Science/Technology › Re: Nasa Testing ‘AIR Taxi’ That Shuttles You Across Cities In Minutes(Pix, Video) by hahn(m): 11:37am On Sep 14, 2021 |
Blakjewelry: I was actually interested in something like this back then but no fund. This is definitely the future ride Try this in Lagos and you'll see agberos flying beside you and removing your side mirror  |
Crime › Re: Woman Brutally Kicked Down Brooklyn Subway Escalator (Video, Pix) by hahn(m): 11:32am On Sep 14, 2021 |
The way the woman behind her moved out of the way so she could fly past is crazy. If it was a man behind her everyone would expect him to catch her. That guy must be having a bad day. They should catch him so he can cool off in prison. We we dey naija never vex reach like that sef  |
Politics › Re: Kidnapping In Nigeria Rises By 169% In 2-Years - US Institute Of Peace by hahn(m): 9:38am On Sep 14, 2021 |
SmartPolician: Kidnap used to be a big challenge in the south. However, when the north joined the business, they took it to the next level. Today, they don't even kidnap one or two persons, the north does mass abduction (kidnaps people in their numbers) and gets the victims' families or the govt to pay the ransom.
The south tends to be leading in Yahoo-yahoo because an average northerner is probably not as smart as a southerner. Who knows? When the north grows a category of fraudsters who can excel in fraud, they will probably empty the US Federal Reserve. US Institute of Peace, wait for it because you haven't seen the best of Nigeria yet  Forget o if those guys fit ja to target Arabic countties, since most of them can speak and read and write Arabic e don finish o  |
Family › Re: Older Nigerian Men How Did You Survive Nigeria In Your 20s by hahn(m): 8:38am On Sep 14, 2021 |
crackhaus: That Nigeria is stuck in time is an oversimplification.
I believe we are in regression sef.
That there is now access to mobile phones and the internet is not enough metric for measuring economic advancement. Stuck in time and in regression then with no hope in sight  |
Family › Re: Older Nigerian Men How Did You Survive Nigeria In Your 20s by hahn(m): 11:42pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
crackhaus: Lol, I'm telling you.
Fast life, and everyone trying to outdo the next person. I swear. Just travel to ordinary Cotonou by road and it will seem you dropped one heavy bag at the corner. No one is trying to be rich fast but they are enjoying themselves with 24 electricity, good roads, stable economy, cheap food etc Just come back through the border and you go just tire  |
Family › Re: Older Nigerian Men How Did You Survive Nigeria In Your 20s by hahn(m): 11:37pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
crackhaus: Lmao... And soldiers can't do that today? Bro, they were everywhere then. They basically ruled the joint. There was much more fear for soldiers then than now. Overall Nigeria is stuck in time. Same leaders, same problems. |
Family › Re: Older Nigerian Men How Did You Survive Nigeria In Your 20s by hahn(m): 11:35pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
crackhaus: No matter how you look at it, they had it so much better... Waayyy better. Nothing depressing about it.
Yes they lived through the military era and saw firsthand what that was like, but it was still a better deal than what we have now.
Nigeria/Nigerians didn't have such a bad rep in the eyes of the world back then.
And who told you there were no jobs?
Just having a university degree guaranteed you a job without the need for man-know-man or bribing your way into federal agencies. My dad with his University of Ibadan 2'2 degree didn't stay without work for up to 3 months after serving – got a really good job for that matter.
Nigerians could travel easier back then and even though the standard of living wasn't all that high, things were affordable in comparison. Today, the standard of living is low (even lower if we're being honest), yet commodities aren't that affordable.
The internet age, satellite TV, and advent of mobile devices which ushered in the era of remote jobs and internet-based sources of income, also came with the introduction of make-believe lifestyles from watching reality shows like MTV cribs, KUWTK, etc... Young Nigerians became obsessed with living wealthy lifestyles and acquiring expensive things (even when unnecessary).
Please there's no comparison to be made...
