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I would say from when child (irrespective of gender) can financially stand on their own two feet. By this I mean make enough to pay for accomodation, bills/living costs, saving/investing and leisure ALONE, without having to ask for handouts/borrow me from family. I would add mentally able to cope without parents too. This can be 18, this can be 27. At home at 30 is against my personal fundamentals. |
Because this was a surprise. Thankfully elections done so we can go back to our normal lives. |
I am thankful that I have a job interview tomorrow morning. If it goes to plan i'll be back in employment after a 1+year of unemployment so i'm thankful that tomorrow there is the opportunity to get my life back on track. |
Ahh interesting! Was this in UK or in Nigeria, I heard he schooled in Nigeria for two years during his youth. allthingsgood: |
Thanks. How long does it take to get the certificate and do you know how much it costs? jaybest90: |
Good Afternoon Nairalanders, I am having trouble with state of origin. My parents are from different states in different zones in the country. Which state of origin do I go by? I know of the Local Government Areas, can I go to my fathers LGA office to confirm that said state is my state of origin? |
I hope this young man finds peace and what he is looking for. |
Now really is not the time for these stupid comments. |
Nigerian women are suffering. |
This is an incredibly flawed idea and will only open door to illegal betting schemes (look up moonshine and apply same logic). Outright banning of anything never works. A wise man/system would curb the number of gambling shops being opened in the country (more specifically the lower income communities) and raise awareness on gambling dangers then combat what drives gambling (joblessness is one example) in the first place. To just ban because "the effect on the youth" and to then say Nigeria should follow same ban is foolish. |
Maybe Nigeria does deserve to be where it is today and where it is going. |
So you work a long period of time or a lifetime, just for you to reach that end road and be told all that money you accumulated for pension/savings is worthless. Tragic stuff. May we live to see Africa have her day. [quote author= post=74711668]We still had memories of the Zimbabwean dollar, which became worthless as hyper-inflation spiralled to reach 500 billion percent in 2008, the highest rate in the world for a country not at war, wiping out pensions and savings...[/quote] |
Saw it this morning, I believe the owner was safe from what I saw. But we really need to have a discussion on mass transport option, there are way too many cars on the roads. |
In your sparetime, read up on the story of Israel Adesanya. Born in Lagos, moved to New Zealand at 11, got into Martial Arts and he's now living his dreams (thanks to hard work and dedication). Also you parents based abroad who still speak mother tongue to children (whether they were born abroad or not) you people are the real MVP's. |
This argument doesn't make sense. Everywhere in the world for the most part Footballing bodies are their own private entity and they are entitled to pay their staff however they feel and along market rates. Look at the current yellow vest protests and why they are protesting then ask yourself if it makes sense to question Didier Deschamps salary. soberdrunk: |
Man or Woman, Bobrisky further proves money neither buys peace and happiness. |
Agreed. Several people I know who've worked night shifts whether on a call centre desk, stacking supermarket shelves or in a fast food restaurant all complained of bodily pains & sleep problems. May all night workers see the fruits of their labour. |
I get your point but people react differently to certain situations. If good samaritan took matters into his own hands after taking pictures the evidence could be lost (we know antics of religious "leaders" in this country). I feel good samaritan and police did good and ultimately the right thing. CreepyBlackpool: |
And if you say I never want to marry all sorts of question gets thrown at you. You travel thousands of miles to improve your own and wife to be quality of life, whilst she's "getting drugged by ex". But men are scum, dishonest etc etc. |
I hope you all look back on this 28/12/2019 and can say I achieved what I wrote a year ago today. |
If you cannot be/have second thoughts on being transparent about finances with your wife you might have made a mistake marrying. |
Gambling and porn. |
Moi Moi. |
Nothing wrong with wanting a wealty rich man per se, but what do you bring to the table and why should he be faithful to you? |
A king. |
Keep him out of the public eye then. All you people who do this then wonder why children get messed up later in life. |
To all the readers may your poverty die and in 2019 you shall be financially stable. |
That's a very romantic way to look at Africa, but in reality let's be honest Africa would not welcome home every Black man. otokx: |
Condolences to the loved ones. |
Dani Alves. davillian: |

