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No mata how u try to do your economics,you would definetly spend money.money is meant to be spent.

DrSad:
Plus spending on girlfriends...taking care of someone else's future wife

but she is giving u sex temporarily too...

helpful.

OP, I forgive for not adding this obvious underlisted point

sfinkzslot:
Ponzi schemes

Using "Debit Card" I'm not sure this op lives in West Africa.

Buying babes recharge cards and gala on Ikeja along.

DrSad:
Plus spending on girlfriends...taking care of someone else's future wife

This bad pass

gemale:
Setting your network strength to H+, 3G/4G. The temptation to dey stream video (especially x rated sites) steady ehn fit clear 1,2 gig go in 1 week. Since i came to a place where i dey only see edge for browsing, na 500mb i dey use monthly.

This one don already kill me

hibee4uall:
Good people of nairaland, pls help a brother to pay his law school fees.No amount is small,contact him on 08184941410 for more enquiries and verification . THANKS & GOD BLESS YOU

There are lots of Charitable organisations that can assist you if genuine. One of such is Lifechangers Foundation. Contact them on http://www.otplifechangers.org/

NwaAmaikpe:


Mostly through Offerings and tithes,
And sowing of seeds.

Hmmm....oh really?

DBANJEX:
This is Wat my friend Besot regards as "Ironu mekunnu" in Yoruba language. poor man's thought

discount fee, Atm... funny

Not in all cases. How many times have you seen a Gucci shirt on Dangote?

webincomeplus:
Not in all cases. How many times have you seen a Gucci shirt on Dangote?

One of the rules I've used on NL is “always check a username before you quote the person”. Check the username and thank me later.

Imagine saying poor man's thinking? Rich man no dey flash wealth, na poor man dey flash am.

Rapmoney:
Some nice tips you have posted but I want to let you know that the point you made about using ATM machine is flawed!!!

The distance of the bank should matter. For instance, I use Access Bank which is some kilometres from my house and about 200 Naira from my house, using public transport. Ecobank and Zenith Bank are very close to my house. I use my Access ATM card mostly on Ecobank and Zenith Bank machines to save cost of fuel or transportation. Using Ecobank or Zenith will cost me only 65 Naira.

We shouldn't be penny wise and pound foolish.

I was wondering why he didn't consider that.

Most times, Spending money is all about opportunity cost.

NwaAmaikpe:

Mostly through Offerings and tithes, And sowing of seeds.

shey e pass 50 naira wey you dey pay for offering?

Rapmoney:
Some nice tips you have posted but I want to let you know that the point you made about using ATM machine is flawed!!!

The distance of the bank should matter. For instance, I use Access Bank which is some kilometres from my house and about 200 Naira from my house, using public transport. Ecobank and Zenith Bank are very close to my house. I use my Access ATM card mostly on Ecobank and Zenith Bank machines to save cost of fuel or transportation. Using Ecobank or Zenith will cost me only 65 Naira.

We shouldn't be penny wise and pound foolish.

The point is to discourage unnecessary withdrawal just because ATM is close to where we are. You're giving us entirely different scenario.

NwaAmaikpe:

Mostly through Offerings and tithes, And sowing of seeds.

hehehehehe eeditot

Really

isaac65:
There are lots of Charitable organisations that can assist you if genuine. One of such is Lifechangers Foundation. Contact them on http://www.otplifechangers.org/

OK, thanks

really

AND SLEEPING WITH SOMEONE ELSE'S FUTURE WIFE?

DrSad:
Plus spending on girlfriends...taking care of someone else's future wife

DrSad:
Plus spending on girlfriends...taking care of someone else's future wife

Brother, someone is taking care of ur own future wife somewhere. So be kind enough to reciprocate the good gesture.

the last one is ok. the rest ain't.

Uniqueness01:
So true....I am guilty of 1,2 3.

For 2, maybe you have to take #300 bike or #200 bus to avoid #100 deduction on your atm....you better wise up