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I just discovered why boys go into Yahoo.

Most feel there is no work in Nigeria that can give them money so they enter into Fraud.

For some, they just can not be earning 50K a month salary. It will not satisfy them. So they go into Fraud.

May God bless all the young men out there struggling to survive who despite the unemployment state of the country have refused to do Fraud having that as a viable choice but have stuck with getting money the genuine way.

You guys are the Real MVP's.

God bless you all.

Sirchiboy:
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Where do you based?
Remember that driving is all about self confidence.
You must bashed car after learning.
I Broke rear mirror two times and dint the body.
So be careful and remember that reversing is the most important aspect of driving.
Moving the car forward is not hard but reversing is very hard.
Know how to use the trafficator, how to wheel the steering and know the road rules.
Good luck.

Yeah.
I believe going to the driving school will help build that required self confidence and I would be taught all u have outlined above.

I also know it's takes practice too to be perfect.

Thanks alot.
And yeah....I base in Lagos.

Sirchiboy:
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Go to driving school but make sure you have a car after learning to perfect your skills.

Alright thanks.

I don't have a car for now.

I just want to learn it for future

blacksam01:
guyz..this habit has been on and off during my teenage years and mom cautioned us against not wearing a foot wear ( shoe particularly) so we dont get peirced by sharp object..we end up weari g them to bed most of the time..and sh comes to remove them

...during my varsity days..in economics department it was mandatory to always wear shoes or sandals by both male nd female, as pam slippers are banned. i prefered shoe cuz of our outlook which usually resemble bankers outlook ( of course pam will make a nonsense of it..

watching movies , also news i noticed that Nigerians aare the only people on earth aside the arabs dt dont wear shoes..so it solidified my stance..many atimes i see guyz return from abroad and hardky can move around without wearing good shoes...

i wore shoes for straight 4years in my varisty days

after skl.. interviews days outlook and of course most of my school like clothing became my norm..i hv since gotten adicted to shoes dat i salivate on seeing good ones..

currently i tend to see ppl ( especially guys ) who dont wear shoe as shabily dressed and nomata what they wear and how expensive it is....they look like well dressed tout..

please am.i normal..?

i mean like i wear shoes like 90% of the time..only in my compound or neighborhood do i wear pam slippers..and i hate to buy them

it lead me to ask the question...why are Nigerians not wearing shoes most of the time...?

You are right on something. I also noticed it that most men who live abroad and come back to Nigeria always wear canvas anytime they are going out.

When my Uncle who live in USA came back two years ago, baba must always wear his canvas anytime he is going out. Even just to buy something in the next street, he must put it on. Same with his younger brother too who lives there. It's like it's their style.

To be honest, I don't like wearing shoes. It makes me so uncomfortable. Especially wearing shoes with heels.

Maybe because I'm already tall.

I prefer wearing flats anyday anytime. It makes me comfortable.

I want to learn how to drive

Should I get a mechanic to teach me or I should look for a driving school?

But wait o. Gym freaks in the house. Doesn't the gym smell?

Imagine different human beings sweating and smelling as a result of exercise all packed in a room?

How do u all cope?

May be he is sleeping in the gym with his load. Becos I'm seeing him carrying his bag and there was a travelling bag infront of him which might also be his too.

Maybe he has no place to sleep so he has turned the gym house into his home.

After all, gym get toilet and shower. What else is he looking for again?

There is more to the story.

Then you never loved your husband

I know someone who did this INEC work during the 2019 election. According to him, they also slept on open air on the field.

He had a bad experience.

This country is tiring

Thamesbridge:
https://www.nairaland.com/7372880/canada-humble-miss-cheap-nigerian

With reference to this thread I made when I knewly moved to Canada.

I have some gist for you. Eight months after I moved to Canada I was able to taste pussy, thanks to a beautiful Uganda lady.

Lemme tell you, when I was in Nigeria, I used to hear that oyibo dey rush black men. When I got here I realised it was all fallacies and lies. Oyibo women doesn't give a fvck about black men except you are a celebrity, rich athletic or sports personality or one rich popular dude.

The same pussy I change every week in Nigeria was what took me Eight months to see here.

There's money here once you are working and there are Jobs everywhere in Canada, but working without pussy sometimes is not really cool.

Some of them can be tempting, while I was waiting for bus at a bus stop, two girls were dancing and shaking yansh for me, not that they like or want you, but they just wanna do it. Just ignore them and swallow saliva, you will be alright

Really? The bolded.

And u are proud to say it here.

Please make sure you go test for HIV, Hepatitis A,B,C and STI's.

Just an advice.

Karlifate:
@ bolded: Fallacy of Hasty Generalization.

Not all men have/has side chicks.

Hmmm....okay

But why do men love having a Sick Chick?

Are they not satisfied with their wives?

I have not been able to understand this.

Is this why he looks this way?

May she be found in Jesus name (Amen)

If you are here reading this and you are asking God "When will I ever enter a plane?"? "When will I ever go on a Flight"?

I pray for you today that you shall never ask such question again for God shall make you to enter plane and different flights just the same way you jump Okada and Buses before the end of this year 2023 in Jesus name (Amen)

Story....story...

Dont fight in public becos u don't know the health issue the person u are fighting with is carrying.

I said I will skill up more this year.

Yet I have not even finished the online course I started in February

I have always wanted to give out and help people.

But I feel giving should not only be done on birthdays

Giving should be a everyday activity.