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Brahamimo:
I'm in pains.
I've endured so much pains in this life.
When will these pains end?
From birth, till now, it's pains.
It's suffering
It's hardship
Death of loved ones.
Difficulty in having a comfortable existence.
None to call on.... I'm tired of everything sef!
It's work work work and work. Work like an elephant but eat smaller than an ant. I've never in my life worked in any place that pays me 50k salary despite being a graduate. Is this not painful?

Sirseedorf:
Yeah I got your point.

It took me years and months to dedicate my time, self esteem and commitment to start learning phones repair after working as a casual worker for most companies and graduating from a polytechnic without any success, but here i am after conquering the impossibility of not having handwork, am still here cry on how to setup my own shop due to location and what if......

Brahamimo:
I'm telling you Bro.

I'm honestly tired of everything

Brahamimo:
I'm in pains.
I've endured so much pains in this life.
When will these pains end?
From birth, till now, it's pains.
It's suffering
It's hardship
Death of loved ones.
Difficulty in having a comfortable existence.
None to call on.... I'm tired of everything sef!
It's work work work and work. Work like an elephant but eat smaller than an ant. I've never in my life worked in any place that pays me 50k salary despite being a graduate. Is this not painful?

omoredia:
All these fake motivation are just a way for them to make people comfortable with a failed apc govt. During GEJ time they weren't saying all these.

Talismann:
some people never chop since yesterday morning, which other pain dey greater than the one from belle hunger pains.

How do I explain to my hungry friends that they should embrace their hunger pangs when they can't even find a decent job when they are for sure qualified.

How do I explain to the man whose child was killed for money ritual to embrace the pain?

How do I explain to the family who worked so hard to buy a car but it was stolen at gun point and they are back to square one.

Nigerians are mostly hardy people by default who don't give up. But the location they find themselves make life unbearable.

What more pain can they take before folding up?

The write up make sense but people are suffering seriously that this doesn't even resonate with them

omoredia:
All these fake motivation are just a way for them to make people comfortable with a failed apc govt. During GEJ time they weren't saying all these.

Tareq1105:
It's your choice but one thing is certain, this economic reforms Tinubu is taking us through cannot be reversed by anyone or any in coming government.

Is it the fuel subsidy removal?

Is it currency floating?

Is it the removal of subsidy on electricity?

Which of the current noise markers do you think would reverse it even if Tinubu chooses not to run again?

Brahamimo:
I'm in pains.
I've endured so much pains in this life.
When will these pains end?
From birth, till now, it's pains.
It's suffering
It's hardship
Death of loved ones.
Difficulty in having a comfortable existence.
None to call on.... I'm tired of everything sef!
It's work work work and work. Work like an elephant but eat smaller than an ant. I've never in my life worked in any place that pays me 50k salary despite being a graduate. Is this not painful?

jibsiddy456:
Look for online skills that can pay you the salary you are aiming at. Learn it first. I made my first $2k online not through salary. Don't forget i have certificate too

tollyboy5:
Children of billionaires you say?
Check the family tree and see where the change started.
The ancestors might not be a billionaire.
You are not ready to learn

Prec1ous:
Pain here is different from hardship. There are some pain you need toove forward.

The pain of learning a knowledge is what sets you apart from those who did not follow through.

free2ryhme:
Who decided that pain is a requirement for growth?

Billionaires' children are human too, and they don’t need to suffer to grow. You’re the one placing unnecessary value on pain as a path to progress, maybe it's you who needs to rethink that mindset.

tollyboy5:
You read and did not comprehend. Billions did not sprut out from nowhere. Someone in the family tree paid the prize

Dumte:
Absolutely my dear. The worst part is that the economy is making life miserable for even the graduates. And this in turn gives an edge to those who are not educated but living well than the elites

free2ryhme:
You're the one struggling with comprehension here. What exactly concerns a billionaire’s child about who in their family tree started the wealth? How do you know someone “paid the price”, were you there discussing their ancestors' struggles? You people just wake up one morning and start dishing out unsolicited motivational speeches like it's a calling. Or is this another side effect of hardship in Nigeria

Love800:
Is it writing skill?

Hhh4444:
truth be told some posts are not meant for people in Nigeria. Op's post is for people in first world countries that need motivation. Nigerians have never lacked motivation. They only lack an enabling environment to thrive.

tollyboy5:
You read and did not comprehend. Billions did not sprut out from nowhere. Someone in the family tree paid the prize

tollyboy5:
Who dey motivate you? Lol. Na me get thread? Or Na me say make Ur pman no be billionaire?
Alaye shift abeg. No hustle wetin concern me.
Na you Sabi