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Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Jusome: 4:41pm On Mar 25, 2018
Never try to.leave above your pocket
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by difference5050: 4:44pm On Mar 25, 2018
Good one Likes
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by FrankTalk1: 4:49pm On Mar 25, 2018
Before 30 learn about business, finance and wealth creation.
There are 20 bad money habits that can prevent you from being wealthy. I regret not knowing several of them before I became 30. See them here:

http://myafribusiness.com/20-money-habits-that-keep-you-poor-and-how-to-avoid-them/
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by ImaIma1(f): 4:51pm On Mar 25, 2018
swiz123:
Though I am far from 30, I have already decided not to get married. Women are leeches.

My money can only be expended on my future kids.

Yimu
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by danjndalye(m): 5:56pm On Mar 25, 2018
Eyah I fear woman their can finish the whole nation resources in your vicinity #@woman God save us
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by vikithor(m): 6:50pm On Mar 25, 2018
Live the way chance and opportunity presents to you as you are persistent,consistent on the path of what is right
i and a nairalander ,baraca,wete held in police custody,area b,apapa from thursday ,we saw the rot ,compromise ,warped justice system ,nepotism,eyes service ,tribalism,ethnic discriminations and double standards going on in our police institutions,we were detained before even investigation,by some over zealous impressionist police men ,we pay #5000 to each of the three shifts at the counter ,to be allowed to sit behind counter n use phones ,
those suspects without money were thrown into the hell of cell
everyone, nigeria is meant for the strong ,the rixh,the connected,the spiritual ,
if you are neither here nor there ,you will be pushed aside even by your junior
work hard and create your own logo ,
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by BecomeALandLord(m): 7:00pm On Mar 25, 2018
Prechbills:
8. Never Spend money on a women. no matter how ugly she's go for an independent lady, they all have same pussy.

That's right!
U made sense there.

It's not really by looks this days.... It's about content

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Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by missioner(m): 8:00pm On Mar 25, 2018
miniero:

Do dey DM on NL?
are you interested?
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by babasolution: 8:25pm On Mar 25, 2018
BecomeALandLord:


That's right!
U made sense there.

It's not really by looks this days.... It's about content

buh going for an ugly lady just because shes independent is stupid.u can still get beautiful women without spending so much
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by maranatha04(m): 8:30pm On Mar 25, 2018
May God bless you
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Nobody: 8:52pm On Mar 25, 2018
Dn't be too desperate to marry...
We never see d best Actors in Nigeria until we see a man or woman that is desperate to marry
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Walexz02(m): 9:10pm On Mar 25, 2018
PraiseDLord:


8. A life without Christ Jesus is worthless, meaningless and vain
Be saved today by confessing your sins and acknowledging Jesus as your Lord and personal Saviour as great dreams and hard works may bring riches but also add sorrows, but Christ blesses and added no sorrow. I'm honestly a living testimony!!!!!
Repent and have eternal life as the above list CANNOT be complete without this fact!
.

Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Mryacks: 9:15pm On Mar 25, 2018
Good points....the last one so spot on. Speaking from experience.
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by steve279(m): 9:19pm On Mar 25, 2018
Nice one
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by jonero4(m): 9:26pm On Mar 25, 2018
Kingwizzy16:
On point
FTC on palm Sunday this week more blessings


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9) fear woman also
10) make sure you fear woman
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Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Opentokwowledge: 9:57pm On Mar 25, 2018
That Number 3 is not too correct oh. Who will till the soil, breed the fish and send the yam to the municipal if every young adult drift to the cities? ... The important thing is that wherever you are, make sure you're making positive impacts towards development by being productive! Gaskiya!!
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Nobody: 10:29pm On Mar 25, 2018
What advice do you have for guys like me swimming past our 30s
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by daewoorazer(m): 10:44pm On Mar 25, 2018
Opentokwowledge:
That Number 3 is not too correct oh. Who will till the soil, breed the fish and send the yam to the municipal if every young adult drift to the cities? ... The important thing is that wherever you are, make sure you're making positive impacts towards development by being productive! Gaskiya!!

