₦airaland Forum

iamoyindamola:
He thinks say na naija
Ogbeni go that way 🤣🤣🤣


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utSDqPLJ12w?si=lo9Imrngkk0OMWrs

Fadedvoiced:
I was banned for this. What's going on?
@semid4lyf

diggz:
Na who go tell this pikin say him definition of luxury na detty? I go answer you when I get time.

Fadedvoiced:
He don finally talk the year and model?

Anyways, luxury is subjective. Person wey no dey used to money fit see 15m as luxury and life changing funds. On the other hand, e get people wey dey spend that amount within two months and na Sapa to them. Infact some people dey spend am within a day or two.

bolu96:
Oh Hustle. Michael stones and his gang.
A group of 5 people- 2 inside men, 1 fixer, 1 roper and 1 lurer.

izzou:
[color=royalblue] Exactly

I don find am tire, I no see.[/color]

BlueRayDiick:
Semid4lyfe please help me unblock my last post . The bot has knacked me apako again.

Amigoss:
,Na donj use am

afrodoc:
Semidlyfe don become VIP.

See begging all over the place. If na me I for don dey raise shoulder for una.

Amigoss:
,Na donj use am

Fadedvoiced:
E get one of my guys wey dey use 5m buy perfumes. I just dey imagine weytin he go talk if he hear troy dey call 15m whip luxury.

OasisX:


.......kindly share screenshots of everyone talking about it. LOL!

Theflint1:
That guy ehn

DissTroy:
By the way, I had to revisit the luxury car back-and-forth.

Yes, a #15 million car is considered luxury in a country where more 70% live below the poverty line, less than 90% have #500,000 in their bank accounts, and the minimum wage isn't #70,000 uniformly.

How many of you earn #2 million monthly here? Even if you do, it's almost 8 months of your salary untouched. If you have to save up for months, it's a luxury!

How many drive #15 million cars here? Resident in Nigeria, that is.

#15 million is about $12,000. In climes where annual salaries are less than $40,000 annually, it's something.

You live in Nigeria, work everyday jobs and gigs but you think #15 million on a car - not a landed property - is so cheap?

Who exactly are we deceiving? You are all high-flying ballers in hundreds of millions of liquidity? Well, it's Nairaland with a veil of anonymity - you can all claim to be Dangote surrogates here.

DissTroy:
By the way, I had to revisit the luxury car back-and-forth.

Yes, a #15 million car is considered luxury in a country where more 70% live below the poverty line, less than 90% have #500,000 in their bank accounts, and the minimum wage isn't #70,000 uniformly.

How many of you earn #2 million monthly here? Even if you do, it's almost 8 months of your salary untouched. If you have to save up for months, it's a luxury!

How many drive #15 million cars here? Resident in Nigeria, that is.

#15 million is about $12,000. In climes where annual salaries are less than $40,000 annually, it's something.

You live in Nigeria, work everyday jobs and gigs but you think #15 million on a car - not a landed property - is so cheap?

Who exactly are we deceiving? You are all high-flying ballers in hundreds of millions of liquidity? Well, it's Nairaland with a veil of anonymity - you can all claim to be Dangote surrogates here.

Theflint1:
A vehicle in today's Nigeria is a luxury of sort, but a 15 million vehicle is not a luxury vehicle.

In your original post, you referred to the latter, and not the former, you're now trying to make it about the former.

Most of the vehicles people are buying for 15M today, less than 5 years ago you'd have gotten them for around 4-5M and nobody would have referred to them as luxury vehicles then, not to mention now that they're more outdated.