₦airaland Forum

EgunMogaji:
I still believe in Nigeria sha.

But I’ll keep my US passport valid and my airline points. Just in case

My wife says she’s no ready to go back which translates to “you’re on your own just make sure that your life insurance is current”

Lol I wish I was abroad too enjoyong 24hours electricity,quality health care, good roads etc then I can say I believe in Nigeria from miles away.

ojibole:
Lol I wish I was abroad too enjoyong 24hours electricity,quality health care, good roads etc then I can say I believe in Nigeria from miles away.

I entered USA in July 1986, it's time to come back home. It get's boring.

I'll give my left nuts to eat lunch at Iya Dunni Bukka in Ibadan

EgunMogaji:
I entered USA in July 1986, it's time to come back home. It get's boring.

I'll give my left nuts to eat lunch at Iya Dunni Bukka in Ibadan

Oh that's a loooooong time so I guess the saying "there's no place like home" is a bit true then.

Anyways make sure to get a sound proof mikano generator and a lifetime suppply of diesel(I don't know how you would get it though but trust me you'll need it)

ojibole:
Oh that's a loooooong time so I guess the saying "there's no place like home" is a bit true then.

Anyways make sure to get a sound proof mikano generator and a lifetime suppply of diesel(I don't know how you would get it though but trust me you'll need it)

As a prepper who believes fully in impending armagedon, I'll indeed have a diesel generator for emergency and occasional topping off of the battery array on low sunlight days. The daily power supply will be via solar though.

EgunMogaji:
As a prepper who believes fully in impending armagedon, I'll indeed have a diesel generator for emergency and occasional topping off of the battery array on low sunlight days. The daily power supply will be via solar though.

Oh I guess you are covered then. It's dunni's bukka can't wait to have you