Politics › Re: A Generation Born And Raised Under Democracy, Left With No Opportunity by olarent: 8:27am On Sep 23 |
I tell you,I have been surviving sincev2002 age 14years that I became ophan,we are just 2myself and kid sister,I saw hellfire. obeegee: Correct. On your own, you will survive in nigeria. But certainly it will be difficult for those 2 kids to aspire for the kind of life you have now.
Every parent's goal is to see their children and subsequent generations live better than they did.
That is almost impossible now |
Politics › Re: A Generation Born And Raised Under Democracy, Left With No Opportunity by olarent: 7:44am On Sep 23 |
bro,am 38years with 2houses planning to sell one and leave this country for the sake of my 2children. obeegee: I agree with this 100%.
Many friends from my secondary school and university days who came from privileged homes, today are not doing upto to 10% as well as their parents did.
Many struggling to survive on their own, talk less of starting a family.
They all just seem to be floating in space and have no hopes for a decent future. We were one of the last generations to see what a "fairly" working country was like.
I am 37 by the way, and many in my generation are simply lost. Cant imagine how bad it will be for those coming behind us.
Future does not look good if this country does not make a rapid change. Birth rates are high, and a country with this level of unemployment and hopelessness among its youth is a ticking time bomb |
Politics › Re: A Generation Born And Raised Under Democracy, Left With No Opportunity by olarent: 7:24am On Sep 23 |
I am 38years,,but fortunate enough to build 2houses,one for personal and one for commercial,but yet not fulfill.i work in an organization where people appreciate ur service during the pass government of Buhari,but not anymore more now,due to policy and tightness of economy. yesloaded: My brother, this is a sad reality & it's very unfortunate
Nigerians politicians are VERY WICKED
I was born & raised during the military regime in the 80s & Obasanjo took over in 1999. Truth be told, the current democracy we play in Nigeria gives room for so many nonsense
The way these politicians embezzle our common wealth is alarming
It's very sad that they now pay stipend to some idiots and turned their destiny upside down to become praise singer for a pay less than 100k per month |
Business › Re: "We're Not Spoiled" — Dangote's Daughters Open Up On Proving Themselves by olarent: 8:15am On Sep 20 |
yes,that may be his first born,first born always have that carbon copy. joyfullyjoyous: The middle one looks so much like Aliko |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Brighton Vs Arsenal (3 - 0) 21st September 2026 by olarent: 4:17pm On Sep 19 |
well noted. chicfarmer: If anything happen to me make una hol Brighton o.  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Brighton Vs Arsenal (3 - 0) 21st September 2026 by olarent: 4:17pm On Sep 19 |
haaa,I think they have got you ooo now 3 chicfarmer: Brighton is after my life.  |
Politics › Re: France First Lady, Brigitte Macron Greets President Tinubu (Picture) by olarent: 10:29pm On Sep 18 |
you must be mad,you want to kill me with laugh. Ezeama400: She’s not admiring him, she is surprised seeing a dinosaur wearing oversized dress. |
Health › Re: My Fart Smells Terribly: Please What Could Be The Cause Of This? by olarent: 3:30pm On Sep 18 |
The solution is simple, it more oranges and drink water last thing in the evening and first in the morning, if you can add lime to the water it's will be ok. |
Travel › Re: GUO Bus Accident On Benin–Lagos Expressway, Many Dead (Photos) by olarent: 6:45pm On Sep 17 |
J5 is ogunstate border between ogun and ondo. bigpicture001: Ask people for where they call J5. That is where it happened all our drivers saids it's in lagos |
Politics › Re: Only Lazy People Are Hungry In Nigeria – Apena Of Egbaland by olarent: 6:30pm On Sep 17 |
seconded,he is part of Nigeria problem,I am fortunate enough to know how this man and his waste public money every day all in the name of re roofing their small estate in oluwo Abeokuta,during my school days,the word should not have come from someone like him. Daguccizgreat: So many phoolish eleders in the country |
Crime › Re: FBI Renews Search For Olumide Adediran, Offers $10,000 by olarent: 9:14am On Sep 16 |
This one has already escape, just grow. bear and long dread plus. no. bvn during that time. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Saudi Arabia Issues Emergency Alerts Over ‘potential Danger’ In Jeddah, Mecca by olarent: 1:16pm On Sep 15 |
well respond,trying to paint houthi and Iran bad. AndyCole16: I believe either you genuinely do not have deep understanding of what is going on in the middle east or you are deliberately trying to confuse neutral readers |
Investment › Re: The Craze For Dangote Refinery Shares - Misplaced? by olarent: 8:57am On Sep 15 |
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Investment › Re: The Craze For Dangote Refinery Shares - Misplaced? by olarent: 8:33am On Sep 15 |
me,i anything that is not TB,I no they do again.My shares with Polaris bank made me cry and laugh till today,TB only no wonder I have money. Stephen0mozzy: Many people will learn the hard way. And it's good for them.
