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Rexymania:
You don't need advice, you've encouraged so many people with your tweets and much respect for that. I admire you and I wish you all the best brother

I really appreciate your words. Thank you so much.

PlasmaTV:
Godspeed, my good man.

Every tangible thing that has been lost can be recovered. You sold a car. You'll give our carsssss.

As far as there is life, there definitely is hope!.

Thank you so much brother!

Life has a way of throwing curveballs when you least expect it. For years, my car was my trusty companion—freedom on four wheels, carrying me through late-night drives, road trips, and daily commutes. But sometimes, circumstances force tough choices, and I had to let it go.
It started with engine trouble. What I thought would be a quick fix turned into a nightmare. I borrowed money to replace the engine, confident I’d manage the payments. Then, life hit harder—I lost my job. The debt piled up, and despite the help of some incredible friends, the financial strain became overwhelming. I was drowning, and every day felt like a battle to stay afloat.
Selling my car wasn’t just about letting go of a vehicle; it was about releasing a piece of my identity to regain control. The decision was gut-wrenching. I spent nights weighing my options, but deep down, I knew it was the only way to clear the debt and start afresh. So, I listed it, found a buyer, and handed over the keys. Watching it drive away stung, but it also felt like a weight lifting.
This isn’t just about a car—it’s about resilience. Selling it gave me a chance to reset, to rebuild without the burden of debt. It’s tough, no doubt, but it’s also liberating. I’m learning to find joy in the small things again, like walking through my neighborhood or planning a new chapter. This fresh start isn’t easy, but it’s mine, and I’m hopeful. Here’s to new beginnings, to finding happiness in the journey, and to proving that sometimes, letting go is the bravest step forward.

Please does anyone knows how much from Benin to Lagos by car

Please does anyone knows how much from Benin to Lagos by car

Please does anyone knows how much from Benin to Lagos by car or bus?

Good morning gamers!
I recently bought a PS3 that has not been jailbroken. I tried creating an account on PlayStation, but it says I cannot create an account in Nigeria or something like that.
I downloaded a game online and tried installing manually, but I don't seem to understand how to do that.
can anyone help me out with:
1. How to create a PlayStation account so that i can download the game directly.
2. How to install games manually.
Thanks a lot.

Good morning gamers!
I recently bought a PS3 that has not been jailbroken. I tried creating an account on PlayStation, but it says I cannot create an account in Nigeria or something like that.
I downloaded a game online and tried installing manually, but I don't seem to understand how to do that.
can anyone help me out with:
1. How to create a PlayStation account so that i can download the game directly.
2. How to install games manually.
Thanks a lot.

What's the purpose of the image with the governor! Politics everywhere.

Hello Nairalanders. Please, What's the meaning of the proverb "Ekuro Lalabaku Ewa" ?

Hello Nairalanders. Please, What's the meaning of the proverb "Ekuro Lalabaku Ewa" ?

Curious345:
Petrol is set to hit ₦500 per litre.

You gotta be wise

You can read the future....

Who ask you all these stories? Some of you can't just wait to tell stories.

Sucre6:
Exactly, I dated one calabar babe, this girl would always make 3 different kind of soup whenever she comes around especially during the weekend, her vegetable soup game is A+, white soup, top notch, okazi soup, very tasty and will store all of them in the freezer, omo forgerit calabar babes way their eye dey ground can cook 🥺, shes well mannered, she will give u good food and even better sex, what else can a guy ask of ?

Couldn't marry her as I wasn't financially stable then, babe traveled out and got married to a white man, still miss her uptill today, such a sweet soul, we still in contact though

Good day
Please, I want to have an estimated price of painting/oven baking an SUV in Ibadan or Osogbo

There's Ayunkunugba waterfall in Òkè Ila. Climbing and descending is fun on its own.

Hello gamers, I want to pay for a game on playstore, but my card is not accepted. How can I get a dollar card for the payment?

Hello gamers, I want to pay for a game on playstore, but my card is not accepted. How can I get a dollar card for the payment?

Alexious:
Yes, you can. Try check Jiji.com for some other online car sales website. However be careful.

Thanks boss

Experts in the house, can I get a small car that is working fine for a million naira?

OP, for one, your wife is not lying. 50k will leave her crazy any time she goes to the market.

That's if you're all a modest consumer in that house ooo. The best thing to do is to show her your monthly earning, be transparent. Let her see how much you spend and how much you make.

If she's loving and understanding, she'll work with your budget.. Again, 50k small for this rough Nigeria economy but people survive on less. You just have to cut your coat according your your cloth.

I barb myself, if my wife is busy. She does if she's less busy.

Can't remember the last time I paid a barber.

The black guy was my Ass Head Boy in secondary school.

I don't think jumpsuit is acceptable.

The general advice is DELEGATE SOMEONE.

But you can't delegate someone without monitoring their progress, it will always end in tears.

For me, I was working tirelessly until the morning of the wedding. Some friends helped, but you can't be too reliant on anyone.
I respectably ask friends if they can help with a certain task.
Have an exemplary and supportive brother. For me, I left so many things for my elder brother, he's 200% more organized than me, and he helped me greatly with most things.
Don't be lazy! Everything ends when the program starts on Saturday. Just beg your friends to help you out.
It's not always easy if you're not rich/super rich. But if you're hardworking, others will offer to help when they see you working.

If you let a man sleep with you because he promised to marry you, you and your entire family needs prayer.

Only stupid ladies allow men to sleep with them before marriage.

Only idiot ask women for sex before marriage.

mignone:
I think they should conduct ur wedding since they do on Saturdays. Moreso, they gave u dt date, isn't it?

Sure.

Good day

What should one do if the date of oath falls on a public holiday?

Good evening everyone.

My sister gained admission to the Federal University of Oyè, where she's studying Mathematics. Prior to picking the institution we had limited options regarding course as she does not have Chemistry.
She gained admission and now in her final year. At no point did we pay anyone or lobby for her admission. She got it on merit and passed all screening.
They were informed last week that all of them without Chemistry in their WAEC will not graduate. Please is that possible? What can we do at this time? She's in her final year and very disturbed.


While I was in school, some had issues with their Jamb subject combination. I really don't remember how it was handled, but one thing I know is none of them failed to graduate.
Additionally, some were moved to her department from other departments. The institution herself gave them admission, even though they did not have Chemistry. Is it possible to prevent all of them from graduating?

martyns303:
Let them go…. They will soon find out it’s not all roses �. Not even America or Canada but UK! UK that will tax everything back, they will earn the money, and spend it all on tax, accommodation, transportation, electricity, heating and many many expenses and at the end of the month, they will be left with nothing.

Nigeria is not a rich country when compared to the west, in Nigeria how many people actually take their health seriously and go to the hospital or willing to pay good money for medical services. Medical services are ridiculously high in the west, that’s how they are able to generate revenue to be able to pay better. As a country, yes there’s corruption, but we are making do with the best we have.

And before anybody comes for me, I am also a professional, I have lived in the UK, SA, UAE and recently US. I still will rather work in Nigeria.

Why not? Naija is the only place you can survive and live comfortably while stealing public funds. Here you don't need to get job on merit, just know someone that knows someone.
You'll rather work in Naija because you will 8/10 times be in strike and be able to engage in other activities. You may choose not to show at work, there's no system to monitor you.
Yes, Naija is the best working environment of all you've listed. More importantly because the living expenses are just too affordable.