₦airaland Forum

Hoephase:
I am even scared of working in UAE let alone Iraq. Bros even working in Nigeria scared the shit out of me.

Most people in those countries you mentioned once things gel for them they leave. The only problem is that hustling does not bring steady money to plan on. Some of them will eventually start raising families there and the shame of coming home without hitting it big keep them there forever.

Which is why i will never advice anyone to leave Nigeria without papers. Papers brings peace of mind.

Hoephase:
I know a Nigerian guy from IB who was working legit in Iraq later moved to Afghanistan. Bros fear catch me ooh.

I knew him from school back in the UK he got teaching job in a uni out there. He is now living large in UAE.

That reminds me I met someone from naija working and living in Yemen. The guy is a PhD holder

The Iraq one i believe. I've met a couple working there. But they were only there for work but left soon after.

paulolee:
hmmmm...no lies bro...u on point bt on d oda hands our igbo brothers can live in any part of thr world na...shock wen one guy tell me say him bro de somalia for 7 yrs na n his doing good business there, abi na gun d guy de sell??

I kinda find the Somalian story hard to believe but anything can happen.

Righteousness89:
So how does this relate to my Summation?

It relates because you are posturing as the standard for morality.

Righteousness89:
I don't understand sir

It's means piousness is in the eye of the beholder. It's always amusing to me that Nigerians are the champions of sexual morality but care less about other forms of morality. When it comes to giving bribes, taking bribes, jungle justice, being dirty, etc, all of a sudden morality flies out the window.

Righteousness89:
Are u her Husband??

The Moment you put yourself out in the Public then you should be ready to Receive what comes with it!

It's no longer a Private Affair

Meanwhile if she's photographed in a bikini at the beach una no go talk oooo.

paulolee:
my guy wait o...what make u think that the standard of living is better in india than in Nigeria??

The fact that an igbo guy lives there should tell you something.

paulolee:
Yes u are right bt it doesn't mean dt some others Nigerians wud not criticize it...and its still better than being a victim in anoda man's land i think..

Since you put it that way, i'd rather live in another man's land where there are low risks to one's life but the opportunities for success is high than live in Nigeria where the opportunities for success is low and the risk to life is extremely high.

paulolee:
bad....beaten to death because he was accused of theft?? even if he is guilty, can't they report d matter to police than beating a grown up man to death...thought indians are more matured than jungle Justice...blame my country and the hard times and por environment to do business because what are we doing in that dirty looking country na?? i jus pray he gets justice because dead man tell no tales...r.i.p to a husstler and i pray GOD gvs his family a peaceful heart to bear this painful lost

Meanwhile it happen every day Nigeria and the same Nigerians will applauding.

zionmde:
maybe one day we will shun travelling to some of these countries
must we go abroad?
must we migrate to countries where we are despised?
I can't trade my freedom as a citizen to travel to a hostile country all in d name of "money must be made"

worst still, they still maltreat us in our own country

And Wen are we going to start making all those Indians in Nigeria feel d heat of their wickedness

Yes.

Plead:
Nice meal. My favorite soup is ogbono soup.

Me too.

Legitdimple:
I can have this everyday,looking tasty.

I try as much as possible to.

3KINGZ18:
Cool

But guy wait you use okro along with ogbono inside one soup?

Don't knock it till you try it.

Made my world famous okro/ogbono/ugwu/ soup. My wife hates it which means i love it and make plenty of it. More for me.

WaistPain:
Oh boy see road!!!

I[b]magine say you dey drive Lamborghini or Ferrari for this kain road[/b]

In Nigeria? I'd rather not.

ghettokid1:
ENUGU STATE is truly in the Hands of God

I'd rather it be in the hands of science but ok.

cococandy:
Sometimes when I go real real naija pidgin, my girl is like “mommy why are you talking funny?”

You see? I tok am.

cococandy:
I liked it even though I don’t understand the Yoruba part.

I’m still holding strongly onto my Nigerian accent. It’s hard. But I’m doing it.

You try. I lost that a long time ago. Wait till you have more kids. You'll understand. "muuuum, i can't understand you".

[quote author=ibkayee post=90063453][/quote]Don't mind me. Just yanking your chains. You writing out "Yoruba" in that sentence was hilarious though.

ibkayee:
Lol mo n so Yoruba die die

Lol. Even as a former Warri boy that was painful to read.

Thiwalade:
the killings between North and south is mostly about religion and not tribalism

Smh. Unbelievable.

cococandy:
after you sir

Wait. There can only be one na. Or are you resigning from your responsibilities? I will gladly take up the mantle of the highly esteemed position you currently occupy with glee. But alas, i fear your shoes may be too big for little 'ol me to occupy your excellency.

cococandy:
Breakfast. I’m trying avocado oil in my vegetable omelette today. I like it. I thought it would change the taste, but it didn’t. Avocado oil is said to be one of the best nutritional oils out there because of the healthy fats it contains
Mushrooms, cherry tomatoes and bell peppers.

Minister for food.

Hathor5:
Good I don't have them.

Smh. . . .smh. . . . smh. . . . .smh. . . . .smh. . . . .smh. . . . . . . . . . .I walked right into that.

Dyt:
ooiinn



hello brother

Lol....

Hathor5:
Yeah, cornona virus type of situation.
I have been enjoying the lockdown though. Used the time productively. But now I want my life back.

It was fun at first now it just sucks balls.

Hathor5:


Not much. Just eating before another video meeting begins. I hate them. I prefer to have them in person. It's weird seeing yourself while talking. It's because I am not as narcissistic as Dyt.

What's up with you?

I understand. Corona virus things. I am tearing my hair out just sitting at home doing nothing. One more week of isolation and i'm free.

coolhuster:
Boss, the bolded nearly tore me into pieces. I just realised that basic theory. Men need to be very careful when it comes to finances. You need to hustle and make sure your wife is doing something. Don't for any reason make her a full time house wife. Savings is very important.

No truer words were ever said.

Oya, let's all go to the US racist thread and vent our frustration for letting this happen in Nigeria.

cococandy:
Love it.
I’d have happily done such a job

Lol. . .I got tired of it after a few years. But it was fun though.

cococandy:
oh wow.

True talk. It was a marketing thing. Let's say MAC was launching a new line, I would be tasked to hire an army of models and go to high brow clubs. Their jobs was to mingle with the crowd and spread the word. The best thing was that's how I met madam. Hehehehehehehehehe. . . . . . .

Hathor5:
LOL



I am innocence in person.


I know brother is married so it's purely platonic.

What's up best friend?