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Chai I haven't played chess for a long time

In summary, just have money and never be broke in life.

Here's Mine.

MTN 4G Network.

Total Usage
36GB

Georgia is considerable

roteblomen:
Not move per se, but I've been in Nigeria now for one month, and I'm enjoying every part of it. It has everything to do with mindset. If you see the cup half full or half empty. Before coming, I identified the major issue that will make my life easy and tackled them from the start.

For me it was power, logistics, and western-like comfort. Also, I'll try not to move around often unless necessary, to avoid traffic frustrations and bad road bumping. In these regards, getting a car, an AC in my whole apartment, house renovation and inverter was my goal. To have 100% uninterrupted power, and not being dealt with by the hot sun. My food stuff I buy either through jumia or send someone, and my office is in one of the bedrooms in my apartment.

I'm still working on all these, but these are the things one needs to do to make Nigeria less frustrating. I have an online business, so I don't really have to go anywhere. With a western income in a country like Nigeria, you'll enjoy yourself everyday. But make sure you have the ability to go back if needed, for stuff like medical care and much more.

Right now, I see Nigeria like a holiday resort, I enjoy everyday of it. Like I said earlier, its about if you see the glass half full, or half empty, a lot have to do with your mindset. If you're the type that expect perfection in everything and complains a lot, then Nigeria is not for you, because you'll be frustrated every single seconds. Particularly, I enjoy the food, and that everyone looks like me. Unless I intentionally speak with a foreign accent, no one knows I'm from anywhere, and I like that invisibility.

Also, do not forget that Nigeria contains about 36 states. You don't have to live in Lagos, Abuja or port Harcourt to enjoy Nigeria, I'm in Enugu now and this city is not only peaceful, but ridiculously cheap to live in. My uncle rent a duplex in trans ekulu area for about 500k per year, that's about 1000 us dollars. For reference, I pay 1.100 USD monthly for a flat in Amsterdam, so you see, the difference?

To summarise, just have an income from abroad, get a car for mobility, a good house in a safe area, renovate your house to western standards, outsource unnecessary things such as laundry and food stockings, and enjoy your life. Everyday will feel like holiday in Nigeria with this formula. Naija sweet.

thats great. the summary of this.
just have money.

I can't try it

JoeEeL:
This DBanj just dey act like man with guilty conscience these days.

Explain abeg

Dave0116:
This one sounds like a local government chairman in anambra state threatening to arrest Buhari...

Ahswear

I was thinking about the economy and I decided to ask this question..

What if Government just decide to pass a law that would reduce the price of all goods and services by 50% eg fuel from N160 to N80 etc

What would happen

And

Is this theory possible to achieve?

CC lalasticala , seun

Spending so much money in a new business

I remembered how this nin suffered me in January, would leave home 5:00am no number.

Yeah she have all access to every content of my phone. What exactly am I hiding. But me I don't bother to check her phone what am I searching for? When I have important things to do with my time.

seanwiIIiam:
are you the one that created that logo on your dp?

Yes I did.