Lexusgs430:



A whole £2.00 for loaf ........

lightnlife:
Oga Lex, na so we see am here ooo.

What's rate at your end?

The average UK bread no get taste for mouth.

We have a bread machine at home but sometimes drift to buy this. In fact, it wasn't on our shopping item today.

lightnlife:
Oga Lex, na so we see am here ooo.

What's rate at your end?

The average UK bread no get taste for mouth.

We have a bread machine at home but sometimes drift to buy this. In fact, it wasn't on our shopping item today.

Felixamos:


Hmmmm so UK bread no dey sweet? Or maybe your tongue don dey used to Nigerian own because the way I dey see them dey chop am for movie, e dey sweet them well, well oh.

That's by the way though. If you buy this bread, e get place wey you fit buy ground nut and cold coke use step am down?

Lexusgs430:



Even if you want akara and maltina..........

Felixamos:

You sure

Lexusgs430:



https://tastyafricanfood.com/

Home away from home ..........

lightnlife:
Oga Lex, na so we see am here ooo.

What's rate at your end?

The average UK bread no get taste for mouth.

We have a bread machine at home but sometimes drift to buy this. In fact, it wasn't on our shopping item today.



This is like the 4th person saying UK bread aren't sweet aaaahhhhhh me I go like taste am ooo �����

orlabot:
Good morning famz!!
Please, I would love you guys to put me through how I can get a job in the UK. I am a graduate of biochemistry with a research lab work experience of few months which I doubt will be relevant in searching for a job in the UK. Please, I just need a job so as to be able to gather money to do some courses to upgrade my Nigeria certificate. Thanks in anticipation for your prompt response.

adubam:


Are you applying from the UK or from Naija?

orlabot:

From Nigeria. I will b going to d uk by d end of d Month

adubam:


It depends on the category of your visa status. Does your visa alow you to work in the UK?

orlabot:

Yes, it does.
I have a dependent visa

lightnlife:
Since it's festive (food) season in Nigeria, let me share some experience about food/feeding here in the UK.

I'll start with my partner who is an unapologetic foodie, from trying to tasting. For me, I just go straight in, no surprises or experiments - na make person chop belleful and dey healthy.

Generally, oyinbo food get as e be compared to African foods.

Due to work and all, we rarely have time to cook African foods, which could be time consuming. So what we do is cook in bulk and store in the freezer then microwave at intervals. But you know sometimes you could even be so lazy to bring out food from the freezer? Yeah, it happens to us sometimes.

We're getting used to eating Oyinbo breakfast, but not porridge ooo. E get as e be.

At other times, we eat out at Mexican or Italian canteens. There's also this Nigerian store where we order via UberEats.

I've had garri and groundnut like twice as we couldn't cook something fast.

I've talked about how the average Oyinbo bread no too get taste compared to ours. But we're gradually getting along.

One thing is key; adaptability saves one from unnecessary pressure.

lightnlife:
Bump It Up

A few weeks ago I was curious about the number of people in the UK. After a couple of searches, I got a figure of 67 million.

I was shocked how a confederation of four countries could be merely 67 million while Nigeria, a supposed single country, is over 200 million.

Well, I went further with the research to compare the per capita GDP and other basic economic indices, and I couldn't but get worried for Nigeria and other African countries.

The comparative figures explained and justified the stack differing realities of both countries.

The research reinforced my position that Nigeria is overpopulated with limited and mismanaged resources and poor leadership/followership. But what is more disturbing is the geometric population growth rate (2.5%) stacked against dwindling resources and economic growth (-1.8%) per annum.

Yesterday was World Population Day, and the conclusions of that my short research flashed through my mind on the need for population management for economic development.

Overpopulation is a global problem. It contributes to global warming, resource depletion, pollution, malnutrition and the possible spread of deadly diseases. Often times, the poor are worst hit by the effects of overpopulation, and they also populate the world through uncontrolled birthing.

We all must make a conscious effort to support efforts to manage the world's population. It's part of our responsibilities to humanity and mother earth.

Over 30% of the world's population is due to unwanted and accidental pregnancies. Responsible sex and use of contraceptives can help.

The image below shows you the quality of life for a Nigerian vs UK resident.

lightnlife:


Mba.

He's doing some network cable repairs.

Electric cables are passed underground. I suppose the poles are for networks.

GenBuhari:
Madam you are very misguided for making this post.
Population is not Nigeria's problem our problem is corruption and external sabotage.

lightnlife:
How so?

It's basic economics; demand is more than supply. The resources we have are limited and grossly mismanaged. Corruption is a form of mismanagement which I mentioned in my piece.

back when Nigeria was fairly good, the population was growing in parallel with the economy. Jobs were available and easily accessible. Today, the reverse is the case.

Please show me an over-populated developed country.

Your economy can't be in deficit while your population is exponential and you think everything will work well, but you want to believe that corruption and external sabotage are responsible.

Corruption is a global phenomenon. External interference isn't applicable to Nigeria alone. Do a SWOT analysis of Nigeria and see what you come up with. The internal, self-imposed issues are more than the externals.

We're not planning for, with, by our numbers.

GenBuhari:
Madam you are very misguided for making this post.
Population is not Nigeria's problem our problem is corruption and external sabotage.

GenBuhari:
My dear sister, Are you aware the trillions of dollars that have been stolen from us by RAClST Caucasian Globalists? e.g. Malibu oil block theft etc.

Do you think it is just a coincidence that our country and rest of Africa is riddled with terrorism and insurgency from top to bottom whilst Caucasian countries are living in peace and harmony? It is the handiwork of these globalists controlling the world.

Do you know that our government and African countries in general do not free will to fix our countries and economy?
Nobody is starving in Nigeria we are blessed with abundance of food that grows from the soil.

Can you imagine that after 24 years of our pretend democracy we still have not seen the advantages of the so called democracy and we have been unable to produce a constitution that would make us develop. It's all by design, globalists are behind our problems not our population.

China is the most populated country and they have developed to become the most powerful nation in the world.

lightnlife:
Hello guys,

I just relocated to the UK, two days ago.

I will document my thoughts on this page for insight and reference.

Keep a tab on this thread.

kayzkayz:


Please bruh I shot you a mail from NL… try to respond as I’d love to obtain some info from your end. Thanks �

GenBuhari:
Madam you are very misguided for making this post.
Population is not Nigeria's problem our problem is corruption and external sabotage.

GenBuhari:
My dear sister, Are you aware the trillions of dollars that have been stolen from us by RAClST Caucasian Globalists? e.g. Malibu oil block theft etc.

Do you think it is just a coincidence that our country and rest of Africa is riddled with terrorism and insurgency from top to bottom whilst Caucasian countries are living in peace and harmony? It is the handiwork of these globalists controlling the world.

Do you know that our government and African countries in general do not free will to fix our countries and economy?
Nobody is starving in Nigeria we are blessed with abundance of food that grows from the soil.

Can you imagine that after 24 years of our pretend democracy we still have not seen the advantages of the so called democracy and we have been unable to produce a constitution that would make us develop. It's all by design, globalists are behind our problems not our population.

China is the most populated country and they have developed to become the most powerful nation in the world.