₦airaland Forum

ufotunang:
..the man in the video above is chioma father

Kobicove:
I thought rumour mongers said her parents were denied visa to the United States

Ilamina:
I always wanted to get married when I was 24

Time passed

When I was 32, I was like maybe marriage is not meant for me,
I was beginning to enjoy the fact I might not get married
I gave up on everything marriage

Unfortunately I have no choice
I have to get married now
Feel like crying

Firebox123:
you'll be scammed

Just watch and see

Person register today you don dey ask for work for him

Godsown223012:
I'm actually thinking of either staying here in Owode, Ogun State, or relocating to Abeokuta in Ogun State. In Owode, I came here to serve, and after serving for one year, I've been looking for a job. I went to Lagos to source for jobs, but there were none. So, I started barbing, and my friend and I used to barb together. We served there together, and we also taught part-time in schools. Later, my friend traveled out to the UK, and I'm still here in Nigeria hustling and working. It has been very hard for me. But lately, last year, I actually got a gig through some people who introduced me to online survey. I started taking on online survey, and this year, God has been faithful. At least, in a week, I've been making a minimum of around 100k or 120k or 98k sometimes.

After seeing my progress this year, I feel like I should relocate to Abeokuta because this place is kind of a rural area with no reliable electricity and poor road networks. However, one major consideration is the cost of living. Here in Owode, the cost of living is relatively affordable, and I can get a room and parlor self-contained apartment for around ₦150,000 maximum. In contrast, I've found that similar apartments in Abeokuta are going for around ₦700,000, which is a significant difference. I'm thinking of renting a house there and starting a new life, but I'm not sure if it's worth breaking the bank.

The thing is, my friend who is in the UK called me last week and expressed interest in renting a shop for me here in Owode. He wants to furnish it so I can have a dedicated space for barbing. Now, I'm skeptical about whether I should relocate to Abeokuta or convince him to rent a shop for me there instead. My concern is that if I go to Abeokuta and he refuses to rent a shop for me there, he might think I'm not serious. I'm torn between staying in Owode and letting him rent a shop for me or relocating to Abeokuta and possibly taking only online survey. In Owode, I can still barb, go to school, and take online survey, but in Abeokuta, the only work I'd be doing is taking online surveys.

I need some help deciding what to do.

saddler:
Say what you know. And learn what you dont know.

The earliest writers of Yoruba history i.e Samuel Johnson wrote emphatically that Oduduwa was a foreigner to Yoruba land that he came from Egypt or Middle East.

But now we know Oduduwa came from Igodomigodo. This is the reason Oranmiyan was invited to come and rule Benin because he is a descendant of Oduduwa.

Putinofrussia:
lol Grok was not birthed then or is Grok a soothsayer?
Ok,ask him your daddy's name.


Answer from WhatsApp AI



Oduduwa is a revered figure in Yoruba mythology, known as the founder and spiritual father of the Yoruba people. He's a complex figure with multiple narratives surrounding his existence, but here's a brief overview¹ ² ³:
- *Divine Origins*: According to Yoruba mythology, Oduduwa was chosen by Olodumare, the supreme deity, to create the earth and establish a prosperous kingdom in a land known as Ife.
- *Creator Deity*: Oduduwa is often depicted as a creator deity, credited with shaping the modern leadership of the Yoruba nation and playing a crucial role in the creation of the world.
- *Legendary Founder*: He's believed to have descended from heaven with a chain and a handful of earth, using these materials to create the first land and establish the Yoruba kingdom.
- *Royal Lineage*: Oduduwa's legacy extends to the establishment of a royal lineage, known as the House of Oduduwa, which has produced successive Oonis (kings) who are considered direct descendants of Oduduwa.
- *Cultural Significance*: Oduduwa's impact on Yoruba culture is immense, representing unity, diversity, and spiritual energy. His story has been passed down through generations, shaping the identity, beliefs, and practices of millions of people.