Older Nigerians definitely had a much better Nigeria than we do now. It wasn't heaven then, but it still wasn't as hellish as it is now. People actually lived in Nigeria back then, but what people are doing now is surviving – there's a big difference.
I can't even take my car to a random mechanic to fix for me because they will bill me like a yahoo boy.  Internet fraudsters who don't mind paying whatever price they're told to pay for anything, have succeeded in contributing to inflation.
All those overpriced estates in places like Lekki built on top of reclaimed land that is just hoping/praying the sea doesn't develop mood swing, do you think if they were not seeing people to buy them, they won't drop the prices?
My brother, the overall mentality of Nigerians is very different now from what it was then.
Although it's not that the country was European-standard for older Nigerians back then, but contentment seemed to be more prevalent as people were okay with just having the basics/having just what was necessary.
I have a lot more I could type on this topic, but I've exceeded my social media allocated time for today.  Keyword: Contentment Unfortunately that is something many Nigerians might never experience in today's Nigeria |
Family › Re: Older Nigerian Men How Did You Survive Nigeria In Your 20s by hahn(m): 11:25pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20: Omho and we abuse them for destroying the country. These guys suffered so much. The military regime was crazy. I remember as a kid we were on our way to Sheraton hotel and we didn't know that IBB had annulled the June 12 elections. Omo come see soldiers everywhere. See fear for old boy face  In those days soldiers could fvck you up overnight and no one would be able to save you. If anything this generation has it the best but the problem is the idiots who messed up the country then are still circulating themselves in power. Until the youths can find a way to kill them all off nothing will move forward. The older generation can't help because they have already accepted their fate. |
Family › Re: Older Nigerian Men How Did You Survive Nigeria In Your 20s by hahn(m): 9:56pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20: God . Afternoon siesta. Chei no wonder the country got poorer. Chinese folks then were building. Nigerians were sleeping. Oh lord. There was no constant electricity or access to loans. No atm, no internet, no GSM, multicellular cost like N300k and that was big fvcking money then for one huge pile of junk. And they grew up in the military regime where there was NO freedom of speech All they could do was sleep  |
Politics › Re: LASG Declares Zero Tolerance For Street Beggars, Destitute Persons by hahn(m): 9:53pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
So where exactly are they taking them to?  |
Family › Re: Older Bachelors How Do You Cope With Loneliness? by hahn(m): 9:35pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
Oblongata: I beg to differ sir!
Merely seeing friends/family that are married then Bachelors know what they are missing.
I have a very close friend who is a 43 year old bachelor and he has turned my kids to his kids...
Dude calls me way ahead of time to discuss how he would celebrate my kid’s birthday (without asking for his help o)
We (Me and wife) tried hooking him up a lot of times but he was very choosy. The last girl we hooked him up with (That appeared to be perfect. 24 year old Young lawyer Who just finished law college) he said she had incision at her back and that was it...
He confided in me sometime ago that he envies me a lot, and that he knows something is missing in his life, which is having a family.
Reason he had been treating my family like his.
Truth is: Bachelor’s know they are lonely, and they miss having a family. Just as married folks miss being single especially after a hard day's work you just want to lie down and wifey is asking you "who is Femi?" |
Politics › Re: Wike Orders Demolition Of Shanties by hahn(m): 3:14pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
SmartyPants: You should question the person who transcribed his speech obviously. Midas01: Was he the one that typed it? Lollittaa: blame those who transcripted his speech If you have ever heard Wike speak you'll know it is not far fetched for him to say that. Majority of Nigerians are unable to put a simple sentence together including the ruling class |
Family › Re: My Dad Has Refused To Rest In Peace Because Of His Monetary Vow In Church by hahn(m): 3:10pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
James4358: Hello my nairaland family. I'll make this post short & precise... I buried my dad around april this year.
Am the only available child, as my elder brother relocated abroad in january & has refused to make contact. I took a loan to sponsor my bro's trip abroad, & also took another loan from my bank to partly sponsor the burial as all the family burden rested on my shoulders..
Last month, my dad appeared in a dream telling me to hurry up in paying a vow he made in church of abt 50k before he died. I was warming up to pay the vow this month's ending as am stil servicing the loans i got from my bank.
