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BusinessRe: The Sports Investor Thread - Sure Daily Picks by Nostalgia(f):
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BusinessRe: Sport Betting Lord-surest Daily Picks by Nostalgia(f): 1:51pm On Sep 20, 2014
davidflipcy: hey lady you should understand there are so many people dropping their digits here . You have to be patient or you wait here till he drops today's bet am also waiting.
Sorry. Didnt mean to rush. Just that i was already getting intrusive contact from strangers. Am glad i can remove it now sha.
BusinessRe: Sport Betting Lord-surest Daily Picks by Nostalgia(f): 1:46pm On Sep 20, 2014
astronautog: if I were u I wud wait as long as possible!!you don't expect me to just add you at once I gat tins doing u knw!I add numbers wen am free anyway I don add you welcome on board the winning team.
thanks.
BusinessRe: Sport Betting Lord-surest Daily Picks by Nostalgia(f):
Nostalgia: Please kindly add me up on whatsapp: !!!!!!!!!!!!!!. Waiting. Thanks.
I will like to remove my number from here asap. How much longer do i have to wait?
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FamilyRe: At What Age Should A Nigerian Parent Stop Fending For The Child by Nostalgia(op): 1:08am On Mar 15, 2013
mysticgal: but to the op question.it depends on the maturity of the mind.you can be 18 and be independent and 40 but can't fend for self.
Hmm...interesting.
FamilyRe: At What Age Should A Nigerian Parent Stop Fending For The Child by Nostalgia(op): 1:06am On Mar 15, 2013
obowunmi: than I argue that[b] the parent has failed. If you're still fending for a 40 [/b]or 60 years old. lipsrsealed lipsrsealed
Really? Perhaps you're correct. Perhaps its the state that's failed. Lets not forget, however, that its no longer news that some 40 year olds still do reside with their parents. Not because alot of them choose to but because of circumstances beyond their control. Believe me, we need to hear peoples stories to realise that this world we live in isn't same for everyone.

Question is: At what point should a parent stop helping a helpless sibling (to an extent of not encouraging the wrong traits in such child)?

