₦airaland Forum

jimmyolasun:
So because I dey fuucck my staff now, I should leave my company. Una dey ment

Vivonose:
Is there public holiday on Friday??

mrbenjame:
Ok........ I’m back now. I got into the waiting/ departure area but before then I was asked If I was with any possession of perfumes or stuffs like that. I told them yes I do. The guy just told me to go that I shouldn’t worry. Before entering the departure hall I saw a lady that her Job was to check your ticket and detach one side of the ticket leaving you with a little piece of paper containing your flight details. (your name, seat number, where you’re going to, type of plane carrying you etc.). I entered the departure area and saw another conveyor again. This time I had to repeat the process again. Dropped everything I had including my watch.

After they all rolled out to a particular point ( short like I said earlier) I picked up my bag and
other belongings.

I got to the departure hall seeing a lot of people seated. The hall is usually glassy in which you can easily see any plane landing and taking off as well as people entering and exiting some planes.

When I got there I found out the hall was filled so I had to go upstairs. It’s a gallery where you can sit up there and still see the people downstairs as well as the landings and take offs. I enjoyed staying up because you’d see everything clearly and vividly. Thanks to the airport staff that ushered me upstairs. I saw both children and parents waiting for their flights, boys and girls, old people etc...


While we were there we were hearing announcements from time to time of the particular airline that’s leaving and the destination. So I had to check my ticket to confirm if it’s the airline I was flying with.

Mind you.... be very attentive as well because the announcers voice is very little. So I barely heard her voice. She’s obviously a Nigerian no doubt but her voice wasn’t audible enough. That really pissed me off. Thanks to the airport workers who also announce the flights for people to hear.

So you’d hear something Like this:
Arik air Portharcourt to Lagos zone A to F please
Assemble for your flight. Thank you! ( something like that).

Since I was boarding Max air, I was bordered because I’ve never heard of that name( maybe because I don’t visit the airport like I said or because I’m not a frequent traveler).

I saw people seating with me whose plane was ready to take them away. After 30 minutes of their leaving the hall, I saw them flying away into the cloud. I started wondering like “ see o. No be that babe wey sit down here don enter cloud now now? Chei! Nawa o. Lols. So Na so me go move too? Omo. No be small o “ I just kept calm because I was getting excited

After waiting patiently, almost 10:25am boarding time, I started seeing a mighty aircraft running through the run way to the departure hall with a bold description “Max air”. I just smiled. In my heart I said this is Max air, the aircraft I’d be flying with. My happiness is that the aircraft looks new and very hefty.


Please note that planes usually stop far away from the departure hall. Most time there’re airport shuttle buses to convey you to where the plane is parked before you enter( if the departure hall is far from the plane itself or if it’s raining and you need to get off the plane as soon as you landed). But if the plane is a little close you can walk down to the arrival hall ( for those who just landed in their destination or returning).


Alas it was time Maxair was announced. I gladly got up and moved downstairs and headed to the exit of the glass house where my ticket/boarding pass was handed to them. The checked it and returned it to me while I headed out for the plane.........


To be continued........

Brunicekid:
Mine was...

They told me that I can't leave the job for another job within six months, and if I must, I have to repay the full salary of one month I received within the period I worked.

Jololii:
Always A FRIEND. Can't you people refer these your friends to Nairaland so we can hear from the horses mouth?. Or don't you want seun's business to grow?. Bring your friend here and let's hear directly from him before we give any advice or suggestion.

Romanoff:
If you know she'd be too old for you when you're ready to marry, please tell her to move on to a guy that's ready.

No use your reggae spoil her Fuji.

Adinije:
There's no manual to marriage, however, there are certain things that are necessary.


Openess

During courtship, most people lies about a lot of things which usually break the trust when found out. A distant cousin of mine told her then fiancee that she is a graduate whereas, she dropped out of school. After they became married. Husband was trying hard to help his wife secure a job, when he received the shocker. They are still together but things never remained the same.



Financial Stability

A lot of people undermine the importance of finance in marriage. Most people get married hoping that when the woman enter, they will struggle together. Trust me when I say you will always find yourself in a rocky place. Forget the love is all that matters crap. Love doesn't pay bills.



Sexual Compatibility

This is another topic people don't take serious. But very important. A lot of infidelities in marriages happen due to sexual incompatibility.

chatinent:
So you need a native doctor to tell you that her actions call for jubilation?

So you don't know this is the right time to buy the chicken and celebrate her actions with your family?

TheUndercover:
For a single person, it's fine. For a married person, it's a suicide mission.

For someone with a single source of income, it's just an event away to having financial problems.

GeeMeshin1:
First, remove suicide out of the equation; it will not solve anything rather it'll compound issues. If you can continue your current job and learn the driving alongside, it'll be better. Be strong, the best is around the corner.

Ishilove:
Hiaaaaan!

Take this lesson home: you call her 'evening newspaper' and say she is desperate, but she is a lot smarter than you with your puny preek, puny brain and gigantic ego. How can you relocate to leech off a woman without a plan B?? Who does that?

Kriss216:
Stay away from Nigerian girls and avoid threads like this.

doggedfighter:
So you are now a married man?

The kind of advice you people seek on a daily

basis here makes wonder what is happening to our boys. Is the condition of the country affecting the common sense of our boys?

You saw a girl helped her and that's not enough , you carried her wholesale and started shouldering her responsibilities

And I know you must be telling your folks at home that you are broke.

That was how the one of yesterday wrote that his wife said his OWN mother is fetish and he rushed here for advice


Now we are to advice you on the sharing formula of her salary or help you ask her why she didn't tell you.

For a guy that's having financial difficulties who should focus on himself but chose not to do so.
YOU'RE A BIG SHAME.

Oh mother nature , never give me these as sons !

SarutobiEky:
Bumbling idiot, this one.

lilvicky68:
She really doesn't need you..she needs your money..simple and short

Zzor:
Yes,its your responsibility to provide for her or do you want another guy to help you do your work?

Rick9:
This is just the perfect thread I am looking for. O.p thanks a million for this eye opener. I am going to bookmark this thread and read it daily.

Please I have questions. I have a Bachelor Degree in Philosophy what else do I need to get for this express entry and like how much do I need to have.

I would appreciate an answer.

kizonero:
What are the requirements for this Express Entry? Is there a thread for it so one can read up and know it

Bodyodour:
what kind of business are you into?

bigpicture001:
Tank you very much Mr. Smart ass...

Without even a capital ,I set up a Biz here in naija...and grew into making..300k monthly in just 2 months....now its 600k monthly in 3 months.still on 300k capital...


This year it will get to over 900k monthly b4 march...and den I diversify to ones dt will fevt me 2mill monthly...if u don't know wot to do with money to grow it except save it and compare with naija earners . travel out and b enjoying snow......

Naija is soon bad..but nestle never left,Unilever didn't..I repeat its easier to grow money here than abroad...oyinbo place is fool prove on checks on biznesses..which restrict faster growth unlike naija.

I only hate d hard life..but don't compare it in terms of money..sh didn't tell u dt her hubby cuts his hare for about 100dollars while I cut mine for less Dan 50cent......

Whitecoal711:
What a news
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