Dpharisee:
Kperogi is a closet tribalist, they put the country in a mess by supporting bigots during elections and organising protests against subsidy removal during GEJ then turn around to scream when things go south.
How can a Professor like him be easily deceived to promote a semi illiterate in 2015 as the best thing after sliced bread in a complex country like Nigeria

2015 is gone Bro, no one is even talking about the winner and loser of the election again

He doesn't need much donations, he should go and learn how Go-jo sell or sold himself and original song Mrs Hollywood

https://youtube.com/watch?v=0toitEdMSrE

wealthpreach:
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Comes with virus.

No, the app itself is not harmful. Nor are the modded apks created from it.
However, it may be harmful if downloaded from and unofficial source. So verfiy twice before you download and install it.

wealthpreach:
Lol! I understand him. I even went ahead to download soda crush, buying gold like say na juju. That game is demonic lol.

LuckyPatcher and save your money

Babatunjo:
Power consumption is directly correlated to how developed a country is. Our leaders should learn. If they can do it, we can.

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We should be begging owners of Nigeria, our leaders cannot do shishi

Amaechi is nothing but an uninspiring, weakling, freeloading, opportunist and cowardly politician
Amaechi is still crying that he lost the Primary Election and is still bitter Against Nigeria as if we are the Party Delegate who chop his money and voted for someone else.

Anytime he granted an Interview on TV, you can hear him wishing Nigeria ill just because he failed at Primary Election.

davies:
Rest in peace Baba Ogunjimi, this man show Fadeyi oloro shege

He is one of the best heels in Yoruba TV Dramas. I love the fact that he is always payed as villain

God1000:
This was a message, not an attack, they knew most of the drones will be intercepted


Iran has been saying it for two weeks that they would retaliate, they also informed turkey 72 hours before the attack, turkey is a NATO country

If their intention was to cause maximum damage, they would have launched a surprise attack without informing anybody using hypersonic and ballistic missiles which are much more deadlier and they travel faster than cruise missiles and drones.


By broadcasting everything, it gave USA, Israel and allies ample of time to get their fighter jets into the air to intercept those missiles

Israel will never inform you if they want to strike, the reason most of their attacks are always successful


The message is look, we are not afraid of you and we can hit you as well

Article 5 no be a nursery rhyme

Wise decision by the UNION.

I am just wondering who is the mastermind of the BAND creation.
If Mr. Tope, Alh, Musa, Eng. Chibuzo, all can afford their regular electricity bill w/o and have never defaulted but were somehow sent to BAND E with a 4-hour power supply a day, is that not injustice?

See them arguing on top of ChatGPT generated contect

SalamRushdie:
Nigeria is a useless enclave, the military is the one supposed to Handover suspects to the police but here it's the police handing over suspect to the military

In fact, investigation like this is supposed to be handled by DSS, not the police

lastempero:
Erisco took the whole matter too far, he really wants to crash his business. He should have known that his rivals could twist the whole matter against him.Power of PR sha
Fun fact is that majority of those reviewers don't even know most of erisco's products and they will still consume his product today today, erisco's products na must for your food.

Whatever happens online doesn't affect Erisco in a bit, so far his product has competitive advantage over big brands. Don't play with customers loyalty in Nigeria.

alakhumeorobo:
Pls house I need a professional advice, who can tell me the current price of plastering a three bedroom flat in abuja

plaster the parlour first and use the price to estimate the remaining cost

Nairaland is becoming stale, recycling old content, and even encouraging breaking its own rule 14.

iswallker:
How can a customer view your screen in any business.



NIMC gives access to developers for a fee.

The problem is only agents should have access to this sites. Not just anybody who can buy unit for #200.

The website owner is an FEP to NIMC, who is also licensed to carry out the enrolment exercise.
So far, the website owner has not done anything seriously wrong, other than offering Verification Service.

The NIMC Verification Service (NVS) is a platform developed to enable verification of identities of persons enrolled in the National Identity Database.

https://nimc.gov.ng/nimc-verification-service/

Waking someone who is sleeping in church is a matter that requires sensitivity and discernment. Here are several reasons why you might choose not to wake someone who is sleeping during a church service:

1. Respect for Personal Space: - Waking someone abruptly may invade their personal space. Respecting individuals' privacy and allowing them to rest without interruption demonstrates consideration.

2. Spiritual Reflection: - Some individuals may be engaging in spiritual reflection or prayer while appearing to be asleep. Interrupting this private moment may disrupt their connection with the divine.