Some interesting facts about Oduduwa include⁴ ⁵:
- *Multiple Names*: Oduduwa is also known as Oòdua, Ooduwa, or Odudua, with different interpretations of his name.
- *Number Significance*: His numbers are 8 or 16 and all their multiples.
- *Receptacle*: His receptacle is the chest of Oduduwa.
- *Historical Existence*: Some researchers argue that Oduduwa might have been a real person who lived during a period of migration and settlement in ancient Nigeria.






Igodomi dodo koh,Igodomi Ogede ni
Igodomi dodo koh,Igodomi Ogede ni
Igodomi dodo koh,Igodomi Ogede ni
Igodomi dodo koh,Igodomi Ogede ni

saddler:
Oduduwa's origin has been found. He came from Igodomigodo in present day Edo state.

As at the time of Igodomigodo, Present'-day Edo was ruled by rulers who were called Ogiso which literally means king of the sky.

So when Oduduwa got to ife, they asked him who he was and he told them he is a descendant of king of the sky.

That's how Yoruba mythology of Oduduwa descending from the sky started.

parkervero:
Hell No.

They're not the same and will not be the same.

dozymars:
So in Nigeria, Power supply is now 24hrs/7days ?
There is water running through your taps
without the need for borehole or digging a well ?

They now have good roads ?

The health sector has been restored ?

No traffic

You can dispose your trash and recycles easily ?

The internet is always available?

CoronaVirusPro:
Not delusion. He is telling you reality.

Many people abroad are tired of the life. They just trying to save enough and return.

The modern day abroad is overhyped. Things are tough over there now.

ejiszmindset:
Exactly. Whatever he smokes is none of my concern. We have not had any issue but he is suspicious of me because he thinks I’m a policeman so he is snooping around and trying to get info about me. I’m just trying to find a way to manage the situation without escalation

Starboytwo:
This thread don't add up...


I heard you say you only hear sound of lighter..

You ain't never seen him do the do before.

Your camera has never caught him, despite buying spy camera.

Reported to police but no Evidence.

He always wear cardigan and hoody...

Baba, what transpired between y'all. Tell us.

ejiszmindset:
I am not active on X and I do not know the appropriate handles to tag to the post. If you can suggest a few I will be grateful.

ejiszmindset:
His apartment is always locked. All Windows always shut even the kitchen window is not opened when they are cooking. The curtains are always closed so it’s difficult to see him doing it but myself and the neighbors next to his flat always hear him spark lighter from morning to night. He wears cardigan and hoodies even when it’s sunny outside.

ejiszmindset:
I'm dealing with a very troubling situation. My neighbor in the flat next to mine is constantly using ice (methamphetamine) every day. His behavior has become increasingly erratic and disturbing. He causes frequent trouble, and at night, he even enters my ceiling space from his apartment.

When his wife tries to caution him, he brushes her off and says things like “Who am I?” and “What can I do?” He has also been spreading lies about me to his relatives and seems to be plotting things with his friends. On a few occasions, I’ve overheard him say things like, “Do I know who he is? , he will kill me,” which is deeply concerning.

Some neighbors have urged me not to react violently, saying it might be a spiritual issue and that confronting him physically could harm or even kill him. This whole situation has become overwhelming for me, and I’m not sure how to move forward without putting myself at risk.

If anyone has experience dealing with something like this—especially involving drugs, threats, and potential mental health or spiritual issues—please advise on the best course of action. I want to stay safe and deal with this lawfully and wisely.

princechurchill:
His face summons up everything that is wrong with the police department in this zoo

PlasmaTV:
I glossed over the 800k monthly part cos I find it to be a bit unrealistic.
If the OP truly makes 800k monthly, then selling the car to reinvent in business is a no brainer.

Sonnobax15:

Sell it bro....

Anything that doesn't give you peace of mind and is equally affecting your finances should be considered a red flag and should be cut ties with...

As a matter of fact, I'm personally having similar issues with my Keke and as I'm typing this,it's already for sale and there's no amount of advice anybody will give to me that will make me have a change of mind......Cuz I'm the one who's on that shoes,and I know how heavy it has been for me.....so I'm letting it go , without having a second thought.