He appeared last week to remind me but yesterday night's own came with severe flocking. Am stil feeling the pains from the cain he used at my back & joints..
How do i contain him before month end when i'll be bouyant to pay the vow.
Am afraid he may return with more beatings,. & am jst 30yrs old, & wouldnt want to have any part of my body deformed as a result.
Your suggestions wil be greatly appreciated! Tell your father to park well. If god wanted him to pay he would have left him alive. Life is for the living  |
Car Talk › Re: Let’s Laugh Together And Also Learn From My Funny Experience by hahn(m): 3:09pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
Born2conquer: Lmao, i bought a car last year September via one of these instagram car pages and till date, the car is yet to be delivered.
I don chop story tire
Firstly, he said the car broke down when he was on his way to deliver so he asked me to wait for him to get me another one, i waited for like 2months with me disturbing him.
2ndly, he finally delivered and he lied it’s a 2011 model but when it came I discovered it’s 2006 so he came back to pick it up and he promised that he ordered another one and i should wait.
I waited with me also still asking for updates daily, lol, July he said the car came but he sold it already because he thought i was no longer interested.
We don dey untop the matter since July, at least make e refund my money when i paid, dollar was sha still 450, now dollar don useless and e suppose don mAke money from my money.
It’s funny to me and i just decided to share because i am tired 
1)Don’t buy online 2) pay at the carlot and drive away with your car immediately Set up an appointment with him person saying you want to introduce someone to buy a car and shoot him in his face. Walahi, you no do bad thing |
Politics › Re: Wike Orders Demolition Of Shanties by hahn(m): 2:08pm On Sep 13, 2021 |
You mean Wike, a whole governor of the FRN, doesn't know the difference between GARBAGE and CABBAGE?  |
Family › Re: Please I Need People Advice Over This Issue by hahn(m): 10:09am On Sep 13, 2021 |
Businesslist:

Hahahhahahahahhahaha ----- Am even Planning to do this same !!!
Imagine when a person you call your wife cannot ...... Cook Good food ...... She always stay at home watching ZEEWORLD ...... SHE CAN WAKE UP BY 2 AM AND GIVE YOU A DIRTY SLAP WITH NO REASON .....
She is demanding for 120k Hair !!! , .... SHE WANTS ME TO PLACE HER MUM ON 25K Monthly Allowance ..... Am paying her 50k per month ..... she is collecting 50k for foodstuff and house items ..... She cannot wash your clothes ......
Okay ... The last one weah she talk is that TOO MUCH SEX Make a Woman loose her shape ...... She is now giving me sex 2 times every week .... and na Missionary style ......
She even dey swear say .... if i nack any girl outside .... say i go die !!!!
Biko My brother , If you fit chat me tell me your LOCATION ... I GO LIKE FOLLOW YOU OOOOO.
THIS THING CALLED MARRIAGE These women are something else especially after marriage you'll start wondering where the good and polite lady you were dating went to  |
Family › Re: What My Dad Wanted Me To Do On His Behalf by hahn(m): 8:50am On Sep 13, 2021 |
Nelchuksmandela: Good day Niralanders,
I need your sincere advice on my present situation. Please ignore any grammatical error or punctuation. I’m the first son of my family, my father is an average Nigerian trader, he single handedly sponsored my schooling from nursery to higher institution.
After my service year, one of his friends scammed him of 300k in the name of they will get me a job in NUPENG before he paid that money I told him my pastor’s revelation about the NUPENG job, which my pastor said She does not like the job and shared ill references associated to the job with me and I told my dad when I got home, he countered and rebuked the revelation, he doesn’t take any of our advice, he finally fell for the scam.
To cut the long story short, I’m now working class that earn 75k monthly, however I’m still squatting with a friend and I’m still struggling to survive.
