₦airaland Forum

CrystalTiger:
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Iwu Onye ara LMAO

[color=royalblue]Na true nau

Deceived millions that they wanted to change the system, not knowing he was just there for his slice

Suddenly, Trump was in the Epstein files
Trump is this and that.

As dem tie the mouth of the bread nylon, wailings and gnashing of teeth begin.[/color]

[color=royalblue]So Baba was supporting Trump because of the bread

The moment dem touch the loaf, e begin to wail.
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Roland17:
semid4lyfe

Abeg unblock my post. I no get alternate abeg.

BlueRayDick:
Funny statistics 😂

50% of 1 million and 60% of 700k are not one and same sha .

I would love to see the population for each of the regions sampled for this stat.

[color=royalblue]There could be an explanation to why that Stat is what it is. It is the "Lack of money" that I cannot relate with.

So, maybe I am wrong, but that stat also shows that those Zones at the top have working wives compared to Zones at the bottom.

A typical Southern woman, is leaving the house to work or market. So, most likely, the children may stay at home with maids, or eat at the shop; Or a friend's place pending when the parents get back

For the Northerners, they have a large population of women that stay at home all year. So it's possible they are eating 5 square meals a day.

Na the "Lack of money" part I never grasp yet.[/color]

Amigoss:
Ok I will but hope you are streaming another flop "ta ta ta",this one no enter number 1 so how much is this fetching him,e dey owe streaming platform sef

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Ibime, May God see your dad through[/color]

afrodoc2:
Amaechi is a talkative who just happens to be a politician. That is all.

[color=royalblue]He has been quite silent after BAT entered

I no know as Coalition talk start, e comot from him hole.
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KingTom:
He said he only claimed he was igbo for political reasons, he also said water is wet and the sun is hot

[color=royalblue]Very good for the Ohanaeze

He will still say in 2026, and they will leap for joy.[/color]

[color=royalblue]Abeg what is this Amaechi that is flying up and down?

I hope he is trying to make a skit, the same way he dropped his Gospel single[/color]

odizeey:
Everybody dey play like Pogba for United fans eyes.
Una don finally pursue am. Now una dey see am in every player.

GloriousGbola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8442701/efcc-arraigns-man-alleged-23.5



someone looked at this guy and paid him 18m for visa

na real wa

[color=royalblue]Hmmmmmm

Wow.

23 million to run UK visa? Not US, Australia or Canada?

God, give me the courage to even think about it [/color]

afrodoc:
The problem is that wokeists and feminists are usually in the same camp but this is a situation which in its essence pits them against each other, hence the mixed signals coming from those that should be offended the most.

Many of the most vocal feminist voices (who should be the most offended by this abrogation of women’s rights to fair competition) do not know how to respond to the situation.

If left unchecked, in 20-30yrs time, men’s sports would be by men, and women’s sports would be by ex-men.

[color=royalblue] Exactly.

Make Trump finish him 4 years fess.

Na full blown transgender agenda go full everywhere [/color]

raumdeuter:
The latest is that Imane Khelif test result shows that he is male

[color=royalblue]I knew that Italian lady was saying the truth

Those blows were not feminine in anyway.[/color]

MorataFC:
God bless you richly for this post.

I believe the federal government is genuinely acting in the interest of its staff. When the government fails to address national issues, people are quick to complain. But now that action has been taken swiftly, some are still complaining. We must learn to be balanced in our criticisms.

There are certain things that, even if they are obviously true, should be said with wisdom and discretion. For instance, imagine I start calling out our names and moniker here saying , “Even if you sell all your family’s properties, you still can’t afford a private jet.” That may be true, but is it necessary or helpful to say?
How will you react if I mention your moniker and said such a derogatory words like dat to you.
The statement may be truth or not but because of how it can make one feel it shouldn't be said at all.

You don’t need to bring others down in order to lift yourself up. Let’s promote truth with empathy and make our points without belittling others.

[color=royalblue] Anyone supporting him obviously finds nothing wrong because they are not civil servants

Turn the "Civil servants" to maybe their tribe, profession or religion, and you will see them become distasteful.
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raumdeuter:
The people that mocked you were likely kids, I have a feeling that if adults where there, they will stop kids from doing that and you as an adult if you see someone with a disability you wont mock them. And if you see children doing that you probably will tell them to stop

Or do you go to meet cripples and tell them to do legwork?

Bluelines69:
Government should pay every civil servant so they can all be able to afford a 100m car , it’s straight out mockery to taunt people for something that cannot be changed, no level of reform or salary increment would make it possible, so why not mention your target audience and big ballers rather than mentioning people that would never be your target audience

[color=royalblue]Very simple.

His contents are funny. He would list one funny feature as the reason why you should spend 80 million on a car....Techinologia....

What is the point of mentioning civil servants there? How will that be funny to a civil servant?

