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If you obtained the money legitimately, then you need not fear any investigation.

If he wants you as a surrogate mother, let him pay for it.

If he's no longer pleasing you, dump him.

We men are not worth the trouble.

but you may wish to splash out on yourself every now and then.

When I want to 'splash out' on myself, I buy chocolates and ice cream. You don't have to spend much!

Asking "am I obsessed with saving money" is like asking "am I obsessed with success?" Why not?!

Not that there's anything wrong with being a prostitute

You have stumbled upon some money but you don't know what business to start with it. Well, lots of people have that same problem. You don't need to create a separate thread for that; just post your request/ideas here.

Imagine how much worse Nigeria would be if every hoodlum could go to the market to buy a gun!
Imagine how much worse those our inter-ethnic riots would be if guns were available to the rioters!

That's because men are generally not so attractive; for men it's 99% dressing and 1% closeness of shave

How large?

Nice, but not yet commercial quality.

Stop idolizing your boyfriend. He's just another silly young man who doesn't know what he wants.
You need to experience various relationships before settling for a particular guy. Many fish in the ocean!

No pride is much better than too much pride. I can handle people with no pride.

Teacher200 is right; a three-wheeler is not good for avoiding traffic hold-ups. But then, weaving through heavy Lagos traffic with your motorcycle is liable to get you killed. So maybe that's more of an advantage?

Also, I happen to live outside Lagos. In my town bad roads are more of a problem than traffic: you can take shortcuts. For this, I need a vehicle that can navigate potholes, puddles, shallow gutters, roads with big stones, etc.

spikedcylinder is also right; it's not a chick magnet. Wait a minute, what if I paint it black?

@hafees: hmm, food for thought. Thanks for sharing.

How many of those condemning people like OBJ and Atiku have hard, concrete evidence of wrongdoing on their part? Very few. And yet, as public figures, they are flagellated regularly. Why should Pastor Chris have it easier?

Why not leave it to parents?

What's happening on the Nigerian Stock Exchange right now, including daily bid and ask positions. Thanks.

Update: Click here https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-127591.99999.html#bot (Market Report)

Nigerian sellers don't like to advertise prices - so they can over-charge you if you're not attentive.

I learnt from a newspaper advert that I can buy the popular three wheeler for 350,000 naira. Brand new.

And I want one because:
- I don't think I can get good car that's as cheap as this.
- I just need something to ferry me around town and carry my video gadgets.

Do you think it's a ridiculous idea? Imagine going to a wedding and arriving in a motorized tricycle!

Do you think a three wheeler works for private use? I feel it's safer and more useful than a motorbike.

9 million naira just to put up a billboard!!! What?!!

Unintelligent.

You want to know how to make soap? Market soap? If so, how will your soap be different?

Why can't you post the information here so that others can learn. Let's not be selfish with information.

Byschool do you mean primary school, secondary school, or higher education?
Most traders and mechanics and conductors have been to primary school at least.

But why should it take that long? Why must everything be so inefficient in this country?

with forensics these days and the appeal process, i don't see many people that would be wrongfully convicted.

Forensics In Nigeria? Who dash monkey banana? The same police would say they have no fuel in their cars?

You will be surprised if you learn about the sort of ridiculous evidence that is used to convict people. You see blood on a knife, you don't even bother to find out if it is human blood, or whose blood it is, and you condemn the person to death. You have autopsies that are mostly based on guesswork. You have people who are arrested for "murder by witchcraft". The police is authorized to torture people to the point where they start confessing to what they didn't do, and they are convicted based on that.

No, such a chaotic and random process should not be allowed to result in capital punishment. A dead man/woman cannot appeal. And a poor man cannot challenge a wrongful conviction - where will he get a good lawyer? We don't have to be bloodthirsty in dealing with crime.

BY the way 5W bulbs cannot replace 50W bulbs. Fluorescent bulbs are only 4 times more efficient at best, but they are more expensive and not very good for your eyes.

Power rationing is not the answer. Nigeria is not a socialist country and such nonsense doesn't even work in socialist countries. What we need is privatization. The demand for power is suppressed, once the industry is liberated, it will explode. There's no way the government can manage it all. What we need is for the electricity to be sold at a price that is sustainable to those who need it most.

The electricity powering an air-conditioner in the office of an entrepreneur can do more to improve the economy than electricity provided to power the television of a lazy, jobless man sitting at home. Also, when people are hot, they get angry easily. They start riots, etc.

Where did you get the pictures?