Recently I received a call from my dad, he told me he needs 500k for trading, that he wants me to take loan on his behalf he will be paying the debt once it’s due, since he is yet to complete the outstanding loan he took from the same bank, which is remaining 3 months to complete. I later discovered he had another debt he’s still servicing (Paying ) of a different bank that is remaining 6 months to complete. After pondering over it i asked him; what if he defaults what will happen ? he shunned me and said why will I be negative and I politely told him my mind that I cannot help the current issue. Since then he started reporting me to my mum relatives to talk to in order to accept and collect the loan of 500k on his behalf.
Please your advise on this will be helpful. Thank you. Are you not mature enough to schedule a meeting with your dad to discuss this matter? Why should you bring such a sensitive family issue to a public forum? Na wa  |
Nairaland General › Re: Ever Been Mistaken For Somebody? by hahn(m): 8:17am On Sep 13, 2021 |
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Family › Re: ”we Share Her Peacefully” – Twin Brothers Who Married One Wife by hahn(m): 7:42pm On Sep 12, 2021 |
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Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by hahn(m): 7:42pm On Sep 12, 2021 |
Emmyreal4: there is 5k....use the binance filter On it. Thanks |
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by hahn(m): 1:56pm On Sep 12, 2021 |
Rubby1: Two options! 1: If You would buy at the rate of 700 naira I’d sell! 2: Go buy on p2p on Binance! Lol Min on binance is 10k |
Nairaland General › Re: Ever Been Mistaken For Somebody? by hahn(m): 12:57pm On Sep 12, 2021 |
iyimide: Someone at the Airport Mistook me for Mike Bamiloyes first son.. it was in istanbul and i was wondering who knew me so well to decide to hug me so tightly and say "how is dad" and Mum.. me wey my papa na farmer for naija.. he even gave me money na him i come ask am, sir do you know me? And he answered.. " who doesn't" .. na so i off... later he come talk say am i not mike bamiloyes son.. laugh wan kill me... Did you give him the money back? |
Investment › Re: Crypto Currency Investors Thread by hahn(m): 12:43pm On Sep 12, 2021 |
I want to buy USDT in small quantity. Like N5k worth.
Anyone here willing to sell? |
Family › Re: ”we Share Her Peacefully” – Twin Brothers Who Married One Wife by hahn(m): 12:35pm On Sep 12, 2021 |
Ammishaddai: [s][/s] Your assumption that Jesus never existed has no logical foundation . So stay the fvck off my mentions You sound like a true Christian. Your common sense is as non existent as Jesus  |
Family › Re: ”we Share Her Peacefully” – Twin Brothers Who Married One Wife by hahn(m): 12:27pm On Sep 12, 2021 |
Ammishaddai: If that's your opinion and view of someone who did good , please embrace it. But leave my mentions out of out of your self-inflicted foolishness Jesus never existed talk less of doing good. Your god is nothing but a figment of your imagination. Too bad it has affected your sense of reasoning |
Nairaland General › Re: Ever Been Mistaken For Somebody? by hahn(m): 11:44am On Sep 12, 2021 |
Brainard22: Omo this thing no be play o
I have 2 experiences:
1 One in 2009 I moved to this area as a fresher (100L) boom anyone who saw me always call me ejike shu it took hard work for them to stop, I even got several visits from girls in the neighborhood who thought I was just pretending to be someone else (note: ejike was the neighborhood Playboy who ran away after getting caught by almost 13 girls he was sleeping with, he packed and disappeared one night, and to make matters worse I moved into the apartment he left)
2 Two was in a bank in ughelli, the attendant mistook me for a relative and decided to attend to me first (I decided to play along o who no like free thing?)
