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ogkrakkid:As today isn’t Sunday there is no point. So, why are you here? |
Taeewo:He opened the thread on the day he got laid off. It means he was working until the very day (or hour) he was told to go home, of which he then created the thread we’re reading. Where in the world does someone’s account balance enter zero immediately they are handed a letter of resignation? If he has a family then it’s all the more reason he should have saved cash to last the full period and more. So, if he suffered a car accident it’s the same way he’ll lay at the scene posting a beg thread on Nairaland? |
Chuky7:No, she isn't. |
I hope his obituary is getting written. I’ve noticed once Nigerians catch this disease there is no hope on coming back. I am happy the virus is not discriminating anyone based on status. This was how we prayed Boko Haram would activate, but it seems those idiots were too small-minded to think up such a grand modus operandi. |
annieberl:There are a lot of menial labourers working despite the lockdown. OP should go look for a construction site and lift breeze blocks all day. At the same time there is no way his savings ended one full hour after losing his job. |
ogkrakkid:It wasn’t the ideal, yes? |
Anybody can make a thread nowadays. The intellectual requirement for attention seeking now has a very low bar. |
ogkrakkid:When was the last time? |
Okay. Somebody should mention me if he pulls through with the refund. |
The discussions in the Nairaland politics section at the time of his rule will prove otherwise. |
I didn’t create this account searching for attention, so none. The person who introduced me here had four of his hit the front page. After those he lost the spark and never struck gold anymore. |
You no dey tire to post this? |
Damn, at least she was busy during the lockdown. So that’s nine months of no drugs or alcohol then. Good for her, she needed the detox. |
MichaelDuf:If the pay is good. Nigerians love their lives too much and claim hunger is a bane to their existence. They always have a price and are willing to do anything if sure of payment. |
...and the creative writer of the day is... |
MichaelDuf:Which doesn’t exist anymore. Africans have wisened up since then. Other African nations are now quick to shame any other gullible to fall for the white man’s schemes. |
#story. In his day he was a small heavyweight. Now we have monsters weighing up to 260 - 280lbs in fighting shape. As the years go fighters get bigger, stronger and faster than generations past. Without utilizing defence a lot of these modern guys will still tank his punches and leave his prime self sleeping on the canvas. |
R.E.M.I.X. *air horn*, *air horn*. The documentary was not based on the current situation in any way. It’s an old documentary. I don’t know what year it was made. The virus injections he talked about were done sometime in the 70s and 80s. I’m sure it was back in the day of shady African governments allowing the white man freewill to experiment with civilians. As usual the researchers will want to know what the virus does to human body and if resistance can grow in humans from time and exposure. |
This is one of the Nigerian yeyebrities who knows the physical benefits of maintaining a brand. |
All these local Nairaland girls and their attention seeking tactics. Tueh! |
kestolove95:In this day and age everyone has savings. No matter how much they receive monthly they are able to keep a small percentage, if not for a rainy day then out of abundance. OP is trying his luck since Nairaland has turned to a non-investment piggy bank. |
I don't want it. |
Akatas have too much time on their hands. It's nice to see they now post on the internet straight from the welfare office. |
OP, I know what you want and I will give you. |
Now I just hope our leaders get bribed by a competent foreign company to improve our electricity grid and transmission. |
I stopped drinking a while ago so I can't relate. Sometimes I miss the taste of beer, but when I realize abstaining will make me live life to the best of my ability I endure through my decision. |
...and yet Asians feel bad when people point at them for spreading the Coronavirus. At least in Africa we roast the bats, maggots, rats, monkeys and civets before consumption. I’ve also read of restaurants where donkeys, cattle and other exotic animals are kept alive for meat. Since the Chinese man wants the animal fresh on his plate, hot water is poured directly on the animal’s desired body part. From there it is cut off while the poor creature cries for its life and served up for the customer. The chefs and butchers are desensitized to animal screams of agony, to them it’s another in the office. Ways are implemented to make the animal stay alive for the longest time for more torture while it is eaten alive. |
I'm surprised at how the casualty numbers have quadrupled in less than two weeks. I'm still on lockdown till further notice. Anybody ready to die should go back to work and daily outdoor activities. |
Willress:Good. |
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