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Good development....away with low budget foreign coach

BoldBrainz:
Very common sight in mosques.

Try it in any church and you'll be sorry for yourself.

yinmu
Same mosque that slippers are disappearing

Caceido waste

Usefulsense:
This is my story. Please advice.

I sent my wife to Australia in 2021 on student visa.

She has invited us, myself and our children aged 12 and 9 and our visa is out. I have also paid like 6 months fees for my children school which was a requirement for the visa.

Owing to her performance at her work place, the company she works for has promised to sponsor for PR. Infact, the process just began and we are sure of having the PR.

I am currently 48 and won't be able to support my family working in Nigeria. Wify has encouraged me that we will be fine that abroad is meant for 2 people.

My only constraint is my age, hence my question. If you are in my shoe, will you travel?

By the way, I work for a private firm here in Nigeria and you know what it is working for a family company.

At 48, you can't a dream job over there. Stay behind

Militant1:
I thought burna was felas son

Who dash monkey banana

Padipadi:
Who remembered this lie? India 99-1 Nigeria. It should be the most successful lie in the history of Nigeria.
The indomie generation won't know this.

pure scam

Acidosis:
The truth of the matter is that Nigerian women in the UK will always have an edge over their husbands. This is not about the UK laws but the fact that most japa trips from Nigerian families were initiated by the madam of the house (wives). They will do anything and everything to remain in that country, including destroying the marriage.

Spot on!

turmacs:
Always measuring dicks, these people are always measuring dicks with the...... They are always trying to prove that they are better than the..... Any little thing they think is an achievement to them, they will always want to use it to compare themselves with the...... A wise man once said that "winners focus on winning while losers focus on winners"

Coward
Una go explain taya...you no go fit complete your statement

GeneralDae:
It will.

Ẹlẹba

GeneralDae:
Even Mike Adenuga, a very private person have come out on two occasions now to meet Tinubu.

And that reduced the price of fuel

Another fruitless jamboree

Bluearrow:
I asked u a simple question, are the whites directly responsible for the poor road conditions in your state or your corrupt leaders?? It really bothers me most of u people think like this. With such reasoning, I do not foresee hope for Africa at all. Even the whites are referring to us as fantastically corrupt people. The whites are not holding us from making progress as a people, our corrupt leaders are the ones holding us. If our leaders agree to make selfless decisions, putting the interest of the people into consideration, Africa will not be in this position. God gave us brain to think, we are not animals, so we should think for ourselves & stop blaming the whites for everything.

You don't just jump into argument you don't understand. The question here is "Are white not part of the problem?" France should stop acting like a messiah

Revolution2022:
Lagos State was a former capital before it was moved to Abuja in 1991.Lagos State was also a seaport for transporting slaves to European countries.So it has been a busy port from colonial rule.

Port Harcourt has sae too, Calabar was once a capital as well

Samantha124:
1. Car sickness... If I'm traveling long distances, especially in the morning, I get sick... I start sweating, having short breath, getting nauseous and eventually throwing up... Same thing happens when I perceive the smell of cigarettes/weed.

Last time I threw up due to traveling long distances was this past Saturday, I had no choice because some things just had to be done in the morning, especially on weekends... As I was driving, I felt my condition getting worse but I had to keep driving because already I was running late... It was only when I felt that I couldn't keep up anymore that I parked on the roadside and threw up... I stayed outside the car for a while for some fresh air.

When I reached my destination, I started feeling better and the nausea started to suppress, only for this old man who smelled a cigarette/weed to come my way, I tolerated the smell hoping that he'll leave, but he just kept talking non-stop... The smell triggered the nausea again and before I knew it, I threw up for the second time... But fortunately, I had a sickness bag inside my hand bag because I always prepare myself for such situations whenever I'm traveling long distances.

It's like it runs within the family because I'm told that my maternal grandmother used to have the same condition, my aunt and sister are also experiencing the same thing... We have car sickness.

2. Nosebleeding... Like car sickness, this is something I've struggled with since I was a child... I could be playing, eating, sleeping, or just sitting back and doing nothing and my nose would just start bleeding... It used to be more frequent when I was a child, but as I got older it decreased to a point that I can now go a very long time without nose bleeding... But now some of my sisters' kids are experiencing the same problem.

Just last night I was talking to my 8 years old nephew over a video call when I noticed something coming out of his nose and it was blood... The boy wasn't even sick.

I've never met anyone outside of my family who can relate to having these two conditions... So I'm just curious to know if there's anyone who can relate in here.

I have good system but I have seen so many with car sickness vomiting when moving on sloping roads, perceiving fuel or heated brake pads

onumadu:
Mr Busybody Governor, please face your job in ANAMBRA STATE and stop trying to jump to federal level.
If you want a job at the federal level, please kindly resign and hand over to your deputy.
You cannot stabilize Anambra state's economy, but you are itching to "shook mouth" for federal economy.
Nwokem get to work, or else anyi apiawaa gi azu in the next election.

Very useless professor. Indeed, you can be educated and still be crude.

Bluearrow:
The bold is our problem
If we want to progress as a people, we should stop shifting blames & take responsibility for our actions! Our leaders are corrupt, yet we blame the whites for it. Didn't God give us brain? What are we doing with it? How come the whites are only manipulating us like kids, why are they not manipulating Asians? Think! Let me tell u the truth, our leaders are the ones deceiving us. They sell this information of western manipulation so they can shift blames.

Take a look around your environment, the bad roads in your states, poor health facilities, no power supply, do u think the whites are directly responsible for all these or our corrupt leaders?

