₦airaland Forum

kingbee90:
800k. Post sides of the car & engine pictures. Or Should I call you?

JasonScoolari:
Leave that miscreant, he is behaving like Lamidi Apapa in this thread.

Darlingme:
This has nothing to do with entitlement mentality.

No one is an island and we all need each other to live peacefully.
So, a man died in my neighborhood and his children has forbidden their rich and wealthy uncles from contributing to the burial. Accordingly to the children, their poor father died of starvation, which they have been appealing to relatives, also his only brother who works in an oil company in PH for assistant and he has always promised to help, but never did. This uncle happens to be the first person to send an ambulance to convey the corpse to the village, and the children rejected his offer.
I don't understand. Why do we have rich family members, friends, yet we suffer poverty?
Why is it always easy for people who can save their fellow humans from death, starvation, depression always ignore them, but once he/she dies, it's easy to raise money for burial.

Even on social media, we bully, humiliate each other, push some people into depression with our words and write up, but once the person commit succid, we tend to start posting pics with lovely write ups. Condemning their suicidal action and blaming them for not voicing out?
why? Is it our environment, social way of behaving?

Have you ever experience any of this? Can you share such experience?
What's your general opinion about this?

Nemesis0147:
U no go collect 20m?
Thief!!

eteebanky1:
3m

TheBillyonaire:
initial gragra

shadelek:
Your phone number?

flexyrule:
Owner bought Range Rover Vogue and can't keep more than 4 cars.

shadelek:
1.3m?