₦airaland Forum

Prymestrr:
Don't quote me again since you've choosen to sound stupid.

When you don't have sense how can you ever learn.

DriggityDre:
You could have ended it there. Lalasticlala didn't change it BTW, even when he was told.

Did you watch the Instagram video?

I did on tunde page. Jude is being honest. Cynthia is just playing the emotional game like most ladies do.

Prymestrr:
This guy Jude sounds like a user. 40 million dollars in audio money.
It's a proven fact that in the entertainment industry all over the world, all these talentless paper pushers like Jude have been ripping off the true artistes of the rewards that came as a result of their talent. Sony music and Michael Jackson will always be a point of reference.
And all these useless naija record labels are owned by nonsense people who are just out to enrich themselves by exploiting the blood and sweat of the true artistes. They are the real monsters.

Kuyo:
[/quote][quote author=DriggityDre post=89922321]That's all I see here, for him to say something like that.

He might have had problems with her, but they parted, and now he's still trying to drag her name.

Trying to put himself as the good guy, but he lapsed big time.

$40M??

I just hope Nigerians can see past this facade.

Mugus it's 40 million Naira not dollar. Jude is obviously saying the truth but you guys are blinded by sentiments and emotion instead of being logical

zudozz:
Thank u for reminding me that am too old to exchange words with u. But note what I said from the beginning. Funke creation in JENIFA d comedy d illiterate girl character n language and what she has made out of it is awesome. Nollywood icon Geneviv is a terrific actress but she has not been able to create anything like funke's Jenifa. But that does not mean Funke is even in her level yet. Something Funke Jenifer herself even confirmed. But give credit to Funke Akindele for ''Yenifa'

But you earlier said Funke is a better actress than Genevieve.
Dude let's forget about this. I'm sorry for quoting you earlier.

zudozz:
I ve seen ur pic on ur profile....Rats come here to puke trash..

You're still a hungry kid. Messing you up won't be a tough task. Better be useful to your parents.

zudozz:
Am as dumb as ur mama smelly toto!

Prodigal son

sonnie10:
Genevieve is a great actress not actor

Empty head

zudozz:
Can Geneviv create n play the comic role this Funke girl plays in Jenifa? Geneviv is a great actress though.

Bro you're dumb o

Sonnobax15:
Erigga suppose to dey fresh but d igbo wey he dey smoke no go fit allow am....

any how cha,congratz my bro 4 area.

Shut up mugu

More blessings brozay

PoliticallyInco:
Move to Canada. In my humble opinion.
Biko.
That your level 12 salary could be a week's pay in Canada. The beginning will be rough. But you are a Nigerian. You are dogged. Go there have a plan. Get a goal. Take actions to chase it based on the Canadian environment. Ordinary DoorDash or Point Pickup in the US for example gives you 100 Dollars per day. Per day. Almost 40k per day. (Don't know what the exchange rate is as I type this).

The only good thing about the civil service in Nigeria is job security of sorts. And freedom to run a business and work. Please if you can,
kindly ignore that stupid conflict of interest rule. It is the most stupid rule of the civil service. They use you for 35 years or so. Then dump you. You have no business experience when and if your gratuity is paid. Your pension/gratuity is of little value due to inflation and loss of value of the naira. There is no cost of living adjustment of any sort. So the only good thing is little job security and freedom to run your own business. The pay is shit. Nepotism is rife. Motivation is usually low.


In my honest opinion, plan well. Save enough. Improve your skills. And go to Canada. You can also work and run your business. Entrpeneural opportunities are there too and the economy more stable and predictable. Financing is also a possibility with good credit rating.

The Canadian option also better favours your CHILDREN. They have much of a headstart. Especially with the opportunity of being born and raised there. Think about it. Hopefully they won't worry like you now about what to do.

Unless you are not up for the initial stress that comes with this move. Otherwise, look beyond the now and see the future. Talk with your siblings. What are the opportunities? What are your plans and theirs for you? Are you schooling first? Are you working immediately? How much are they willing to support to allow you find your footing?

Have a concrete plan with contingencies. Take the bold step. All things go well you have Canadian Residency and Nigerian Citizenship. You can move between countries whenever you want.

Dude stop typing rubbish. You type like a typical Nigerian who has never left for cotonou before sef