₦airaland Forum

sholatech:
Damn..So Music does pay this much? I like his taste. Exterior design, interior decors all have the wow factor and pretty contemporary designs that will stand the test of time.

Lexusgs430:
Ambode, kindly extend ur land charge.....

FarahAideed:
Jealousy

Lexusgs430:
Me ke, jealous?

If I reside in a hut, I love it so.......

pweshdodo:
Okay sir

ericsmith:
OP why are thou lie for us ,,honestly these looks like the next big brother house come 2019.. i believe me and my prospective housemates will live here by prayer or force. tayad of my one room face me i slap u compound,,the queue @ the bathroom n toilet can be so annoying ... COL i don suffer

kenodrill:
I never knew there's so much money in the Music Industry! Just mk noise and money starts flowing!

Venerable612:
Congratulations bro.

It’s this kind of news that pushes a lot of youths to pursue the fast lane (Yahoo). They tend to forget these guys paid the dues with a lot of hard work and ‘street smart’.

But Who can blame them?

Average youth studies at the Uni/Poly. Spends roughly 3 years passing Waec/Jamb and gaining admission. Spends 5-6 obtaining the degree due to strike. Graduates, and proceed for NYSC. And for law and medical students; undertake compulsory Bar and Housemanship of about a year and half. Guy/lady is now like 25/26 - and some dimwit companies will put up adverts for graduates not more 25 with 2 years experience!

Some others won’t study for degree. He/She does not want to study at higher levels - and quite rightly, we don’t all have to. He’s left with petrol attendant, street-side school teacher, or learn some trade and earn a meagre 8 - 15k; if so blessed.

Dads/Mum are retired a couple years. Others only privileged to set up shops and businesses. But business is very slow - for obvious reasons. Inflation is at its peak. Consumers don’t have high purchasing power - because the income (minimum wage for instance) is not commensurate with the higher cost of living as a result of bad economic policies.

So what are we left with?

About 70% (guess) of economically active citizens who are not contributing meaningfully to the economy.

Reality is starker. There are no alternative careers for youths to pursue. There is no Asda or Morrison’s that youths can do apprenticeship and make a good life, Just like Timaya. There are no mildly strenuous pensionable train or bus stations that our 50-70 yr olds can work, pay taxes and make a good life for their wards. There are no benefits whatsoever for new born babies - moreso, for being a Nigerian.

#We must all wake up - and empower ourselves. This is not about building a multi-million naira house like Timaya. It’s about making a good life for our family, and building a sustainable community for our future generations. We can’t afford to make the same mistakes our fathers did.

psucc:
Op next time, please start from the outside. First pics should be the whole building followed by elevations, before proceeding to interior

pweshdodo:
You too go and make noise

kenodrill:
Ara
baraba kon chaaa tid ferrida(*2)

rattlesnake:
by singing rubbish