ajoskele:
Make I no form wetin I no know.



How does this affect Nigerians on the street? Someone should please try and explain.

This would reduce the amount of money in circulation, although prices will fall by a relatively small percentage, the productivity of economy is bound to reduce...this will cause supply of goods to fall because people are not producing as much as they could have with easier accessibility to loans. It could reverse the early effect of the reduced money in circulation and hike prices for certain goods especially goods that are imported or made with imported materials. As you are aware, that means everything!

The increased bank reserve will reduce funds available for loans. While this could be an attempt to reduce the supply of money to control inflation, it would mean less business start ups and more unemployment and higher interest rates.

Basically, we are fvcked!

If I talk say make them legalize abortion them no go gree

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osec007:
My humble observation is that an average Nigerian is happy,funny and sacartic as it might sound,but that's just the truth,Why because admist the huddles of politcal,economic or security problems an average Nigerian faces daily,An average Nigerian will surely look for a way to give him/herself JOY.

If we tell ourselves the truth, a lot of us are angry and bitter for the same reasons you stated.
Hell, some of us are depressed and suicidal.

I'm just saying.

Okay...
I'm a Christain but I am in support of legalizing abortion because the moral position/ decision is the pregnant lady and her partner's to make not mine or the governments.
I'm a Nigerian girl who can say that I NEVER ask guys I date for money. Unless I don't like him and of course we are not dating
I'm almost 23 and I still can't have sex with a guy I just met and this is not for religious reasons.
For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to be with a Yoruba man and this is not me following trends. I really love the culture and I think they are hella cute p

Add yours!
I want read them.

Nigerians span a very broad spectrum in all aspects to life.

I remember growing up and visiting Nairaland for advice and knowledge about certain things I was yet to experience.
I remember thinking some people were crazy to think the way they did but now I know better.

1. People are inherently different.
2. They have reasons for their stand or worldview.
3. They don't know any different or any better.

A lot of have limited view on what goes on in our world and that affects our definition of what should be considered "normal".

So this thread is for us to post about our unpopular family structure, cultural identity our personal interpretation of our religion that would supposedly shock a majority of Nigerians also known as "average" Nigerian. This is an attempt to make people understand that there is no "typical" Nigerian. No one person/group represents us or even our tribes.

Maybe this will clear things up for some of us.

While Nairaland is great for recycling news and creating awareness for issues, I think it is also useful for ideology reformation.
I remember growing up and visiting Nairaland for advice and knowledge about certain things I was yet to experience.
I remember thinking some people were crazy to think the way they did but now I know better.
1. People are inherently different.
2. They have reasons for their stand or worldview.
3. They don't know any different or any better.

So this thread is us to post our unpopular family structure, cultural identity our personal interpretation of our religion that would supposedly shock a majority of Nigerians also known as "average" Nigerian. This is an attempt to make people understand that there is no "typical" Nigerian. No one person/group represents us or even our tribes.

Because she prolly akes him feel like he did!
Is it annoying you that you can see he is in support of her dress sense??

frisky2good:
The most annoying part is that the husband is right there smiling like someone that just hit the lottery.

Why always round figures tho?? Anyways good job

Sometimes it's not just about the money.
To be rich is not a day's job. Except you won a lottery or inherited some mula
Anyways, It usually signals he is independent, ready to settle and find a potential partner, usually educated or street smart, etc
With money comes a certain aura of confidence. These are attractive.
And of course. possibility of an upgrade

Henix:
why should she collect such gift in 1st place?

Why not? Did he lose his free will before saying yes or maybe just choosing to buy it?

seedord247:
Damnn Gurls with K leg Big Turn off

I'm pretty sure she wasn't planning on turning your dumb ass on

50 million paid with 8installments with 5million as the highest amount paid.
This Aunty can lie!
8installments of the highest amount paid will amount to 40 million.


She berra withdraw her lies in the story

bruno419:
Y not marry urselfs

Why Are they outcasts? You just heard their ordeal and that's your solution?! Smh

Cutehector4u:
lol...wad do u really think selling point means

What attracts people to me, like a comparative advantage I feel I have over others.

My persona, mind, and body. Tho I'm not selling.

Thanks

chinex276:
The day her strict father saw me kissing her, angrily he asked "who is he" terrified she said "NO! He is my cousin" nd i was lyk wtf... Ur papa no knw him own brother pikin again?

This is hilarious!!! Her lying skill is automated. Mehn she's bad with pressure.

redcliff:

These hoes aint loyal men!

Why would you expect a HO to be loyal??!

I've been to Rivers, Cross river, Abia and Lagos.

Nadia_SA1: Lagos
Imo
Borno
Calabar
Hausa
Ijaw

I didn't know Hausa, Calabar and Ijaw are now states in Nigeria. Good to know!!!

prem love: so what is wrong declaring free tertiary education

A lot. Though the idea is good buh how long can it be sustained?? Knowing how we do things in Nigeria, it will amount to subjective qualifications like connections instead of an objective factor like your grade score. Remember maintainance costs money.