Anyways, thanks for yourr unique input.
FamilyRe: At What Age Should A Nigerian Parent Stop Fending For The Child by Nostalgia(op): 12:45am On Mar 15, 2013
victorian: The parents are meant to also give a leverage of growing a business, if he is business minded or give him connections in getting a job, cos in Nija,who knows who gets the job.. An apartment is ok, but with what av mentioned above.. When I was done from schl. My mum sat me down and asked what do u want to do now, uv completed yur Bsc. I told her biz.. She gave me an amount of money to kick start my dreams.. And i worked so hard, to sustain the bizness...Now, I can adequately get luxuries for myself,without blinking. Or going to meet any family member to help..cheesy... Mama, u too much... Love u a lot! kiss u will always live forever in my heart and mind.
awww.....
FamilyRe: At What Age Should A Nigerian Parent Stop Fending For The Child by Nostalgia(op): 5:01pm On Mar 11, 2013
cogitoErgo: @28 I finishd my NYSC my father was long dead and my Mum was just incapable of suppprtng anythng not even herself! so i had to stay behind and take up d job on offer where i servd, my felow corpers had snce left fo dere places of origin! I tuk up a teachng job dat culd only pay fo acomodatn feedng and very litle fo savngs yet i still went further wit my education and today i am n my own happily and i can say im takng care of my mum! So dat guy shuld grow up and do somethng fo his life at least d parents saw him thru tertiary educ!
You speak from an angle which many Nigerians can readily identity with. However, lets also remember that there are others that have had it very easy since childhood. My cousin is one of them. I guess he wasn't made prepared for the life they're trying to force him into at present (i hope am speaking his mind here). Its not like he can hit the road running like you've been able to do. Question is; what if you had the same opportunity he presently has (buoyant parents), would you have still gone through life the way you did? Perhaps yes, perhaps not. Isn't there a way parents (provided they're capable) can be compelled to make that transition easy for their kids rather than just hands-off and say no more?
Afterall parents do it during entrance exams. Many use their connections to get their children stable positions in corporate organizations etc. I hope am making sense.
FamilyRe: At What Age Should A Nigerian Parent Stop Fending For The Child by Nostalgia(op): 4:50pm On Mar 11, 2013
kpozite: suppose this were an issue in which he wanted to have his way? He will claim to be an adult capable of taking decision on his own so he will demand that his parents do not interfer. So therefore his parents have the right to ask him to go and fend for himself. The guy himself should drop his ego and go and find something to do.
What I expect of him is not even to seek a paid job or worse still wait for pocket money from his parents but to ask for capital from them to start something however small.
I wish other parents in Nigeria will learn to do the same.
I think 1 year after NYSC is ok.
Good post. Interesting the angle you've brought this from (having his way and the likes). We can't rule out the fact that even teenagers will want to have their way at one time or the other. Are you saying for this reason they should also be left to fend for themselves; since they're asking to make their own decisions?
Actually, he's not lazy. He has his hands on a few things but not really encouraging so far. Thanks for the pocket money and capital ideas though.
FamilyRe: At What Age Should A Nigerian Parent Stop Fending For The Child by Nostalgia(op): 4:43pm On Mar 11, 2013
Thanks guys. Your inputs are well appreciated. smiley
FamilyAt What Age Should A Nigerian Parent Stop Fending For The Child by Nostalgia(op): 1:55pm On Mar 10, 2013
Eemm...okay, there's this cousin of mine who needs ideas and i thought i'd share it here.
He's about 30 but we all know the deep unemployment ruining this country presently. His parents are very well to do, with good investments in choice parts of lagos. Problem is, they insist that he should cater for himself. They got him an apartment and abandoned him there. What are they expecting him to do? Steal? He's not a lazy type. Only that his efforts at landing a job has been fruitless thus far.
Question is, is it his right to demand pocket money from them atleast till he gets a good job? Can he report them to the authorities or something? Does a parent have the right to abandon the child just because they feel they can? Please lawyers and everyone, i need your input on this asap. thanks.
BusinessRe: I Have N40k , Which Business Can I Do? by Nostalgia(f): 8:06pm On Aug 09, 2012
Daniel pls send the sporting info to akinsanyadamilare@yahoo.com. I already sent you an email but you are yet to respond.
FamilyRe: Definition Of Marriage To You? by Nostalgia(f): 10:32pm On Jul 17, 2012
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HealthRe: Her Teeth Is Getting Disarranged. Any Advice? by Nostalgia(op): 6:36am On Jul 16, 2012
Thanks.
HealthRe: Her Teeth Is Getting Disarranged. Any Advice? by Nostalgia(op): 12:30pm On Jul 14, 2012
Thanks Emary. Till she is able to get one, is there any measure she can take to prevent it from getting much worse? And any suggestion on where to find a good and afordable orthodontist?
HealthRe: Her Teeth Is Getting Disarranged. Any Advice? by Nostalgia(op): 7:43am On Jul 14, 2012
Am guessing you are trying to be funny right? Nice attempt *clapping sarcastically*. Please anybody outthere with this same experience should help. Thanks.
HealthHer Teeth Is Getting Disarranged. Any Advice? by Nostalgia(op): 11:15pm On Jul 13, 2012
Hello Nairalanders, your advice is needed here URGENTLY. My cousin used to have a very nice set of teeth and we all used to admire her smile. Recently, i noticed that her front set of lower teeth has started shifting away from their original position. Presently, the upper teeth are doing same. Based on my advise, she has tried different paste brands like OralB, Colgate herbal, Pepsodent etc. As there was no improvement, she tried different mouth washes like Natureguard teatree oil mouthwash, closeup mouthwash and a few others but still no improvement. However, she was told to try hydrogen peroxide, which she is using presently as mouthwash but she says it burns her gums. To avoid any mishap, i have asked her to quit peroxide today. Based on my research, bacteria like streptococcus mutans, amongst others, are excreting toxins into her mouth, thereby causing her problems. Please kindly suggest any mouthwash (natural or otherwise) that is safe enough to use here.
HealthRe: Help! Her Teeth Is Getting Disfigured. What Should She Do? by Nostalgia(op): 11:09pm On Jul 13, 2012
Michky: Tel ha 2 brush 2ice daily. Den she shd mk sr dat she dosnt eat again after brushn. & if posibl stay away 4rm snacks 4 nw. R u sure u'r nt d cousin u'r talkn abt. Hehehe (jus sayn).
Thanks for your advise. Please do you know of any mouthwash that can be useful? Thanks again.
HealthRe: Help! Her Teeth Is Getting Disfigured. What Should She Do? by Nostalgia(op): 10:43pm On Jul 13, 2012
Is anybody outthere? Please say something.
HealthHelp! Her Teeth Is Getting Disfigured. What Should She Do? by Nostalgia(op): 10:28pm On Jul 13, 2012
Hello Nairalanders, your advice is needed here URGENTLY. My cousin used to have a very nice set of teeth and we all used to admire her smile. Recently, i noticed that her front set of lower teeth has started shifting away from their original position. Presently, the upper teeth are doing same. Based on my advise, she has tried different paste brands like OralB, Colgate herbal, Pepsodent etc. As there was no improvement, she tried different mouth washes like Natureguard teatree oil mouthwash, closeup mouthwash and a few others but still no improvement. However, she was told to try hydrogen peroxide, which she is using presently as mouthwash but she says it burns her gums. To avoid any mishap, i have asked her to quit peroxide today. Based on my research, bacteria like streptococcus mutans, amongst others, are excreting toxins into her mouth, thereby causing her problems. Please kindly suggest any mouthwash (natural or otherwise) that is safe enough to use here. I also recently overheard a colleague at work talking about Silver biotics as a good mouthwash. What do you think. Any suggestion is welcome. God bless you. N.B. She's been to the clueless dentist severally. Sadly, braces is out of her reach for now.
EducationRe: Nigeria Tops Examination Malpractice Index World-wide by Nostalgia(f): 10:02pm On Jul 13, 2012
Wow! Nigeria again?

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