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My struggle with Black Tax Coming from Ibadan trenches, I've always had the dream of taking my family out of the trenches. Both my parents were public school teachers & Oyo state govt barely paid salaries. I watched as my parents struggled to put food on the table for me & my siblings. As if that wasn't bad enough, my mum feel terribly sick. We started running up & down begging from friends & family. The embarrassment my father faced was crazy. With tears in my eyes, I swore I'd do everything I can to make it. At the age of 16, I started hustling. I tried everything from legal to illegal... Just trying to make money. I failed in all. Until 3 years later, I started to find some success[b]. I was happy but also sad.[/b] I was happy because I was now making about ₦100k/month but I was sad I was living on just ₦20k. I was sending everything else home. There was always urgent 2k to settle. It's either School fees, rent, medical bill or something. I couldn't do anything for myself. The money I'm supposed to be using to invest in myself, buy things for myself... I was sending everything home instead and it was making me sad. Because I was struggling. Thank God all that's now in the past. Ever since I paid a small fee to become a member of amazon freedom fund... Every month, I'm able to comfortably send money home and I always have enough left to do my own stuff. And the funny thing is I barely even work for the money. Yet Amazon automatically pays every single month. I even have one video where one guy that has made millions from it is talking about the Amazon Freedom fund. Click here to watch it
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My struggle with Black Tax Coming from Ibadan trenches, I've always had the dream of taking my family out of the trenches. Both my parents were public school teachers & Oyo state govt barely paid salaries. I watched as my parents struggled to put food on the table for me & my siblings. As if that wasn't bad enough, my mum feel terribly sick. We started running up & down begging from friends & family. The embarrassment my father faced was crazy. With tears in my eyes, I swore I'd do everything I can to make it. At the age of 16, I started hustling. I tried everything from legal to illegal... Just trying to make money. I failed in all. Until 3 years later, I started to find some success[b]. I was happy but also sad.[/b] I was happy because I was now making about ₦100k/month but I was sad I was living on just ₦20k. I was sending everything else home. There was always urgent 2k to settle. It's either School fees, rent, medical bill or something. I couldn't do anything for myself. The money I'm supposed to be using to invest in myself, buy things for myself... I was sending everything home instead and it was making me sad. Because I was struggling. Thank God all that's now in the past. Ever since I paid a small fee to become a member of amazon freedom fund... Every month, I'm able to comfortably send money home and I always have enough left to do my own stuff. And the funny thing is I barely even work for the money. Yet Amazon automatically pays every single month. I even have one video where one guy that has made millions from it is talking about the Amazon Freedom fund. Click here to watch it
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Why is a non-Arabic speaking country inscribing Arabic words on her currency? Please make It make sense?� Nigeria is an English speaking country |
It is obvious that they have swear for you because if not, you won't be displaying ignorance. |
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