Christianoir: I see people saying you shouldn’t care about what people say but I’ve been trying it not working because people might say bad thing about me and I will start thinking about it for days
How do I get that I don’t care attitude I know inot possible not to care but at least I don’t want people opinions to weigh we down
How do you guys do it Please suggest guys It weighing me down
garlic / chilli pepper paste mixed with water n filtered thru a sieve to create a spray mix to start out my weekly pest regimen..hand-plucked some weeds out today
Wow, never knew this mix is a potent pesticide.... .nnp
Liazz: I swear by Almighty God, I only demand she contributes like £350 out of about £2000. That's not even up to 20%.
It's the height of selfishness, ingratitude and wickedness! No need beating around the bush. I'm not a party to inviting outsiders to my marriage but have you spoken to someone she respects like a mentor?
yeah, naptu2 did a great job on that thread. I learnt alot! The thread brought back lots of nostalgic moments. I remember when we had to download mp3 files using the dail up networks. We had to download it overnight due to the slow speed!
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Dpsychologist: Why do people cheat on the one person they can’t afford to lose... with someone they would never even want to keep? 😩
Like, make it make sense!
You love them, you need them, you say they’re your world — but one small distraction comes along and boom, you fumble everything for a “situationship” that means absolutely nothing.
Emotional damage, zero gain. Pure sabotage.
Let’s be real: Cheating isn’t always about lack of love. Sometimes it’s ego, immaturity, or just vibes and bad decisions. But one thing’s for sure — you’ll almost always regret losing the real one for the random one.
If you’ve ever been through it (on either side), you know how messy and painful it can get.
So ask yourself today: Is that 5-minute thrill worth a lifetime of guilt and regret?
🤔 Think twice. 💯 Choose love — not confusion. 🎯 Stay loyal or stay single.
Dpsychologist: Why do people cheat on the one person they can’t afford to lose... with someone they would never even want to keep? 😩
Like, make it make sense!
You love them, you need them, you say they’re your world — but one small distraction comes along and boom, you fumble everything for a “situationship” that means absolutely nothing.
Emotional damage, zero gain. Pure sabotage.
Let’s be real: Cheating isn’t always about lack of love. Sometimes it’s ego, immaturity, or just vibes and bad decisions. But one thing’s for sure — you’ll almost always regret losing the real one for the random one.
If you’ve ever been through it (on either side), you know how messy and painful it can get.
So ask yourself today: Is that 5-minute thrill worth a lifetime of guilt and regret?
🤔 Think twice. 💯 Choose love — not confusion. 🎯 Stay loyal or stay single.
Sp33i: Follow me on this journey as I am to inspire youths to take up not just agriculture but anything productive and run with it.
First :
The first step in setting up a farm is to inspect the land, examine that it can be worked upon by a tractor because not all lands can be ploughed with a tractor because often times, lands can contain rocks, tree stumps that makes them unsuitable for tractor to operate on them.
You need to make sure of the suitability of your land. Once this is confirmed, you may go ahead and make payment. In my case, I paid 15,000 Naira per acre. My six acres cost me 90,000 Naira altogether
How much is the price to buy 1 acre in Abeokuta? I'll like to buy like 10 acres.
is that your house? I love the exterior finishing. Are you a builder?
Derbbeahhomes: When I Bought My First Land, I Almost Cried. No be say the land fine pass. Na bush. But it had my name on the paper. I remembered all the insults. “You never even buy phone, you dey talk land.” The people that mocked me for being too serious. The nights I saved 500 naira like say I dey save millions. But I bought it. Small bush. Small hope. Big future. If you're saving for land, or you're trying to build — don't stop. One day you go hold your paper and smile. Or cry. But it will be worth it.
Sp33i: My next step is securing a tractor. I paid 35,000 Naira to have am acre ploughed. This same area of land can give me 10,000 fresh Maize cobs or 2.4/2.5 Tons dried maize grains. Though in my project, I am aiming to produce dried maize grains only.
wow, that ploughing is cheap! How did you secure the tractor please?
Goodlyhrt: I watched my family falter and we lost everything we had. My father went down with diabetes around 2008 and nobody to help. He lost his carpentry workshop and showroom.. almost lost his life to the disease.
Piece of advice. Your current app is trash! If you have no money to develop a good app then stick to a website. The current app is just a webpage plastered on app, this is not proffesional! Infact you should pay me for this advice.
I have a website but since I dont have enough funds for the app version, I left the website like that and it is very usuable.
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aariwa: There is program CBS news run every Sunday evening in US, and it is a live documentary where you will see people being arrested and jailed sometimes for life for crimes they committed as far back as 1950s - 1960s US never let people go of crimes or close cases like Nigeria and would always bring people to justice, only big fools goes to commit crimes against American and assure themselves their criminal footprints will not be traced years after by a country that leads the world in unknown, innovative and dynamic new technologies
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Surging inflation, a volatile and depreciating currency, rampant insecurity and electricity shortages are driving US and European multinationals out of Nigeria.
But where they see adversity, Asian firms and local companies see opportunity.
Singapore’s Tolaram last week took control of Guinness Nigeria from the UK’s Diageo, while Turkey’s Hayat Kimya and Nigeria’s Fouani Group have stepped into the gap left in the diaper market by Procter & Gamble’s exit. Lagos-based Fidson Healthcare is picking up the slack created by GSK’s departure by expanding its range and exporting its products.
They face many of the same obstacles that hindered the multinationals’ operations, but are managing to succeed — in part because they have higher risk tolerance and have adopted different strategies.
Tolaram is a case in point. It has sought to localize its costs over the past few decades, milling flour, refining palm oil and exploring the option of growing its own crops within the country.
That’s given it less exposure to the naira’s swings and shielded it from foreign-exchange shortages. It has also been well positioned to expand when competitors have left.
Should Nigeria’s economy turn, the companies that have stayed will reap the rewards.
“We believe in the power of 230 million people,” said Girish Sharma, an executive director at Tolaram. The “Nigerian situation will correct and when that happens, we will be the biggest beneficiaries.’’
DonEd: He saw the CSO in a native doctors house...
What was he doing in d native doctor's house??
Am asking for a friend.
Listen to the video. He contracted a man to fix the roof of his church but the carpenter didn't show up. Himself and some members took a bike to the carpenters house and discovered the carpenters father was a herbalist. That was how they met.
Godson95stone: Any supposed "free" site that asks for payment before they pay you is a scam. If you work for someone they won't ask you to send them money before they pay you. In fact referral systems promising to pay you for nothing esp in naira are usually scam.
01Happiness: This is a motivation for every hustle out there. The pay day will surely come.Just keep grinding in your work of choosing.I wasn't born with a silver spoon but I never looked down on myself. I've been a hard worker right from when I was a kid and now at age 20, I have a place to call my own.
I have done menial jobs from clearing farms for people,going on errands and fetching firewood.I did all these while squatting with friends.They fed me because I washed their clothes and kept the place tidy.In this life,you always have to prove your usefulness to people so that they in turn can help you.
In the course of doing my menial jobs, I met a man who linked me with a fuel attendant job late last year.I was able to save up and secure my house.
Nairaland General › Re: How Do I Stop Caring About What People Say About Me by GreatManBee: 7:48pm On Jul 26, 2025