Your excellency, always endeavor to read between the lines, it will save you even during exams. The article mentioned ‘save for farmers...’
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Opentokwowledge: 10:51pm On Mar 25, 2018
daewoorazer:


Your excellency, always endeavor to read between the lines, it will save you even during exams. The article mentioned ‘save for farmers...’
Well, I admit I didn't read that part but I think you should also take your own advice. My contribution was more emphatic than critic undecided
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by daewoorazer(m): 11:34pm On Mar 25, 2018
Opentokwowledge:
Well, I admit I didn't read that part but I think you should also take your own advice. My contribution was more emphatic than critic undecided

You made a very good point sir. Can I call you my prof?
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Wamiwa: 11:45pm On Mar 25, 2018
tempex88:
I also think men should follow this order!!!
1. Get you own apartment. No matter small (Don't squat).
2. Get busy, Job plus entrepreneur
3. Be mobile.
4. Build your biz
5. Get a bigger apartment.
6. Then get married if you choose to

I'm replacing no 3 with no 2. Mobility will do good to my job and intending business. Women are blessing from God if only you're with the right woman. I must settle down within 30/31

The aspect Op said leave your father's house. if you've got nothing doing pls don't leave so you won't get yourself into a bigger problem. Our parents understand how terrible Nigeria is now, but make sure you find something doing no matter how small it is.

Finished NYSC 2013, went back home, managed dad's farm for 3 years with just 10k pay that wasn't even regular but I dey see free food chop and change to keep body and soul together, and when I attend any events that brings old faces together again, they'll all think am working in one big place, not knowing its just packaging with my starched natives. grin grin saved up again and started mini importation I learn on this forum. Saved up again and went for Msc, and just as I was about rounding up, God blessed me with good FG Job, they're even ready to accept my Msc for Upgrade when the certificate is ready.

All in all find something doing. Run away from Social Media as well if you can't endure the pressure that comes with FB & IG pics, did this for 4 years and came back when I started MSc or else those peeps you're better off in uni then will make you think less of yourself when you see them doing big things in big places or else depression go kill man and be contented with the little you have.

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Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Nobody: 11:49pm On Mar 25, 2018
FrankTalk1:
Before 30 learn about business, finance and wealth creation.
There are 20 bad money habits that can prevent you from being wealthy. I regret not knowing several of them before I became 30. See them here:

http://myafribusiness.com/20-money-habits-that-keep-you-poor-and-how-to-avoid-them/

I disagree with your number 20.
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by sirxbit(m): 4:07am On Mar 26, 2018
sacluxisback:


I disagree with your number 20.
Totally
Tithe cor
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Nobody: 12:05pm On Mar 27, 2018
chukzyfcbb:

- Surrogate mom like Cr7 did
- Having a Baby Mama
hmmmm
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by Lampsy(m): 2:14pm On Mar 27, 2018
I sent a message to your email. I need you to carry me along on the Mimi importation.
Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by mrcas: 2:53pm On Mar 27, 2018
Your piece is good. You forgot to add investment. I.e setting a pace for a better life before marriage because after marriage come more responsibility therefore u ll be unable to invest.
Alot of people will be telling their assumption of marrying early, Liaye. u can marry anytime and as u said... i remember growing up and i see kids being dropped at skool while abobby trek to skool. Life is like an old event reoccurring.
daewoorazer:
1. Days of little beginnings:

To every individual is unique print pattern. It doesn't matter which of your mates you graduated university with neither does it which of them now works with Total NG, at the end what matters is the integrity of what you do, it will payoff someday! It doesn't matter if you hawk gala on the streets today, the disaster therein is complacency. Be proud of what you do, be hardworking, and always improve on yourself; if you don't believe me, read about the Ghanian teacher who taught computer lessons by drawing them on board.

2. Never settle for less when you are still hustling:

The best time to show who you are is when you are still "in the making". If anyone steps on your foot, let the person know immediately. This is the time you can have your shoulders high up; you know why? The best friend of wealth is humility. Once wealth comes in, the wise ones know a slap from a boy of 12 years should be followed by "thank you sir/ma".

3. Leave parent's house:

Nowadays, the greatest fear of an average Nigerian man is the fear of the unknown; all thanks to the Nigerian economy. Staying under your parent's roof equates complacency and definitely you'd never be ready to throw stones at the fruits the life tree presents. Get out there and marvel you can actually feed yourself, probably even do more.

