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Car Talk › Re: Honda jazz (Fit): Why Is This Car Not Popular In Nigeria? by folake4u: 8:00pm On Jan 27
I'm not a car person but that is one ugly car.

It just reminded me of the Antz characters instead. The head shape and all.

Celebrities › Re: “jesus Saved Me” — Paul Okoye’s Wife, Ivy Ifeoma, Shares Testimony by folake4u: 9:00pm On Jan 25
pocohantas:
I wish I am joking. It is something I have noticed for years. 😂😂😂
Lol you didn't lie though.

Or maybe Paul is on the pathway of staining her white. Better time to run to Jesus.
Celebrities › Re: “jesus Saved Me” — Paul Okoye’s Wife, Ivy Ifeoma, Shares Testimony by folake4u: 8:07pm On Jan 25
pocohantas:
Once you marry Nigerian man, the kind tension wey e go put you. Next thing na to carry church for head. Only Jesus can ease the pain, stress of confusion.🤐
You're rude o.

I'm howling here.
Food › Re: Foods You Loved As A Child, Hate As An Adult by folake4u: 5:03pm On Jan 25
descarado:
Akara should not soak oil. If it does, it means one thing. You did not wisk it enough to incorporate air. Wisk like 10 mins min.
Made one not more than an hour ago. Love eating it with yaji.
You know ball.

Akara should never soak oil, it only translates to more frying time and gas wastage.

I love love akara with yaji and bread. I should make this meal soon.
Food › Re: Foods You Loved As A Child, Hate As An Adult by folake4u: 4:59pm On Jan 25
I loved eating mayonnaise with bread as a child. I hate it now except it'd be used for salad dressing.

Pap. After my baby years were over, I hated pap till date. I can't even make pap.

Garri. I drank garri as a child, hated it while growing up and will only eat it in eba form as swallow. I don't drink garri till date.
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: EPL Chatroom - All Discussions by folake4u: 3:08pm On Jan 25
Ibime:
.

They said wisdom is stress to an empty stomach


This guy blew an opportunity of a lifetime.

Recently, iShowSpeed was in Lagos and met a fitness content creator named Jack Manuel. After they competed by bending irons, Jack showed just how incredibly strong he is. iShowSpeed was clearly impressed and genuinely drawn to his strength.

Then came the moment that could have changed everything for Jack.

iShowSpeed asked him a simple, yet specific but powerful question: “Bro, how do I make you happy?”

That was not a random question... That was an open door and a rare moment. An opportunity that does not come around often.

That was Jack’s chance to think beyond tonight’s dinner. Instead of thanking iShowSpeed for such great opportunity, say he would like to compete on international fitness challenges, he asked for $10,000 instead.

My heart sank immediately. My tongue became bitter and I felt sick instantly.

Many people may not realize this, but @ishowspeedsui is very close to @MrBeast, the biggest YouTuber in the world.

Mr Beast is known for creating content around extraordinary people, and Jack’s strength fits perfectly into that space. One thoughtful response and Jack could have positioned himself for a global breakthrough.

So many people focus on quick money and ignore the process, the relationships, and the platforms that create sustainable wealth. This is why they always think of “destiny helper” in liquid (cash) form and such mentality only exists in the mind of the pøor.

When a man grows up believing that help only comes as cash, he struggles to recognize real opportunities when they appear. Jack lacks perspective.

I sincerely hope life gives him another chance to change things for him quickly.
Well said.
Celebrities › Re: Peller’s WAEC Result Surfaces After Law Admission, Nigerians React by folake4u: 12:28pm On Jan 25
Macphenson:
Peller that struggles to speak English because he expressed himself better in Yoruba, had an E in Yoruba. Very interesting.
Speaking Yoruba and writing same are two different things entirely.

I was taught Yoruba, Edo and French in my secondary school and wrote the exams in my Junior Waec. Best believe, I got a C.

I know of my core Yoruba friends that had D or F.

We were made to listen to Yoruba excerpts and write the correct answers, read the passages and answer questions accordingly. I had Yoruba novels, dictionary etc.