3. Health or Fatigue: - The person may be dealing with health issues or extreme fatigue. Waking them could add stress or discomfort, and it's essential to consider their well-being.

4. Emotional Distress: - Individuals going through emotional distress may find solace in the quiet and contemplative atmosphere of a church. Waking them might not be helpful in such situations.

5. Age or Physical Condition: - Elderly individuals or those with physical conditions might need more rest. Waking them might be physically challenging or cause disorientation.

6. Cultural or Religious Practices: - Some cultures or religious traditions may view moments of rest or contemplation during a service as acceptable. It's crucial to respect diverse perspectives and practices.

7. Potential Embarrassment: - Waking someone in a public setting, especially if they were unaware they were dozing off, may lead to embarrassment. Consider the impact on their emotional state.

8. Temporary Fatigue: - It's possible that the person is temporarily fatigued and will naturally wake up on their own. For short naps, allowing them to awaken naturally may be the most considerate approach.

9. Worship Style Differences: - Different individuals engage with worship in various ways. Some may prefer to close their eyes and meditate, and waking them may disrupt their worship style.

10. Judgment-Free Approach: - Adopting a non-judgmental attitude is crucial. Assuming the best about someone's intentions and considering that they may have valid reasons for appearing asleep can foster a more compassionate approach.

In general, it's advisable to exercise empathy and discretion when deciding whether to wake someone in a church setting. If waking them seems necessary, consider doing so discreetly and with kindness, taking into account the specific circumstances and the potential impact on the individual's experience.

If you're looking for practical tips to avoid falling asleep in church, here are ten suggestions:

1. Adequate Sleep: - Ensure you get sufficient sleep the night before attending church. A well-rested body and mind are less likely to succumb to drowsiness.

2. Stay Hydrated: - Dehydration can contribute to fatigue. Drink enough water before and during the service to stay alert.

3. Engage with the Sermon: - Actively listen to the sermon and engage with the message. Taking notes or mentally reflecting on the content can help maintain focus.

4. Participate in Worship: - Singing, praying, and participating in worship activities can help keep your mind and body active, reducing the likelihood of falling asleep.

5. Sit Near the Front: - Sitting closer to the front of the church can create a sense of accountability and engagement. It may help you feel more connected to the service.

6. Vary Your Posture: - Change your posture regularly. If you start to feel drowsy, shift in your seat, stand up discreetly, or stretch to stay awake.

7. Bring a Snack: - Eating a small, healthy snack before or during the service can provide a subtle energy boost and help combat drowsiness.

8. Engage in Conversations: - If appropriate, engage in brief conversations with fellow attendees during breaks or greetings. Social interaction can help keep you alert.

9. Choose an Active Role: - Volunteer for a role in the church, such as reading scripture, leading a prayer, or participating in a ministry. Being actively involved can increase your sense of responsibility and engagement.

10. Accountability Partner: - Attend church with a friend or family member and agree to keep each other accountable for staying awake and engaged during the service.

Remember that everyone may experience moments of fatigue, and it's normal. These tips are meant to enhance your engagement with the service and help you stay alert. If you consistently struggle with staying awake, it might be helpful to evaluate your overall sleep habits and consider seeking medical advice if needed.

People may fall asleep in church for various reasons, and it's important to approach this with understanding and empathy. Here are ten possible reasons why individuals might doze off during a church service:

1. Fatigue: - Lack of sleep or physical exhaustion can lead to drowsiness during a church service. Individuals with busy schedules or demanding lifestyles may struggle to stay awake.

2. Health Issues: - People dealing with health conditions or medications that induce drowsiness may find it challenging to stay awake during a lengthy church service.

3. Monotonous or Lengthy Sermons: - If a sermon is excessively long or delivered in a monotonous manner, attendees may struggle to stay engaged, resulting in drowsiness.

4. Early Morning Services: - Morning services, especially early ones, may coincide with people's natural circadian rhythms, making it more difficult for them to stay awake.

5. Comfortable Environment: - The calming environment of a church, with soft lighting and sometimes soothing music, can unintentionally contribute to a sense of relaxation that may lead to drowsiness.

6. Mental Stress or Overwhelm: - Individuals dealing with stress, anxiety, or overwhelming life circumstances may find it challenging to stay focused during a church service, leading to fatigue.

