₦airaland Forum

illicit:
Happy birthday to you

TheStoriesOfMan:
Update: Como one up.

Bayern still playing 0-0.

Disgusting scenes.

illicit:
Do you do your bdays so that you can get gifts...?

If you get gift fine, if not then u gift yourself

That's all

Don't make it someone's responsibility

erico2k2:
ahahaah I laugh in spanish,I am talking directly at you, so you will chose a man who takes you to Eko beach and cinema in GRA Ph than the guy who buys a rtn tkt to Vegas? Oh plzzzz, everyone wants a soft landing even us men. The only woman who does not care about your pocket at a stage in their life is the WIFE simple. At my level right now, if I say ok babes I am buying you a tkt we going away for your birthday then you turn around for me to give you 100K for your passport then your level is low. As you can see, both instances need money and more money. There is no romance without comfort and there is no comfort without real money.

erico2k2:
Stay there be deceiving yourself, Romantic without money equals dead end relationship ,you girls think one way us men think the others, in teh Nigerian context man just need to have money that all is sweet, buying of gifts to your woman and flying her to exotic location if you can afford it is termed Romantic by real women, if not plz tell me what is more romantic than that

erico2k2:
All this nah plenty plenty talk, madam, there is one solution to all this busy body, MONEY, once you hear alert all this do not matter

adecares:
Funny you 😂
I like your post though 😂
I hope "they" won't come for you sha 😂

Mattswaggz:
exactly.....they could be 10x worst compared to her but na who dem catch be thief.

Thundafireseun:
Who has no sin should cast the first stone

nairamaniac:
what's the name of the Whatsapp channel?

FalseProphet1:
Her manager is sleeping with her, I see her having a child with him.

This I have seen.

Tauruai:
Lately, many companies are starting to use Artificial Intelligence in their hiring process. Instead of manually going through hundreds of resumes, AI systems are now helping to filter and shortlist candidates faster.

Some people say this is making hiring more efficient, while others feel it reduces the human touch in recruitment.

🤖 How AI is being used in recruitment
Resume screening and filtering
Matching candidates with job roles
Automating interview scheduling
Analyzing skills and experience patterns
Helping recruiters save time on repetitive tasks
⚖️ Pros
Faster hiring process
Less manual workload for HR teams
Better handling of large applicant volumes
More structured screening process
⚠️ Concerns
Risk of missing good candidates due to strict filtering
Less human judgment in early stages
Dependence on algorithms
Fairness and bias in AI systems
💭 Open Question

Do you think AI will completely replace manual recruitment in the future, or will it always need human involvement to make final decisions?

Dpsychologist:
I’ve been thinking about something that gets said a lot, especially in conversations around money, struggle, and success in Nigeria.

You often hear people say:

“God created some people to never lack.”

It sounds comforting, especially when life is hard. It gives a simple explanation for why things are unequal. But the more you look at real life closely, the more that explanation starts to fall apart.

Because when you look around in places like Nigeria, the differences we see between people are very clear. Some people are born into stability, good education, and access. Others are born into environments where just surviving is already a struggle.

Now the question is, did God deliberately assign all of that at birth?

Or is something else going on?

If we are being honest, a big part of what shapes people’s outcomes is not just divine assignment, but also foundation.

Some people are simply starting from a place where someone before them already laid something down. Maybe it’s land. Maybe it’s education. Maybe it’s a business. Maybe it’s just connections built over time and that advantage did not appear randomly. It was built by effort, decisions, and sometimes sacrifice from earlier generations.

On the other hand, there are people who are also working hard, but they are starting from weaker foundations. Fewer opportunities, less structure, challenging environment and sometimes systems that are already stacked against them. So even if the effort is there, the outcome is slower or harder to see.

In moments like that, people often shift to spiritual explanations. Things like curses, attacks, my village people or “it’s just my destiny.”
This happens especially when someone is trying repeatedly and still not seeing results, it becomes easier to believe there is something beyond the physical blocking them.

But here is where I think we need to be careful.

If we believe in a loving God and that he is faithful and just, then the idea that He deliberately created some people to permanently suffer while others automatically succeed becomes difficult to reconcile. It raises questions that don’t have easy answers.

What makes more sense when we look at reality is that outcomes are shaped more by systems, environment, access, and decisions over time, rather than fixed divine favoritism.

In Nigeria specifically, this is even more obvious because opportunity is not evenly distributed. Where you are born, who you know, and what you are exposed to often has a huge impact on where you end up.

This does not mean prayer or faith is not important and it also does not mean effort does not matter. It just means we should be careful about replacing real-world causes with simple spiritual explanations that stop us from thinking deeper and working towards success.

Because once someone believes “this is just how God made it,” they stop asking questions, stop building, and stop looking for solutions.

But when you start to see that a lot of what we call destiny is actually shaped by structure and choices, your mindset changes. You start focusing more on what can be built, improved, or changed.

At the end of the day, what we are seeing is not random assignment. It is layered outcomes built over time and understanding that changes how you see life, responsibility, and even opportunity.

Happy Sunday Nairalanders. May be love of God be with you all.

Rrchrd:
Pls Where in Port harcourt ?

Love800:
What led to the crack if i may ask?

highoctane:
It can happen to any building, as a result of not allowing the lintel concrete casting to cure at least 14 days maximum of 21 days.

Adesarahshina:
An idea is what i just need, mayb a range of the current cost or so from someone that just recently did his own.. I'm in Lagos so i feel someone here should be able to help me.

Adesarahshina:
Hello all, please I'd like to be enlightened on the current charges of bricklayers for casting lintel.

The said building is 2 bedroom. I'm trying to have an idea of the current cost to guide me in negotiating with my bricklayer.

Thank you.

Ezeego1:
lolz...who told you they have no hope of coming up?

they really nees three points today to survive relegation so beware

Passionnn:
Very brilliant and Objective contribution.
Thank you.

correctguy101:
Nice one Hamachi