₦airaland Forum

BigBashiru:
What of Morocco?? Morocco has a solid economy.... Also Ethiopia, Angola, Botswana

digitite:
For me, Egypt anytime, anyday. Food , housing, transportation, services and ICT cheap.

Women work as home makers . Men work in factories and english language jobs or start a business.

dobnina:
Which country can a freelancer relocate to with 2 kids.

Mode99:
which investment can I go into,,with a budget of 2 million....I was thinking,,a hair salon for male and femal

JapaProfessor:
If yo are an investor or a skilled professional:
South Africa
Kenya

If you work remotely and earn in dollars:
Namibia
Rwanda

If you are interested in fashion, arts and film:
South Africa
Ghana
Tanzania

If France or Belgium is your final destination:
Cote d'Ivoire

Living on a budget:
The Gambia
Zambia

okeyumez:
This is a federal project not state. Lagos generates too much money from IGR but nothing to show for it.
Go to ipaja, bariga, ikotun, abulegba, ayobo, satellite town, mile 12, ojo area and many places you will see poverty and bad roads everywhere.
Sanwo olu is the worst governor

iwriteall:
in summary 54 designs for 15k every month ??
you want to pay top notch graphics designer 15k
chai

FaceTanke:
Na wa o

That one na sapa-ry

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jubrilELsudan:
THESE LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT PEOPLE IS DEVIL INCARNATE


THEY HAVE FINISHED OYINGBO ROAD SINCE 3 MONTHS AGO BUT THEY CHOOSE TO KEEP IT CLOSED

NOW RATHER THAN OPEN IT LIKE THEY DID YABA YESTERDAY...THEY CHOOSE TO KEEP IT CLOSED TO PUNISH EVERYONE

CAN YOU JUST IMAGINE THE TRAFFIC JUST GETTING OUT OF RAILWAY ON A NORMAL DAY

THESE PEOPLE ARE JUST PLAIN EVIL AND THERE IS A SPECIAL PLACE IN HELL FIRE FOR ALL OF THEM

ManRogosa:
Thanks

concho:
I need a certified auditor for a small task please

Anyone??

Curdlebug:
My dear, My home town is just too deep... Some people home town is township, mine is village village

Here are five of them:

1. SURPIN Helpline Nigeria
SURPIN Helpline Nigeria is a 24-hour hotline offering counselling, support, and referral services for individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, substance use, and suicidal thoughts in Nigeria, with counsellors fluent in Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba. Call them on tel:080 0078 7746


2. Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative (MANI)
This platform provides 24/7, free, and confidential support to Nigerian youth experiencing emotional issues such as anxiety, bullying, depression, eating disorders, family issues, grief, loneliness, relationships, self-harm, stress, suicide, and trauma.

They are open 24/7, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year, so they are always available to help. MANI is available on all social media platforms.

3. The Human Development Initiative
The Human Development Initiative is a non-profit organisation that offers free, compassionate, and confidential phone support to all Nigerian citizens. They have volunteers who are friendly, empathetic, and supportive.


HDI helps people of all ages, genders, beliefs, and ethnicities, regardless of their age, gender, beliefs, or ethnicity. You can reach them on their website, via SMS, or by calling 0808 0551 376.

4. Cece Yara 24-Hour Child Helpline
This is for children and teenagers who are victims of sexual abuse. Staff members of the Cece Yara 24-Hour Child Helpline are trained professionals who offer support, counsel, and knowledge to report or stop child sexual abuse in Nigeria. They arrange emergency assistance in Lagos State and Abuja while also providing referral services for other areas in the country.

5. Nigerian suicide prevention hotline
Nigeria also has an emergency suicide prevention hotline for those contemplating suicide. They offer 24/7 confidential support and advice to young people struggling with suicidal thoughts and those concerned about them, while also engaging communities and volunteers in suicide prevention projects and providing training programmes for local councils, healthcare professionals, and school staff.


You can visit their website at https://nigeriasuicideprevention.com/ or call them at 234 806 210 6493, 234 809 210 6493, or 234 809 210 6493.

NotoriousBiggyS:
250k monthly, 1 kid and wife but still finding it hard to save, the economy is hard

maasoap:
Caps? Most people these days are after what to eat, not caps to wear. Why not going into selling of food stuff instead since you might not have big capital?

Pk01:
teach me how to trade. How much is the fee?

UnfairLife7:
US government are not as corrupt and useless like Nigeria government.

dikings:
I had to quit my 60k job in the city and relocated to the villa asap to cut down city life expenses. Started a mini snail farming and today i've bred about almost 5,000 Snails in my farm and still breeding more. Na here i take dey help myself.

nathyx:
I tell you if even the employed people are crying country hard country hard how are the
People unemployed still surviving

SavageResponse:
You're a bigger fo0l!!!

Such statements create unnecessary panic and apprehension in the system.

Nigeria's woes are not as bad as what is happening in Ghana but you don't see Ghanians going online to demarket their country.

I repeat once again, you're a compound fo0l!!!

sacajawea:
Still not clear, could you please make it clearer..?

If I use naira to buy USDT, what coin will I convert the USDT to that will make profit

CloudTrees:

Curdlebug:
Is actually a bad idea

AustineE1:
keep quiet...the price of 1kg of gas is now #1300. Na who those useless appointments help.