₦airaland Forum

Dyt:
Get a room

andrewtosin:
Lol.. My foodie friend
You thought I won't be able to preserve it till whenever you come down here?

andrewtosin:
Why?

andrewtosin:
I know you could, likely the reason it took you more time to respond..

Okay, I have Amala, gbegiri and ewedu for you.. I ll preserve it till you come down here

andrewtosin:
How does gbègìrì look like?

andrewtosin:
Shey you will eat Amala and Gbègìrì with ewédú?

andrewtosin:
Why would it not prompt the reaction na? . We already know you were born and brought up over there

andrewtosin:
Ibikunle? Are you serious?
Or you intentionally wanna dribble me tonight?

andrewtosin:
When was that?

andrewtosin:
Oh.. Okay. Have you been here before?

andrewtosin:
Things are getting better... Things will get better by this December
You guys did detty December over there too?

andrewtosin:
Ibikunle fúnraè... Lol
Don't worry I will invite you here by December

andrewtosin:
Where in Ogbomosho? I want to check something
Don't open google oh. If you do I ll catch you from here

andrewtosin:
Flight activities still on suspension

payperpost:
Peppered Shrimps in Onion Source

Akposy:
Pass me the chickens o. I've been craving chicken since.

Pocohantas....your pepper soup is calling my name. I want the turkey and pepper juice

payerpost. Why was the peppered shrimp pics over cropped? Na me and you today..I'm in da mood

andrewtosin:
Preserving it? Till when?

andrewtosin:
Awww... Where is mine?

sweetmelanin:
Not necessarily.

It's very much possible that a woman can just decide to be lazy after marriage especially when the husband is a high earner...

.. we don't even know if she has a maid sef so let's not make excuses for laziness please.

bujebudanu1:
Family of 2. So probably there's no or little chores to do
She's just being lazy.
Follow all latest gists and already searching for another honeymoon in this pandemic

Hathor5:

Dyt:
I want that sweet poraro

iamoyindamola:
Which one is chicken

cococandy:
there’s a plate for you

cococandy:
Lunch is a serve-yourself affair.
Mama is tired. Going for a nap.

Petyprincess you’re invited.

sassysure:
It's not everywhere u experience slow internet.

Also depending on where u live and work, you can enjoy nigeria but u must be rolling in cash.

With your money, everybody will be at your bevk and call but is that really the ideal way to live?

I enjoyed 22hrs minimum electricity everyday when I was in Nigeria. My gen was lying dormant. My area was heavily guarded by men on mofti and very quiet.


I just miss the busybody and amebò.
Even when u are not part of those doing that, when u are away from.them, u will def miss that.

JewelStone:
Lol. Not everyone leaves Nigeria because they're struggling so speak only for yourself.

I had a fairly good job in Nigeria that was paying around 200k per month. It wasn't a lot of money but the best part of my job was the tips I was getting. I barely touched my salary cos I lived off my tips and my high-risk investment which had 20% monthly return. Before relocating from Nigeria, I had been to Istanbul, Paris, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Dusseldorf, London, Dubai, NYC, Vegas and LA on holidays. I also visited to Cotonou shortly before I left Nigeria because I wanted to experience life in another African country.

Yeah my first few months here were tough. But as someone with a high drive to succeed, I quickly learnt the ropes and how to package myself and get a good job. God also blessed me with a man who has the same drive as me, we're doing alright and we're currently building our multi-million dollar home in Sydney. And I've been here less than 4 years.

I choose to live in Australia because the leaders here are sane and they have respect for their citizens. The Govt is giving out $1,500 per fortnight to eligible people who lost their jobs due to Covid-19...and so many other stimulus packages to individuals and businesses to help sustain them through the crisis. I didn't lose my job so didn't get the Covid-19 money, and we generally don't get any welfare payments from the Govt because our household income is way above the threshold.

I've been to Nigeria several times and I spent over a month there last year. I still have lots of friends who are doing well in Nigeria even in the midst of the craziness going on; some in govt and some into contracts. I would probably be ok if I returned to Nigeria today, but I value my life and my sanity.


No matter how rich you're in Nigeria, you'll always be surrounded by abject poverty and all the third-world country problems.