₦airaland Forum

Raddie:
guess you mean 'us'...

oya give us some credit

IamLEGEND1:
You think Nigerian babes care about recession?
the first thing on their mind is always money,then money..... after that comes money again.

Hahahahahahahah...
Give them some credit na

With all that is going on in Nigeria today, can the guys agreed ladies are now marrying for love?
Could some people really be benefiting from this recession?
The government has been shouting go back to farms.
Could mother also be shouting marry for love Wonders in our country.

francisMKD:
hmmm wow!! i have been following this thread since December 23, 2013 as a guest and u still run it even 3years after...hmmm, that is a good attribute of a good enterprenuer @mzflexydeeva keep it up!

#thumbs_up! (y)

Thanks. Thanks to all who made it happen

timmyblast:
am cool n u. by the way, hw do wr roll here

Just chit chat, meet new people. Get to know them. Enjoy the company of e friends

Laredojohn:
Am ere...wassup

Am good. How are you doing?

Posh91:
Hi guys, am Jenny,fun loving, cute, stylish, smart and an extrovert... I live in Abuja but rounding up my service in calabar and I need serious minded frnds... Thanks

Cufa wee.. hello jenny? How are you doing? Hope u enjoyed ur stay in calabar so far

stuff46:
If i have been at Lag i would have made it to the show, all thesame wish you well.

Even the lag fellas have shown no interest

iAmCharis:
Iyana Ipaja

oshodi mile 2 axis is itire

iAmCharis:
Around where is that?

Where do u stay?

Here are some things to cut down on in order to make it out of this recession financially sane.

*Generator usage*

It’s bad enough the economy is crumbling faster than a cookie but how many Nigerians can recall a lengthy spell of uninterrupted power supply.

Our standby household generators have for years, been doing what the government cannot do for us.

Now that the situation is getting dire, generator usage should be restricted to specific hours and to take care of necessities.

Comfort can wait till recession is over and we are out of troubled waters.

*Eating out*

Anyone who actually cooks will know that restaurants serve overpriced, often unsatisfying food.

So instead of taking your hard earned money to pay for ‘fancy’ food, go to the market, buy raw food and head to the kitchen.

You’ll save so much money.

*Driving walkable distances*

The cost of fuel is higher than it has ever been in Nigeria’s history, so why not kill two birds with one stone while going for short errands.

Take a walk or go for a run while running your errand. Your body and pockets will thank you.

*Bulk buying of groceries*

Constant grocery shopping can be such a chore so we tend to buy in bulk.

However, a disadvantage of bulk buying is that some goods may expire or spoil before you get around to using them, hence cut your grocery shopping list down to necessities.

Get what you need and not what you think you will need.

*New clothes and shoes*

Your old clothes are perfectly fine!

Oh you think people have noticed you’ve had that shirt for a while? Frankly, it’s nobody’s business.

As long as your clothes are not obviously tattered, there is no use going cloth shopping every week to impress people and depress your bank account.

*Hanging out*

We all love spending quality time with friends and family but instead of going someplace where you’ll spend more than you budgeted for (more often than not), invite them to your house and plan activities everyone can participate in.

You’ll create a stronger bond and more lasting activities while saving money.

*Vacations abroad*

Also known as “the king of excesses”, vacationing abroad is officially a luxury at this point in time.

Why go and spend your hard earned ‘naira’ in a foreign country contributing to the growth of their economy while leaving yours in the backseat.

Stay at home!

*DSTV subscription*

You don’t need to pay for all the channels. It’s not a competition.

You hardly ever watch more than 15 of the channels on the premium package, so why the bother?

The smallest bouquet has news channels for the grown-ups and cartoons for the kids.

*Water as opposed to juice and sodas*

Some people think there is an award for living lavish. News flash: there isn’t.

Most of these processed drinks you desire to gulp down your throat with every meal are not even good for your health and they definitely cost more than water. Drink water, you’ll live longer.

*Unnecessary phone calls*

Restrict your airtime to calls with purpose (work, business).

