₦airaland Forum

Lance008:
Most of us don't believe on spiritual stuff till some event that made us believe it's exit
Mine was when a pastor die days after fighting the gods in the community

Still not real to me....no evidence

mariahAngel:
Happy weekend foodies👋🏼

It's not hidden fact that I like plantain a bit more than normal.
Plantain is my staple food, so as the plantain ambassador that I am 😀 I've had to come up with different ways to make and enjoy it.

Here are some I've tried and like:

Kindly hit like on the ones you like.👍🏼

Pictures credit: Mariah's

Pic 1. Plantain chips.

Eat it raw, it's good too

bejick:
of course you will start as agency for like 6months before you will be staffed and you start enjoying all the privileges. The good is that work full everywhere if you see my mailbox full of job openings. My brother I will advice you sell your family house use the money travel. abeg no me advice you oo you go sell am say make you am play Betnaija to double the money.

Which 6 months, some are there as back up . They only get shifts when their main staff can't afford to take extra shifts cos they are under government stipends

Lovemeharder:
Men of dignitaries.

Nothing is dignifying in corrupt practice

bejick:
Big lie, where I work people take six months six leave and they are paid in full for the six months when it over six month you start getting half pay. So ones in a while people will just take theirs go and be working else where until the sixth month. My brother and see no let Nigeria poor system held you bound. People that dont get paid are contract or agency workers once you are a permanent staff forgeritt

How many people are working as a full staff, most of you are under agency doing shifts here and there

ShangTsung000:
That's a typical Nigerian girl. Nothing to think. No proof of be productive. Always looking for the opportunity to live in Dreamland. Allow am she no geh work.

Another very daft woman

SweetBuns:
They say that "beauty is in the eyes of the beholder", but honestly speaking there are certain calibres of men I will never go near no matter how hard they try.

To get straight to the point,

1. Short men
Oh my God.... I don't just know what to say about these sort of men. If I'm taller than you as a girl, then sorry but I can never see you as my second piece. You'll always be like a younger brother to me. No hard feelings.
Short men also have this irritating attitude whenever they see girls around, as if they're trying to compensate for their low height. And some even go to the gym and gets muscles.... But it just makes them look shorter like a 5 litre jerry can and irritating
Also, why in the world would I pick a short guy over a tall guy? I literally feel so protected and safe when I'm with a guy that is wayyyy taller than me (I'm 5'2 so my height is kinda average)... So ofc I'd want a tall man and not a mini man.
Imagine hugging a man and he's hugging your waist cause he's short ugh.
I wanna stand on my toes whenever I kiss him and strain my neck just to look at his face. No more no less.
Tall men also stand out more, they're far more attractive and I also want taller sons and daughters.
Who should the short guys date then? I dunno... But not me.
The bar starts at 6'0, but If you're like 6'2 or 6'3... I want your babiesss

2. Bald men
The only age where I think baldness is acceptable as a man for me is if he's like in his 50s or 60s. But if you're in your 20s-30s and you're already going bald.... It just irritates me low-key in a inexplicable way... Like why will a young guy have a hairline that receeds all the way to the middle or back of your head? Where did all your hair go? Gross
I also read somewhere that early balding is genetically inherited so that means my children too will suffer the same fate? God forbid.
My man ought to have a head full of hair well into his 60s, then we start talking about hair loss.

3. "Oju yo Bo" people
I didn't know the English term for this so I had to Google it. It's a Yoruba term for people whose eyes pop out of their sockets like that of a wall gecko. This is also something I don't like in my man.... I want his eyes to be like that of Henry Cahill... Neatly tucked inside and having small slit like opening.

Addition: so I just googled it and it's called prey eyes. I prefer the hunter one since it gives my man a piercing gaze and I just wanna hug him immediately.

4. Eyebrows
A man MUST have thick eyebrows. If you don't, I can't take you seriously

5. Men with bad posture

6. Men who supports man U

That last one was a joke but I'm dead serious about the rest. And I'm sure other girls will agree to some up there too.

Regina Daniel's list long pass this.

Your gender always have "I don't want this man" list until 30s show up and the list turn to " I just want a God fearing man"

Funkyswagzz:
Let it be like that in Nigeria I don't think anyone will complain of hardship

They will, do you know that over there you don't get paid if you don't work even if you're sick

thatigboman:
and apart from food that is expensive in Nigeria, every other thing is cheap?
You pay tax and the government uses for the good of the citizens, is that a bad thing? Don't we pay tax in Nigeria? Prepaid meter without light from day to day, those without meter get estimated billings every month even though their is no light. Fuel and gas are equally expensive in Nigeria. Don't even talk of housing, that one cost is on another in Nigeria. Health care horrible, education horrible, social infrastructure in comatose. Lagos to Abuja by air is N230,000. I remember going to UK from Abuja in 2010, the return ticket was N170,000, now it's about 1.3M

You fail to comprehend the message. UK isn't cheap, things ain't easy there contrary to the narrative

ceejayluv:
Nutritious all the same.

You no do science for school ni. How can fresh and frozen food have same nutrients

RawSex:
I see Ronaldo lifting this prestigious trophy.


This is certain!!!!

Lol
Not even 10 euros is equivalent to one world cup

JOhnnyfreash:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ljcuvQAISk

What does she mean by "almost failed in Oxford "?....

Prechgold1180:
Like does the net has it own use

??

