₦airaland Forum

123yes:
carry gun and kill him nah, Mumu people every where.

EmperorCaesar:


I went through the entire article, yet i could not find a single reference to any event where this was served, not even an imaginary event
So, why does the topic come from?

How is serving herbs an effect of hardship?

Do hungry people go about begging for herbs when they have nothing to eat?

Are these herbs even cheaper than all foodstuffs?

Are herbs a direct substitute for food? So why would it be shared at parties?
A useless article! Trust low IQ individuals to believe this without asking questions

NLCreator:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/12/hardship-nigerians-now-serve-agbo-jedi-libido-boosters-at-owambes/

Ebubu6:
Umahi is my Boss. He will forever be my Boss. He gave me car and many good luxury.

Curtis03360:
Our father took care of us all equally and made sure everyone has a fair share of education and we never lack for food nor clothes while growing up……we eat together as a family, no mother cooks separately and my father tries his best to be fair in whatever he does both in meting out punishments or in sharing gifts. I dunno why the innate hatred, the first wife never show hatred even though it’s in her heart and her children always act like we all cool at family social gatherings and functions but deep down they don’t like those who are not their mother’s children and would gladly render assistance to outsiders than help give their father’s children a push in their endeavors

AfahaAbia:
Are people still having up to 5 children in this present time Chai

Ebubu6:
Whatever those two courses and their irrelevant likes are, they'll no longer be getting loans.

If you must study them, pay with your money or convert to relevant courses and apply for loans.

End of discussion.

Edygrin:
The Nigeria Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has disclosed that the free access provided by the Federal Government for all students for interest-free loans would soon be altered as certain courses are likely to be barred from taking the loan.
https://guardian.ng/news/student-loan-to-be-restricted-to-high-demand-courses/

galantjoe:
Village juju works base on equity

Provided that it was exactly what happened was narrated here. The gal has no case against to the guy

ItisWell22:
The guy was really strong, to have completed his studies with such disappointment.

As for the threat, because we believe in juju, let him be really prayerful.
If his mum is still alive, he should inform her.

PressMyButton:
Nigeria Police Arrest Popular TikToker For Insulting President Tinubu, Governor Sanwo-Olu, Police Chief Egbetokun
https://saharareporters.com/2024/12/22/nigeria-police-arrest-popular-tiktoker-insulting-president-tinubu-governor-sanwo-olu

Oceanfl0w:
https://tribuneonlineng.com/ogun-police-arrest-suspected-ritualist-with-fresh-human-head/amp/

AntiChristian:
Ah!

Obi will soon commiserate with the loss...

Hamachi:
Considering a job offer in customs can be a tough decision, especially when weighing the pros and cons. Here are some points to ponder:

Pros
1. Job Security: Working in customs can provide stability and security, which might be attractive.
2. Good Compensation: As you mentioned, the salary and benefits might be substantial.
3. Relative's Influence: Having a relative in customs could potentially provide valuable connections and guidance.

Cons
1. Uniforms and Military Culture: You've expressed discomfort with the uniform and military-like culture, which might affect your job satisfaction.
2. Limited Creativity: Customs work might be more structured and routine, potentially limiting your creative expression.
3. Corruption Concerns: Unfortunately, customs agencies have faced corruption allegations in the past. This might be a concern, especially if you value integrity.

Questions to Ask Yourself
1. How important is job security to me? Weigh the benefits of stability against potential drawbacks.
2. Can I tolerate the uniform and military culture? Consider whether this aspect would significantly impact your daily work life.
3. How does this opportunity align with my long-term goals? Think about whether working in customs would help or hinder your future aspirations.
4. What are my non-negotiables? Reflect on your core values and priorities. If integrity, creativity, or autonomy are essential to you, customs work might not be the best fit.

Alternative Perspectives
1. View it as a stepping stone: If you're unsure, consider taking the job as a temporary measure to gain experience, build connections, and save money.
2. Explore other government agencies: If you're interested in working in the public sector, look into other agencies that might offer a better cultural fit.
3. Continue growing your design business: If you're enjoying your current freelance work, consider investing more time and effort into building a successful design business.

Ultimately, the decision is yours. Take your time, weigh the pros and cons carefully, and trust your instincts.

God1000:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m31oh6vgpus
https://www.reuters.com/world/pope-calls-gaza-airstrikes-cruelty-after-israeli-ministers-criticism-2024-12-21/

AngelSlay:
Dear Propertylanders


Please I seek you advise on this matter.
I am about to sell one plot of land (it two plots) for N12m (initially N15m) 100 by 50 and the agents are asking for 10% which I declined but telling them I can only do 2.5% as that's the best offer I can afford at the moment.
They are insisting on 10% and the land is not even fenced yet and it part of the money I want to use to fence the land.
What's your thoughts on this matter?

God1000:
Imagine what this young man has gone through since 2010 for the crime he didn't commit.

The way and manner investigations are conducted in Nigeria is so archaic, your enemy will lie against you, bribe the police and you are finished if you don't have anybody to defend you, they will come up with concocted and fabricated lies and force you to make a statement admitting to it, a lot of innocent people are languishing in prison

Thanks to social media

illicit:
You will have to pay for my advice...

ogugwa1992:
Peter Obi's Official Spokesman Caught Supporting Death Threat Against Reno Omokri



https://x.com/renoomokri/status/1870582815949201495?s=48[/quote]What's wrong with Obi supporting any death wish against a hateful ediot who has been insulting him and the Igbos with every opportunity he gets?
He should know that no serious Igbo man is looking at him with any good eyes because of the unending insults he has been pouring on the tribe and the hatred he has been desperately generating against the people.
He should be lucky to have got only a death wish so far. If he doesn't desist from his despicable behaviour, he will get far worse than that in the future.

FreeStuffsNG:
Government should immediately impose a temporary ban on gathering like this to save more lives.
Not even during SAP era did we have this kind waste of innocent lives

Okete001:
Nawa oo

This is so sad.

Let’s hope the animalš from the region of criminality won’t start mocking them again.

I doubt if they would mock them because they have learnt a bitter lesson after it happened in their own region of canñibalism

yarimo:
That's very commendable from the FCT minister

Zonefree:
The 8 chairmen of the communities will pocket 35% of the rice and share the remaining 65% to their loyalists.

dre11:
https://punchng.com/again-pharcourt-refinery-shuts-down-after-1-5bn-rehabilitation/?amp

uuzba:
Stop this immediately.
This is 100% RACIST behaviour.
How dare you attack another person's language?
He has a right to write whatever he wants in his language.
Nigeria has over 500 languages. Are you going to attack all 200 million
plus Nigerians, if they decide to speak their different languages?

temitope27:
ayé è ti bàjé

LegendHero:
How much are we buying the fowl in 1999?

Cocolatti:
Cow beef is sweeter than the chicken, especially the Agric chicken.

ify2016:
Chemical they have been using for ages. Anyway, is very common in Lagos and i haven't heard about any ugly incidence of the consumption on people because of the chemical effect.

Throwback:
Many of you don't want anything good to happen.