₦airaland Forum

Martinez39s:
The goal machine scores again... Haaland!

Sevilla 0 – 3 Man City

Slmgirldippussy:
You did the right thing...In my own case I was foolish enough to even pay her. I carry her for day break. I left her in the hotel gi find another babe. Its was around 11pm.
That one clean. Na so she shift for us . She just dey hiss
I no mind am even the girl no mind am..I bin tell her everything.

truthsayer009:
But that's also a problem too, pushing your spouse to make the immigration move can hurt the family savings & income, so you need to be sure all that glitz and glamour is worth sacrificing your likelihood. Also stagnation needs be defined in this context too, does stagnation mean not moving abroad like everyone else or not making enough money or not moving up in your career. For example, for a Doctor, moving abroad will be upping his/her career, he or she will benefit more, but for a business man with multiple streams like Obi Cubana, moving abroad is a regression.

Esthered:
I deleted LinkedIn from my phone in 2018 when I almost suffered depression because I thought everyone had left me behind.
I saw my fellow colleague in my former company who was an account officer claim account manager on his profile on LinkedIn.
Since then till date, I don't do Instagram, Twitter..... I log into Facebook once in a month. Too many lies that can make a hardworking person feel inferior.

LollySeaSide:
It depends on what you mean by "settling down".
Men are not losing interest in settling down.
Men are wary of setting themselves up for untimely death.
If by settling down you mean marriage, then know that a man can settle down and live his life to the fullest without getting married to a woman.
Marriage is unfortunately overrated and entitled ladies are making it even worse.
I've lived two parts of my life; the first 33 years and the last 5 years.
I can tell you for free that the last five years have been nothing short of awesome, peaceful, organised and worr-free.
You know why?
You guessed right!
There isn't a woman in life except my mother who has always been in my life.
I may get married again but that will be much much later in my life.

I sent this question to a friend of mine and that's the reply he sent me.

I hope I can still summon the courage to marry.

truthsayer009:
I can guarantee you that the motivation behind the push has nothing to do with kids majority of the time. They just have this belief that life is easier & sweeter abroad, they also want to be in an environment where they can take pictures in the snow to pepper their friends who are still in Nigeria yet to travel. They also want to be able to tell other family members that they have made it & gone above them.

It's all for the glitz and glamour.

Rozross:
I will personally come for you if you say that, you already know why.

Acidosis:
LMAO Just stay back and enjoy your life.

Kriss216:



I pity any young man wey carry undergraduate Nigerian girl do personal girlfriend.
These girls now share kpekus like Tom Tom. Seems they're competing on who will get the highest body counts before graduation.

Acidosis:
Hmm.. Entrepreneurship is largely about solving problems. So relocating to a developed country from a developing country to solve a problem is like trying to get a Ph.D. in a primary school. The problems you'll probably want to solve in those countries are either non-existent or the regulations required in such industries are way too much to handle, especially for a migrant. If you dislike the 9-5 idea or the idea of doing two to three jobs, it's definitely not a wise move to relocate. However, ideas as we all know are immaterial so it is also wise to study the Nigerian environment as many businesses don't survive the first 5 years.

By the way, your wife's insistence to relocate is not new oo. Women are always the set of humans doing the "pushing." Lol For people who are simply concerned about their kids, it may not be a bad move to let go of certain things. However, for those who are deeply vested in their entrepreneurial growth, my advice would be to THINK and...do your research, my brother.

Rozross:
I don’t like abroad too, I only do holidays and boom back to my country. I just can’t live my entire life there. People will think you are crazy and weird if you have opportunity to relocate and refused.

Acidosis:
While it is true that Nigeria has a deficit of infrastructure required for businesses to thrive, the fact remains that Nigeria (Africa in general) has the highest number of entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial ventures in the world.

Do not let anyone lie to you. It is easier to run a business in Nigeria than in a typical developed country. How many Nigerians have you seen leave this country to start a business in the UK, the US, or Germany? You practically wouldn't see anyone. The best you'll find is a few people making YouTube videos as side hustle.

While most of these (Nigerian-based) businesses are "mediocre" and micro-scale startups, the potential to grow even bigger is obviously undeniable but more often than not, people don't have the knowledge to grow a business in this part of the world. It is not always about infrastructural deficit. In fact, right now, electricity has improved in some parts of the country. At least, in my area, it is now 23-24 hrs/day.

