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Omo street hard oh. If you never ready no put body oh.

Work hard and smart. Save and invest. In all, remember that our time and race different. Be safe out there

Chaii dem don ruin this boy life with internet toxic masculinity.


You will learn the reasons your dad does what he does later in life and it will be too late.

You see a man making sacrifices for his kids to have the love of both parents and you open your stupid mouth to call him a simp.

Chaii

taretoofine:
Go to uk and see house built in 1682
Still inhabitable

which one you get

Learn to celebrate what you have here in Nigeria. Small thing go abroad as if you get passport

Oga no rush. That guy dey use UBA dey send you money. I sent someone money for more than a week now and she didn't receive it. Paid someone on Sunday and I didn't receive alert neither did he get credited.

It's even magical that his bank app is working. Mine hasn't been working at all

Dramzyy:
we could meet up at Ogba/ikeja before 1pm today

waybill to Nnewi right now

Fahdiga:
Your work looks nice. Kudos.

thanks

kingthreat:
My businesses are in Lagos.
Apologies for any bad words. Have a good week.
More blessings on your legit hustle.

it's cool. No sweats

Anything that will bring back the peaceful life SE is known for is fully welcomed by the civil and law abiding citizens of SE.

The people who will hate this are the criminals and their sponsors. But I have never seen where evil triumphs over good. So we will prevail and our enemies will watch as we reclaim our once safest zone in Nigeria

Let me be your welder and secure your home

No normal person should venture into crime in the SE now. If you ever get caught, it's outright jungle justice.


Before you can prove your case, you're halfway through the land of the dead in a very painful way. Funny thing is that they don't wait for you to die before setting you ablaze. They actually want you to feel every inch of the pain while still alive and sincerely beg for a second chance but unfortunately you won't get it

If I pay now, how quickly can I get it

Enyinne:
I was thinking there's one meant for outdoor flooring. I want to avoid grass growing inbetween holes as interlock tends to have grass growing on it over time and i heard concrete stamping is expensive.

I want to believe you have kids and your visitors will have same. To avoid your home becoming a crime scene, run oh.

If you're not a ritualist, how can you afford garri with groundnut in current Nigeria economy.

Celebrate your delicious meal

kingthreat:
You think every nairalander is a failure like you

I employ six able bodied men. How about you sir

All these things don't matter to the village people who will actually vote on election day.

If you support Peter Obi,get your PVC and make sure you get five more people to get their PVC and vote for him on election day.


After you've done, come and patronise me

kingthreat:
Osun state is more developed than all the states of SE
Know this, eventually Biafla will come and you will be required to either live as an alien or go back to ya homeland

you see Lagos,we will live there and prosper in the land and there's nothing you or anyone can do about it except complain.

If you think it's Lagos that made Igbo people successful,why are you not successful too?

kingthreat:
All Yoruba is one. And a baby factory employee has no say in which state a Yoruba is from.

eya. If you are sure that you developed Lagos, replicate same in Osun State

kingthreat:
Absolute truth. Let them go and replicate their success in Onitsha.

someone from Osun State will also be talking but that's alright

This is terrible. No way I will vote APC or PDP in the next general election. I will rather eat my PVC or use it as a ruler

dat9jaguy:
A humble man that goes around with camera, snapping every 'good' deed.
I guess the meaning of humility has changed.

please sir, snap just one picture of good you have done.

For goodness sake, he's a public person and all these life and actions are under public scrutiny and with the advent of mobile phones, you can't escape it

Gsauce:
It goes for 165k but slightly negotiable

capacity and condition. I will love to see more than a picture

This government went on the biggest infrastructure drive of the decade and still we went into recession twice.

Infrastructure doesn't drive economy

Gsauce:
I have this generator for sale.
If interested, quote me for negotiation.

how much

Thantayo:
Davido can buy a 100 million naira chain for his son but can't fix the drainage system in his community?

Sad no one see these things nowadays. Every one is so concerned about showing off instagram alone.

I didn't read the post btw

he pays tax on his earnings. He wouldn't use private earnings to do government projects while the people you elected based on ethnicity and creed steal. It doesn't work like that sir.

Vote Obi. Let's start fixing this country from government waste

michlins:
Making this tank stand and I will be taking it to the site today

delivered this job weeks ago

This is absolutely terrible.

Let's wait for Lai Mohammed to come counter them

HellVictorinho4:
Can you help me?

with what

FutureFocus:
I really love this, so clean with accessories and manual l , like it had 3 years guaranty on it in Germany

Mini Grinder , Dresser , Mini Drill, call it how it pleases you.
Contact detail on my profile here

you get drilling machine that can borr holes in a concrete

Omo this refinary will finish Nigeria oh

ravensckar:
Although I don't know the OP's intent for posting this, but I can relate with his story. Things tight for outside o. And the bad news is that it's going to get tighter in Nigeria unless a miracle happens.

The guy that some of you are attacking is actually not the bad guy, he's saying the gospel truth. Perhaps his mode of communicating it is what irked some of you. Things are hard, you have a choice; either change your situation by taking a different approach or continue to lament.

From the OP's post, one can deduce that he's a teacher. That's why I'll share my story with him. When my wife was pregnant with our first child, things were so hard for us that we always borrow to meet up. My daughter started drinking garri at 4 months old.
I looked at them one day and I asked myself what kind of useless work have I been doing that can't even put decent meals on the table. Then, a radical thought came to me. And I took the bold step. Fast forward to about 5 years later (today), we are doing very well. Food dey yanfun yanfun, small money wey dey scare poverty self dey. . That my daughter that started drinking garri at 4 months has never tasted garri again. Today, she be real 'ajebo' and I made sure to buy her everything a child of her age can have; tablet, bicycles, dolls, clothes, shoes and everything. You name it. My wife nko? She self na big madam now. Her beauty don come out well well.


Till this very moment, that day's incident is the reason why I work twice as hard as I normally would. I made myself a promise that as long as I'm alive, my family will never starve nor lack. Today for example, I trekked from Abraham Adesanya to VGC (due to serious traffic), before getting a bus to my destination. That's some of the sh*ts we go through, but we still do it because we have a responsibility to fulfill.


What am I trying to insinuate? We may choose to lament over our situation (self-pity) or we turn our pain into motivation and change our situation for good. Here's a poem by D.H Lawrence, it's one of my favourite as it always remind me to turn my pain into motivation; “I never saw a wild thing sorry for itself. A small bird will drop frozen dead from a bough without ever having felt sorry for itself....".

I don't really have the energy to respond to people who want pity. Before now, I was working in a factory until a girl in the factory reset my head and I changed and took up learning a skill. That came with its own challenges.

Bottom line is that I currently employ people and some of the people I employ are married and can provide decent meal for their family.

If them like make them keep lamenting but it will never change a thing

sonnie10:
Except you were not paid in full at the onset. From what we have learnt here, if you received payment in full, you must buy all the materials and store them.
Anything outside if that, the builder must is responsible.

that's actually true. Once you have been paid in full, secure all materials you need to deliver.

Think of it like this, the client might have used the funds he paid to do business and beat the inflation. In a situation he gives it to you and you probably used it for your own business, tomorrow you expect him to give you another?

But it's business and business is between humans. The client in his benevolence can decide to pay extra if he wants. That's why as a vendor, you don't take all jobs