Never make a financial decision on emotions and marketing that is specifically engineered to make sure you don't think... And herd mentality will always throw you off the cliff. |
Investment › Re: Bamboo, Cowrywise Apps Crash Because Of Dangote IPO by olarent: 7:44pm On Sep 14 |
very grand deep insights. WatchYourSix: Diving into initial public offer na gamble… U can invest and 6months later the value will drop to 38naira …. And u can be lucky it can increase…
But this is Nigeria…. Everywhere na crime scene |
Investment › Re: Bamboo, Cowrywise Apps Crash Because Of Dangote IPO by olarent: 7:43pm On Sep 14 |
you are absolutely right,dangote sugar and daasat come to mind. GodCovenant: This type of investment doesn't always end well.
From history it's alway a big flop.
We will buy people share for very low when it dip. |
Phones › Re: Is Samsung Still Worth The Money In Nigeria? by olarent: 2:55pm On Sep 13 |
spot on,I currently used Huawei mate 20 pro now. McLizbae: Thank you for this thread!
Huawei would have been the major contender with Samsung, but their separation with GMS (accommodating Google playstore and other Google services) and full migration to the underdeveloped HMS, killed their global market.
Huawei can last 10 years, and still be stable in terms of software and usability. Hardwares are way stronger than Samsung, and Huawei hold the record of the only triple fold phone in market, the mosterous Mate XT. |
Family › Re: I Made A Terrible Mistake, Now I'm Paying For It. Learn!!!! by olarent: 9:12pm On Sep 11 |
I repeat,don't leave ur daughter,you may regret it. AfahaAbia: Bro I am in this same dilemma like the op. Now my ex wife is using my daughter to meass me up. I think I would take what you said that I should leave my daughter for now so that they won't use her to open "Bank" on my head |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Inflicted Billions In Damage To US Intelligence Sites, NBC News by olarent: 12:42pm On Aug 27 |
are you aware that the economic warfwre has failed already,china is the largest trading partners of Iran and they have said that they are a sovereign nation,which means they can trade with any countries in the world not to be coerced by any country. Namaster: There's a REASON the Epstein Regime decided it was in their best INTEREST to resort to Economic Warfare.
They'd NEVER been hit in the Middle East the way Iran HIT them.
Their specialty is waging wars against WEAK and DEFENSELESS countries like Venezuela and Nigeria.
But they made the MISTAKE of bombing a country that can BOMB BACK.
At the start of the BOMBING, the PDFile wore a face-cap to demand that Iranian Soldiers SURRENDER.
They FAILED. American Military Might FAILED.
Now that the Economic Warfare has started, Bessent has also DEMANDED that the Iranian Military SURRENDER.
We'll see how that goes. |
Culture › Re: Gone Are The Good Old Childhood Days Of Yore by olarent: 10:20pm On Aug 06 |
seconded,a time where you have nothing to worry about,can Nigeria reclaim her glory? ollyboy900: Adulthood is scam, return me to my innocent childhood days. |
Politics › Re: FG To End Electricity Subsidy From 2027 by olarent: 9:19am On Aug 01 |
Haha,it's is free in my place here in Itori ogun state installation is just #5k toffyz: They're currently distributing free prepaid meters in EKITI. Though, the installers charge 20-30k as installation fee |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal Delivered By Iraq PM — NYT by olarent: 3:06pm On Jul 24 |
are you a kid that can not reason,all those countries you mentioned are placs USA used as launch pad to Iran,USA can fire from their soil they used those countries they are legitimate targets once USA or Israel fire from Israel soil they we respond to it. Macphenson: But Saudi, Oman, Bahrain and others didn't attract Iran, why then is their dicks rising on those innocent countriesavoiding Israel that took away their supreme rapist? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal Delivered By Iraq PM — NYT by olarent: 3:02pm On Jul 24 |
well captured Sir,meaning Iran is a winner?before the war,it was only nuclear weapons,but now strait of Hormuz is now weapon in the hands of Iran,Iran is their for the winner. Razzness: Trump is in a very tight spot. He wants this war to end badly but doesn't seem to have many options.
His first option is to escalate further; bring down the full force of the US military on Iran, destroy Tehran and as much infrastructure as they can. But this is his most dangerous option because this war does not have popular support in the US, thousands of civilians will die, and it still does not guarantee Iran will capitulate. Perhaps even more worrying for him is that Iran has the capacity to wreak havoc in Abu Dhabi, Riyadh, Doha, Manama, Kuwait City and Muscat. These are very important allies of the US; they just can't afford to lose.
His second option is to send in ground troops to capture one or two islands. The problem is not capturing the Island but keeping it. The Iranians will happily let the troops land on the Island and start firing everything they have on them, meaning the US will suffer more casualties and it still doesn't guarantee the Iranians will capitulate.
