₦airaland Forum

Sheuns:
I grew up seeing a few albinos and from my perspective and experience, they were not so many people that "bully" them. A larger percentage of people do not even care.

Minjim:
My own issue: African is this big and yet buying land is so expensive that minority of Nigerians cant afford to own their own house. I walk around and see many house empty and some people sleep under bridges.

God's willing if it eventually build my house I can't evict anyone. We have some people having houses in Lagos, Abuja, London , US , etc. But they can only sleep in one house/ night. But we have empty houses in some cities where there are homeless propel.
We need a law that any empty house ( maybe for a year) must be occupied by homeless people

helinues:
Why should they when the 70% of the South Africa wealth is in the hands of the whites

There are some areas in SA that they don't born any blacks to enter, that's in their own country oo

helinues:
Considering the resources in the continent, we only need to work together, trust me, those whites will beg on their knees.

Without cobalt, there is nothing like phone yet 70% of the raw materials are being exploited in Eastern Congo by the foreigners with little compensation to the locals.

press9jatv:
Yoruba and Igbo are the two regions that make Nigeria a country both in and out. But the two regions refused to understand themselves.

folake4u:
And is that a legitimate means of adoption to you?

folake4u:
Didn't you read where it was mentioned that adoption in Nigeria is a rigorous journey?

Winnerrrr:
they don’t have the means.

Ishilove:
You miss the point. People have become over reliant to the extent they have become intellectual lazy and completely bereft of even the smallest modicum of creativity.

Winnerrrr:
i have the brains, im a software engineer just couldn’t find a way to deploy my talent and make proper money, currently surviving on freelance jobs that comes once in a while. i’ve built an app that have processed over 50 million naira so far and i’ve also built a social network with 1.5K users but had to shut it down due to high costs of hosting.

wouldn’t mind some pointers.

Daddyk87:
I sell food in the evening by roadside
God has blessed me with that.
I established myself last year April.
Now I have 10 staffs right now.
Alihamdulillah!!!

megawealth01:
NGX Trading Summary: Kindly see attached the top 10 gainers, losers, volume and value traded.

Amigoos1:
Is there actually any health benefits to male circumcision?

pocohantas:
Hopefully most people can get the memo. Because once you make peace with this, life becomes easier for you. After death, the living would move on. I am here to enjoy myself, not to please any societal construct.

Winnerrrr:
do you think it could be solved with tech?

pocohantas:
I didn't even know she didn't have a child until I saw IG posts. That is LEGACY because if at all she had one, I wouldn't care. I don't care about the kids of late Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston or Dora Akunyili.

tensazangetsu20:
My favorite time of the year is around the corner. Chiles Independence Day

judewrites:
God doesn't deny women children, He gives freely, every good thing comes from Him.

However he may permit such affliction to strengthen faith, not that He's behind it.

Remember we have the devil 👿 accusing the brothers.

dustmalik:
Starlink has gotten worse, nothing has improved, at least in Abuja. Personally, I don't use it until after midnight as it's frustrating during the day. I have the MTN ODU which I use during the day. Starlink becomes fast after midnight, I get up to 300Mbps upwards. The reason I still keep starlink is because of stability. Starlink has 99.9% uptime reliability. You can bet your life that it will up and running anytime you want to do basic browsing. My frustration with Starlink is streaming. It frustrates the hell out of me. I know that people in less congested states still enjoy it almost anytime of the day, but in Abuja, it's not serving my day time usages.

NotOfThisWorld:
Noodles 🍜 with shrimps, garlic and red onions

kangminhyuksho:
#mancrushmonday

ghm:
Uber isn't quitting Nigeria because the economy is failing. They're quitting because their model failed here.

They've been complaining for years about drivers gaming the system—fake trips, bonus abuse, account sharing. That's not a macroeconomic problem. That's a microeconomic friction they couldn't fix.

Compare Moniepoint in the UK: they pumped in £2.5m, then exited. Did the UK economy fail? No. Their product just didn't fit the market.

Same energy here. Uber's exit isn't a verdict on Nigeria's economy. It's a verdict on their inability to manage the local reality. The market is still there—they just couldn't make it work.