₦airaland Forum

Kobojunkie:
I said 83% of the people that are married are struggling in poverty. That in no way means the other 17% became financially comfortable after marriage. Please stop abeg!

Sluacoast:
I'm still a single young man. I'm almost approaching my 30s. But I'd love to share with you guys the most romantic marriage proposal I've ever witnessed.

I never believe this dude did all these, honestly speaking. What if things never worked as planned and she ended up turning down is proposing. Well, let me quickly elaborate before I bored you guys with unsolicited epistle.

Well, I was returning from a church service on a very sunny day. The church dismisses and everybody were in a hurry to go home. I heard someone Shouting at the top of his voice inside the church premises. He said someone stole is money which he claimed were in dollar from his bag. He immediately made an order that nobody is allowed to leave the premises. Did you believe he went directly to this lady. Telling her that she was the one who stole his money. That lady was terrified. People were just looking at them. This was going on for the past 20 mins. She tried to explain that she knows nothing about any stolen dollar. The dude immediately order her to check her bag. Behold, there was a black small shining bag inside her bag. She started stuttering. How come. People almost started calling her names that she's a thief.

Before you know what's happening. A handsome young man walked into the church premises and told her to open the bag. I don't know what got into her but it seems obviously that she has gotten a clear glance of what this is all about. Immediately she opened it. She found a ring and the dude went down on his kneels to propose. Omo, una go fear clapping and jubilation. On a second thought I felt this whole marriage proposal saga was fixed and rigged. It looks kind of fictional but I believe that was an entertaining scene to witnessed. Thank you

Kobojunkie:
Who told you that nonsense?

Kobojunkie:
Yet over 83% of Nigerians who are marriage are under the clasps of poverty and their children are projected to remain under the same burden for generations to come?

No be marriage abeg... na commonsense, whether married or not.

Almiron:
Na inferior men aka losers, dey package to marry women, if you’re not financially stable stay away from women, if nature calls soapy or carry olosho. Focus on your goals. If you marry and born pikin with no stable source of income.

Read my fingers…. You will suffer.

Coolx:
So literally with no 3 above one will to serve
If I get u right

Deborah0w:
Please am 30 years and 5months and I want to serve, how possible it is

ikennaoma:
na tell I tell am after money don set o.. I wan marry you how far we fit run and she said no wahala..

megafaraday:
Good day nairalanders. Pls if you are looking into dealing with prop firms, pls do well to avoid consummate traders. Their customer service is terrible on all their channels and they manipulate your trades, add trades from their backend and say you have breached their drawdown rule. Your account is gone. Experienced it and saw other traders go through same

IkpemhiTG:
Am unable to purchase a theme from themeforest because my card doesn't work with paypal. What option do I have ? Who has experience this before and how did you solve the problem. Thanks

iCauseTrouble:
Thanks bro. What's the process like? She is over 30 and wants to change her DOB to be able to serve

RAFFIZY:
Good day everyone,I have had difficulty login to my jamb portal because I have not had access to my Gmail account used in registering for jamb,which contains my password,is it possible for me to change the mail for me to login successfully.

iCauseTrouble:
Please, how much is Jamb Regularisation?
I have someone that has issues with her Date of Birth

farells:
How much? I need to know too

wirinet:
Exactly. I am thinking of switching to Tizeti. I hear their unlimited plan is just N13k and its never throttled. The only catch is that you cannot connect more than 5 devices.

slawomir:
Damnnn niggar
This looks like a sponsored post

johnnobles:
Please am a flight newbie, what's the process involve, and the price from lag to abj

LegendHero:
What he said sound good on paper, but in reality, it will be too counterproductive.

If you do that to those foreign countries, other investors brining their money to your economy will be wary of doing that and investment into the country will reduce drastically.

Even the said Nigerian companies might not be able to meet capacity. When we shut the border for food import, we thought our farmers and etc can ramp up production to increase supply internally but the reverse is the case.

Even tho we can blame insecurity for that too but Nigerian does not have that capacity yet to increase supply within a short time. Whether telecom, agriculture, or etc.

Lastly, if Tinubu do this same thing Reno propose and it backfires tomorrow, It is the same Reno that will write another epistle to blame Tinubu.

Oby Ekwesili wrote many epistle on why FG need to remove subsidy and liberalize the petroleum market. Now they did that, the same woman is now complaining bitterly again.

Buddha3:
Driver's licence ready in a day? In this corn kingdom?

Please how? Where?

Greatn3ss:
Good morning nairalanders,

I'm just a fresh graduate seeking for greener pasture, I've been applying for driving jobs around because I have a little driving experience at least if I can start from there. But the Issue is they have been requesting for my drivers license which I don't have at the moment, however I've started the process and according to information the drivers license sould take about 2 to 3 months to process.
Now I'm thinking of what to do within the space of this 3 months since I'm presently idle. What easy but promising hand work can I learn?, or what easy software skill should I learn to boost my career in the future or probably boost my CV?, which organization in Lagos can I work voluntarily for 3 months to gain skills that can help boost my CV?
Someone suggested learning how to fill gas.

NB; please if you own any organization within Lagos where I can work voluntarily, or you have any link or connection please help out. I don't like staying idle

Klass99:
Lol 🤣, you make it sound like his reasons are not good enough and he should sit his butt down in Naija.

Some Nigerians have japa-ed because people they know personally did so and they didn't want to feel left out or left behind.

Malaria is a very good reason to japa too.......or you don't think so?

Mille:
My brother, if only you saw how scared I was when my daughter was sick. I can't imagine that happening consistently.

Mille:
To be clear, I love living in Nigeria. I have had the best social standing and quality of life here. Coupled with the social support readily available to me, I am not in any hurry to leave Nigeria. I have tasted life on the other side and I know what to expect.

But the issue is I am very prone to Malaria. Growing up, I used to treat malaria like 6-7 times a year to the point that I know almost the nurses and doctors in any area I move to. As an adult making bread, I have been able to reduce that to like 2 times a year with very proactive actions that doesn't come cheap. I am very rarely down with anything other than malaria.

A few days ago, my 2-year old daughter got malaria for the first time while I was also down with it. I had to forget about my own and ensure she got the best treatment. I was restless and worried for the 2-3 days she was down. Now I can't even bear the thought of seeing her down with it again not to even talk about having it constantly.

I have been looking at options abroad (Germany job seeker visa, Netherlands orientation visa, Sweden job seeker visa), all of which I qualify for easily. Is there a way to know if she is prone to Malaria or it's just a one time thing? I am the only one prone to Malaria amongst my siblings. The others rarely get sick at all.

Btw; I am AA and my daughter is AA too. I am already feeling I would be doing her a huge favor moving to a country without any chance of malaria occurrence.

Ademola47:
I think they were being petite. What's more important is what he can contribute to the intellectual discourse to move the nation forward and quality representation of his constituents. His dressing is just his way of life.

He might not like to wear Agbada or suit like his colleagues.

Krak:
Oh, now I see. That 18k was a mistake. That's why I really can't remember. Sorry about that.

Krak:
Sorry, I never told anyone I bought it for twenty. And yes, I paid delivery fee for it, 2500.

Krak:
I bought it for 20k in January.

Krak:
I bought it for 20k in January.