₦airaland Forum

ehizario2012:
Ra***sm, tri****sm or serious discrimination is not limited to the whites alone please. It's something deep rooted in every human being, whether we like it or not. But we must make conscious efforts to water them down. For someone like me, I can't deny that I harbour serious resentment against those LG***Q nonsense as I still see them as sick people and that's classed as discrimination or even ra***sm in a way. But I've learnt to let them live their life while I live mine, we work together, eat together etc but they remain sick to me.

Lexusgs430:
What's the difference between racism and tribalism........ 🤣😛

The amount of tribalism we inflict upon ourselves in Nigeria, cannot be quantified or justified...... Small racism we are victims of in the UK, we want to blow the house down, but shoulder tribalism in Nigeria, with our full chest............ 🤣😂😜

Tallesty1:
I experienced something like this in the village during my secondary school days. There was this land that nobody was farming on; it was just there, and it was big. I inquired and was told that the owners no longer lived close by.

I found them and told them that I wanted to use it, and they agreed. So, I started clearing, cutting, and burning. I began farming before the first rain came (Yam farmers can relate). I also hired laborers, and we worked tirelessly there. The ground was so fertile that no fertilizer was needed, and the harvest was the talk of the town.

I harvested the yams and spent all evenings tying them on stakes in the barn.

Then, I woke up one morning, and the whole thing was burnt down overnight.

A woman informed me in the morning, she was in tears. I went there, saw it, and then returned home to get ready for school. I came back very late in the evening, and my mom gave me a bundle of cash.

From what?

Well, people who saw how hard I worked decided to eat yam that day whether it was on the menu or not. Everybody was just buying. Word spread to the next village, and they came to buy; they bought everything.

I never knew I was that loved.

Atk1nson:
Disability living seems fanciful in this country.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/disability-68178940

wonlasewonimi:
Oh really, where in Kent?

Santa2:
abeg which of the shops? put me on biko? what part of kent?

wonlasewonimi:
That has to be an underground market, they consider it illegal; I now buy meat directly from the abbatoir in Romford, the taste is so different from the ones those mallams sell in shops. Luckily I stumbled on naija pomo in a shop in gravesend. Pomo to muta!

loveneverfails:
Funny you, I won't insult you. What if I told you that this phone was locked to a UK network but unlocked to work in Nigeria? You said it as if no human in the UK should degrade himself by using a Gionee. Are you still shocked? And how do you explain this factory wallpaper that can't be deleted? This is an original Gionee phone, I don't have to lie to make a sale.

loveneverfails:
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Please get out of my thread, you uncultured being. Let me ask you a simple question to expose your mentality; can you also bet your life that no Nigerian ever migrated to the UK with a Gionee phone in his possession? Not even 1? Go to carousel, a Canadian website, if you find Gionee there posted for sale by Canadians, just ask the Lord for wisdom.

terrafella:
Learn to mind your business, I have used Gionee phones in the past. You seem to be a toxic person, and a typical man hating feminist. Why should you even bad-mouth someone's item for sale? Exposes your character. I just want to confirm if it's 4GB RAM it's not your money.

terrafella:
You should be shocked at your ignorance, no be humans dey UK? UK mobile once signed a contract with Gionee, it's actually more original than itels and tecnos.

PoliteActivist:
*Politeness*
Of course I'm being sarcastic. But seriously, if/when I leave Nigeria I want to explore other peoples and cultures, not same Nigeria I just left!

PoliteActivist:
*Politeness*
Irritating how?! I'm only asking simple innocent questions. Why would anyone want to friend some eager JJC from Nigeria with all sorts of warped ideas and expectations, not to talk of affectations?
Just an innocent, polite question!

Jennyclay:
Nigerian men have been happy since yesterday. Someone sent me money this morning due to the happiness.

I just pray these happiness last till February 14 so that they would be able to spend on us on Valentine’s Day.

Because I really need to upgrade my iPhone 13 to 15 and I also need a car, that’s all.

Biko, Nigerian men, you guys should continue to be happy. I destroy any obstacle that will spoil your happiness IJN!! Amen!!

Thank you!!

Joyglo:
Goodmorning my people. Please oh how much does it cost to do an eye test? I have a friend complaining about eye problem

ReesheesuKnack:
Will the Labour Party increase it if when they take over power in 2025?

dupyshoo:
The government's policy requires the person to be working for the company 41 weeks before the EDD to be entitled to statutory maternity pay (SMP). SMP is 90% of your average weekly earnings (before tax) for the first 6 weeks and then £172.48 or 90% of your average weekly earnings (whichever is lower) for the next 33 weeks.
However, some generous employers pay more than this. Some employers pay full salary for 6-9 months. She should check the company's maternity policy.

Advancedpenis:
Meat is allowed (dried)

The traveller should have declared everything and package it

Nuallazgarments:
Hello Nairalanders, it's my first time asking questions, I hope I get it right. First and foremost thanks to everyone who takes their time to answer questions. I have learnt alot from here. Please my question, is Neco GCE or SSCE WAEC. Which one is accepted in the Uk. Thank you.

NGArmyTerrorist:
packaging is the issue here! Package it well and never allow the smell escape from wherever you put it.

lavida001:
Doorknocking ke wey I get shift