₦airaland Forum

ledafaze: Someone pleasing to my eyes....












Preferably tall...
Not too sexy... so I can sleep with my eyes closed...
At least with Cup B maybe a D but never a DD (Full C is so perfect)
Lets say 34-28-36

proevan: There is nothing like wanting what you know. Wonderful go get him.

Logicboy03: Lol......strawman....we are talking about corruption in business. The UK ranks far above Nigeria on that issue.


Thanks for stretching it as if I was saying that the whole UK is good and the whole Nigeria is bad......I told you, please think before you attack me.

proevan: Sure go ahead.

Logicboy03: Who told you I am justifying it? In the UK, I ran a business with zero corruption....in Nigeria it is difficult not to engage in corruption.

HBG, stop it. Always attacking me without thinking through......


When you run a biz in Nigeria, you can challenege me. I wear the shoe and I know where it pinches.

Logicboy03: In practice and theory in business management, there are external factors beyond your control. Some may even arise without your involvement- externalities.

Example- the zoning of electricity and the construction of roads.

You buy a cheap land for your business in a developing area. You find that the govt is building roads and developing the area. So, you start building your house.

First problem- in Lagos, you have Omo-niles (I dont speak yoruba but i think it means children of land) who come to disturb you. You either have to settle them or use soldiers/police men who are not from the area to scare them away. Both options are corrupt. I havent worked with construction in many years, so I dont know if the govt has stopped these omo-niles

Second problem- you find that the govt contractor who was doing the roads did not finish them and left many roads incomplete due to corruption. Your business needs access. What do you do? You have to use some financial influence to the contractor and local govt department to get your own particalr road done....to hell with the other roads incomplete lol

Third problem- they didnt put the NEPA or PHCN electricity cables to reach your side and the phases are not correct. You can complain to the PHCN company which would take forever- leaving your business in darkness for months. Bribing the workers in the dept handling your area is the way forward becuase if you even complain to their bosses, there is so much red tape and bureaucracy that the low level worker will still punish you with intentional slow work. The Jesus option to avoid this nonsense corruption is to go full solar energy. Millions of naira or thousands of pounds. Solar energy is expensive


There is also the problem with your building plan registration. Those civil servants will frustrate you.



This is only the tip of the iceberg....

Alfa Seltzer: Why are you guys afraid of Satan?

proevan: Sure I am GOD helping me, and if or when I fall short I am still hornest about it. This is a difficult place to get to because most people don't want to deal with their issues.

* GOD once told me it is not the heart of David that I saw that made me say his heart was towards me but the way his heart was positioned. Saul sinned and David did even worse but David repented when confronted and Saul gave excuses.

Titus.1: 15 Unto the pure all things are pure: but unto them that are defiled and unbelieving is nothing pure; but even their mind and conscience is defiled.

totalbaby: Much better . Firstly i believe that before you get married, one should date their partner for a reasonable period of time(+/-2years) so as to really get to know him/her, their likes, dislikes, beliefs,habits, communication skills,ideology,religion etc to see if you are on par with one another.

Secondly, oftentimes men consider marrying a woman hoping she never changes, while a woman considers marrying a man she hopes she can change. This is the wrong approach on both accounts. Don’t assume that you can change a person after you’re married to them or that they will reach their potential. There is no guarantee, after all, that those changes will be for the better. In fact, it’s often for the worse. If you can’t accept someone or imagine living with them as they are then don’t marry them.

Someone once told me that " the only thing u need in a partner is emotional intelligence...thats it...u can never find someone thats perfect in every category...u should look at who u are, and chose someone that can accept that"

proevan: GOD does help his children I paid online and got passport in the stipulated one week, no additional cost I only was aggressive when I sensed four-play. With experience one can do much. * Dan.11:32

. Hebrews.5:14 But strong meat belongeth to them that are of full age, even those who by reason of use have their senses exercised to discern both good and evil.

proevan: That is why there is a back up plan called the fruits of the spirit.Gal.5:22 if you are patient enough you will definately find such a person, for it sint about a perfect man but the perfect understanding and relationship.

* Patience is not patient until patience has gotten what she is patient for; Men process a lot and if you don't wait for the complete booting then you get the hanging that appear to be your dis-honesty.

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Khalessi:

texanomaly: Or woman.

I'm certainly not perfect.

shymexx: I only know a few Yoruba foods - the Yoruba chics on this forum can help you out with that one.

Anonymous6, tpia and ileke_idi - where art thou?

shymexx: Where? My pic isn't there - I definitely can't post my pics on this forum. But I've got loads of pics in Yoruba trad clothes at different weddings.

And the ose oke thing used for hats and agbada are quintessentially Yoruba. They're made by yoruba women.

Alfa Seltzer: Xtians.

Hahahah.

Funny set of people.