richeeyo: If you know the history of telecom in Nigeria You would never say 9mobile is a new entry That the most sold network in Nigeria From one buyer to the other, the origin of 9mobile (econet) has been since day one
LagosOrigin: I don't think he used the whole of that 40million to process his departure to Canada . He should keep pushing , he would get a job that will wipe his tears away for good.
He probably spend more. School fees alone is scary
FalseProphet1: I see Ghanaians accusing Nigerians of the crash, I see Ghana military threatening to attack Nigeria, I see Nigerians tribalizing the matter, I see Ghana invading SW Nigeria, I see them carving out Lagos and other SW states.
I see Donald Trump ordering a ceasefire, I see Trump claiming that he has ended 20 wars across the globe in less than a year, I see him winning the noble peace award.
This I have seen.
Some technologies are necessary evil See mass burial
Nnamdipapa: As a Nigerian man who got married in his early 20s, I can now look back with clarity and say I wasn’t fully ready. Back then, the pressure to settle down felt real. Family, church, and society made it seem like once you hit 25 and have a good job, marriage and having kids should be your next goal.
With time and experience, I’ve come to see that marrying in your 30s or even early 40s can be a much better decision for a man. If you're in that age range and people are trying to make you feel late, don't let it shake you. In many ways, it might actually be your advantage.
Here are 10 solid reasons why marrying late, for men like me, could make all the difference:
1. You Understand Yourself Better In your 30s and 40s, you’ve had time to figure yourself out: your values, your habits, your triggers, and what kind of life you actually want. That self-awareness makes it easier to enter a marriage with direction and purpose, not confusion.
This one is the BIGGEST of my reasons for my discussion. In your twenties, you think you know yourself and your desires and as you grow and have more exposures your expectations will change and you may grow to despise what you loved10/15 years ago and are able to make better decisions.
2. You're More Financially Prepared In your early 20s, you’re usually just starting out. Money is tight, and the demands of marriage can be overwhelming. By your 30s or 40s, you've likely built some income stability, gained work experience, and learned how to manage money, which can reduce stress at home.
3. You’re Emotionally More Mature When you’re younger, pride and ego get in the way. Older men tend to respond to issues with more calm, they know how to apologize, and they understand that love is not always about feelings but about decisions and sacrifice.
4. You've Lived a Little Some men who marry young later feel like they missed out on life. Marrying late gives you time to explore, make mistakes, travel, grow, and learn. You go into marriage with fewer regrets and a sense of fulfillment.
5. You Choose a Partner with More Clarity In your 20s, it's easy to choose based on looks, pressure, or church vibes. Later in life, you know what you want, and you can see red flags early. You choose someone for real compatibility, not just chemistry.
6. Your Communication Skills Are Stronger With age comes experience. You’ve probably been through disagreements, breakups, and reconciliations. By now, you’ve learned how to listen, explain yourself clearly, and handle conflict with less drama.
7. You Take Responsibility with Less Stress Responsibility is part of marriage. When you're younger, it can feel heavy and frustrating. But older men tend to carry it better. They know it’s not about showing off; it’s just life.
8. Fewer External Distractions By your 30s or 40s, your circle is smaller and more mature. Peer pressure fades. You’re less likely to be swayed by noise from friends or social media. That peace helps you focus on your home.
9. You're More Independent from Family Pressure When you're younger, parents and relatives often have too much say in your personal choices. As an older man, you're more confident in your decisions. You set boundaries and protect your marriage from outside influence.
10. You Appreciate the Relationship More At this stage in life, you’ve seen failed marriages. Maybe you’ve had your heart broken. So when love comes and it feels right, you treat it with care. You don’t rush, and you don’t take your partner for granted.
Final Thoughts Getting married in your 30s or 40s doesn’t mean you're behind. For many men, especially in today’s world, it’s when you're finally ready , mentally, emotionally, and financially. If you’re still single and people are calling you late, remind yourself that it’s better to enter marriage prepared than to dive in early and struggle. Marriage is not a race. It’s a long journey. Starting it with the right mindset can make all the difference. Additionally, some of the reasons for early marriages are to start having children, but this is 2025, where having many children is no longer in vogue like it used to be. You are now able to choose the right fit for yourself with a mature mind and good mental clarity.
Maturity n age aint synonymous. You can be 40 n still behave like 21.
You don't want to use your pension to train your kids in the university
This is the moment music maestro, Kwam 1 nearly got run over by value jet aircraft in Abuja yesterday.
News has it that value jet airline deboarded him for unruly behavior.
The federal airport authority of Nigeria FAAN, has released a statement on what transpired between K1 De ultimate and value jet airline yesterday in Abuja airport.
E go think say jazz fit stop the plane, why he bend now
PigTormentor: This woman dey look for cheap attention, she must have studied the Agulu con, the lamb champion. That one is always looking for cheap attention.