7. Lack of Interest or Engagement: - If the content of the service fails to engage individuals or if they feel disconnected from the message, they may struggle to stay awake.

8. Routine Behavior: - Some people may have developed a habit of falling asleep during quiet, contemplative moments, and this behavior may carry over into a church setting.

9. Sleep Disorders: - Those with sleep disorders, such as sleep apnea or insomnia, may find it difficult to stay awake in any environment, including church.

10. Physical Discomfort: - Uncomfortable seating arrangements or other physical discomforts in the church setting may contribute to drowsiness.

It's crucial to approach this issue with compassion and understanding, as individuals may not intentionally fall asleep during a church service. Encouraging a welcoming and engaging atmosphere, considering the timing of services, and being mindful of individuals' needs can contribute to a more alert and participative congregation.

fkj950ax:
Nobody says my house are Door, Roof, Window, Wall

Nobody says my car are tire, seat, horn, engine

So why do people say my name are? It’s so irritating

It depends on how you are being asked.
For example there are two seun in the Art class, I met one of them and I asked him: who are you he can either answer with:
I am [/i]seun (the son of) Osewa of Ogun state.
[i]My name is Seun (the son of) Osewa of Ogun state.

Creditalerts:
If it was peter obi as president and things were this bad!!by now there would have been tsunami of protestations peddled by tribal sentiments!!ridiculing chants of "omo ibo"would have reel through the air waves! Tout sponsored by the limping mc olu guy businesses of ibos will be destroyed in lagos and they will be a total breakdown of law and order! Yoruba actors and actress would have turn on ring lights in a tongue lashing charade! But now those who stood on the roasted corn mandate are nowhere to be found. Thunder go visit all of una wey put us for the mess😡😡😡

Thank God Obi did not win.
God knows the future to have ensured Obi lost out

nairalanda1:

Reminds me of one Hollywood actress whose father decided to keep lions when she was growing up.From the cub to the adult.
Let's just say long term, it was not a good idea.
For those who think I am telling tall tales...here are some pictures. LIFE magazine no less.

Looking at this photo they really subdue the Lion to the teeth.


Compare to the image below

Some people are terrible naturally.

God bless my Boss anywhere he is now. I worked with him for 2 years with no salary, just a small allowee 30k/m, but I endured. And that was because he was servicing a 60m Bank loan. Las las the loan repayment was complete. He vowed to make me rich and between DEC-FEB he connected me with deals that fetch me 2.xm, connects me with people who dey dash me money almost everyone week, so far the gift for don't enter 400k. To date hm dey beg me to go buy land and be careful of women.

God bless all ogas wey sabi God.

#BanBureauDeChange

Robertgreene1:

As for wealth... there's the kind of money you will see and touch...money no go dey move you again sef...l remember when l was still broke...l was like if l have money...l will eat this one...buy this one and do this one...Now that the money has finally started coming in...all those things don tire me sef cus l've eaten all of them and bought and done all of them.... sometimes...to even get simple hungry again now dey hard me... even when l can afford to eat anything l want...and that's basically the Law of diminishing returns in play here...

Wow, I thought I was having a psychological problem when it started happening to me. The last time I bought a chicken leg to eat just because i felt like eating, it's as if the chicken leg was mocking me.
I concluded that God did not allow my spirit to have pride in my possession. These days giving people money or gifts has become one thing that makes me happy. However, I detest those who beg unnecessarily.

I have to finally agree with those who said Vanity upon Vanity. My next line of action is stock or property investment so i can remove all those cash away from me so i can start Hustleing all over again.

nairalanda1:


He stole other items worth 311,000 naira...that is the main issue there. The pot of soup was just addendum

311,000 is a false accusation a usual format used by many to get sympathy

HODAnson:
OP, your opinions are valid but I have come to realise that the quest for money and power has killed the conscience and Patriotism in a greater percentage of Nigerians.

All the opportunities you outlined can only work when we have more people with a sense of Patriotism and Consciousness to do the right things. But unfortunately the reverse is the case.

Honestly, the young people that suppose to think and solve Nigeria's problem by setting MSME, go into small to micro-production but choose to be lazy mentally. Food staples are getting expensive because locally-made alternatives cannot be found anywhere.

Ordinary recycling to keep the community clean can turn someone financially stable, GenZ are not talking about it only to JAPA to go and wash toilet over there

Angelfrost:
This is a new year, yet you Japa and Anti-Japa advocates still don't want to rest.

This level of joblessness and misplaced priority is beyond me.

