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Hit the gym, exercise, take a run etc. You'll sleep better. |
Think we don't have enough context to judge either party as this is a gross generalisation. After going through the thread, you live in the ghetto which answers your question. Young lady get exposed to s#x at a young age, gets pregnant and sticks with the guy who is usually much older. Parents force both of them into unplanned marriage, which leaves both of them no choice. Guy is utterly useless to himself, family and society and does nothing all day than drinking, gambling, stealing, drugs and sleeping around like a rabid dog. They grow to resent each other and the guy resorts to physically, mentally and emotionally abusing his “wife” who's also had her life ruined. She's probably too old now to go back to high school or diligent to go to uni, as she has a kid to cater for so the cycle continues. Very unfortunate situation. |
Adaisback:Mtttcchhheeeeeeeeeewww!!! |
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saphiere: Will you be quiet! To the streets you belong.
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[quote author= post=124870486]Here we go..... Big Brother Show: Painful Statistics of what should be an illicit business Pray for Nigerian youths Total number of votes cast during Britain Got talent 2017 = 6.2million votes Total number of votes cast during American got talent 2017 = 52.1million votes. Note: American population is twice Nigeria's population. Mind you, most of the votes cast on either Britain or American got talent are *absolutely free* because you can vote on their websites & on the Apps without paying a dime. Total number of votes cast during “Big Brother Nigeria” 2018 = 170million votes @ N30 per sms for a show that contributes absolutely nothing to their lives. It is neither a talent show or life enhancing or promoting show. A show where adults are kept in a cage to freely give & take sex on National Television, while the organisers make more money from the youths. If INEC organises general election this weekend and ask Nigerian youths to vote on their mobile phones @ N10 per SMS to elect leaders that will shape their futures & the country, they will ask Nigerian Government to credit their accounts 1st before they will agree to vote in that magnitude. “Wasted Generation” ~ Prof. Wole Soyinka called them. “A generation that play too much, sleep too much and engage in idle chatter and gossip" ~ Chief Obafemi Awolowo foresaw A generation of illiterate graduates ~ Atiku Abubakar called them in 2016 A generation that are constantly not concerned about the deteriorating conditions of their senses & not bothered about their own future~ Osquare78 knows them. We all must be wary of this generation.... they are the larger chunk of Nigerian population. It is pathetic. 170 Million votes Multiplied by N30 = N 5.1 billion and the winner got N25 million plus an SUV worth N12 million a trip and electronics. To destroy the future, destroy the seed (children and youths)... Pray for Nigeria youths to open their eyes and for God to touch the hearts of those who engage in such illicit business. So unfortunate! We Rise![/quote]People who engage these sorts of “reality” shows lack critical thinking ability, are usually shallow and vapid. How can an adult waste their time watching others waste their time? There's literarily nothing to learn from these pointless scripted and rehearsed shows. Before you bring sport into this, it at least provides insight into management, teamwork and building, culture, languages etc. |
That mumu Lord person for just dey e own dey. The North should've been part of Niger Republic but here we are today, suffering the consequences of that amalgamation. Nigeria will never progress as a country as we don't share the same religion, culture, history, or beliefs. Every top performing country have certain things in common such as one language, religion, culture, history, and/or belief. Nigeria isn't ready to be a country, independence was a mistake. |
When they were in their prime fertile years, they whored around and rejected men who were willing to date them. Now they've got older, used and washed up asking “where all the men have gone”. Well sweetheart, they've gone their way. Men age like wine, women age like milk. |
valentineuwakwe:Simp Pro Max
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Tell her to mind her damned business |
Zooposki:One day, you'll hit 35 and find yourself solo in your cosy pad, casually flipping through social media posts of your pals marking their wedding anniversaries, kids, and hubbies. That's when it hits you how many hours you've sunk into that job, which could toss you aside at any moment, leaving you feeling totally down. The ticking of your biological clock might start ringing in your ears, and you'll think, “Wow, time to find a decent partner is slipping away, and I'm not the same hottie I once was.” Afterward, you'll sigh, put down your phone, and have a good ol' cry before drifting off to sleep. |