Are you not surprised to know that despite the high number of entrepreneurial startups in Nigeria and Africa, majority of Nigerians (if not all) who travel abroad do not have the courage to start a business?? This includes people who closed their businesses here to fund their travel expense. One would expect that when they relocate, the same business would be replicated and even developed further in a saner clime but this is not always the case due to knowledge gap.

If infrastructural deficit is the problem, why are Nigerians in the UK, Germany, and Canada not growing businesses to employ other Nigerians? Why are Nigerians in the US not competing with Mark Zuckerberg? Do you still want to blame "NEPA" and "bad roads" after relocating to the UK?

The problem is knowledge gap.

hopefulLandlord:
I'm unfollowing this thread now cuz I'm starting to suspect OP is refusing to give the number of this so-called clairvoyant man because he hopes nairalanders who are desperate for help from such a man would send him PMs asking for his number. he'd then give his own number which he's dedicated for scamming to them. they'd call and he'd drain their finances. I'm starting to think he's playing a long con that might be working as we speak. The clairvoyant man does not exist! OP is the one pretending to be a victim while using almost every post affirming his clairvoyance and ability to get things happen through prayers.

Shine your eyes guys

Akfrenzy:
According to her, he joins her prayer sessions diligently and gave 4 cows and several millions to the anniversary celebration while Christians and members hold back their money.

Very dangerous political statement

doggedfighter:
She said some people accuse him of being a r, killer and more yet he is the one that supports her church while those making accusations have nothing in their account balance.
According to her, he joins her prayer sessions diligently and gave 4 cows and several millions to the anniversary celebration while Christians and members hold back their money.



And she's some people's pastor o

Pathetic !



See how she's mocking her members while praising and celebrating a known scoundrel.



Sadly some professors and well read people maybe her members calling her mummy

Rozross:
� area mama like me no fit be second option ooo, enjoy your life dear. Nothing do you

Rozross:
Yes we are here, we are still around but very few. �

anuofGod:
You're still asking.
I finished NYSC in August. My boyfriend got me a shop
The money I saved from allowee and the one my parents and brother gave me, I put everything into fabric selling business.

My boyfriend also finished NYSC with me. He studied architecture, he already learnt it before going to higher institution, so he's very very very good at it. His PPA boss gave him all his projects to supervise, to draw and even attend board meeting on a federal government project for the man.
Long story short, after NYSC, no job
He applied for job, none is forthcoming
One day he told me he wants to be selling beans, I said no way, after calculating the cost and capital, I said moimoi elewe (leaf moimoi) is better.
We started looking for space by main road, we no see, everyone was saying there's no space.
I convinced him to come and use the front of my shop
I learned how to wrap moimoi in leaves from my mum when I was very young.
That's how we started, we spent about 35k getting big pot, tire rim coal pot, turning stick, portion spoon, ororo, maggi, leaves, half bag of charcoal etc
Now we're making sales, even though it's not that huge but alhamdulilah.
Sometimes when it's 6pm and we still have plenty moimoi, I'll take it to the main junction of the express in a cooler and shout to passersby to come and buy moimoi elewe.
I've only sold fabrics twice but we sell moimoi everyday.
Oga was feeling ashamed when he first told me about it. But I didn't see anything to be ashamed of coz he isn't lazy and he's a really good guy
So, uncle you can use morning and afternoon to learn the tech stuff someone told you here
Then in the afternoon -evening, fry Akara and sell, and make sure you keep money everyday.
If you make 2k, keep 1k, if you make 3k, keep 2k as savings. The remaining ones you didn't put in savings is your running capital, it should be use in getting what you need for business e.g more beans or more ororo when you have small left, or charcoal.
And don't spend the profits for your personal bills for like 2 weeks so you don't cripple the business from start. That means you should get foodstuffs at home while getting what you need to start up the business and don't go on buying excessive things or things that are not really needed. Buying in few quantities, you can later get a place where you can buy stuffs at cheaper rate.
May God be with us all and bless our hustle.
You can call me sisi oni moimoi or sisi alaso

BluntCrazeMan:
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PICTURES.!!
PICTURES PLEASE.!!
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Or,, is it that the projects were not tangible enough to be captured in photos??

