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The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 7:56am On Nov 13, 2018
I do not know how people expect to be rich overnight. I have been hearing about the "get rich quick syndrome " which seems to be doing more harm than good to the Nigerian society. Some Nigerian youths are no longer interested in making money the right,legal and honourable way. Some have gone into illegal acts such as armed robbery,political thuggery, kidnapping, Yahoo and Yahoo plus,money ritual etc.

These social vices are not helping the Nigerian society. Some of our youths no longer care about the dignity in labour and why hard work pays all they care about is making money at the expense of others .Money is not bad but it should be made in the right and honourable way.

You cannot be happy making money at the detriment of other people. Yes the government has failed but we the youth should not fail ourselves. I wonder when we became so money conscious that we no longer want to start small and grow big. We now want to blow by all means even if it is illegal. We are so interested in making money that we no longer care who we hurt in this process this is a bad way of reasoning.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 7:57am On Nov 13, 2018
There are four areas I believe encourage and discourage the get rich quick syndrome



1.PEER PRESSURE

The kind of friends one keep matters.These friends can influence the people around them both positively and negatively.The people we interact with matters when we are with the right circle of friends we get encouraged to do great things.When we are with the wrong circle of friends one can be influenced to partake in social vices which is harmful to the development of society.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 8:10am On Nov 13, 2018
2.PARENTS

Parents need to caution their children and not encourage them to get involved in illegal acts just to make money. As a parent if your child comes home with a car and you have no idea the kind of work they do even if you know and believe that the job they are engaged in cannot get them a car be bold enough to caution and ask questions.
Do not just welcome them with open arms ask them when and where they got such money from and the job they do.
Do not encourage them by welcoming them with open arms or compare them with their friends who seem well to do.

Do not compare your son David who is a barber to Samuel who is driving a flashy car and you may not even know the kind of work Samuel does which could be questionable.If you do David your son may be interested in being like Samuel and Samuel may just influence your son to engage in illegal acts.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 8:25am On Nov 13, 2018
3.RELIGIOUS HOUSES

Nigerians are religious and I believe that they hold their religious leaders in high regard.I believe that the messages they hear from their pastors and Imams and other leaders in their various houses of worship has a great influence on them.
I would admonish that our religious leaders begin to preach hard work,the dignity in labour to their followers.They should not welcome these people with open arms they should be bold enough to question them they should not keep quiet and pray for them because they brought tithe,offering and seed faith.They should instead caution these people be sure about the jobs they do.They should condemn illegal activitie in their messages and admonish parents to discourage their children from engaging in illegal acts.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 8:32am On Nov 13, 2018
4.GOVERNMENT

Our leaders need to know that they are supposed to serve us and not the other way around.One of the functions of government is to provide jobs for unemployed Nigerians.Government needs to wake up to its responsibility and provide jobs for its people.
In a mixed economy like Nigeria government remains the highest employer of labour.So by living up to this responsibility jobs should be provided for our youths so as for these illegal acts be discouraged.The government and other well meaning Nigerians should also help in providing skill acquisition centres for our youths so as for them not to stay idle.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by CAPSLOCKED: 11:48am On Nov 13, 2018
Ladyhippolyta88:
3.RELIGIOUS HOUSES

Nigerians are religious and I believe that they hold their religious leaders in high regard.I believe that the messages they hear from their pastors and Imams and other leaders in their various houses of worship has a great influence on them.

I would admonish that our religious leaders begin to preach hard work,the dignity in labour to their followers.

They should not welcome these people with open arms they should be bold enough to question them they should not keep quiet and pray for them because they brought tithe,offering and seed faith.

They should instead caution these people be sure about the jobs they do.

They should condemn illegal activitie in their messages and admonish parents to discourage their children from engaging in illegal acts.

LOL, WASTE OF TIME.
IF PASTORS DO THIS IT'LL MINIMIZE THEIR FINANCIAL PROFIT.. AND WE KNOW THE MAIN PURPOSE OF CHURCHES IS TO CONTROL AND EXTORT FROM THE GULLIBLE IN EVERY POSSIBLE FORMS.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Ladyhippolyta88(f): 12:26pm On Nov 13, 2018
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LOL, WASTE OF TIME.
IF PASTORS DO THIS IT'LL MINIMIZE THEIR FINANCIAL PROFIT.. AND WE KNOW THE MAIN PURPOSE OF CHURCHES IS TO CONTROL AND EXTORT FROM THE GULLIBLE IN EVERY POSSIBLE FORMS.

Abeg nor make me laugh grin
I am trying to pass a message across here cheesy

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by IamPlato(m): 1:37pm On Nov 13, 2018
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Nothing Like Get Rich Quick!



There Is No Quick Way To Solid Success!



