₦airaland Forum

ademega:
Exactly , 20 years ago I lost my dad . I was still a very small boy in pry 3 and I had other younger ones too. so many failed promises . for good 15 years we didn't see any family member let alone one lending a helping hand . the struggle was dirty and painful . meanwhile ,while dad was still alive ,we had more that 5 relatives staying with us . and only God knows how many had stayed with us and benefited from his philanthropic acts . just tell my dad your son has been academically serious or you Dont have u want to stop his schooling cos of school fees ,the next is mum receiving a visitor . not only that dad was everywhere ,uniting the family members and attending to every family problems for solution . as small as I was , during the burial ,I could still remember comments how my dad has helped one individual or the other and making them what they were . the funniest was subsequent promise of how they will extend the same kind gesture to his children and wife . in fact , I was tanking God in my small kid mind that its good to lose ones father oh. Not knowing that was the beginning of suffering .
One of my uncles promised to take me down to his base to further my education . I did nessarry things and I left my school . I stayed at home for good 3 months without seen uncle . I only set my eyes on him after ten years .

There are days of hunger , days of rag clothes on , Christmas of normal EBA and okrosoup when slippers was the shoe .

The horrific life of changing from 3 bedroom apartment to a room and parlour in a face me ,I face you house where properties were dismantled to fit in the new abode .

The agoney of changing from private school to public school
We are yet to get their but right now we have all the reasons to thank God every minute .

kennyman20:
still available!!

chinamarket:
I give my contacts only to those that need my services
thanks

chinamarket:
I give my contacts only to those that need my services
thanks

chinamarket:
How do you mean plz

CosmicJames:
Thank you. But do you plan to include Jumia and others in the future?

stjoan:
TSO good morning. Pls do you know any possible means by which someone who doesn't reside in lagos can sell on konga n jumia? I do want to start this importation business but won't want my goods getting stuck with me. Thanks .

kennyman20:
we're still very much available to serve you better!