If a White guy advertises a car, and says Nigerians should stay away because they cannot afford it, will that be funny to a Nigerian, even though it's true?[/color]

Theflint1:
It's just content, the only reason he's getting dragged is because there's a face to what he does and he's viral...what he's doing is no different from what HypeMen do in clubs, might not agree with his methods, but the NOA targeting him in the manner they did was uncalled for.

[color=royalblue]I actually laugh when I watch his contents.

But targeting civil servants for an item that 190 million Nigerians cannot afford get as e be.

It's not like that's the funniest part of his contents. He actually advertises it and you will laugh without him mentioning civil servants.

I have not asked for him to be targeted. I am simply saying a precedent like this could grow into something else in the future.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
Affluent Nigerians are everywhere on the internet .

Asisat Osoala , Victor Boniface , Osimehn , Don Jazzy , to mention a few regularly join TikTok lives and can afford that guy’s products . Those are few of his target audience not we the regular joes .

Most regular people who watch his videos just laugh it off.

The fact is there’s nowhere in the world where civil servants are expected to be able to afford luxury cars so I don’t really see any reason for the fuss . If his cars were to be regular 20 year old Toyota and Honda salon cars now and he’s saying “not for civil
Servants “ , one might say he’s mocking them .

There are food items that are halal for Muslims and non halal for non Muslims

[color=royalblue]Like I said, when someone starts to taunt another group or demographic, I hope you wouldn't ask for it to be stopped [/color]

BlueRayDiick:
Lmao 🤣

The guy is simply using niche marketing strategy i.e he’s focusing his marketing efforts on a well defined segment of the market with unique preferences . He’s implying focusing his marketing and promotional efforts on the “non-civil servants “ .

It’s actually a thing and not a crime .

It’s just the way some manufacturers and sellers focus on low income earners to sell their product when they say “na chikini money “

I can’t even afford his cars but I don’t find the adverts demeaning or belittling .

[color=royalblue]Niche marketing, you say?

The number of people in his followers that can afford his cars may not be up to 20.

Do you know the ratio of finding a 70 million naira spender in a group of 1000 Nigerians?

He is obviously doing it for content. And yes, it is not a crime, but then, it can obviously be avoided so we don't set a bar in the future

Tomorrow, someone will target Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba guys. Someone will target Muslims, Nigerians, Africans...

Like I said, he doesn't need to drag anyone to sell his cars.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
lolz. So the government deliberately pay civil servants lower than every other worker in the economic system but don't want people to point that out ?

Do u know that most salary earners cannot actually afford the guy's luxury cars? Why do u think the guy singles out civil servants ? Is it not to press the neck of their employers (Government) to let them know that they pay the lowest salaries which most employees cannot survive on except they come up with other streams of income?

See, we have a very bad attitude of ignoring the problem and hoping & wishing it will go away. The truth is most civil servants cannot survive on their salary except they breach the rules of civil service by engaging in other business. Following the normal civil service code of conduct , no civil servant is permitted to do business or trade aside farming but look around u and tell me the number of civil servants u know doing printing business, supplying eggs, owing tutorial centers, etc.

If civil servants don't believe in wealth , why do u think they are doing all of the above extra-curricular economic activities plus their civil service job?

[color=royalblue]Bros, what is actually the problem?

He doesn't have to pick on anyone to sell his cars. 90% of workers in both the public and private sector cannot afford a 200 million naira car. So, there's no need to taunt civil servants Everytime, or even anyone

I am not pained though. But it is Civil servants today, it could be Doctors tomorrow, it could be men tomorrow, it could be students tomorrow.

He can actually sell his cars without taunting civil servants [/color]

raumdeuter:
Ibime BlueRayDick izzou Theflint1

Our able GO indaboski sef don put mouth for courses to study in University not exactly STEM vs non STEM but close

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DKZZN_DoBJu/?igsh=YjlkdGhiM3B5cmR4

[color=royalblue]How do his members listen with a straight face?

If I dey that church, the ushers go fling me comot ..

That Information Science pain am oh...E say "It's better you go an learn Barber"

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raumdeuter:
Amaechi added that he decided to keep to his words and never worked or voted for Tinubu because the President lacked the capacity to govern Nigeria.

He disclosed this during a lecture in Abuja on Saturday to mark his 60th birthday.

"Some of us who are here are also those who vote on an ethnic or religious basis. Innocent, uneducated people are manipulated to vote based on ethnicity and religion — that’s why we are here.

“When we leave here, we go to plot to go and grab power; no Nigerian leader cares for you,”

[color=royalblue]This guy has a mental problem.[/color]

Omoapena:
lol, which 95% accuracy.

I wouldn't even give it 80% accuracy, it's about 70%, you gotta use your head when using map else, that shit will carry you through longer route in some areas.

sometimes, map will tell you to go around just to enter street that is right beside you, if you follow map all the time, you go get issue with riders o...

