₦airaland Forum

Rolly83:
Bros I love this idea you gave. I want to venture in to this Keke business and I was told I can get a brand new one for 400,000. I want to buy like 10 and put on hire purchase. What do you think

grossintel:
Wait until your driver claims your keke was stolen at gunpoint with bullet wounds as proof. I will never advice anyone to do this business again.

grossintel:
OP don't try this, you will lose your money. Talking to you out of an experience, except you will drive the Keke your self. Don't try this at home.

papascode:
Good day all,

I have been confused on what to do with the money I have saved. I am a contract staff in one of the banks and I have saved considerable amount of money over the years I have been working there. But I am tired of my job, as same as many of my colleagues who wish they had one quarter of the money I had saved to quit the job.

I am not a lazy man I am very hardworking as adhuged by my supervisors but the issue is I have stayed on one spot for too long and no promotion. My greatest joy is that I was able to achieve a masters degree in a federal university in nigeria while working but my job doesn't give me time to even look out for other jobs.
So please guys I am throwing this up here because I know on this thread there are people who have been in my situation before that made the better choice and are happy for it.
I have two very important decisions to make either to use the money I have saved to travel abroad for school for masters and hopfully settle down there or to stay here in Nigeria to start up a pure water production factory but Nigeria and it's uncertainties keeps discouraging me. kindly note that I have saved up to 9million naira to take up any of these ventures and I am 35 years not yet married.
Please I need honest advice to a brother there are some persons like me who will benefit from this advice we render.
Thank you

Michael Rotondo, 30, from New York whose parents took him to court last week to evict him, has packed all of his belongings out of his family home.
The jobless man was dragged to court by his parents Mark and Christina Rotondo because he doesn’t pay any rent, and does not help with any chores around the house.
Michael, who has until noon on Friday to leave his parents’ four-bedroom home in Camillus, New York, a quiet commuter town just west of Syracuse, was spotted at around 6.45pm on Thursday moving his properties into a grey Ram truck.
He was assisted by his cousin, Anthony Mastropool who helped him in loading his belongings including toys which belonged to his eight-year-old son.
While packing, Rotondo’s father Mark was also spotted moving between the house, but the estranged pair never looked at each other or exchanged words
The 30-year-old told Syracuse.com that there will be no further contact or relationship with his parents after leaving their home.
He said, ‘That’s it. That’s the end of my relationship with them other than court proceedings. There’s nothing more to say. ‘
Meanwhile, a day after Michael lost the eviction case he got a job out of the publicity his story generated. He was offered a job by online cam site, CamSoda, but it’s unclear if he has received the offer yet.

leovictory:
Another sub-standard product again....

That reminds me Tecno and product lunch is 5&6,they don't space their product it like they always launch a device every 2 hrs.
Go ask Samsung,Apple,Lenovo,Nokia,HTC,Vivo,Xiomi etc they will tell u quality matters more than numbers.
The most annoying part is they are more likely the same, they only change the casing.

Let me be going before their agent start yapping..