Well, you guys should keep wasting your time on this nonsense back and forth.

You travel out or you don't travel out, success or failure awaits you depending on your key life choices... Simple!!!

We are not jobless bro, writing passion made me drop my opinion.

That so Coolukwueze’s Igbo to the World, Igbo making us proud like Papilo

How does it to be a tribes-man

WHo need Jumia Food when Mama put is lot cheaper.
Food business if not for everyone. Especially when high percentage of NIgeria love to cook at home and you have to compete with many cheaper alternatives. Also, many local restuarant are doing deliveries this days

Kcfresh2103:
JJ

How that guy won the BBC African player of the year award ....and someone else was given the CAF award same year is still a mystery to me.

Issa Hayatou is from Camoroun and he favour Samuel Eto his fellow countrymen.
Beside that Eto was playing in the Top European Leage and Cups, that give him a edge above Okocha

How Tinubu's networth manage to increase the price of Fuel and Garri, I don't just understand
Shebi Rich president like Abiola will make Price of Fuel and Garri to reduce.

Even Buhari a School cert older manage to Stabilize oil price for 8 years




Tinubu's estimated net worth is $8.4 billion, while Atiku's net worth is $1.8 billion. This indicates that Tinubu is richer than Atiku.

If you cannot reply on publicly curated rumor of his networth, na your wahala be that o.

Reconsidering the Call to Japa: A Counter Perspective
Rejoinder to 11 Reasons Why You Must Japa From Nigeria
https://www.nairaland.com/7936687/11-reasons-why-must-japa#127418405

The recent post enumerating 11 reasons to encourage individuals to "Japa" from Nigeria presents a one-sided view of the situation. While acknowledging the challenges facing the nation, it is essential to consider a more balanced perspective before making such a life-altering decision. Below are my counterarguments to the points presented:

1. Diverse Futures in Nigeria:
The assertion that the future in Nigeria is uniformly bleak oversimplifies the complexity of the nation. Nigeria has a diverse and growing economy, with numerous success stories in various sectors. By actively participating in and contributing to the local economy, individuals can positively impact their own and their families' futures.

2. Access to Quality Life in Nigeria:
Nigeria does face challenges, but it also offers opportunities for a quality life. Investments in education, healthcare, and security are underway, and many individuals are successfully navigating these systems. Emigrating is not the only path to a fulfilling life.

3. Poverty Beyond Borders:
Generalizing that everyone who leaves Nigeria escapes poverty oversimplifies the multifaceted nature of economic challenges. Many Nigerians living abroad face their own financial struggles, and success is not guaranteed solely by leaving the country.

4. Life and Spiritual Fulfillment:
Suggesting that all life and spiritual problems end upon leaving Nigeria oversimplifies the human experience. People's beliefs and challenges vary, and attributing them solely to nationality is reductionist.

5. Prosperity Through Hard Work:
Success is not exclusive to geographical location. Hard work can lead to prosperity in any part of the world. Painting Nigeria as a place where success is only luck undermines the efforts of many hardworking individuals in the country.

6. Japa as Paradise:
Romanticizing emigration as paradise oversimplifies the challenges faced by immigrants in adapting to new environments. Success abroad often requires significant effort, resilience, and adaptation.

7. Trending vs. Critical Decision:
Making life-altering decisions based on trends may not be the most prudent approach. Trends are transient, and considering individual circumstances and goals is crucial in making such a significant decision.

8. Individual Paths and Success:
Labeling those who stay in Nigeria as failures oversimplifies success and happiness. Many individuals find fulfillment and success by contributing to the development of their home country.

9. Due Diligence and Informed Choices:
Ignoring due diligence when deciding to emigrate is risky. Thorough research and understanding of the destination country are essential to make informed decisions that align with personal goals and values.

10. Remaining Population in Nigeria:
Exaggerating the number of people who have emigrated may not accurately represent the current situation. Many Nigerians choose to stay and contribute positively to the nation's growth.

11. Life Expectancy and Mortality Rates:
Associating life expectancy solely with geographical location oversimplifies the factors influencing mortality rates. Health, lifestyle, and access to healthcare are significant contributors that vary globally. There locals who still live above 80 years.

In conclusion, the decision to emigrate is deeply personal and should be based on a comprehensive understanding of individual goals, circumstances, and the evolving landscape of the home country. Painting an entire nation with a broad brush may not capture the diverse experiences and opportunities available within it.