₦airaland Forum

Love800:
How did you open the opay pls?

Seunpapa65:
Use am play arsenal to lift UCL na confirm 2 odd

madridguy:
She is always supporting APC

RollinTNDA:
Use my mathematical formula and double it to 2 million

Dreal1247:
I've been reading a strange caption which I think I have to accept in recent times. If they analyse Nigerian problem to you and you understand it, you have a bigger problem. Have you not seen that the national assembly smartly avoid everything that has to do with the NNPC and Nigerian black gold. The simple reason is that it is feeding some foreign countries and some powers that be. You cannot probe the system without getting injured. Even Sowore Sahara Reporters have their boundaries.

babtoundey:
I got myself into this trouble three weeks ago.

I was out of town when I received a call from a friend. We had been friends since when we were in school. Though we didn't see regularly (the last time we saw before this incident was over 8 years ago) but we conversed regularly. When he called he informed me he needed to stay with me that he had an issue with his landlord. He wasn't really explicit or straight in his explanation. When i was reluctant, he mentioned that he was staying for just one week. Okay, no problem. I said.

When i returned home, i refuse to call him because it needed my space for myself so as to be able to attend to some urgent works. The second day after the agreement was sealed, he asked if i had returned i told hime i wouldn't be returning until that evening.

This friend came with his bag very early the following day which was a Monday morning. It was after he settled in that I got to know that he left another friends house for my house. And before he went to that person house, he had been staying with another friend. Whatever reason he left that person's house, i wouldn't know. The moment he came, he started calling people (his mum, brother and girlfriend), citing my address as his current location.

My major headache is, this person had already spent three weeks and he doesn't seem ready to leave. All he does is, press phone, sleep and wakeup. He has already strained my food supply. I am hardly at home; I go to work in the morning and return late at night. I just noticed food I can't finish in two months vanished in two weeks. He uses my toiletries (bathing soap included), my hair cream and body cream.

What pains me is, he isn't coming out straight and is not seem comfortable discussing what his plans are. He only seems fixated with online business or whatsoever.

I will appreciate ideas on how to tell this friend to excuse me.

Shadowpyper:
So recently I borrowed 250k from easimoni with hope of paying back this month, unfortunately the money I was expecting to pay back with didn't come again.

I searched their customer care number and called them to plead with them if I can be given an extension till September, I don't mind if they will add interest to it. I just don't want any to call me and harass me, I was told they don't give any extension.

Currently I don't know what to do, I don't have the money now, except from my savings which I can have access to by September.

SmartPolician:
When we say we need smart people in government to create wealth for this country, people don't understand it. If you consider the number of workers the FG has to pay every month, you realize why those workers earn peanuts. Even if you add the money stolen in this country, Nigeria is still a poor country, given her population size.

Nigeria needs creative minds that will help her maximise her potential and earn more revenue, the message that Peter Obi is propagating. If not, soldiers will keep earning peanuts or the country will have to start borrowing to pay them decent salaries and allowances.

SarcasticWords:
Nigerians dont get it.

Bwala is not stupid. He knows he has absolutely nothing positive to say about tinubu and his administration. He is fully aware of his past comments about tinubu and he knows mehdi hasan will grill him to death based on those comments.

So why did he do the interview?

He did it because sometimes to seek favor or prove your loyalty to an elite group, you need to undergo a Humiliation Ritual. If you know, you know.

So mock him all you want but one thing is certain, while you will be busy struggling with insecurity, darkness and high cost of living, Bwala and his family will be experiencing heaven here on earth.

bellosulaiman:
Emilokan is an entitlement mentality. What the citizens are yearning for, needs to be addressed without screaming for it.

kernniejay:
15 million is even a conservative number, they should be more than that. Even 15% of Nairaland members is on drug, it doesn't have to be cocaine or heroine before it is hard drug, weed alone as it is, is a hard drug.