Family › Re: Because I'm earning Well, Must I Give Everyone My Money? by Dexlomo: 1:36pm On Oct 15 |
You must not however, most of the times, we all say we shouldn't but we eventually still do so much for our families. |
Celebrities › Re: “I Soapied Before My Wedding, Yet Ochacho Gave Me A House” — Peller Reacts by Dexlomo: 8:41am On Oct 15 |
Biodun1929: The theory that soapy stops blessings is a lie that religion has made a lot of people take as fact...but if you believe it really stops blessings, then that would be your reality. Na God dey help everybody my brother. If to say God dey measure our sins, many of us no go make am for life. |
Celebrities › Re: “I Soapied Before My Wedding, Yet Ochacho Gave Me A House” — Peller Reacts by Dexlomo: 8:39am On Oct 15 |
AngelSlay:
Javis is in for a long ride in this marriage. Men that soapy hmmm For your information, many married men, particularly the ones that do not cheat, soapy. It is part of life, no big deal. |
Romance › Re: Married Men In The House What Do You Benefits From Marriage Apart From Sex by Dexlomo: 9:46am On Oct 14 |
The benefits of marriage is companionship. Having someone you can be vulnerable with without fears is great. |
Romance › Re: Married Men In The House What Do You Benefits From Marriage Apart From Sex by Dexlomo: 9:45am On Oct 14 |
Nnamdipapa: Sex ke! Who says we benefit from sex in marriage? After about five years, we are tired of sex already. Most married ladies, after having kids, are no longer interested in that department and couldn't care less whether the husband is having fun or not. As a married man with kids, responsibilities go shift your waist and bend your prick; sometimes, you forget about sex altogether. Does this apply to those who live abroad? |
Romance › Re: Married Men In The House What Do You Benefits From Marriage Apart From Sex by Dexlomo: 9:39am On Oct 14 |
saintopus: In no too distant future, with the GenZ uprising girls everywhere, child bearing as a benefit in marriage will no longer be there. It will not hold water anymore. Are you raising your daughters for child bearing only in their marriage should they choose to get married? |
Romance › Re: If You Were In My Shoes, Would You Hear Your Fiancée Out Before Making Any Decis by Dexlomo: 3:28pm On Sep 25 |
A friend had a similar encounter with his girlfriend who was forming religious girl. Only God knows what pushed him to go clubbing-not his usual thing to do-that night at a place far from both bases. She walked in as an escort with some other girls and that was how my friend broke up the relationship he was so cherishing. |
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Fashion › Re: Is This Fashion Or Madness. by Dexlomo: 9:22am On Sep 25 |
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Politics › Re: Petrol Costs Over ₦3,000/Litre In UK, Nigerians Are Enjoying — Okpebholo by Dexlomo: 8:37am On Sep 25 |
This is disappointing hearing such from a governor. How did we get these kind of low reasoning leaders for our country? |
Fashion › Re: Is This Fashion Or Madness. by Dexlomo: 8:35am On Sep 25 |
I have a cleaner in my office who dresses this way. The worst is that he is a boy and does not wear an underwear. I find it disgusting. |
Business › Re: Is ₦500,000 Monthly Salary Enough To Live Comfortably In Nigeria Today? by Dexlomo: 10:57am On Sep 21 |
Love800: Yea nigeria economy is the foundation for all other challenges faced by millions of citizens.
But then, some people do too much of wanting to belong, show class, some due to ignorance, peer pressure, lifestyle, etc... I had friends growing up who lived in one room with their parents; however, one of the things I realized was that they were more sexually exposed earlier than those of us who never shared rooms with our parents. For that reasons, I have never been a fan of people living in similar conditions. |
Business › Re: Is ₦500,000 Monthly Salary Enough To Live Comfortably In Nigeria Today? by Dexlomo: 8:45am On Sep 18 |
Love800: I know people that live with 300k with wife and kids. I don't know wedar they are doing well. But the nigga looks good and still living his life.
This person na my former oga. He stays in self contain room and parlour. Why should a married man with kids live in a room and parlor? The Nigerian economy has not been fair for the most of it. |
Business › Re: Is ₦500,000 Monthly Salary Enough To Live Comfortably In Nigeria Today? by Dexlomo: 8:43am On Sep 18 |
Ebenezer2021: bless me with a job or an opportunity to earn like you biko I am tired of this 35,000 naira monthly job at my age of 35 It is well, please don't relent in your job search and make necessary connections. I have seen the benefits of connections over and over again. |
Business › Re: Is ₦500,000 Monthly Salary Enough To Live Comfortably In Nigeria Today? by Dexlomo: 8:38am On Sep 18 |
equityjake: I agree a lot of people pretend online, but let’s we realistic, that amount can’t sustain you in this economy. To have a job that pays 500k, think of the location. It’s most likely Lagos or Abuja. Anyone who lives in Lagos will tell you for free, 500k no carry u anywhere. My transportation to work monthly alone is 140k, not uber o, I mean Danfo and keke. I stock up kitchen monthly with more than 250k, cus eating out is expensive. Rent is there, you’ll have to save for medical expenses cus you can’t be leaving home daily for whole month and remain completely healthy. Family support too go need come out inside ur 500k. Omo e long jare. Why do you have to stock up with more than N250k monthly? Do you bulk buy or you buy in piecemeals? |
Business › Re: Is ₦500,000 Monthly Salary Enough To Live Comfortably In Nigeria Today? by Dexlomo: 8:17am On Sep 18 |
Gbadugbakun: You're either not living in Nigeria or living in the past. Not in today's reality.
A one bedroom flat in places like Lagos is about 2m. That's about 4 months salary. So you have just 8 months salary left with you.
