₦airaland Forum

Bideni:
Please if anybody can help me with any little amount to eat I will be very happy. Feeding is a big problem for me and my family please no matter how small. I havent eaten anything since yesterday in the morning pls. My dad is a retired teacher and my mom is late. Am a single mother with my own son mouth to feed, the little money i make have use it to cater for my dad illness and pay house rent but his health is getting worst. Now we can't even eat or buy water to drink. Please if you're reading this message pls come to our aid, no matter how small it will go a long way pls. May God meet you at the point of your need as you have show us mercy
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G.TBank Angela Oyom

Another "neighbor".

fineberry:
We all engage in borrow in one way or the other since no man is an island.......but Some
people own too much.

Share your thoughts about this.......How do you handle neighbors that borrow and. not want to return even though they know you're in need of that particular something.

Happy Sunday nl.

placeofallure:
Where I live now, people don't borrow. You're in your apartment and you don't have anything to do with neighbours, we hardly see even. When we have issues to discuss, we do it on Whatsapp. There's a bank account that you pay utilities bill to, so you don't even connect based on that. Each to his own. We have staff that are in charge of maintenance and all that. Me, I mind my business a lot so I don't even have the mind to bond with any neighbour.

Eniolohunda:
It's becoming many Nigerian's culture, to borrow and never return. That's why this day, me will rather give what I can afford to loose than lending some people

Simpubozz:
lol that will be the end of lending my stuff to them that person

UnfairLife7:
which kind people you get. I school in a public university and i didn't experience this

kaludestiny10:
My own na pressing iron. My neighbor go borrow the iron and will never return it back until I go knock for door. My clipper wey the man collect from me for over 6 months now, him no gree return am back. I kukuma go buy rechargeable clipper, na em the man come for that one na em I politely tell am say I no go share the clipper with him.

AllBlack:
Very common. I find it easier to say a well shaped NO so as to avoid future stress.

fineberry:
Comdom ke

fineberry:
Where I stay is actually an hostel but not within the school campus. You might want to say haba.... student must borrow na....yes student must borrow; but this people own has weak me..... today somebody came to borrow sponge for watching plate imagine, this morning na lantern naim festus con borrow the one that borrowed my kettle I had to go nock on her door b4 she remember say she borrow something wahala

placeofallure:
Well, that's student life for you. When I was in school, I had everything I needed courtesy of my dad, my big sis who left things for me when she was leaving (we attended the same university) and my bf then, now hubby. These people ensured I never lack so you won't blame people that borrow, we're not all lucky.

My neighbours in school will borrow mirror, powder, needle, iron, knife, pot, onion, raw rice, I give out soup and all. A particular boy, whenever his gf is coming around, will borrow my well-cushioned chair, my fan and all. Me, wetin concern me? I just laugh.

dalass:
How did you know? Gas has nothing to measure it's contents or volume before or after

Efisimilala:
Iya kafayat will borrow ifami and she will never return it why?

Kaffy2903:
my mama no dey borrow things🙄🙄
I hate that habits ehhh my formal landlord's wife nearly finished all my kitchen utensils,borrow dis borrow dat,my umbrella dat was damaged in their hands are uncountable
that woman and her children are destroyer abeg