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Crime › Re: Ever Had Any Experience With Cultists? by folake4u: 6:17pm On Jan 21, 2024
I'm used to cultists in my town.

Na to just hail them and move.
Romance › Re: Helping A Man Vs Helping A Woman by folake4u: 10:19am On Jan 19, 2024
Proserpina:
This is coming from a man who wants to get rid of misogynists and bring women/ladies back to his forum.


Interesting.
Honestly, I'm surprised.

I just stumbled on this thread now by mistake and surprised he was the one who created this dummy thread.
Investment › Re: 5 Money-sucking Demons You Didn't Notice Are Draining Your Pocket by folake4u: 8:48am On Jan 19, 2024
descarado:
You know, I lived just behind that market when newly married. I can put a pot of rice on the fire, go and buy something without my rice burning but I never shopped there. You see all those village markets, I discovered them and they are all outside Abuja metropolis. Foodstuffs are cheap in Abuja unless you don't know your way around.
And anytime I wanna shop, I dress up like pepper seller and get the best bargain.

Throughout the time I stayed in that city, foodstuffs were the cheapest thing I buy.
Goodluck to them
Oh wowwww! cheesy

I loveeeee village market ehn. Things there are so cheap and fresh!!! I also went to the fruit market for good bargain.

Foodstuffs are cheap in Abuja if one knows the way around and speak small Hausa to the seller. It is easy to please those Hausa traders, they're impressed when you try to speak their language. cheesy

I dress like a homeless person to the market and wear my crocs. grin grin

Foodstuffs are really cheap in Abuja.

Good luck to those ones buying at Wuse and Garki market. grin grin
Investment › Re: 5 Money-sucking Demons You Didn't Notice Are Draining Your Pocket by folake4u: 8:36pm On Jan 18, 2024
descarado:
That number 5 is what is killing most Nigerians. They want to "belong"
They'll rather tell you the costly amount they bought something than the quality of that thing they bought.
I think it's low self esteem.
It's rampant in Abuja.
"I shop in wuse market, banex plaza etc ( I don't even know their names anymore)"
So people will call you big boy or girl.

We need to get it right mentally.
That's our problem
Hahahaha. No lies told.

Abuja people and their unnecessary "fake life".

Wuse Market is unnecessarily expensive. I cut my coat according to my cloth and was buying my stuffs at Karimo market. cheesy

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