₦airaland Forum

Thegeneralqueen:
Sir what is wrong with it

sexybbstar:
I prefer an handsome face

LUCAS99:
Like I said before I’m not a Yahoo boy.

I’m a Business Man with a legitimate source of income

As it stands now, Jealousy will soon kill you.

Bergoglio:
I want to migrate to Dublin Ireland can any one help me with the nessesary informations please!!

hammed71:
Why lucas dey tell us say e be us citizen.

myke92:
Very simple.. The blame is equally shared between the 2 people involved.

theamerican:
Same way we should hope you don't get picked up on your way home by SARS operatives and shot in the head to die on the spot. This also happens to people and it's devastating for their friends and family afterwards. Take your negativity away from me.

Uber earnings are taxed. Paying taxes unlike you doesn't scare me. Moreover there are countless things to claim as deductions. Driven miles, gas I bought, insurance paid, etc. At the end of the day, the taxable income is reduced greatly and I may not even pay anything significant.

Godson201333:
Is 10,000 dollars all you can show off with American passport

Grupo:
Bro, abeg show me the way. I wan reason MSc for that side. And meself no be rich kid o. I no even be middle kid, na poor kid I be. So, $20,000 no dey.
I'm serious, should I send pm?

celestialAgent:
Straight to Mile 2 might be too expensive since he is claiming broke.

@Op, just enter Aflao from Tudu, then cross with leg and take Aflao to Lome, then Lome to Cotonou, the Cotonou to Seme. You can trek the rest from there

Stallion93:
just imagine these beauties as if angels came down and made them with their own hands but no, God's greatest Craft(Men) with God's own breath(The Brain) acknowledged their Capacity and utilized it properly. However i have not still defined what i am adding to defend my existence in this Africa Nigeria in particular cause i behave worse than Animals. I have to restart all over

signature2012:
I never deleted the image.

MrBrownJay1:
basic necessities is a different ball game altogether. different countries, different rules... but let us not try to make it seem like Nigeria is hell and abroad is paradise (when it comes to running a business). i fully understand that a great deal of people living in Nigeria will always believe that "any" country is better than Nigeria, but the fact that MANY people living in the west gladly willingly come back home (or that well off people dont want to live Nigeria) should tell you much about this issue.



why do you think INTELLIGENT people all over the world willfully go back to Nigeria, if we all believe it was hell?! this is "your" opinion, and you are entitled to it, but i am just giving people mine. the majority of people in the west pay taxes NOT because they want to but because if they dont, they are sent to JAIL (ask Wesley Snipes)...

let me say it again, so we dont go off topic: when it comes to having to pay through your teeth to run a biz, the west aint better than Nigeria. on one hand you have to pay HEAVY taxes, on the other you have to pay HEAVY bribes. same con, different land



yes, life in Nigeria is NOT easy for the majority but does that make Nigeria a BAD place?!? are you claiming that all nigerians are miserable?! the way you feel about arriving at the airport in Lagos, is the same way i feel everytime i go to Paris (home)... and let me not even start about what i think about the misery/stress i see in the faces of people in grey/rainy London.

again, on paper, many of these places look/sound perfect, but the minute you actually LIVE there, its a different ball game... and as much as you will have running water, constant electricity and free healthcare/education (for most), there will come a time when such necessities, wont matter to you any longer, and your priorities will upgrade.

true story: i have a 2 cousins who moved from Nigeria to the UK in 98 as teenagers, 20yrs down the line, one loves it while the other one hates the UK and would gladly go back to live in Nigeria if he financially could.

Ugosample:
It's alright

Priorities upgrade true, but so far, I have not seen any of my relatives who are keen on coming back to the $hithole, despite spending decades abroad, and of course, most of them are doing well.


Nigeria in our case is not just worth it, and even though we still have investments back there, to actually live there, raise kids etc is a no no for me.


On the positive side tho, Nigeria gives a very high ROI, be it real estate or portfolio investments, which is a good thing, and what I exploit, (I believe you do same)

Apart from that, Nigeria n'est pas pour moi et ma famille. Beaucouo des choses sont déranger là malheureusement, et je pense pas que ça peut changer tôt

AfonjaBoston:
Hmmmm (rolls eyes) When did they start that?
My youngest kid visited Nigeria last year and the visa issued by the Embassy in DC is valid for two years

sunbilor:
I went to market with my cousin. I'm not a first-timer in Lagos market. I bought my first laptop in Lagos in my NYSC year. I have also been to Lagos a couple of times for job interviews and other issues.

To be sincere, I am not impressed with what I have seen in Lagos for the past few weeks I've been around here (judging from lifestyle and average standard of living)

I just feel Lagosians are suffering and smiling safe for the super rich.

Also, the traffic jams everywhere remain a big turn off for me.

emeka1101:
What is the difference between that picture and this?

emeka1101:
There's nowhere in Ghana like that but there are countless places in nigeria that looks like that.
Google don't lie