It takes two to tango. Corruption doesn't happen in isolation. They are all accomplice of evil

Bluearrow:
Naira having value back then was still effects of the leadership of the Whites. When u lose a job, u won't go broke immediately, the savings from your job will still sustain the person till sometime. Where is the naira today? Everything the whites left behind has been exhausted! It is not all about corruption, the brain of an average black man is very low.

No
Even when they left... naira was strong. The problem started when we listened to them to devalued our currency and exchange our resources for peanuts. Why can't they develop their Country without relying on African resources

ChatterHouse:

Illegal miners are a menace to the society


But if its legal no one reap the benefits if not the rich

The masses will suffer


These is how NBS measures employment in Nigeria

Illegal miners are employed

For how many years have they been mining illegally

1Sharon:
But why are african countries cursed with bad leadership?


How comes they seemed to make better use of the raw materials than the people they got it from?

African leaders care about himself and immediate family, the Europeans capitalised on this by taking care of the government of the day and go away with the raw materials.

1Sharon:
That's because Nigeria was fresh from British rule. As time went on, Nigeria went to shit.

The same pattern can be observed in other African counties.

All down to leadership. If Europe didn't depend on Africa for raw materials, they won’t be where they are today

1Sharon:
They were far far ahead of Africa. That's why they were able to do what they did.

Why didn't Africans colonize the world?

It's leadership issue. African leaders are corrupt, selling their own and resources for money. It has nothing to do with being ahead. Naira was ahead of pounds in the 60s

1Sharon:
They were never a 3rd world country even when they came to colonize west Africa.

France wasn't wealthy before coming to Africa

zangaozanga:
Emmanuel macron is a complete idiot to think that without France those countries would have seize to exist,in truth, France have been responsible for their suffering.

Without those Countries, France would have be struggling to survive in Europe

Serendipity2023:
We already did it before naa

And you have to continue doing it

Serendipity2023:
The new girl I met requested to come and then leave for work from my house the next day, I obliged her.
Few moments after her arrival, she became quiet. She looked pensive and moody.

She requested for alcohol and I gave her Smirnoff. She demanded for something stronger; I now offered Origin bitters.

She recoiled into her shell, her eyes were misty if not teary.

She was lost in thoughts about the past, it was obvious.
"What could be the issue?", I muttered to myself.

She didn't want to talk and asked to be left alone.

I was worried because I had prepared my manhood for intimacy. I can't seem to get enough of that tight womanhood down there. So I didn't want any mood swings.

I prodded further and she said our discussion earlier brought back sad memories.

"Which discussion was that?"

"The genotype", she answered.

I now remembered she jolted me in the afternoon when she inquired of my Genotype.

I am AS. And I told her so.

I now remembered that I have checked this genotype at 4 different hospitals, 4 different occasions just to be sure there isn't any errors.

Because there had been cases of people thinking they were AA only to discover they were AS after giving birth to SS kids.

Some equally rejected AS spouses in the false belief that they themselves were AS.


"I have missed five men because of this",she continued.
"This is the reason why I am not yet married," she added.
It was painful to watch her in that mood.

Few ours earlier she was basking in the euphoria of having met a prince charming, a lover who would wipe away her tears and walk down the isle.

These hopes just got shattered. Not like I had promised to marry her shaa. But you know women and fantasy.

I comforted her.

Research suggests there are more AA genotype than others.
But my personal experience is different.

I have met more AA girls. But all the girls I ever liked were AS.

This is an impediment of some sorts for some of us.
But we aren't ready for this discussion yet.
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We still made love later because I needed to give her some natural sleeping pills.

I must add that no two women taste same.
This girl has a very tight womanhood, that contracts to grip my manhood.

Her womanhood drives me crazy.
This is how some women lose their husbands.
Just pray your husband doesn't meet her type as a side chick.

You are only interested in her cookies, why sleep with her since you know that you guys ain't going ro be married. The topic diverted from genotype to cookies....smh

ExtremeDot:
Even after death, him money still deh give am comfort.

No comfort in death. Dead has no feelings

Righteousness2:
The devil is really out to wreck homes..
We need to consciously walk with God and involve join fully in our homes.

The man and woman have a part to play.

No be everything be devil...Africans sha

Weedhustler:
Na before august meeting get level....I no go forget how mumsi used to travel back then for this meeting....now na nonsense Dem dey do!

August meeting in September

ecolime:
A friend just got an international remote job but he is worried about communication with Native English speakers.

He aced the 4 stage interviews and has been given an offer. The pay is good considering the current exchange rate. He was offered $42,000 per annum.

Presently, he works with an audit firm and makes N1.9M NET monthly plus other side businesses.

The role was strictly for Inbound Pre-Qualification and Sales when he applied but at the final stage of the interview, adjustment was made in the JD which includes outbound sales.

Please note he understands and speaks English fluently but he has issues with thick American accents. The position is a Business Development role and it involves conversing extensively with Americans.

Any advise for him?

He should just be himself, most times they do understand our naija accent. I always tell them "can you say that again" if I don't understand them but you shouldn't have problem with American English if you are lovers of Hollywood movies

LegallyBlunt:
I don't understand. Are they supposed to go there to count the sand in the desert? Of course money must be involved.

But it's only Ororo and other players above 34 I can vouch for. If the players are younger than that, then I also have to question their passion for such moves.

Most football lovers like me will watch the league sha. They have too much stars to be ignored.

Yinmu...no be highlight una dey watch. You don't even know their fixture

Westerhoffe:

Ogun State has the best road network in West Africa.
Good development.

Irony

naptu2:
Federal Ministry of Works @FMWHNIG



https://twitter.com/FMWHNIG/status/1697213060803399689

Long overdue, all roads inward Ogun state are in bad shape