₦airaland Forum

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Politicians are players, that kind of sycophant players dem.

Na only 2 I don't listen ooooo. Me a RAP AC fan. Enough original content

D kind bomb wey dem dey drop for this candidate head ehn, ruling go drop, him fellow opposition go drop. Kai, mercy.

At least him spokemen go reply Wike for here. But the problem be say Wike no go see am.

If I be migrant (because most cictizens do have their way) for there, I go declare all my income to the IRS (except some cash payments), let dem help me calculate mytax, so I won't cry in future.

baralatie:
Honestly I don't understand how it works out n spain.
You just wake up and get ready for cort

And dem go dey drive that car for months with the leather....... Tear leather

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So what do the critics expect her to do? Kai! .

ICC IS MEANT FOR 3RD WORLD SHITHOLES CUNTREES.

Good.

Omo dem kidnapped d officer for Kubwa express, still drive reach Garaku, after Keffi without being noticed?

This one dey act abi e dey emotional?

Reminds me of Da Grin!

ASAP

E make sense.

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Abeg wetin be the criteria?

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They keep making excuses to raise fuel prices.

Why can't they crack down on smuggling and implement effective measures to prevent petrol smuggling instead of troubling us with meaningless press statements like this?

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RIP!

E be like all of us na observers for this conrtree.

The mod wey push am to FP suppose do this little checks sef.

StormpyBee:
OP na CIBN not CIBM

Wuna wan play with business man?



No be non-profit o, na for profit.

Orangedreams:
Nigerian politicians and their style of politics. Very annoying piece of shit.

Annoyingly funny.

Like John Cena.





You can't sea eat.

Awe








Some.

And the government still dey fund their impotent/barren refineries for here.

For enhance bla bla bla to align with the best international practices.
Increase cost, no need for these silly phrases.

However, I believe the government should refrain from increasing prices for the services it provides, as inflation was/is driven by government policies.

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Laws are created with loopholes to confuse the masses.

Number one capture that.

tanigororo:
You didn't factor in Cost, most especially initial cost.
Putting into perspective Island/Lekki axis; their is high concentration of job opportunity in this zone compared to any other part of Lagos and rent is also high too.
Cost of renting a room self-contained apartment is in millions of naira, I don't have 1million Naira to ditch out in the first 3months of working at least, except if my salary is a million naira monthly, how many jobs on the island pays a million Naira.

You're welcome to disagree or offer a different perspective.

Living closer to one’s workplace generally comes with the benefit of convenience but also higher rent prices. The reasons behind this revolve around several key factors:

1. Location and Demand
Accommodation close to major workplaces, business hubs, or city centers tends to be more expensive because of higher demand. These areas often attract more people due to job opportunities, proximity to amenities, and overall convenience. As more people seek to live near their workplace to avoid long commutes, the increased demand drives up rental prices.

2. Convenience and Time-Saving
Living closer to work saves significant time. Commuting can be exhausting, especially in big cities where traffic congestion or unreliable public transport can make daily travel unpredictable. By paying higher rent near the workplace, one can save time and mental energy, which are valuable resources. With more free time, people can enjoy a better work-life balance, contributing to improved mental well-being and productivity.

3. Transportation Costs
Living far from the workplace often means spending more on transportation, whether it be for fuel, public transportation fees, or even car maintenance. These costs can accumulate quickly and, when added up over time, could rival or even exceed the extra money paid in rent to live closer to work. Essentially, the money saved on rent by living farther away is often offset by these transportation costs.

4. Stress and Health Impacts
The physical and mental stress of long commutes can be detrimental to one’s health. Spending hours on public transport or stuck in traffic can lead to chronic stress, which negatively affects mood, energy levels, and overall quality of life. Moreover, the fatigue from long daily commutes can reduce a person’s productivity at work and enjoyment of life outside of work.

5. Quality of Life
Those who live closer to their workplace often benefit from a higher quality of life. They can use the time saved from commuting to engage in hobbies, spend time with family, or focus on personal health. The financial savings from reduced transportation costs can be reallocated to other areas like entertainment or wellness.

Conclusion
While living far from work may seem like a cheaper option due to lower rent, the hidden costs of transportation, stress, and loss of time can outweigh the savings. On the other hand, paying higher rent to live closer to the workplace often results in a better overall work-life balance, improved mental and physical well-being, and a more predictable routine. Each person must weigh these factors based on their personal priorities and financial situation.

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All the best.

But why are you ruling out the possibility of having a job when you already have a job?

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So DSS no fit plant their gorgeous sexy looking officers in Nigeria tertiary institutions to get these mofos?

Go for the best beast:
Samsung S24 Ultra

I'm not upgrading from my iPhone 13; I haven't noticed much difference between it and the 14, 15, or even the 16.

Some mid-range Samsung models can do things that even the iPhone 16 can't.

Can you believe iPhone only just introduced a video pause feature in iOS 18, something I’ve been enjoying for years on my Google Pixel 4a?

How is SA worse when they're doing it to outsiders? But Nigerians are doing it on their own. I don't support any sha.

Mayflowa:
I disagree, SA is worse but Nigeria is the worst when it comes to tribalism