E nor easy abeg except if it comes to you naturally and you have a passion for learning languages.
Celebrities › Re: Gospel Star Tope Alabi Welcomes First Grandchild by folake4u: 8:14am On Jan 25
Congratulations to the latest parents and Grandma. kiss
Crime › Re: Angry Youths Destroy Church In Edo After Pastor Slept With Married Woman by folake4u: 12:41pm On Jan 24
Caaz:
The way i dislike all these religious pulpit bandits called pastors eeh...you go think say i possess.


Dem just dey trigger me.
Same here. 😪😪
Nairaland General › Re: The Pinkpill Roundtable Discussion by folake4u(op): 11:07pm On Jan 23
babythug:
Happy new year everyone 🥰🥰🥰
Happy New Year Mama. 🤗😍😘
Forum Games › Re: Which Seat Will You Take And Why? by folake4u: 9:33pm On Jan 22
No. 3. I like window seat.

I'd like to mind my business and focus on in-flight entertainment or sleep.
Career › Re: The Hard Truth About Lawyer Pay In Lagos: Is The System Broken? by folake4u: 4:58pm On Jan 22
Mrtesso:
Simplicitas. In fact, many organisations require in-house solicitors with almost zilch litigation duties. Unless litigation is one's chosen niche, a decent career can be built in advisory, compliance and corporate commercial consultancy.
Yes. I knew Litigation was NEVER for me since my 100level days and thankfully, God has ordered my steps so far.

Advisory, compliance and corporate commercial consultancy are good areas of Law . You know ball. kiss
Career › Re: The Hard Truth About Lawyer Pay In Lagos: Is The System Broken? by folake4u: 7:48am On Jan 22
As a lawyer, I'd always advice my colleagues to ditch Lawfirms to In-house roles for better compensation and preservation of mental health. Some lawfirms are that TOXIC.

Except of course, you have a passion for litigation and you're aiming for the Bench or becoming a SAN.


CC: Teespice.
Politics › Re: Emir Sanusi Begins Lectures At Northwest University As Law Student by folake4u: 9:54pm On Jan 21
Macktaob:
Total nonsense, just going to distract the kids who actually need the knowledge and attention of the lecturer.
If the kids like, they shouldn't focus on their studies. They will bear consequences of their actions, good or bad.
Education › Re: How Many Of These Collective Animal Names Do You Know? by folake4u: 9:14pm On Jan 21
Career › Re: The Many Hurdles Of Remote Workers In Nigeria by folake4u: 8:43pm On Jan 21
danvon:
Paypal seems to be biggest hurdle for remote workers. Banning you for no good reason other than your a Nigerian.

With band A, light is no longer a problem, with 4G router, internet is no longer a problem.
I think Paypal is back to being available to Nigerians living in Nigeria.
Education › Re: How Many Of These Collective Animal Names Do You Know? by folake4u: 8:37pm On Jan 21
GloriousGbola:
certified and commissioned aje butta cheesy cheesy
Stopppppp. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hmmm I see. Thank you for that.

Do you know if I can still get the Encarta and Encarta Kids software or if it's still in existence?

I've actually been feeling nostalgic lately.
Romance › Re: Can A Girl Ever Truly Forget The Guy She Lost Her Virginity To? by folake4u: 8:34pm On Jan 21
Yawns!

Women would have moved on with their lives and someone who touched their breast in 200L will still be obsessing over them and the things they did or whether they've forgotten their first sex.

We don't see women creating threads for this. Logical gender indeed.
Food › Re: Nigerian Buys A Basket Of Tomatoes For ₦5,000 by folake4u: 8:24pm On Jan 21
What's the fuss here. This is tomatoes, plantain season.
Career › Re: Who Do People Trust The Most? by folake4u: 8:19pm On Jan 21
Twoclans:
😄😄😊😊😊😄😄
You're supposed to trust us 'cause we defend you in times of need. 🤗😊😊
Education › Re: How Many Of These Collective Animal Names Do You Know? by folake4u: 8:18pm On Jan 21
Educative thread.

I know a few of them, thanks to Encarta Kids I used on my Windows '98 desktop computer when I was younger. Good times.

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