BigYash:
The dealers could be the people flogging them .. Na Nigeria be this my gee.

Abdul05:
What kind of horrible life is this



Take them to rehab center abeg

come be like say na 9-5/white collar work soft pass. despite all the bullshit that comes with it,the fact that one can't get rich doing it even after keeping at it for decades. makes me wonder how the many rich people among us got there. they can't all be corrupt and dishonest. how come they weren't affected by these challenges?

namiji2598:
who is that her husband?

who else, if not me?

Heyitsme:
Please has anyone been paid the 12.1493% FGN jul 2034 that’s been due since the 18th of this month, these delay is very very uncommon, it’s usually mostly 2 days it clears.

Doesn't the 2034 mean that that's when the bond matures? How come you're expecting it now?

Plot twist: he's a high ranking board member at an offshore marine company, and this is his idea of a creative pre-wedding photoshoot

But either way, they look so happy together, their joy is infectious — a far cry from the smug smirk you see on couples with glamorous weddings. If it's not enough to carry them all the way, I wonder what will

Bobbyfreshh:

adadike281:
Now, this is d height of it. My fellow woman beating up my man? that type of man Is what we Igbos call' okorobia amu nmili'.

wow

Iyiataata92:
As a mum, how would you feel if you hear that your daughter is the national coordinator of Nigeria Olosho Association?
I'm serious oo

bestpunterever:
And who said ibo people have been marginalized?
Amaka Enemo is the National cordinator of sex workers.

KanwuliaExtra:
Because of 'KWARRRAPTION and LACK OF SECURITY'.
Ask Dangote!
You can steal, kill and run away with other peoples money/goods.
You can work and not get paid.
You can invest and harvest at will at the expense of the blood, sweat and tears of others.
You don't need a conscience, work ethic or any sense of accountability.
The police is always your friend against the poor.
You can do whatever and get away scott-freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

The best place to do business. . . where you do not have to pay attention to quality and you don't have to worry about disgracing yourself with substandard performances.

Push come to shove. . . . tell the investors that 'a big snake swallowed billions of investors' money.
A lawless country can only be a breeding ground for criminals.
The more corrupt. . . the greater the chances of success!

Salute!

I refuse to believe you passed up the opportunity to play on the words "sa/sir loot"

nairalanduseles:

Den dey talk about professionals not some unsuccessful meat seller ....... U think say cos u dey sell to oyinbo mean say u dey work for foreign My friend sit down and cut your dead meat

jericco1:
Nigga should have left them in peace. Now he's been harshly rewarded.

lifetime supply of her coochie incoming He never has to beg for coitus ever again. All he has to do is wave his restitution card like an NHIS membership and that booty will come calling

BeeBeeOoh:
GEJ smiles and waves at Emir Sanusi as he's been conveyed to Nassarawa state





Inside life

Ok oooo. Noted. What I need now is the one that is applicable in our context. We seem to have transitioned from individuals who blossom through single commodities in vogue to transatlantic trade. Ecommerce has that covered. I think technology has leveled the playing ground to a digital one, but I may be wrong. Everybody has his own startup now — innovative solutions mostly groping for that goldmine that will fetch them millions from their venture capitalists. That's where we are now. From following these historical trends, can you tell what direction we should throw weight behind? Or is it an assignment for the reader? It's true that every sector has a fair amount of potential when nurtured under favorable conditions. But asides the much talked about software industry (which is mostly profitable outside the continent anyway), which ones have that kind of explosive market share those medieval items had in the next 5 years or thereabout?