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iLegendd: I don't wanna sound "gay" but I'm really proud of you, boss. You've come so far. Thank you for everything, and don't deactivate your account please. I hope I get an opportunity to be your mentee, not just in crypto but in life. I haven't started due to my efforts toward YouTube and other hustles, but I'm always a fast learner. |
Goodvibes007: I'm sorry I had to chip in here. Let me start by saying that while I understand your points --- although not well placed --- you are making the wrong move criticizing people for saying that the economic isn't smiling at them. I can easily smile and agree with you because I know ways to earn in dollar here, even bigger than those living 'abroad,' but that would be disingenuous. Even if I believed Nigeria is cheap, the only reason I would believe that is because I only want to earn big in dollar and invest here, and I also live in the countryside where we have our own small farm. But even at that, everyone is complaining here. Comparing the currency here and over there isn't smart. I remember when I used to work physical jobs to survive, someone earning $2000 a month in the US is living larger than me. I used to starve. If I earned 3,000 naira a week, I'd be grateful. How many jobs (that doesn't require certificates) will pay you better than McDonalds here? I'm using them as example because these are jobs people get to survive. Our currency is not just losing its value but also its buying power. Can someone working in "Chicken Republic" live better than someone working at McDonalds? I can bet my balls that Nigerians are the easiest people to control, look at what happened during covid 19 lockdown. If the government spent the little taxes the citizens pay, whether we like it or not, we must pay for those taxes. I'm sure you received some benefits from the government over there, but here we were getting our as$ kicked trying to get something to eat. So, stop mocking people's pain. And yes, Nigerians are very annoying and ungrateful, but things aren't easy for anyone right now. The only reason you are in your "first world" paying your "first world" taxes, driving on that clean road, and living in that property with clean water is because people dared to question the state of their country. Even now, people still insult Donald Trump, let alone a country like ours. You are saying a gallon of gas is more expensive there than it is here is funny, why is Youtube Music subscription significantly cheaper in Nigeria than it is in America? Purchasing power! It's the same reason you earn more in YouTube as someone with an American audience compared to someone with a Nigerian audience. Even a foreign company understands this better than you, and that says a lot. 99.999999999% of Nigerians earn in Naira and spend in Naira! |
There is a secret they are hiding from you and I can't let them do that anymore. Making money online is very possible, I know many people making tens of millions of naira monthly. Yes, I know them. Before I tell you the most important thing in this thread, let me tell you why many people never make money online even though the world has become a global village: 1. They don't have patience. 2. They don't have perseverance. 3. They doubt too much. I know someone personally. His name is Michael. He is the type of guy with balls as strong as rock, he is not even smart or fast but obsessed with the art of not giving up. Even as I speak, he has spent a lot of money learning, even with zero ROI, he's not giving up. I will talk about him one day and give everyone (on Nairaland)who has made this possible, credits because he deeply appreciate them. So, yes, you can make millions of naira on YouTube but you need to be patient, hungry, and angry. I'm too lazy to type for long because it might not be appreciated enough so that's why I no longer talk about that guy — Michael.
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Oh my God, this man was so popular I grew up thinking "Awilo Longomba" was just a slang or name of the song we all heard as kids, that name was everywhere, and it's crazy how the world moves so fast. This was literally in the 2000s because I was born in the 2000s. Absolute legend! I didn't even know he wasn't Nigerian because I never cared. |
This song is actually dope, anyone criticizing this song is probably expecting an artist known for romance songs and nice dance moves to do something that contradicts his brand. Some people have no idea how business works. Tekno is a legend, and I say this as someone who breathes hip hop for a living, but I will never hesitate to enjoy and appreciate other genres. |
RosyIsBlessed: Domiciliary account? Have you tried it? |
It's really insane how the AI industry is being pumped with tens of billions of dollars. I saw somewhere that the guys that started cursor were students. I pushed it out of my mind but seeing this again, and calculate what massive $60 billion is, got me thinking deeply. At this point, AI will make more billionaires than other eras did. |
iLegendd: Ah, I remember that book with over 50 businesses you kept secret to this day. I pray and hope I find favor in your eyes, boss. I never take your blessings for granted. Thank you for everything. Once again, you don't know how much you changed my life with your threads. God bless you, my boss. |
iLegendd: Good morning, sir. When should we expect the book? I'm an absolute beginner. I have been so busy trying to get back a couple of things back on track. Looking forward to it, my boss. |
Playing both sides like Jon Rockefeller would have. Similar thing CocaCola did during the World War. |
Counterigbolies: I didn't want to respond to you but I feel sorry for you and your fellow online tribal warriors. I understand it's impossible for a two dimensional being to understand how four dimensional beings think. |
How did my German Chinese best friend know everything about Mr. Peter Obi? He's begging me to vote for him. I love my brother but I will never trust any Nigerian politician — they're not capable of fixing anything. I'm sorry, buddy. How do I explain to him I gave up on Nigeria when I was around 12 to 14 years old?