Achilles881:
All the projects built by tinubu in Lagos were so gigantic that it can't be seen and commissioned.

Lanretoye:
where do you think the government get funds from if not borrowing,you have your states where u pay little or no tax,why not settle there and do your business.if you have to live in lagos,you abide by the laws of lagos.peter obi's anambra is another good place for you to establish and pay no tax.pls stop your unnecessary rant,moreover I dare you don't even have a TIN because you don't have a registered business.so leave tax to people who are paying it.be true to your self,do you have a TIN?.

M4A1carbine:
SIMPLE Question:: show, Tinubu commissioning Projects...

Agbado miscreants are "yarning motivational Nonsense"

Agbado miscreants will tell you IGR...Is IGR A PROJECT??...Very Dumbb people!!

Show Tinubu Project Agbado miscreants say he paid WAEC...na PROJECT BE THAT??....Haba!!

They tell you he created Lastma...is that a project??

Tinubu acquired "burdillion property" as a Governor, but Jets out to get Medical treatment??.......MADNESS!!

Show Project Biko!!..and if Non---Shame on any miscreant supporting that Criminal...spits!!

See how sophisticated these Moroons can be...Tufiakwa!

Dereformer:
Is payment of WAEC fees part of the project Tinubu commissioned.

Firstcitizen:
Lol. They won't though. They have enough nuclear power to heat up homes via electric heating.

Emergency procedures will include large office complexes shut down so workers can work from home.

It's their factories and economy that will suffer. Nobody will freeze. Europe too solid sha.
It's the Ukrainians that will freeze and that is why they are bursting their veins with mouths dripping saliva over the large nuclear plant Russia seized. If the power gets cut during winter its game over for Ukraine.

Nevertheless WINTER IS COMING

pocohantas:
Hmmm.
You are uneducated,
You don’t have any skill that is in demand.

Then you jump into a plane or whatever and say you are going abroad.

Some of them are very aware of what would befall them. They just do not know how bad it would turn out to be. When they see gbola wey pass them, they would start calling Abike Dabiri.

blinking001:
The CBN cannot print more money because we don't want to end up like Zimbabwe and Venezuela.

More money in circulation=higher purchasing power which in turn leads to high prices of goods and services.
Personally i believe all monetary policies are put in place to ensure the poor masses remain poorer.

PNomsule:
It appears the responders I'm getting on this issue are plain textbook analysis and not even addressing the issues from the points I posited, especially that the fears you raised, my post envisaged it already?

Can prices be controlled, if not what then is the usefulness of the Pricing Regulatory & Control bodies we have in the country?

What happens to the urgency of Capitalists to get more people employed as to meet rising demands associated naturally from too much money chasing fewer goods?

PNomsule:
What many don't know is that, excess supply of money does not neccessarily means everyone will go for bread, cars or consumption purposes. Progressive Capitalists will channel more of it to production and that is why a wise wealthy man once said, if you take away all my wealth, I will bounce back. Invariably, if you give people who only think consumption when money is handed them, in no distant time, will return broke.

RZArecta:
you're not a financial analyst oga, stop lying and even if you insist you are then you're obviously very terrible at your job and I'll advise every sane person to run away from you

PNomsule:
I am really just curious as to "why can't we just print more money and solve the poverty problem in the country?"

Terms like "inflation" and the "devaluing of the naira" are the usual buzz answers to that question. Also, people give the example that if we were to print more money and just give everyone N5,000,000 for example, then everyone would go out and buy things, thus making "THINGS" more scarce and in short supply and hence driving up the prices of things (simple demand/supply economics). But herein lies the catch for me... With TRUE unemployment rate somewhere around 33% in the country, if DEMAND for "THINGS" rose, then I would think that companies would WANT to hire more people and build more processing plants to keep up with demand and raise their profits. So, the influx of cash (printed money) would seem to solve the unemployment problem.

Again, we have agencies that regulates pricing in the economy: PPPRA, Price Control Board (Ministry of Commerce) etc, with those, can't the likely over pricing of commodities (THINGS) be controlled and gazetted to avoid the story of "too much money chasing fewer goods"?

In the final analysis, a robust and health competitive economy would have been created and underemployment issues largely solved.

Economists and Analysts lets discuss?

tosaino95:
That mean you're not a good and hardworking man again