There’s no need to ask your friend what he/she is eating or staying on a call for an hour discussing what nail polish color to wear to an event.

https://lifestyle.thecable.ng/10-ways-survive-nigerias-worst-recession-29-years/

iAmCharis:
Where for lag you dey stay?

itire

willace:
thats nice

so how are u enjoying life in lagos?

Well lagos is dere. Doing my little bit

Cetona:
Happy new month to you.

Ferdyboss, you ehn! Make I just mechionu first. You go come give one massive excuse now.

Happy new month dear, hope u r good?

opylas:
Yeah, sure, you can.
Nice to meet you, Adesua.

pleasure is all mine.....

where is everyone

misscareer:
lol a way of hiding the tears......
Happy wedding in advance....

Thanks dear...... how are you today

willace:
yes o

so hw is lagos, do u live there on a temporary or permanent basis?

Lagos is very fine o.
Well working in lag so I guess it's permanent

willace:
well warri just dey o, we just tight like old mama wrapper

nothing much is happening sha except the daily gidigidi we experience. Everybody just hustling to meet ends need cus dis buhari regime harsh no b small

My brother it's everywhere jare. The mata get as e be ooo

opylas:
Well, you just did one.
Hi, I'm Olasunkanmi

Hello Olasunkanmi. Am Adesua. Hope I can call you SK

comtem2011:
My dear, ur biological mother is different from mother in law. U can correct ur mother when she goes wrong but the other way round, they will see it at disrespect, u can easily tell ur mother to do things for u at home but reverse is the case for mother in law.

Like when I gave birth, my MIL came to spend two month, I end up doing my chores myself, she will even wake u up in d morning to come and cook, if they bring gift for d baby, she will ask what is inside, complaining that my rice is always half done, that semi make her to wee at nite that she prefer eating it in d morning, that I don't breastfeed in d parlour etc. if u don't pass, she won't need water. Finish breakfast and shift the plate to one side then lie down on d sofa expecting u to come and pack the plates, Me that just gave birth o, couldn't get enough rest. But when she goes to her daughters house for omugwo, she does all the works there.
Even his son was tired of everything, her daughter will come for visit and they will be sending me to d market, who am I to say no. But such cannot happen again sha.
All these village MIL are always the culprit, they see u as wife not their child.
But if is ur mama, na to sleep come meet food.

hmmmmmmmm! The lord will compensate you. Keep treating her nicely

Good day everyone how are you enjoying your day? Boring at my end anyways.
With the forth coming Muslim holiday, just wondering if we could make a hangout happen here for those residing in lagos.
I have been informed that Monday and Tuesday 11&12 Sept will be holidays to enable our Muslim faithful celebrate ileya. In line with this, wondering I we could organise a meet up among members in lag. An opportunity to put a face behind the names those who support should come around so we talk of the day, time & venue.... invite friends to the group also who may b interested

abimbola74:
Abimbola by name.....love taking risk,listening 2 music,hanging out nd being alone thinkin

welcome

opylas:
They watch movies for Africa! They are such movie buffs.
All the interest other guys find in football and video/computer games, they direct all on movies. They also take keen interest in some other cool stuff.

I never meet anyone oooo....

willace:
From Warri

Cool.. so tell me how are you gist us wats up @ @ waffy end

timmyblast:
whats up whats up my people, im new here. im base in lag

Timmy welcome. How are doing?

singlefade25:
I am fine, Beautiful.

So wad up with you Hoping we can help friends..
So tell me about thing that interest you cos a finding it really hard making female friends

Ferdyboss:
Mzflexydeeva, meet Singlefade25 a special lady

Hello special lady, how are you doing?

misscareer:

Only you dey cry, only u dey find trouble na beating go solve am

leeport:
Hmm?

Who called you?

opylas:
Ha ha.... Yes, there are guys who don't love football and play video games

What then do they do?

willace:
am dey o

so where u 4rm?

Edo state but reside in lag. You?