compared to naira inflation 6 years later.

ThankGod42020:
Good day my good people of nairaland, I greet u all.
I want to make it simple, I want a business preferably fintech or any business that can be operated online for someone abroad, age 25 and single. Any business idea is greatly appreciated.
Thanks...

no1concept:
Dear Nairalanders,

This post was made by me on behalf of my cousin concerning a current situation he is in and would really love to get the much advice he can about this.

My cousin met this girl 3 years ago when he just finished Youth service and of course, didn't have much financially. He asked her out and the girl readily agreed. Ever since then, it has been a wonderful relationship for the both of them. This girl tolerates my cousin's flaws even when he might be in a bad mood. This girl landed a job before my cousin and through out the 8 months he was jobless, she always stood by him and never cheated once on him. She loves my cousin to the Moon and back.

After my cousin finally landed his first job here in Nigeria, he started applying for jobs in Scotland cos he really had the intention of relocating. He got frustrated after he couldn't land the Scotland jobs after 2 years and gave up. His girl always cheered him up and told him not to give up. She immediately took over the job applications for him which she made every single day from her place of work on her office computer. She, in addition, fasted and prayed for my cousin without his knowledge for him to land his dream job in Scotland.

5 months later, my cousin got an interview and landed the job. He is about relocating.

Now, my cousin is in a dilemma. He has strong intentions about marrying this girl but doesn't know what his moving to the Scotland may result. He can't marry her right now not make arrangements to relocate with her due to the high financial cost. So he intends on leaving first to later come back for her. However, he is absolutely oblivious of what being away from her for too long may cause and would not wish to stay away too long, get entwined with too much work that he forgets about her which will break the girl's heart. Although he and the girl has talked about this, she has said she would wait for him no matter how long it took but has said that the ball is in the court of cousin to decide.

So, my cousin came to me and I have come to you dear Nairalanders.

He is asking if there is a greater advantage in him continuing with the girl all the way from Scotland, defying a long distance relationship or if he should simply end the relationship by the simple reason of not breaking the girl's heart in the long run.

Note: My cousin lives this girl sooo much but wouldn't want to see her get hurt by him.

Yours opinions are very much needed.

Opinions can be given without need for sentimental insults please. Thank you.

BafanaBafana:
[s]Whenever Messi does something impressive, everyone is quiet because we are all used to it. It's normal for Messi to do magic. But whenever Ronaldo scores one goal, we all start mentioning Messi's name. It seems Messi is the standard Ronaldo is trying to measure up to.[/s]

Zzor:
Yes I kill such men with stares, that type of stares you garnished with yeye expression, only stingy men goes to the market

Yankee101:
Why is borno having a bigger budget than some states without conflict?

Enugu is 169b

IamD18:
She'll believe the day she'll be dragged to the mud by people who aren't happy that she's trending.

justosee:
Ndokwa, in Delta State

justosee:
from a private oil company

blessmoss:
Those men are irrelevant presently

LagosInter:
I met her at Iyana Ipaja Lagos few days ago.

She was new around there, I saw she was tensed and I inquired about her destination.

We were going to the same place, we sat together, I paid her t fare then we alighted and she was happy to give me her contact and expressed her gratitude as well.

I chatted her and noticed she was a bit dismissive, maybe she thought I was going to toast her, so she had to say she was married.

I believe the marriage gimmick just 10%. I have reasons for that.

ASIDE: She looks like "hustle" girl sef.

victorix:
Way back in 2009/2012, a Blackberry device was on everybody's wishlist. Those Blackberry people use our eyes see pepper that year. Any small thing, "ping me!" "What's your BB pin?" People just assumed that you a BB device. Even the notification sound from BBM alone made some people feel like they have made it, Lol. Then from 2012/2013, the brand began to die. I think people moved to Android devices and iPhones. It was even after the whole Blackberry trend ended I got to use one.