Skin protector

NEWBIN:
Does that mean she loves you ?

When she says:

PLEASE, IF YOU CHEAT ON ME DONT LET ME KNOW

What does she imply?

It means you might not be able to come back and tell us the story

jonahhh:
They sell fake food tho , that's why its cheap... the quality knows and not GMOs are expensive

Exactly, fake and unfresh food

Westchester:
Just saw this on Social Media, bro we’re living in hell in this country, just imagine what someone bought with only an hour’s job wage
All these just for ten pound sterling

Did she tell you she pays rent monthly for as much as 1000 pounds....dey play

Outside food, everything is damn expensive
Council tax, tv licence, power n gas bill are recurring expenditure that dem no born you well make you skip a month

Samantha124:
We're tired...😏😏😏

tired of not being pampered. Go n huzzle

money121:
How old is your sim card?

Mine : 16yrs

Airtel Sim and still active uptill date

Let know how old is your Sim Card

since 2004
20 yrs by Jan 2024

Did welcome back once and upgraded to 5G last year

idtiwo:
Even the family and friends you want to run to are going through same hard time.

Honestly, the country is tough and people are not smiling at all. It is well.

Your own be your own, no matter how bad, they will rally round to make you feel better

Lamanii22:
So guys, my sister met a man like a year ago that is divorced, right now he wants them to take it to another level, like wedding level…. My sister is a single mother though, educated, working class, successful…. But my mom doesn’t agree to it, she’s only seeing the bad side…


So I would like to know if there’s anyone who has gotten married to a divorced man before.. I would also like to know the pros and cons…

This said man has been truthful so far though…

Waiting for comments! Thank you…

No one size fits all. People are wired differently. Some still hold their ex close to their heart while others move on quickly

Chingyyy878:
Why is it a problem to date a friend ex, what if she’s a God’s plan for me ?

Don't mind women setting foolish rules. You are not even allowed to attend their ex wedding. Jealousy n envy go kill them

Ballotelle:
Good day house, has any experienced job loss unexpectedly as a graduate and how did you cope during that period expecially when you have a family (labourer jobs are not even easy to come by), how did you cope with rejection, the emotional effect

family n friends....run to them, they are your hope of survival now

fnep2smooth:
He is now a dual citizen now nice one

He has been from birth. He's got green passport even before his fame

Omihanifa:
https://punchng.com/nff-plans-introduction-of-var-in-domestic-league/?amp

You can't walk before crawling. Put the game on the screen first

Yemike:
I need people with experience on how to manage SS Crisis.
Both my parent are AS and we the kids are 5. I'm the first child and I'm lucky to be AA, the 2nd born AS, 3rd, 4th, 5th - SS.
I have 3 SS siblings and right now most of their responsibility and wellbeing is on me as the first born cuz my P-man is old already.
Just last week I have to rush down to my brother's school to bring him home cuz he called me in the middle of the night weeping cuz the pain is just too much and his roommate isn't around.
My question now is how can it be managed? cuz it's really affecting everybody cuz It's affecting their studies, I'm exhausted right now cuz anytime it happens it's ends with me borrowing funds to send to them and lastly it's sucks happiness out of the atmosphere as hearing a teenager weeping and knowing you can't do anything about it is saddening.

I've seen some people asking if they as AS can also marry AS please and please don't try it as you'll just be bringing innocent kids here just to suffer. The trauma of you seeing your kids in pain sef no be here.

How can SS Crisis be avoided/managed?

I'd have loved my write up to be well detailed but the little I wrote up there took up to an hour cuz my phone is bad.

You experience and advice will be well appreciated. Thanks.

But why your parents continue to bring kids to suffer in this world is what I don't understand

No 3, 4, 5- SS

Jennyclay:
Another post demonising single mothers . Just look at that nonsense man shouting “100% true” repeatedly!! Mtcheww!

Biko, Let her speak for the single mothers in America

Most single mothers here in Africa, Nigeria to be precise are doing great job raising their child(ren).

Let’s understand there are many situations that make one a single mother, situations like.. widow, irresponsible father, rape, deceptive boyfriend etc

The question we should be asking ourselves is Who is the better parent?? Is it the woman that actually stepped up and took responsibility OR the foolish, deceptive and good for nothing man who abandoned his child and his responsibility??

That's just the simple truth

SyrusdeHansome:
Very true.

Just say broken homes. Cos single fathers ain't doing good job either

Omihanifa:
After his 2nd term him to will appoint his own fubara there and they will fall out

How many years is a term

Mr gravity can't do anything to save the damn Naira.

This is December.....its expected

Selfless1:
I got two jobs, and I don't know which to go for.

Job 1 is a Porter position in a hotel. Salary - 40k

Job 2 is a Customer Service position in MTN. Although, the employment is not from MTN directly. It's from a company MTN outsource the job to. Salary is 35k, with a 5k increment every 3months.

Which should I choose, and please give reason. Thanks

The first one. You are dealing directly with your employer.

Outsourcing jobs ain't reliable, you can't negotiate with the middle man

MadamVanessa:



Most dumbest and dullest commissioner ever. Illiterate commissioner forming woke.

Do your work and stop showing people nonsense. Even if you reduced all the buildings in Lagos to smithereens, heaven won't fall, so go on with your unprofessional method of tackling problems.

Show us the professional way of allowing water flow into a building and come out at the other end

iamoyindamola:
Peele arugbo ojo

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