I remember few years back when going to lekki from mainland, instead of map to take you directly to force road to link bonny camp bridge, it will be telling you to take sura down inside island or take obalende to ikoyi and its not as if there's traffic in force road for it to suggest those routes o, it can just be that crazy at times.

I wouldn't advise someone to rely fully on Google map, you can ask your riders also for directions if where they are going is unfamiliar area.

[color=royalblue]Bonny camp is not the only route to enter Lekki. So there might be a reason why it was asking you to pass there.

Also, many people forget to check their GPS accuracy. That's another issue

Lastly, the map chooses the "Fastest means possible"....Not the shortest means. The fastest means might be the longer path, but as at that moment, it is actually the fastest choice to get to your destination.

Maybe 95% is an overstretch, but I'll give the map 85 - 90% accuracy.[/color]

iamoyindamola:
You want me to separate husband from his wives?
If you are talking about the kits how will they feed?

[color=royalblue]Does a rabbit breastfeed the children?[/color]

Kimbeast:
Most of these stories are just human negligence.

[color=royalblue]True

But rabbit can be very tough to rear.[/color]

raumdeuter:
The response catch am perfectly

Make I give you the 500k and give me 10m in 2yrs. Na when they will begin stammer

Na your registration fee dem dey flex

If 500k can turn 10m, then Dipo will approach the bank, get a 500m loan and stake his properties as collateral then turn it into 10bn then turn 10bn into trillion and bench Dangote for life

[color=royalblue]I would have loved to see how he replied to that.

100k to 200k sef, nobody go teach you. Make e be 500k to 10 million[/color]

iamoyindamola:
Rabbit is the most useless and fragile animals alive
My story....
A friend proposed rabbit business to me claiming it's the next money booming business, he listed the advantages like they can born litter, their urine is good fertilizer, the meat is high in protein etc.
I was curious no disadvantages yet, someone like me I always like the good and bad side just to prepare ahead but I was cautious because he wanted me to invest heavily I asked who as done it and benefiting from it, the usual this and that people.
I also came to nairaland to research I saw the same thing he said about rabbits so I went into it, I got 2 females and a male, the male can be the odogwu and be doing party 🤣
Not up to a week the werey died from knacks before that too he suffered kicks from the aggressive females I think exhaustion but he's delivered his polling unit, when the 2 gave birth(5 each) that's where the problem started.
Have never seen heartless creatures like rabbit how do you give birth and refuse to feed the kids, that's how about 7 died from hunger.
I was very angry I went online to try and save the remaining 4 I read that's how rabbit behaved I was confused why didn't he tell me all this
I got a solution to force the mothers to feed the kids they stamped on them killed the rest.
I got angry and picked one of this useless creature and kill it, they are just too fragile but the meat sweet and I didn't want to lose all round I decided to kill the last one too.
That's how I was lucky not to lose huge money on stupidity but the surprising thing is my friend didn't bother to ask how my rabbit business is going till date.

liveLongNprospa:
Lmao.. No too much talk

[color=royalblue] Anybody who really has found a way to effectively turn 500k to 10m in 2 years, will never teach anybody.

Your registration fee is his personal "scaling" strategy[/color]

Ellexy:
😭😭😂

[color=royalblue]Aki Aki Alcohol
Aboki man, where the suya??

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[color=royalblue] Raumdeuter, Odumeje said he is running for presidency in 2027

Abeg, come back for vote for your man. [/color]

GloriousGbola:
as always, there is more money in a processed and finished product than in raw materials

[color=royalblue]I was in Edo sometime last year, and parked close to a Plantain market.

I did some maths, and the profit to transport the plantain to Lagos (Not selling) is up to thrice the profit of the farmer

So, what someone suffered for 6 months to make, I can make it overnight.

The unsung heroes of agriculture are the ones who do the initial planting and harvesting.

The rest will just make all the profit.[/color]

BlueRayDick:
You have a point on this one o. My former boss has big poultry and fish farm which makes him good money and which I believe doesn't give him the kind of problems I've seen people mentioned all day.

In fact, during Christmas the company buys life chicken from him which they do share to all staff as part of our Christmas package.

I think what worked for him was that he studied Animal Science for his first degree, even though he crossed to management science when he started working. I think the theoretical knowledge he acquired in school really helped him. Apart from him occasionally complaining about increase in cost of maize to make feed and supplements for the birds, I can't recall him at any point lamenting about diseased birds or fishes.

[color=royalblue]E fit no tell you oh [/color]

swiz123:
The mind is fragile, na small thing fit make person crase.

Your brain will take a serious impact when you wake up to the news that your driver was sleep driving and steered the truck which has millions of goods inside bush.

[color=royalblue] That's where Comprehensive Insurance comes in.

Infact, many companies won't accept your application as a haulage partner if you don't have insurance.

In all, na God fit help person.[/color]