That's my experiences...
what's yours? Too many to count but let me share the most memorable ones. When I was much younger I went to drink beer with a friend at Mega Plaza and as we walked in I noticed one lady staring at me then she started shouting "John! John!" so I looked at her and asked, "do I look like someone whose name is John" and she goes, "oh sorry, you look like my son who is in boarding school". Another time I and some friends went to drink jedi jedi and smoke cigarettes in Ketu. While we were drinking on dude was staring at me then he asked me, "are you so-and-so?" and I just said no. Then he whispers to my guy in Yoruba and asks him, "is that not so-so-so?" and the idiot said "yes but he doesn't want people to know". The guy was so happy! Turns out I'm the son to his oga and he sees me every day at the factory. Next thing he orders for a bottle of red wine for me.  Me and my wife went to charge my laptop at one bar close to our house then. As we got into the bar one guy calls out to me like, "hey bro" and even though I don't know him I greet him back and he noticing I don't know him says, "are you not the one that comes to wash his benz at so-so-so car wash?". Seeing things were getting awkward I was like "oh, how your side?". Then he says, "join us". Oya na! Free beer everywhere  We later became friends sha The most annoying one is when one dude was calling me "master" thinking I'm an Indian. I had to warn the guy seriously not to do that shit  |
Family › Re: ”we Share Her Peacefully” – Twin Brothers Who Married One Wife by hahn(m): 10:53am On Sep 12, 2021 |
Ammishaddai: [s][/s]That's a Jewish tradition and it symbolizes greetings. In fact , it's still practice till date among Shephard Jews. So try and come up with another lousy excuse for your online ignorance Jesus hung out with a lot of men wearing gowns and they all "loved" him. Sounds like some gay shit to me  |
Romance › Re: Should I Continue With This Relationship by hahn(m): 10:26am On Sep 12, 2021 |
shegxy9: I will make it short guys... I met this damsel February this year and it has been great times since then...
Around may she got admission to University outside the state we are but the main issue is that wen she came back I was telling her about her attitudes when she was in school like most times we hardly talk but she said that I know this is her first semester in school and she apologised that it would not happen again...
But the main issue is this, she said I need to forgive her because she has offended me, she said a guy slept in her room though she swore to me that nothing happened that night...
Pls guys have been having these mixed feelings since yesterday like can she be trusted?? And hope am not in love with upcoming olosho
Pls no insults, only matured responses Cut her loose from your mind. Allow her enjoy her life but take advantage of Okafor's law. When your woman is in the university she becomes uni property  |
Family › Re: ”we Share Her Peacefully” – Twin Brothers Who Married One Wife by hahn(m): 10:23am On Sep 12, 2021 |
Ammishaddai: The things happening in this generation is just sickening and I just wish Jesus would come quickly and put these nuisances in their place Oh please. When Judas was kissing Jesus upandan where were you?  |
Family › Re: I Find It Difficult To Sleep Alone In A Room Or In A House by hahn(m): 11:26pm On Sep 11, 2021 |
Lamanii22: I have one already, she's eight months old now. Awww. Cute. She should be giving you enough wahala to ensure you are never bored though  |
Family › Re: I Find It Difficult To Sleep Alone In A Room Or In A House by hahn(m): 4:24pm On Sep 11, 2021 |
Lamanii22: Maybe cause I grew up in a house filled with many people... I don't think I can ever live alone... Whenever my husband isn't around, kia I would go over to my sister's to pass the nights ... Born pikin na |
Romance › Re: Should I Wait For My Girlfriend Who's In 300L To Finish While Am Already 34yrs ? by hahn(m): 4:24pm On Sep 11, 2021 |
Kadejo: I meet this lady during COVID-19 pandemic period which was last year May 2020. She is still a student in a reputable University here in Nigeria, 300Level to be precise. She is 25years old. She has insisted that until she finishes her school, gone for service and do what ladies call "Sisi" for at least another one year, she won't get married. That will be about 4years to this time.
I am in my mid 30s already, working class, earn below #70k per month, also into IT business, willing to get married now because I feel lonely, also need to build a family of my own before I turn 40yrs.
This lady in question appears to show me love, that's to her own way, my orientation is a bit different, I love her too anyways.
But would you advice I wait for her till she is done with all she has said or should I leave her and look for someone else to get married to?
Please, no insult, advice needed from experienced person.
Thank you. Guy move on. She obviously wants to fvck as much dicks as possible while she is still in her LovePeddler phase. Look for someone else that is ready. No time. You are the man. You are the one that gets to pick who will be your wife and not the other way round  |