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| How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by VeryWickedBro(op): 11:14pm On Jan 13 |
"Get married early, the money will come." "Marriage means responsibility" "Marry early so that you can play with your children" "Children open the floodgates of wealth" "By 30, you should own a car" "By 27 you should be in your husband's house" "A fool at 40 is a fool forever" "Buying a land is the best investment" "Once you reach your 30s, money will flow" "Play with your children while you're young" "You don't want to attend PTA meetings with young girls" Sound familiar? If you fell for these there's a 90% chance you're either broke, single, frustrated in your marriage, deadbeat dad/single mom, depressed, living in 2 rooms with 3 or 4 other humans, still paying rent, zero savings, living hand-to-mouth or still living with parents.I'm tired of typing... Bottomline, You will continue to struggle if you continue to adopt the 1980/90s advice. Good night |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by Kobojunkie: 11:23pm On Jan 13 |
VeryWickedBro:You forgot to include the fact that the "A man is only a provider and protector," delusion no longer applies. Any man who does not bring emotional, mental, and physical energy to the table in addition to financial security literally guarantees himself a life of misery in many marriages/relationships. 🥱🥱🥱 |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by ecomallchemistt: 4:08am On Jan 14 |
This really hit home….if I’m being honest |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by Ebubu6: 4:53am On Jan 14 |
I VeryWickedBro:You didn't provide a solution |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by carlo90(m): 8:01am On Jan 14 |
Effective public presentation is presenting a problem first . Then profer a solution to the problem presented . |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by csamii: 9:01am On Jan 14 |
You will continue to struggle if you continue to adopt the 1980/90s advice.This is his solution for those asking. Stop supporting dumbbells as leaders. |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by TheWolfen(m): 12:06pm On Jan 14 |
Not to forget these God will help ( my brodaa, try help your self maybe u wouldn't need God help again) Blood is thicker than water. ( a blood relation might be seeking your downfall )Elders are wise( some foolish, selfish and wicked ones are just dumb )No place like home ( some home, family are war zones, it's better to be at a friends place or find comfort at a bar than go back to a hell called home) In life just be ready to learn and unlearn shits ![]() |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by Manculated: 6:55pm On Jan 14*. Modified: 10:52am On Mar 08 |
The poor people in Nigeria are drummed. I wrote about this few years ago. I have stopped advising people anyways. |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by gerizzim: 8:37pm On Jan 14 |
VeryWickedBro:children are the leaders of tomorrow. they wil use this to give the younger ones false hope so as to immobilize and make you dumb at a younger age not to qtns or challenge their policy and decisions. keeping you in queue dt won't usher you too dt position they are occupying. Because they want to perpetuate themselves in power at a very old age and possibly die in office. |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by VeryWickedBro(op): 10:34am On Jan 24 |
Ebubu6:I did In contrast, your era needs you out of marriage & child-raising responsibilities for as long as possible to allow you save up enough to re-invest into the numerous opportunities abound for survival. You are supposed to raise your family on the huge seasonal returns of your financial adventures not meagre income. Your era punishes hand-to-mouth living & rewards short-term investments but these investments require reasonable sums to access them & that is why the rich get richer & the poor remain stagnant today. |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by Manculated: 8:48am On Jan 30*. Modified: 1:03pm On Feb 16 |
This type of threads which perfectly fits the description of Nigeeria's situation doesn't usually gather enough attention. |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by Dtruthspeaker: 8:57am On Jan 30 |
It was even a bad advice in the 80's. Many wives fled because of beatings and poorverty even after 7 children. Wealth never came |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by Dtruthspeaker: 9:00am On Jan 30 |
carlo90:Presenting the problem is a solution itself |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by carlo90(m): 9:14am On Jan 30 |
I guess this should be a debate topic . I notice articles ,even on national newspaper ,that discuss at length a problem in the society without even proferring a solution. Creativity should always be showcased in a piece of work. Creative solutions to problem represents that Dtruthspeaker: |
| Re: How Nigerian "Elders" Kept Our 30-40 Year Olds In Perpetual Struggle by Dtruthspeaker: 9:25am On Jan 30 |
carlo90:And if you look you would see that they proffer a solution for the first solution is revealed by the problem itself. The second part is that the solution has to be executed by another person |
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