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xammax:By networking with peers in other firms. You could start with LinkedIn, as I'm certain most will be willing to refer. |
Your parents or siblings. |
Jennyclay:Don't forget your father is a man. Judging by your posts, it's either he wasn't a presence in your life or/and you lack respect for anyone. |
xammax:Speak to your partner and let them know your concerns, as it's probably still early or close to the end of the FY depending on your firm. Should they not listen, apply to another Big 4 (referral is much better) and move on. |
To avoid statements like “After everything I have done for you, I gave you breathe, I made and built you up…” in the next minor misunderstanding. Would rather die of hunger than borrow from a woman who isn't my mother or sister. At least their love has limited conditions. |
Rubbish, men don't cheat for fun but are more likely to cheat when: • She starves her man of sëx, forcing him into banging other women. • She stops making effort into looking pretty, which is a massive turn off. • Due to the above, he begins to find her unattractive but doesn't mean he doesn't love her. He just needs to satisfy his primitive needs. In summary, women should never let their men leave home with an empty stomach and full sack. |
lexy2014:Not my job or OP's to help you understand. Sounds like broke if ₦170k is too much for you to spend on a phone. Stay in your lane… |
Solid post. In addition, • Travelling abroad is completely from living and earning there. • Don't also fall into the trap of converting local currency to Naira as bills will erase this mindset real quick • Ensure to have a partner you're travelling with, especially if you're not the sociable type otherwise you'll struggle with loneliness and depression from the weather. • Ensure to have a solid job or offer with a take home of at least £40,000 after tax before going to the UK as the job search is brutal. |
Kibbs:No mind the broke fellow. Accounting for inflation, ₦170,000 is nothing for a phone. I remember buying a new iPhone 5s for ₦150,000 in 2012 when it launched. Newer top range phones will cost you over ₦450,000 these days. |
lexy2014:Are you paying for the device, otherwise how's it any of your business? Just because you can't afford to doesn't mean OP shouldn't. If you can't make any meaningful contribution, you can always skip the thread. RE OP: You should try getting a used iPhone 12 with at least 90% battery life if you can stretch your budget. iPhones are worth every penny as they last a long time compared to other phones in that range. It will see many more years of meaningful OS updates. Better to save to get what you want than settle for something you'll suffer buyer's remorse for. |
So let me get this straight. • You are a single mother, with two kids who's over 30 years old. • A man who is rich, caring, generous and with the possibility of becoming a king in a few years is interested in you. • He's married, you're not keen on royal family ties, and he's too short for you. Why are you wasting time dealing with someone you clearly have no interest in? Did you post this to seek validation because I really don't understand the point of this post? If you're truly doing great financially then focus on your kids ffs! You seem shallow and you didn't give us a background as to how you ended up as a single mum with 2 kids. No man who is tall, rich, caring and generous will want anything to do with you as they have better options. Why would they even consider you? Men generally don't like raising other men's kids. |
“Sexual lost?” 😭😭😭
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slawomir: Are you a bot? What's with the “Damnnn niggar” you make before every comment? |
This is excellent news! People who go abroad with nothing to offer except becoming leaches to the government, whilst tarnishing what's left of the Nigerian name out there, deserve no sympathy. Why would you want to leave Nigeria or your home country, if you are settled and established there? Unless you have an ulterior motive, there's nothing special about these other countries, as there's no food for the lazy man. It's not the land of milk and honey as bills dey choke too. You're basically a pay check away from becoming homeless abroad if you don't have an established network. Same can't be said of Naija tbh. |
NAC1666:Speak for yourself. It's kids who play these silly games. |
Wotowotoman:No mind the mumu |
KomonSense: You go just dey yan nonsense. If nepotism na power then so be it. |
These silly broke arse ladies will come on Nairaland and be chatting sh!t. If you can't afford to visit your man, then you're not fit to be called an adult. Go get yourself a damned job and quit being a leach. |
oluplus: Pension, medicals and other benefits are not usually added to net to avoid tax on other incentives. Your taxable income is your net and this was just high level accounting. |

