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@Eseka12, your story is inspiring. I'm currently working overnight in the bakery and I feel even more motivated after reading it.

@Abba114, you see the reason I decided to follow this thread — a lot of people here act like the real Nigerians, I know offline. Bad and good sides all displayed effortlessly... ( )

The game, I staked with 500 Naira got ruined because of 1 match but I won the other one.

100 * 1.07 = 107 ( ) That's what I won. Like I said, I'm not wasting my money on this but I'll keep staking with whatever amount I win, again and again for 100 days.

If I ever manage to multiply this 100 Naira to 10k Naira, I'm withdrawing 5k Naira immediately! ( )

Abba114:
superonyi chaiii from soapy to this hmmm

Funny guy.

I'm here (on this thread) to have fun too, my guy. I don't want to keep acting like a robot, you know...

Go and check my last update on that thread and see how far I've gone.

Stop being judgmental, bro. This is my first time doing this and I'M HAVING FUN (😊). I can never be addicted to it, losing just 500 Naira won't hurt me because I prepared for it.

If the last game (which is a challenge to me) fails, I'm out.

Princeadebayo11:
And one guy told me my 1k will go ooo... 😢

I think, I lost the game that I staked 500 Naira ( not funny) and this is actually my first time.

The one I staked just 100 Naira to win 107 Naira (funny right? 😊) is still running. It's just one game, I'd still bet just a game with that amount. It's a continuous process for 3 months, I'm not letting these nìggas touch my shìt.

My first time playing sportybet (😭🙏)

Check it out; 678C2F2D

Random selection of some games here.

Please, can somebody explain what "handicap" means?

Following...

I just got a sportybet account and deposited 500 naira.

I think, I'll do a random selection of some games and stake.

I don't bet but I think, I'll pay attention to the little odds and keep multiplying. I've got to focus on soccer games...

@mbahdi

This is one of the reasons, I've got a strong detest for that backward nwaboi apprenticeship and I believe, if it's not modernized with rules and regulations for both an "oga and nwaboi" — this practice will die soon.

I also served and wasn't given a penny, I didn't even know, this man didn't sign the agreement with my mother and I was suffering and almost lost my sanity due to the mental and physical abuse.

Man, I went through hell and had to escape for my life in 2021 after almost 4 years! If not for his daughter that told me, the man wasn't planning to give me sh*t if I leave — I wouldn't save a penny! This man always accuse me but everybody including his children knows, I always stay away from his money.

I managed to save 39,000 Naira or so, through "osò ahia" (mind you, I was restless while doing this, so I kept sending whatever I had to a friend that also served this man) and left on 19 September 2021. Within 2 weeks of leaving, the money was gone, I bought an itel p15 for communication and groceries...

Man, I feel suicidal but I'm still pushing because of my mother. If I had gone to university, I'd be a graduate by now or close to that. I wasted all my teenage years... My reputation damaged...

@joanney

SouthSouth1914:
Lies!!! Stop the ceaseless lies!!

Ukwu ani do not speak Igbo!! This is how fake news is spread far and wide!

But Kaduna Nzeogwu is Igbo? ( )

ikeno:
I'm a struggling man wey sapa dey panelbeat left right and corner.

Our hobbies are both intertwine.characteristic is 100% to your preference.love to go into a serious relationship with you.

Comrade!

Stereo99:
Who TF knows my native name ?

Who you bro

If yo surname ain't A*uli, forget it, it's just a mere coincidence.

At first, I was like "tf is going on?" but after reading up yo diary and some research. Just gotta conclude, it is what is — a coincidence.

I used to know some nigga and the way, you done wrote about ya on yo diary, made me feel like "I know this nigga". I'm happy, it's just a fùcking coincidence ( ). Not sure, I wanna see that nigga anyway and the feeling is mutual.

So, ay! I love yo diary, keep them real shìt coming, stay off trouble ( ).

@Stereo99

Obinna A*ul*, is that you? ( )
I hope not, because I'ma go delete my shìt here, right away.

After I left that backward nwaboi apprenticeship program without a single penny from the "Oga" save for the thousands of naira I made; by saving little changes which I fearfully sent to my friend. I was so scared while doing that, but his daughter advised me to save hundreds of thousand but my "church mind" wouldn't let me touch what's not mine.

So, while traveling to go see my sister, I saw the advert pasted on the block dividing the road. "VACANCY HERE! 3000 NAIRA DAILY", I quickly copied the number. Sharp guy!

My friend and I called the number, and he directed us to come to a certain town in Abuja. Mind you, I could barely afford to eat.

Next morning, he kept calling us. I had to pay for my transport fare and that of my friend, we got there and called him. Then we saw a young man, slim and looked hungry just like us - he asked for our nose mask and we showed him. At first, we thought he was the "boy" to the man, we spoke to on the phone.

We got in, and saw a crowd of young people, a young man comes on stage to rant about how the program has changed his life. Even though, he looked tattered just like us, my friend even claimed, his pant was torn — well, I found out my pant was torn too in there.

These people kept screaming till my ears began to bleed and I was also so hungry, my stomach was rumbling. It was even a Chinese company, how the hell would I go round with a bag hanged on my shoulder, convincing people to buy "supplements"? And I had to register with my own money.

Even after telling that guy, my situation— he kept convincing us. He also insisted, we paid right away. After the trauma (oh boy, I hate crowds and imagine the noise), he kept pushing for our money.

Hmm, my eyes and ears have been through alot.

My sister wants me to go register for it, though, I'm just a high school graduate. I've been hesistating but I'm wowed, I didn't know a lot of Nigerians yearn for this job. I must be a "sufferhead"!

My mind is burdened with thoughts and ideas of how to break away from poverty, save Africa and live a fulfilled life that I've never invested my time into this show. Or maybe, I feel too "masculine" for this, I don't even have a TV — that's how committed I am, towards fulfilling my goals.

Regardless, I'm following this thread and will always be back to read funny and Savage comments. That way, I remind myself not be too serious in life ( ).

Ride on, my fellow Africans. Life's too harsh on us to be harsh on ourselves ( ).