The Only Available Get Rich Quick Technique Doesnt Even Live up To The Name And Its The Fastest Way To Die Horribly

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by bigiyaro(m): 3:40pm On Nov 13, 2018
in this century of fast stuffs, I believe there are more ways to get rich very quickly. in the olden days it takes a lifetime to become rich or wealthy. But now we have under 30 billioniers and under 20 millionaires. take mbape for example. so I believe in getting rich real quick.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by kunleweb: 7:20pm On Dec 26, 2018
This is Fp material. Where are the.mods




Help maje the society saner by pushing this post to Fp

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by godwinstringed1(m): 7:25pm On Dec 26, 2018
Hmmm
Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by rentAcock(m): 10:34pm On Dec 26, 2018
OP it seems like you have Sleeping Beauty syndrome or a severe case of narcolepsy or you just woke up from a coma because everything you wrote has been in prevalence even before the days of my grandfather. This is nothing new, Nigerians are greedy, it isn't something society teaches them, it is deeply encoded in their DNA. As sad as it sounds, no matter how good the economy is, even if it surpasses America's economy, Nigerians will still seek out overnight success by demonic and criminal ways.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by ClearFlair: 10:35pm On Dec 26, 2018
Check the music.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Rexnegro(m): 10:35pm On Dec 26, 2018
am telling you
Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:35pm On Dec 26, 2018
NIGERIA is Finished
Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by tecnolad(m): 10:36pm On Dec 26, 2018
Most times, people are just point-blank greedy! The other day, I was taking a selfie with my phone and when a guy saw the three rear camera set up, he asked questions about the phone's specs and how much it costed.

Upon hearing the price, this dude started screaming "O boy! See oppression o!" With a desperate look on his face.

Imagine what that guy would do to me if he laid hands on me when no one else was watching, if he could not get his way to rob someone of their money.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Nasir123(m): 10:36pm On Dec 26, 2018
When u have Lazy youth with a very lazy Medulla what do u expect?

95% of Nigeria youth have brain malfunction. No apology!
If u'r not with them you won't understand.
Free money
Drugs
Pursuing girls/men up and down
Can't wright ordinary Exam without preparing for EXPO
Can't reason properly (ask them on Nairaland)
The list is endless.

The youth should wake up from their STUPIDITY.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by thesicilian: 10:36pm On Dec 26, 2018
What shall it profit a man to be poor in this life and still not make heaven?

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Jemmynovel: 10:37pm On Dec 26, 2018
Come and learn how to build a sales team... This is not get rich quick...

Call or whatsapp me on 08137309039

I will menthor you...
Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:37pm On Dec 26, 2018
Rubbish post.


If I don't have money will you allow me to blow you?


I saw your profile last week on instamessage you told me 10k for till day break, you expected me to pay with my useless salary right?

Oluwa bless all the night Husslers money must be made? What's the need to live 90yrs in poverty rather I'll live just 40s in massive wealth.


For the mayes they must *** for all they did to our forefathers 400yrs in slavery they never start to ***

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:37pm On Dec 26, 2018
Live fast and die young is the new mantra. But how can you blame the youths? Most kids from poor homes have to work hard even if it is at the wrong things. The slow route you advocate does not bear immediate fruits, and only people with strong support systems can thrive in it without becoming impatient and overly eager to see material results.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:38pm On Dec 26, 2018
Obaofusa:
Rubbish post.


If I don't have money will you allow me to blow you?


I saw your profile last week on instamessage you told me 10k for till day break

LOL. I believe this is not true. Can you share screenshots?? I swear I need to laugh this night.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:38pm On Dec 26, 2018
7 0ut every ten boys you see are into online scam

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Charles4075(m): 10:41pm On Dec 26, 2018
Obaofusa:
Rubbish post.


If I don't have money will you allow me to blow you?


I saw your profile last week on instamessage you told me 10k for till day break
Abeg, help me ask her ohhh.

Na people like her dey say, ''If you nor get money, hide your face''.

Nonsense post. Tufiakwa

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by demolinka(m): 10:41pm On Dec 26, 2018
We need to be deliberate in what we are teaching the next generation; in schools, on TV, in politics, at home... Enforce ban on songs that promote stupendous wealth (legit or otherwise), no more flashy videos with semi nude girls, no more aristos on campuses, celebration of innovation, REDUCTION IN SALARIES OF PUBLIC OFFICE HOLDERS (OR TIE IT TO THE HEALTH OF THE ECONOMY)...

Let's try those ones

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:43pm On Dec 26, 2018
KOPT33:


LOL. I believe this is not true. Can you share screenshots?? I swear I need to laugh this night.
I swear I can expose her if she dares talk rubbish

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Charles4075(m): 10:45pm On Dec 26, 2018
thesicilian:
What shall it profit a man to be poor in this life and still not make heaven?
Gbam!!! � � � better pikin. Oil dey your head joor.

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by groomed: 10:46pm On Dec 26, 2018
Obaofusa:
Rubbish post.


If I don't have money will you allow me to blow you?


I saw your profile last week on instamessage you told me 10k for till day break, you expected me to pay with my useless salary right?

Oluwa bless all the night Husslers money must be made? What's the need to live 90yrs in poverty rather I'll live just 50s in massive wealth.


For the mayes they must *** for all they did to our forefathers 400yrs in slavery they never start to ***
na man o... before u go go fork man.... grin grin grin grin

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by monimekaz(m): 10:46pm On Dec 26, 2018
Ladyhippolyta88:
There are four areas I believe encourage and discourage the get rich quick syndrome



1.PEER PRESSURE

The kind of friends one keep matters.These friends can influence the people around them both positively and negatively.The people we interact with matters when we are with the right circle of friends we get encouraged to do great things.When we are with the wrong circle of friends one can be influenced to partake in social vices which is harmful to the development of society.

Now you have written all these ..if a hustling come and woo you ..won't you rather wait for that ritualist ..

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by Nobody: 10:47pm On Dec 26, 2018
Obaofusa:
I swear I can exoose her if she dares talk rubbish

@Ladyhippolyta88 -- is this true? This is a very weighty allegation. Are you a sex worker?

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Re: The Get Rich Quick Syndrome In Nigeria by coalcoal1(m): 10:47pm On Dec 26, 2018
I hear they now use girls' pants

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