His third option is to do a ceasefire. This will most likely be more humiliating for him than the MOU, because Iran will obviously not give up the Strait of Hormuz, and they will use delay tactics to kick the nuclear issue down the road.
His fourth option is to maintain the status quo. Sustained but restrained bombing of military targets and a naval blockade, hoping it will force Iran to come to the table. However, oil prices are now high and above; with the Houthis blockading the Bab-al-Mandab Strait, prices will likely continue to go up. So, this is not a sustainable strategy.
These are all bitter pills to swallow and Trump must swallow one. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Rejects US Ceasefire Proposal Delivered By Iraq PM — NYT by olarent: 2:58pm On Jul 24 |
you are right brother,they choose their fight wrongly this time around,they face a formidable enemy that are willing to die for their country. madridguy: The clowns need another window to restock their missiles  |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Satellite Images Show Iran Rapidly Rebuilding Sites Hit By US-Israeli Strike by olarent: 2:53pm On Jul 24 |
I beg ur pardons,it's show that you are illiterate,I mean illiterate for not widely travel out of your region,country and not also properly informed,you only read what ur western news want you to read and know.Iran has the best universities among all the middle East countries plus middle East that claim Europe eg Kazakhstan,Krygastan,Armenian,Georgia etc,they have highest number of literacy and largest number of female professor in the whole world wide,you can confirm all this,bcuz they refuse to be colonise like other should not make them terrorist,also best in mathematics AderonkeOlaniyi: A country where hunger and starvation is the order of the day? A country where people can't get quality education? Keep deceiving yourself. If you knew how many Iranians that have ran to Europe to escape their terrorist government, you wouldn't be here embarrassing yourself. |
Business › Re: Which Of These Levels Of Financial Freedom Do You Belong As A Nigerian? (Photo) by olarent: 5:46am On Jul 24 |
sir,your point is spot on,but at the same time financial freedom is not what someone can just overlook,when you are financial stable I am someone the person problem we some how ease. HacheNoire: The thread is for kids!
Wealth or riches is not about money.
I repeat, it’s not about money!
It’s about contentment, mental state, internal happiness and fulfillment.
Have seen people broke and happy that I start to wonder if they don’t have problems. They even make jokes about their predicaments, while I am busy cracking my head in next financial move and all soughts.
You will only disagree with me if you still in the lower class which I understand. Money is not fulfillment. It only gives you cloths other look upon that covers your real you and thoughts.
You ever ask why Elon is drowning himself in drugs? He should be happy and fulfilled, but you will never know. … |
Career › Re: Meet Four Powerful Women In Nigeria’s Legal Profession (pictures) by olarent: 2:41pm On Jul 22 |
are you serious sir,can she even remember you sir except you have old students association which you are know sir. Sonofgod1990: The second one was my girlfriend during our university days. Monica what a hard working woman. How time flys
I will search for her when I get back from united state. |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Pounds Kuwait With Fresh Wave Of Missile Launches After US Strikes by olarent: 6:27am On Jul 22 |
what a good comment and contribution,well done sir. descartes400: Iran has been bullied, plundered, terrorized, sanctioned and attacked for decades. Iran suffered -but never retaliated.
Yemen has been under the most brutal blockade, aimed at starving an entire population, for over a decade. Yemen suffered -but never retaliated.
They endured unimaginable suffering despite having strategic power over the entire world economy. They chose to suffer when the world was watching them die of starvation, being attacked and assassinated.
Not anymore. The era of terrorism, subjugation and oppression by the global elites is over.
Both Straits are now closed.
Let that orange Donald de Lee phoouck open it if he can |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Launches Attack On Kuwait And Bahrain, Tehran Says by olarent: 10:58am On Jul 08 |
can usa lunch attack against Iran from USA?no so they are using those country meaning they are legitimate targets,without them usa can not strike Iran. Murketeer: When did Bahrain and Kuwait attack Iran ?...Instead of Iran to face Israel properly head on...they are attacking countries wey nor send them |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Launches Attack On Kuwait And Bahrain, Tehran Says by olarent: 10:57am On Jul 08 |
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Foreign Affairs › Re: Iran Launches Attack On Kuwait And Bahrain, Tehran Says by olarent: 10:54am On Jul 08 |
Are you ok or not?you mean a country that allow her territory to be used as launch pad is not involved in aggression. orisa37: WHAT HAVE KUWAIT AND BAHRAIN DONE TO IRAN ? NOTHING. JUST JEALOUSY AND COVETOUSNESS. IRAN WILL GO THE WAY OF SODOM AND GOMORRAH. |
NYSC › Re: Adire Suggestions For NYSC Uniform by olarent: 7:29pm On Jul 03 |
Am a yoruba man,you are right,reason why this country should slept bcoz we are not one nation by tribe. chrisifeanyi: Adire is a Yoruba wear. We are not in Yoruba republic. We need something that's for everyone |