When you factor in bills, light, gas, basic stuffs, Internet, and other things, then you add your transportation money to work and feeding, plus family black tax, you would find yourself struggling and even borrowing to survive.
Then you should know that you won't remain single forever. You'll one day find a spouse, plan and get married. That's more financial responsibility. And your income is still 500k. You can't even fully stock your kitchen with that amount as a married man.
Did I forget to mention that your landlord would be waiting for the end of the year so that he can add 500k to the 2m you're already paying. Which means you'd have to dig deeper into your savings by sacrificing another month so you can pay your rent. Which would make you poorer than you were. Nonetheless, the reality remains so many Nigerians are earning less than N500k monthly. |
Business › Re: Is ₦500,000 Monthly Salary Enough To Live Comfortably In Nigeria Today? by Dexlomo: 10:43am On Sep 17 |
miyagi01: I earn over a million likewise my wife earning also close to a million and we are just living very averagely. We both have cars and fuel for both cars in a month is between 400 to 500k Can you guys pool ride and someone can take a bus if the other needs close earlier? |
Family › Re: She Flares Up Anytime She Is Called To Support Kids'school Fees, Husband Cries by Dexlomo: 1:50pm On Sep 14 |
The woman is self centered and my advice to the man is that if she wouldn't be able to support and the cost is too high for him, he should consider changing the schools of the children to one that is convenient for him to pay. |
Investment › Re: Dangote Begins Sale Of Refinery Shares To Nigerians At ₦525 (Video) by Dexlomo: 1:23pm On Sep 14 |
How come he is selling at a higher price to the general public? Isn't this discrimination since it is still an IPO? |
Education › Re: Student Loans: What Happens When Graduates Cannot Repay? by Dexlomo: 9:26am On Sep 10 |
We like to copy but never paste rightly. The Student Loan program is a scam ab initio to keep people quiet. By the time you benefit from it and not pay back due to lack of job and greed (smartness as some will take it for those with jobs not paying back), you can't blame the government for whatever the economy outlook is because you would have been one of those who crippled the economy. |
Family › Re: My Side Hustle As An Okada Rider. Journey With Me by Dexlomo: 9:41am On Sep 09 |
Is the TVS for your daily hustle or just personal use? |
Family › Re: Married Couples: Did Marriage Bring Prosperity Into Your Life? by Dexlomo: 10:37am On Aug 21 |
To me, it is a blessing over time. At the initial stage, we were able to get by living paycheck to paycheck. At some point, had to take loans. Today, it is much better with children, a reasonable amount in savings, a reasonable income, and almost owning a house in Lagos in a reasonable environment. |
Properties › Re: FG Unveils Loan For Nigerians To Build Or Buy Houses — How To Apply by Dexlomo: 11:18am On Aug 18 |
For someone who has about 20 years left in service, can one combine the FMBN loan with the MREIF? Taking N150M suggests that one repays about N220M. Would I be allowed to take this much if I currently have no loans? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by Dexlomo: 8:57am On Aug 18 |
Hustlerconnect: Atleast I should know if those peculiarity and weigh in allowances go push my monthly take home to 200k+ before accepting na. I tried to reach out to people working there but they are hiding it, a staff there even blocked me because of that when I asked. It's crazy. E come be like secret cult Most organizations require you sign some oath of secrecy as such, a stranger not disclosing to you is not a bad person. The person is only securing the job. |
Education › Re: Prof. Eno Ukpon: The First Person To Gain Admission Into University Of Calabar by Dexlomo: 8:59am On Aug 17 |
What's the big deal? We can't continue like this as a nation. |
Family › Re: What Was Your Mother's Mistake That You Won't Like To Repeat? by Dexlomo: 9:19am On Aug 14 |
Not investing heavily when she could because she needed to please my dad. Her little investments were truly worth it and my dad's hardworking attitude was his saviour. Nonetheless, we could have been more richer had she not held back but I don't blame her because she saw her marriage and obedience to my dad as her top priority. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by Dexlomo: 8:43am On Aug 14 |
adigun27: My mail is having issue only on laptop I can check it and is in my wife room I want them to wake up 08131816198 I am guessing you have gotten your APL now, right? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by Dexlomo: 3:58pm On Aug 11 |
KingClown: Oya believe him now. That guy talk better rubbish and I'm here telling you he is 100% wrong with the figures you dey follow talk nonsense. I will take all insults but I am not open to you insulting my person. What do you mean I said better rubbish? Can you tell me what I said that you are disputing instead of ranting? Why not post the correct thing if truly you have it? I want to presume the clown in your name is what you are trying to act. |
Politics › Re: CP Wilfred Afolabi Assumes Duty As 35th Abia Police Commissioner (Video) by Dexlomo: 9:12am On Aug 11 |
Congratulations. May he succeed in this role greatly. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Monthly Net Salary Of Federal Government Ministries,departaments, Agencies And P by Dexlomo: 8:58am On Aug 11 |
KingClown: Nobody should believe this figures pls Why shouldn't they believe it? Can you state which one you have issues with and what your issue is with it? Thought this thread is for enlightening others and it is an anonymous forum so why hide the truth? Should you work in any of the agency, if you think people out here know you and may want to ask for help, you are not obliged to help them thus, you need not distort the truth. |
Car Talk › ... by Dexlomo(op): 3:37pm On Aug 10*. Modified: 9:13am On Aug 11 |
Not necessary, I will inquire offline. |
Health › Re: 5 Seeds We Throw Away That Are Good For Our Health by Dexlomo: 3:08pm On Aug 10 |
dominique: I was expecting to see Avocado seeds in the list. They're very strong antioxidants and reduces blood pressure and blood sugar. Highly recommended for people advancing in age, my dad doesn't joke with it Please, how does he use it? |