₦airaland Forum

Kingbet:
Ur leaders no dey bleep?















OUR LEADERS OF TOMORROW

IAmAmbrose:
will u keep quiet?

Treasure1919:
And am yet to spot Bill Gate's

Biglittlelois:
I have insomnia still battling it, i'm tempted to take sleeping drugs but i dont want to get addicted

otipoju:
Google minimum wages around the world.

There is more information at your fingertips than you can imagine.

I traveled without giving one kobo to any agent. From start to finish. I researched and read and watched videos related to my plans.

Best of luck brother.

HeWrites:
OK bit I haven't watch your pørn movies..

Abeg anyone to help me with her name?

PhilSeth:
She must be producing cocoanut and digestive biscuits... the small small one.

otipoju:
Na Nigeria na him car be like big thing for woman eye.

Go outside your country, you go see say car be like phone...na normal thing for every adult even 18 year old to have a car. Inspite of this, a humans being's worth is not tied to ownership of a car.

It's people like you that make boys become desperate and resort to fraud, rituals and armed robbery so as to be accepted by society.

The truth of the matter is that the socio-economic climate of Nigeria is a frustrating for the honest and hardworking individual.

I left Lagos in 2014 May at 32 years, and bought my first car ever from my savings from just 3 months of working while still paying my bills. I have bought and used four different cars since then.

Nigerian men and women are not lazy, they simply lack the amenities and opportunities to live a basic normal life.

Compare the unemployment rate of 4.1 percent where I live with that of Nigeria which is close to 20 percent.

The minimum wage where I live is 414 thousand naira per month whereas Nigeria's 18 thousand per month. With these you will understand why many 50 year old can not afford a car in their lifetime.

sinaj:
I'm evn sick nd need to see these Doctors