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I wake up everyday and when I think of our situation, I feel depressed. But if I kill myself overthinking about people who hate themselves so much then the joke's on me. The question is: Are we even thinking of the future or "just leaving everything to God"? I know politics exists in every nation or even in every community but do we have a plan or blueprint for the future? For our children? My preek shrinks when I write something troubling our heart and someone crawls out of nowhere to call me "Yoruba," "Igbo," "Obedient," or "APC." How exactly did we get to this level? I have always had this belief: the fact that we are still where we are is one of the main reasons we must put away our differences and work together. I believe that even if this country is divided, for the good of this skin color we share, which has made us identical to those who disrespect us, it is best we put away our arrogance and use our pride to grow together. There's this question that has bothered me for years: If a nuclear apocalypse happens today, which "race" aka skin color is likely to go extinct? Has it ever crossed your minds or is it all about dragging the future generation into hell? SuperO.nyi struggles to understand what happened to the "black race." It becomes even more depressing when you find out there are people, tens and hundreds of millions of people who truly believe that this is the fate of the "black race": to be trampled upon, insulted, and degraded. They have no problem with that as long as they get to eat. These people believe they have low IQ, and so, they will drag us down with us. I ask again: is this our fate? If the world was ending in 2050, what exactly is our fate? Dare I say that we will likely go extinct like homo erectus if this is the mentality and approach we believe is going to take us to the promised land. As for SuperO.nyi, before death calls my name, I will prove all of these stereotypes wrong, and change the world around me. Never again will I overthink because of people who have chosen to embrace mediocrity. |
For some reasons known to some human, this thread was moved to the jokes section . Thank God our blog and social media pages are ready. ![]() |
The picture is just a few scrolls away, but I know you'll say it's too big and thick. But what do you want me to do, as a heartbroken inventor? I can't take the pain anymore, so I have to use this for the good of mankind. I know some girls and boys, men and women would hate me and wish me evil but nothing will change my mind. My mind is made up. I'm tired of everything, the pain is too much. She has caused me too much pain. I have decided to use this big black microphone to fight against injustice. I will educate men and women of good will, and expose evil with my voice. I know what happened to Fela, I know what happened to Dele Giwa, I know what's happening to Mazi Nnamdi Kanu. But I can't stand this, anymore.
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DomPerignon: May God pûnish yoû for grouping me with your wôrthless political bîtçhes. Why are you guys so évil? An innocent man was beheaded for nothing, over 40 children have been kidnapped, and innocent people are at the verge of losing their lives, and all you could think of, is politics? It wîll ñever be well for you. You, PDP, APC, LP, and the rest of them responsible for this deserve to live this pain. God will pûñish yóu. |
DomPerignon: Are you mëntally uñstable? Honestly, if you were physically here with me talking all of these nonsense I didn't bother to read, I will punch your face until you feel the quarter of the pain I'm feeling right now. Who gives a fûck about your politics? I have never ever campaigned for any Nigerian party because I know and believe you all are full of shît! |
blabulu2000: They are all criminals. I hate these politicians with every drop of blood in me. How is it possible for them to arrest anyone who criticize them within 24 hours but can't get these evil and useless demons terrorizing us? How? I hate them. I hate them and I wish for every one of them to suffer and get tortured just like they are torturing us. I hate them. |

