₦airaland Forum

Temple1288:
Nairaland helped me a lot, and a particular moniker did well for me tho I got some laughing at me when I asked. Actually it was thru the help of a White Southern American and his wife that I zoomed off. I met them while working as an attendant in Igoni Hotels.
I spent about 300 thousand Naira (my own money) while the rest came from their family purse.
I landed in Fargo, North Dakota on October 10th 2016 and on Jan 20th 2017 I left for Ellisville, Mississippi (just 1 hr to Hattiesburg)

One thing I've noticed in all my travel is that in Nigeria, poverty is planted, notured, grown and harvested.

sodiqapril:
I remember one year lidat during ileya period when ram fighting was still common. A friend of mine , their dad bought a ram of about 85k. so his elder brother put this insect, Guluso ( i don't know what it's called in English) on the ram's head when it wanted to fight. it kept tickling the ram the only way it could shake it off wasn't hitting his horn against anything that comes it way. after the ram destroyed it's opponent. to remove the Gulusos became a problem as the tickling had made the ram mad. it just made for the iron pole that served as the goalpost on the field where the fight took place and continued hitting it's head on it till he died. their father punished them by not buying ram for three years.

Lloydthesaint:
Death to the wicked tribe

Shibaraba:
Just buy a car and save yourself all these stress

MrBONE2:
It was abomination cos it was believed that the cloths worn by Bonebeings contain harmful and unnatural chemicals which good in their health thereby reducing life Expectancy,hence the primitive ones eg Leaves,Grass,Animal skins etc is the best way to go with SiSi