There were other popular phone brands, too, that just suddenly went under the radar. What happened to these brands: HTC, Blackberry, LG, Sony, Motorola, Sony Ericsson, Alcatel? I think Nokia is recently trying to pick up. Those guys made cool devices back then.

Modified: I know some of these brands still make phones, but I'm talking about market share and dominance.

BENARI:
I agree with you 100%. A noble idea! I'm personally thinking of creating perhaps a YouTube channel through which to educate our people on matters like this and more. But that's all I've been able to do thus far, "thinking" and no more.

I can get in touch with you if you wish. You can quote me with a means of contact if safe to do so here.

GIANTPLUSHUB:
Omo to gbon! The guy done learn the ins and outs of shares, stocks and other financial investments lessons from Otedola. Bro want to extend that lessons to music. Weldone bro!
No harm in trying! If this goes well, trust other artists to follow suit. Best of lucks!

Check my signature for our products and services.

BENARI:
It is with a sense of dismay that I create this thread. I don't know about you, but I've observed particularly in the last decade or two that more and more Nigerians are dying suddenly; either they slump, sleep and not wake up, or simply let out a shout(my head my head my head), and next thing you know, they are gone. These 3 scenarios are typical of Heart attacks, Cardiac arrest, and Hemorrhagic Strokes.

Sad to say, a lot of the people I know, even seemingly very literate ones tend to blame such deaths on spiritual attacks, and for that reason I believe we miss the opportunity to fashion out a way to prevent as much as possible, a recurrence.

I've often wondered why everyone I learnt had a heart attack in Nigeria or a Hemorrhagic stroke ends up dying. Perhaps I've not been very observant, but I've never met a survivor of any of these medical emergencies. Mind you, I'm not talking about the less severe stroke that usually partially paralyze a part of the body.
Ironically, in the western world, statistics shows that only a third of victims end up dying from these emergencies. Some persons have even survived repeated heart attacks.

Well, I know some will say we don't have the facilities and emergency response, yes, but even those who do make it to the hospital end up dying. On the part of the populace, we are usually helpless when such emergencies occur which I find rather unfortunate. Now let me say this, the reason why people end dying from heart attacks particularly in Nigeria, is not only due to inadequate facilities, but also due to ignorance. A simple CPR(chest compress) which can be performed by anybody can and have saved many lives(a CPR is by no means a solution to heart attacks, but can help to keep the victim alive till medical professionals take over management). I simply cannot understand why both the government and we the people have not yet seen the need to educate ourselves about this simple live saving procedure. Personally I've tried to train loved ones on this procedure, but often they laugh it off or don't take it seriously. They're usually quick to label me a coward, pessimist or faithless person. I'm certain I'll do whatever I can to help a heart attack victim if I encounter any such emergencies, but I sometimes worry that no one will be able to come to my aid if I were to be a victim some day.

I think we need a change of attitude toward this sudden killers. More and more are dying needless deaths, and we can do more that just blowing breeze or pouring water on victims while we wait for them to die. We need to educate ourselves, our spouses, children, friends, and relatives. Your effort can save a loved ones life including yours. This emergencies can befall anyone irrespective of age or gender(although men 30 years and above are disproportionately affected, but women over 45 years of age are at increased risk)

Doctors and Medical professionals in the house please throw more light on this topic; how to prevent the conditions that leads to this medical emergencies and what to do when such emergencies do occur. I'm however aware of the ignorance and debate that exist in the medical field as to what causes the disease that leads to these emergencies.

The sudden death trend is an alarming one in Nigeria that should be declared a national emergency in my view. Looks like 2 in every 3 deaths this days are sudden.

Personally I'm taking the time to know the cause of the disease that eventually leads to this emergencies and also taking steps that could likely help prevent things from getting so bad, and I think the time has come for each and everyone to begin doing the same. Because I'm not a medical professional, I cannot recommend what people should or shouldn't do to reduce their risk, however, I'll gladly share materials that can educate people on lifestyle choices that can help them.