₦airaland Forum

edoncast:
I am from south west and have been here in Lagos since 1993 .So,I have some thing in common with Lagos state .Does your generation have something in common with Lagos and yet they keep coming to Lagos with no relatives here or even where to lay their head on except under bridge til they pick up selling in traffic business ?

JASONjnr:
As a tribal bigot that you are..... My message had to make you feel miserable.....

That's how a video of a Nigerian boxer and a Ghanaian boxer surface and on the comment section, innocent Nigerians where praising the Nigerian guy for winning... You Igbos flooded the comment section calling the guy an Igbo man because he put on isiagwu or whatever you call that outfit.....

I was very disappointed and felt bad.... You people are quick to play this tribal game and also act like victims....

JASONjnr:
RIP Baba

Your wealth came at your old age......

Even tho people might think it wouldn't be meaningful to gather such wealth at your late age..... It will mean well for your children and grandchildren......

Go well.....As you pass your blessings to your children and may you watch over them as you take your place behind your creator.....

santaclaws:
You dey mind the small boy... 2 million wey no fit buy keke napep na "wealth" for their eye.

Imagine the silly definition and context they're adding to it, shey price of goods and services dey different for the poor?

Mandate1:
you should be ashamed of yourself. You're from southwest claiming LAGOS.

My generation has several things in common with LAGOS plus the entity called Nigeria. If you think I shouldn't be in Lagos, then go ahead and change the Nigerian constitution that gives every Nigerian the right to live in any part of Nigeria.

President Tinubu is a Yoruba man, if you think certain people do not have the right to live in Lagos, let him modify the constitution. It's as simple as that.

You're spitting things you like over Lagos that is not even your state of origin. You moved to LAGOS just the same way every Nigerian moved to Lagos.

edoncast:
Imagine me moving to Lagos from Sagamu and compare to you moving to Lagos from Onitsha or or Abakaliki

Gtf

edoncast:
If I am nothing ,then olori Pelebe ni gbogbo ebi mi

santaclaws:
You dey mind am? 2m that cannot buy naija used corolla na "wealth" for their eye... That shows they're still being fed at home cos they don't know the value of 2m nowadays.

Temi2468:
I really will not blame his understanding at the moment. Many of us come from poor background, and one sign of poverty is thinking one money you have not touched yet is that big! It shows the rate of extreme poverty across the country.

Chilipepper:
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santaclaws:
Baba, I no wan talk ni, make e no be like say na pride. Obviously the idea of "millions" seems to becloud their judgment, they don't realize that millions in Naira is just worth a few thousands.

How can someone use "wealth" to describe ordinary 2 million, abi wealth has another definition?

Walahi dem never see any money for their lives 😂

Temi2468:
I understand 😃

I pray God answers the heart cry of everyone praying for open doors.