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6. Barber We have male hairdressers but we hardly have any female barbers. Barbers make plenty of money. Haircuts aren’t cheap. Ladies, let’s get in formation and get our own barber shops.
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5. Fitness Trainer Ever notice how all the fitness trainers in most gyms are cute buff guys? Many women are getting fit and buff too. It’s high time we had more female fitness trainers.
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4. Construction Worker Construction workers make tons of money daily. They get paid per day. Payment can range between 3,000-7,000 Naira per day. Sadly, there are not many women in construction. It might be labour intensive but I’m seeing Naira signs over there.
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3. Commercial bus driver Maybe because the Agberos (area boys) are usually male and can be intimidating that’s why we don’t have many female danfo drivers. Danfo drivers be raking in cash on a daily basis.
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2. Wrestler/Boxer Funny how we hardly see female wrestlers or boxers in Naija. Everyone knows Bash Ali, the legendary Nigerian boxer. But what of Bash Simbi or something? Boxers and wrestlers make millions. Ladies, time to port careers.
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Many jobs are male-dominated It’s not like women can’t do these jobs, we are just not encouraged to. I remember the shock on people’s faces when they see a female engineering student back in University. There are so many career fields in Naija with few women. These jobs pay the big bucks but women seem to avoid them. Here are some lucrative jobs Naija women avoid: 1. President In all my years as a Nigerian, the last general election was the first time I saw a female presidential candidate. The presidency is a job I’m sure many women will excel at. It’s time we tried a female president, the leadership has been dominated way too much by men.
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You'e on a flight. You're sitting comfortably in your seat with your seat belt on, ready to take off and then this happens - Please set your portable electronic device, including mobile phones to flight mode The minute you're on a flight, you make sure that your cell phone is either switched off or on flight mode. Even if you forget, the flight's safety announcement will remind you of the same. If you're still not listening, the flight attendant will make sure that you do! Because, if not, it will mess up with plane's electrical systems and the plane might just blow up mid air. You get the drill, right? Well, No. That's not what's going to happen Most of us believe that it's just a procedure and not following it will do nothing, while some of us are sure that the plane will just crash and everybody will die. The truth is, both the assumptions are incorrect. Till date, there is no such evidence that proves that, if not switched to flight mode, signals from your cell phone can cause a plane's malfunction leading it to a crash. In short, no plane crash has ever happened because a passenger forgot to switch his cell phone to flight mode. So why exactly are we asked to turn on the flight mode when we're on a flight? Because the signals can jam the network on the ground. There are multiple reasons for the safety concern. As you are travelling very fast, and are more than 10,000 feet in the air, the phone signals will try to connect to various towers and will send out stronger signals because the weaker the signals your cell phone picks up from the tower, the stronger the signals it sends out to try and get a response. Basically, your cell phone communicates with several cell towers and attempts to maintain a connection at all times and if the towers are far away, the phone will boost its signal so it can keep communicating with the towers. This has a potential to interfere with the cellular signals on the ground. So the Pilots gets annoyed. Another important reason why you need to switch your phone to flight mode is because you don't want to annoy the pilots. You may have heard the unpleasant noise from an audio system, that occasionally happens when a mobile phone is nearby, right? A phone’s radio emissions can be very strong and can go up to 8W which causes this noise due to parasitic demodulation. Now imagine that noise on the pilot's headset, while he is receiving a critical information from ground control. Imagine that noise, constantly, from the phones of over 100 passengers! Can you imagine how annoying it can get? You need to switch your phone to flight mode because it's common courtesy, and by doing so, you show your appreciation to the people doing their job to get you where you want to be. In a blog post for Airline Updates, a pilot wrote- "It is not safety critical, but is annoying for sure. If say 50 people on board are inconsiderate enough who can’t be bothered to switch their mobile phone off, there will be 50 phones constantly looking for cell towers at maximum power. That is a lot of radio pollution." Now, do you really want to annoy the pilot who is about to get you safely to your destination? I don't think so. So just switch off that cell phone the next time you're on a flight. We can all do without it for a few minutes.
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Nnedi Okorafor is a Nigerian author based in the United States. She’s famous for her fantasy novels like Akata Witch and other ones. It’s a little known fact that she has been keeping her hair natural for 15 years and has never visited a salon. She decided to show off her dreads on Facebook and she was surprised at the response from people. While most of it was positive, she was appalled by the response from Nigerians who insulted her. You can check out the screenshots of what they said below.
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Crooner Adekunle Gold , who from the looks of it is a fan of Chrissy Teigen, John Legend’ s wife, had uploaded a photo onlibe with the two of them together. The photo which was originally taken on the set of Fergie’s MILF $ saw Teigen breastfeeding her baby. Adekunle Gold photoshopped himself into the picture and captioned it ‘@Chrissyteigen feeding our first born’ Teigen wasted no time reacting by liking the tweet. Adekunle Gold shared the images on his Twitter wall with emojis. You can see the photo below.
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Moderators Ban me for "Space Wastage"... Imagine d konkobility..... |
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SANDOSKI:Okay She's Here
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cbi24:"Oshey Mr Masturbate... Masturbator... make dem liv masturbating for u oh.. "
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Osheyy "Mr Crushee Mr Tweaker Tweaking" She has been 'Tweaking' in my front IsoKay.....
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Lol No 1. Akpu fly gate ![]() |
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So. Do you like this lagos? |
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Lagos is pretty close to attaining Mega City Level With structures like the fourth mainland bridge coming into place, you sure want to see what the Lagos in the future will look like. Well, you’re close to the truth or at least an illustration of it. Here's Olalekan Jeyifous Olalekan Jeyifous constructs architectural sculptures, installations and murals that convey social and political and economic issues throughout the globe. He is a Nigerian-born, Brooklyn-based artist and artist who after receiving a degree from architecture from Cornell University, designs creative architectural visuals. He has come up with a project called Shanty Mega Structures which is an artistic rendering of Lagos in the future. Take a look at what Lekan thinks! |
OldNews.... But wait... Aw e take be s3x vid... ![]() |
Love Machine:Which category r U in?
Or r U nt a Nigerian? |
Barackmeringo:
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frenchwine:Lol "Naija Girls and Money"
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96% Guys are guilty of No. 1 |
LordZero:Ur head dey Dere |
julisa2020:IsOkay |
julisa2020:Lol Still..... U guys still fall for them at the end of the day |
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