₦airaland Forum

ozo13:
baba e sure for me u no go earn half my salary in a year.i no go talk pass that one

ozo13:
15M is more than enough to ball in a year and u can comfortably save another 15m.no deceive urself.15m is like spending 1.25m monthly.400k is more than enough to fuel car in a month (like around 300litre- where u wan even go with 300litre in a month) 500k more than enough for good quality food
300k for miscellaneous .
Infact how many families even fit afford 1m for monthly spending in this 9ja.

kelechi50:
Take this bitter truth in human relationships, a married woman opened up to me about her marriage and what she is passing through with her husband.

She said if not for her kids, she is done with her husband.

wirinet:
Don't mind them, most have never done business in their lives, but will tell others to go and do business. The Nigerian business climate is at its worst in history. I have been a businessman for the last 20 years, so I know what I am talking about. Businesses are closing in droves year in year out, both small businesses and large ones. I open a snacks shop at the height of Covid19 in 2000. As bad as the economy was we were making turnover of 20000 to 30000 daily. For the past one year, we hardly see 5000 turnover per day. No be person wey don't chop belefull dey buy snacks. Even big eateries like Tastee fried chicken and Tantaliser have closed shop, they have now resorted to selling in small kiosks. I am closing the snack shop at the end of this month. Paying high shop rent, running generator and paying staff is just not worth it.

Rapmoney:
Someone with a First Class in the courses listed above has access to more opportunities than someone who has 2.1 or 2.2 in a professional course like Law or Engineering.

Tohsynetita1:
Go do business please and please, don't use ten hands to eat.

Ashirioluwa:
Is like you don’t get my point.

My point is that the decision to establish biological parentage and confirm paternity should remain a private family matter rather than a compulsory government mandate.

If a man is doubting the paternity of a child, let him go for DNA. As a matter of fact, it’s advisable for a man to confirm paternity of all his children.

The idea that the government should make it mandatory is what I don’t support.

Sonnobax15:

Everywhere go just scatter .

Was having a similar Conversation with a nurse in my area just yesterday about this DNA stuff and she said and I quote--"if DNA test is to be conducted in Nigeria today,over 70 percent of homes will face everlasting disintegration.

Enskynelson:
Who will be paying for the test?

Ashirioluwa:
Why do Nigerians always like to call for unnecessary things?

No country in the world mandates universal, state-administered DNA testing to determine parentage or maternity at birth. Parentage testing should remain at the discretion of the involved parties.

If any of the parties involved doubt the paternity of a child, he or she is free to call for DNA.

The state involvement should and will only occur under specific legal or administrative circumstances when there is a dispute as per a child's paternity.

AccidentedCars:
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Once you have a bid in mind, you can quickly run the numbers yourself with this free landed cost calculator:

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It gives a good estimate of total cost including duty based on current rates.

If you drop any specific bid price here, I can also help cross-check it.