4. Leave the suburbs:

I do tell my friends this "...save being a farmer or for official reasons, what reason would a 21st century unemployed young man give for living in the villages?" Inspiration comes from seeing what magnificient projects your mates handle in the society. You claim nothing works yet you are enjoying akpu and palmwine in the village? Go out to the city and make yourself relevant. Information is power!

5. Its not always Nigerian Masters after BSc:

This is what I do tell people. Save the fact you currently work for a company and the portfolio of the office you hold supports improvement educational wise, kindly invest the money on a good and lucrative business. Make sure you do your homework well. If my parents had given me money for masters, I'd never dash it out to our poor educational system that adds nothing to the life of an average graduate. Life isn't about competition, many of your mates will rush to do masters even PhD after BSc, be intelligent enough to know what is next.

6. There is no right age for marriage:

Do you have a dream taking your time at the moment? Please invest all your energy in it. Never bow to pressure. It doesn't matter whatever tales have been told to your hearing; yes, they will surely tell you your friend's children will call you brother lagbaja. What matters at the end is the places your children can confidently march into and that which theirs cannot. Do not forget so easily how you wished you were some kids in your elementary school.

At the end if the perks of being married debars your life pursuit, the same people will be the ones to mock you! Be wise!

7. The power of life and death lies in the hand of a woman (not literarily).


It is safer not to marry than do and physically assault your wife. It does nothing but reduces man to nothing. As a young man, never take women seriously and do not kill yourself for a woman, the right woman will actually expend less of your energy and money.


Add yourz

Re: 7 Things Every Man Must Know Before He Clocks 30 by davidgini: 2:30pm On Jul 06, 2018
[quote author=daewoorazer post=66132539]1. Days of little beginnings:

To every individual is unique print pattern. It doesn't matter which of your mates you graduated university with neither does it which of them now works with Total NG, at the end what matters is the integrity of what you do, it will payoff someday! It doesn't matter if you hawk gala on the streets today, the disaster therein is complacency. Be proud of what you do, be hardworking, and always improve on yourself; if you don't believe me, read about the Ghanian teacher who taught computer lessons by drawing them on board.

2. Never settle for less when you are still hustling:

The best time to show who you are is when you are still "in the making". If anyone steps on your foot, let the person know immediately. This is the time you can have your shoulders high up; you know why? The best friend of wealth is humility. Once wealth comes in, the wise ones know a slap from a boy of 12 years should be followed by "thank you sir/ma".

3. Leave parent's house:

Nowadays, the greatest fear of an average Nigerian man is the fear of the unknown; all thanks to the Nigerian economy. Staying under your parent's roof equates complacency and definitely you'd never be ready to throw stones at the fruits the life tree presents. Get out there and marvel you can actually feed yourself, probably even do more.

4. Leave the suburbs:

I do tell my friends this "...save being a farmer or for official reasons, what reason would a 21st century unemployed young man give for living in the villages?" Inspiration comes from seeing what magnificient projects your mates handle in the society. You claim nothing works yet you are enjoying akpu and palmwine in the village? Go out to the city and make yourself relevant. Information is power!

5. Its not always Nigerian Masters after BSc:

This is what I do tell people. Save the fact you currently work for a company and the portfolio of the office you hold supports improvement educational wise, kindly invest the money on a good and lucrative business. Make sure you do your homework well. If my parents had given me money for masters, I'd never dash it out to our poor educational system that adds nothing to the life of an average graduate. Life isn't about competition, many of your mates will rush to do masters even PhD after BSc, be intelligent enough to know what is next.

6. There is no right age for marriage:

Do you have a dream taking your time at the moment? Please invest all your energy in it. Never bow to pressure. It doesn't matter whatever tales have been told to your hearing; yes, they will surely tell you your friend's children will call you brother lagbaja. What matters at the end is the places your children can confidently march into and that which theirs cannot. Do not forget so easily how you wished you were some kids in your elementary school.

At the end if the perks of being married debars your life pursuit, the same people will be the ones to mock you! Be wise!

7. The power of life and death lies in the hand of a woman (not literarily).


It is safer not to marry than do and physically assault your wife. It does nothing but reduces man to nothing. As a young man, never take women seriously and do not kill yourself for a woman, the right woman will actually expend less of your energy and money.


Add yourz

don't stop fearing woman

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