₦airaland Forum

telim:
If you are young in Nigeria and have access to free or cheap Internet it is better you learn skills like web automation then develop automated tasks as a freelancer or automate any of the internet marking boring tasks and charge users monthly for using your platform.

Instead of joining gambling or japa crew is much better you build yourself with monetizable skills then market it, earn some good cash and use part of the cash you earn to uplift the lives of your love once. Believe me money is easy to earn once you have the necessary skills.

helinues:
Had a smooth body massage on Monday.

Bought myself new phone yesterday,Thursday

Eating my stomach out today Friday as I have no plans of stepping outside my door.

Sweetest valentine ever

Islandlady:
Nairalanders I need y'all mature advice on this issue, No insults tho

I have been friends with my male friend for over 11years now, so he is more like a brother to me! He got married 3yrs ago, But we live in the same district, I do visit them once in a while! And I usually bump into his wife at market places, malls or on the street due to the fact that we live in the same district.

My friend is hardly around for the past few Weeks due to the fact that he do travel for work. . .But recently I have been seeing his wife with a Man just about the age of my friend, I have seen them together at the mall for 3 times now for a period interval of 3 weeks, I usually dodge and escape myself so they won't see me! The last time I saw them together I took a sneak pictures of them, I don't know this man, I have never seen him when I visit them, he is not a family member! I have been curious so I feel I should call the attention of my friend to this and send him the pictures too!

Should I tell him about it or what? I am confused!

lawrenzooo:
At some point in life we all need help. Why not empower her by helping her start a trade on learn a hand work, that way u would have added value to her life.
When you get that close to people, male or female always leave them better than you met them.

tensazangetsu20:
Someone had created this topic a while back on nairaland so I decided to experiment and see this for myself.

Met a girl on twitter and we were vibing and all. Interesting conversations covering almost everything. It was fun. Out of the blue I got asked what do you do for a living and I told the chic I was a teacher and men I got blocked everywhere. WhatsApp, twitter, calls. Damn it was shocking as hell .

Girls in Nigeria aren't smiling at all.

InfinityFabric:
Obviously you won't find them roaming about advertising tho. I just laugh anytime girls are being called names - I don't know where these people are looking.

InfinityFabric:
There are more decent ones in this country than you think, at least based on my experience.

cheras1:
Please be informed. I don't sell Facebook and will not accept a cent from anyone to get Facebook. If you are ready to learn get your Facebook. Some peeps contacted me like I want to make money from them.

cheras1:
Check my signature and add me. I will teach you a legal way to make money using facebook

luvyaself95:
I hope she find because most countries are full of bitvhes these days even his country Senegal no carry last

Kollins11:
Oga, even your sisters will disrespect you if you don't have money including your younger sisters. As long as she's a Nigerian girl she won't look your face if you no get money.

The society is damaged, Nigerian girls don't love you for who you are, they only love your money... I'm really sick and tired of Nigerian girls

You fucking right.... Alright

PerfectStranger:
Na our regular girlfriends carry diseases pass

Perocom:
He's not foolish, if a man loves his woman he should do good things to her, it doesn't make him foolish. My dad built a house for my mum before marrying her, if you can afford it do it. My girlfriend did hers last March and I bought her iPhone 11 Promax it didn't stop me from finishing building my 3brm bungalow last May, if she get bleeped by another, karma will stand for me nothing to fear