₦airaland Forum

Eastcoastboy:
Thank you

Blessedarethepe:
Pls share me the link.....I have tried searching but to no avail

Eastcoastboy:
Please do you have the Telegram link?

Eastcoastboy:
Where's the WhatsApp link please?

FuckingMachine:
Traditional leaders

immortalcrown:
It is obvious Google didn't pass mathematics. Google gave me the figure I used. In case you want to further shade me for using Google, I am proud of the action because I don't work in the central bank and have not changed any foreign currency.

immortalcrown:
The annual pay amounts to about 38,500 Naira per month.

Whether you should take it or not depends on your cost of living and on what you want. It also depends on whether you foresee a better opportunity in the job.

Cmarketer:
This is bad belly Hamachi. Why don't you say it here so that all will hear. The company is real, does not owe but zero tolerance to fraudulent activities and poor/non productivity.

Prostitution should be legal. Change the name to a profesisonal one, like “sex worker.” "Escort" or "Professional Happy Endings (PHE)"

Once it’s legal, members of the profession should be licensed and regulated, just like hair dressers, real estate agents, doctors and lawyers. They should be required to pay taxes on their earnings, get regular health checkups, and have their STD status available for view for any client who asks. They would have minimum ages for both members and clients. (But no maximum age, of course).

From there, they could then form a union if they like to keep standards up. They could set basic standards of conduct. (Sheets should be changed with every client). They might even have formal examinations for those who want to get into the biz. Schools would inevitably spring up, as there are now for pole dancing in advance countries. Advertising would be legal, and they could even lobby for better legislation.

All these would generate lots of economic activity, which benefits everyone. Hotels could offer that it as one of their services up front and honestly, and get a cut of the fees. It would reduce crime, rape and get pimps out of the biz. Abuse of sex workers would decline, and the clients would have to treat the workers with the same respect as they do other professional workers. (Tips should be encouraged for better service). Prices could be openly displayed, which create real competition.

Of course, the industry would likely mature as others have. You would still have your “mom and pop” prostitution office, but others would have classy storefronts in shopping malls . Everyone would rate the companies on Yelp and other social media cites.

Speedum:
The link on your profile has been reset

Anguldi:
Lecturers, teachers, doctor, nurses

APC dealt with this set of people back to back

Darammliveth:
They won't listen

What profession was highly respected,but now a complete joke

excanny:
Look for a good area in Abule egba wey get better light and you are good to go.

Forget paparazzi

casualobserver:
“9. When you want to buy soft drinks, Buy soft drinks from people hawking in the traffic. It is believed that the drinks taste sweeter than the ones bought from people in shops😅. Just a belief!!”

Many Nigerians are sending themselves to an early grave or appointment with cancer consuming drinks in plastic bottles that are stored or sold in the sun.

Reason: most of these drinks are stored in the open sun where the chemicals from the plastics are heated and leech into the drink.

If you have noticed a different taste in your Fanta or coke, that is why, unfortunately i find it is harder to detect in water. If it has been baked in the sun long enough to have altered the taste then micro plastics have also contaminated the drink.

This also applies to drinks sold in markets, if you them displaying cartons of drinks out in the sun, dont buy from them.

yemmit90:
Lagos is no longer overcrowded like before subsidy removal. The road are a little bit scanty now. Don't mind the op, nobody will snatch your phone inside vehicle except you're inside holdup with alot of crowd.
Though, some of what he wrote up there are true but majority of them are over exaggerated. I am not permanently live in Lagos, but I went there often as I live very close.

mrjojo:
The way Nigerians adapt to blatantly abnormal situations, eventually accepting them as normal, should be a research topic in a well-functioning society. It's truly perplexing.

blowjohn:
I just pity harry Kane.

In the future, people will be like.... 'Which teams was he scoring all those goals for?'

wunmi590:
E easy na him Nigeria 🇳🇬 no beat Benin 🇧🇯 Republic

yewit37486:
As long as it's not England, else we won't hear word again
I was quite impressed by Georgia, despite being such a small country, you could see the determination in their players.

femi4:
Na your gender cause am...they monetized vjj