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he lied.. this was someone that was sick they had to move him into isolation make boys no use baby oil for him yansh for kuje.. Liar

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All accessories are intact 70K slightly negotiable

All accessories are intact 70K slightly negotiable

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Price 70K

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price is 70k (slightly negotiable)

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All accessories are intact

All accessories are intact

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Magabush1:
Bros, nor vex ooh, dangote is not being run by generators but gas powered plant. The power generated by dangote refinery alone can power the whole of Lagos and Ogun states. Thanks for you attention to the matter

Lol ur right bro

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No plenty talk. Enjoy superfast network speed over 250MBPS, perfect for streaming, remote work etc..
All accessories completely intact.

This is the beautiful white color and it's rare.

Price 70K

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Location Lagos

Keep the calls coming. Still available

Mathewrichard99:
I tell you a fact. He would succeed big time by pushing away the distribution companies just as NITEL and co were pushed out. Since he's bringing the money and the law in nigeria permits private ownership and generations/distribution of power to anywhere within Nigeria. He would succeed big time..........just removing the cobwebs of progress by first kicking out the government control hands, goverment's boys in distribution and metering etc.........

true but its still going to take years if not decades to achieve

dangote refinery is being powered by generators. Lol

I believe he's going to succeed but generation is not the problem, the transmitting/distribution companies are the problem

More pictures attached. Keep the calls coming

No plenty talk. Enjoy superfast network speed over 250MBPS, perfect for streaming, remote work etc..
All accessories completely intact.

This is the beautiful white color and it's rare.

Price 70K

Call/Whatsapp 08161684557


Location Lagos

this is good. these guys make good pay daily

Goldbw122:
It sounds like you had quite the rollercoaster experience diving into online dating! It's great that you decided to take the plunge, but it's definitely tough when reality doesn't match up to expectations.

You mentioned feeling like you'd find your future wife shortly after setting up your profile, which is a feeling many can relate to when they start out. Excitement is high, but unfortunately, as you've discovered, the connections can often fall flat.

Your point about "hunger" seems to highlight a sentiment that many face in the dating world it's not just about finding someone, but also about the way people connect (or sometimes fail to connect). Sometimes online dating can feel like a numbers game, rather than genuine interactions.

I'd encourage you not to lose hope, though! While it may take some time to sift through the ups and downs, you might still find someone who's a great match for you. Have you considered trying different platforms or perhaps just taking a break to reassess what you’re looking for? Sometimes stepping back can clear the mind and help in finding that meaningful connection.

you're right but what other platforms are out there?

Pojomojo:
Bad first experiences on dating apps can feel like walking into chaos. But blaming everything on women as a group won’t actually help you make sense of what’s happening or improve your chances.

A big part of what you’re seeing is how the environment of apps like Badoo works. These platforms don’t naturally reward sincerity—they reward attention, speed, and surface-level attraction. That setup attracts all kinds of people: some genuinely looking for relationships, some hustling, some just bored, and yes, some trying to take advantage. But that mix isn’t gender-specific.

If we’re being honest, a lot of men on these apps also shape this behavior:

Many men lead with money, gifts, or “what do you need?” energy. That trains some women to expect it or lean into it.

Some men openly look for hookups, then act surprised when that’s what dominates their matches.

There’s a culture of chasing “soft life” aesthetics—both men and women play into it, but men often reward it the most with attention and cash.

Low-effort communication (“hey”, “wyd”) pushes conversations into shallow or transactional territory quickly.


So what you’re seeing isn’t just “hunger in the land”—it’s a feedback loop. People adapt to what works on the app.

On the points you raised:

The money requests and “urgent 2k” stuff? That’s a known pattern of opportunists/scammers. Men fall for it often enough that it keeps happening.

The profile vs real-life mismatch? That’s not new—it’s been part of online dating globally for years. Filters, angles, and editing are everywhere.

The “double lives” angle? That cuts both ways too. Plenty of men on apps are also in relationships and hiding it.

What might help you more is adjusting your strategy instead of generalizing:

Be very clear in your bio that you’re not into hookups or financial requests.

Filter early—anyone asking for money or pushing fast meetups gets cut off immediately.

Use video calls early like you already started doing.

Don’t over-prioritize looks—those profiles tend to be the most curated.

Try different platforms; some have different cultures than Badoo.

And one hard truth: quality people exist on dating apps, but they’re harder to find because they’re also more cautious, slower to trust, and less “loud” than the crowd you described.

Your experience is real—but it’s not the full picture. The system, and how both men and women behave in it, plays a bigger role than just “this is how women are.”

you made a lot of sense. You said i should try different platforms other than badoo? what other platform have u tried that works for you?

Mrexcell:
Why absorb nigerian women from the blame? Is deziani, stella oduah, patricia eteh etc not nigerian women who were once in position of authority but were also as corrupt as the nigerian men you blaming here? Only a complete simp will be absorbing nigerian women of what's currently going on in nigeria cause these same selfish and greedy nigerian women are still the ones pressuring nigerian men to loot public funds and go into yahoo yahoo in their homes so that they can live luxurious lifestyles that their poor parents couldn't even afford to give to them.

you're absolutely right on this

nonny1212:
You dey go find true love for badoo and mi chat, well, I get people wey go reply you.

On top your mind, girls were dying for you over there

Lol bro.. abeg suggest another app for me nah. Badoo no follow at all