MeineMutter: Public vaults and storage businesses, using electronic keys would really help. A lot of house addresses in Nigeria are not traceable in villages, towns, and cities.
Public boxes like the one being used by Amazon, DHL, etc would be a perfect alternative.
Once your passport is ready, the courier company picking on your behalf will just drop it in any of those secured boxes around your neighborhood. Yours is to go there with electronic codes sent to you to open the box and another confirmation code would be sent again when you are opening the box for you to finally open with your correct details typed into the electronic keyboard on each box and boom!
It makes life easier.
Good idea. 👍
Loved reading that. Do you know of any country that uses this exact system or it's a novel idea of yours ?
fidelmarshal199: Thanks for not flooding the comments session with your other moniker this time.
Your work as a PR is to ensure the masses see his developmental stride, not for you to gagged us by creating a thread and commenting on the same thread with your other 19 accounts to sing him praises.
LOL 😆
You spoke too early. The fake praise singing bots are all over the Page 1.
ThierryJay: Lol, based on 2 personal experiences I've had, my mindset now is that all perfumes from Jumia and in fact online are fake.
I prefer to walk into a physical store and test the fragrance before buying.
Wait Chief, are you saying the Diors, D&Gs, YSLs and the likes of between 80 - 150k and the Creeds of 300k plus sold in Nigeria are also fake?
No. Funny enough, my fragrantica.com shelf reads 100s ( I don't want to say a specific number because it's huge)
I have bought scores of them on several sites and physically in this country. Never actually bought any fake in this country except those 2.
The Diors, Creeds that are sold at those prices aren't USUALLY fake. But I have seen some shockingly close fakes of those that made me think twice about buying. So I try to minimise the risk by buying in foreign high end stores or at duty free shops at airports.
For the very expensive perfumes I buy on :
Notino for UK, Fragrancebuy.ca for Canada. LuckyScent, FragranceNET and FragranceX for USA.
luminouz: Need to visit Zambia and see what the buzz is about.
Zambia doesn't particularly have shapely ladies let's say ratio 6 out of every 10. Unlike South Africa that has 8 or almost 9 - those girls have impossibly sexy shapes if you like cushion . But a lot of Zambia ladies have that Southern African babe shape.
But Eastern, Southern African babes even if not facially great, majority have compensating physiques.
All due respect to Nigerian babes, they are at the lower end of the ladder with Burkina Faso girls.
NB : Stay at " Stay Easy " Hotel. It is directly infront of a mall. You will pick up at least 1 girl daily
People like you form tigers here in Nigeria, you are docile as kittens abroad. You will even add " Yes Sir, Good morning" when the guy doesn't greet you.
The bribe is what they shouldn't ask for. But yes, they are within their rights to flag you down.
Reminds me of the idiot that ran a security checkpoint because he said he was on his way to Germany and was shot. In Germany, I am 100% he wouldn't have done something that daft.
Watched one video of his.... Can't put my finger on it, I just felt his story wasnt well put together.
There were just too many holes and apparent lies in his story. Seems he changes the story from audience to audience.
See, there was one other guy that graced the front page some months back, he had a sob story about going to jail in the US, the female interviewer even cried and gave him some money. A commenter mentioned that the guy has been using the format for years to scam people.
I wrote this one on the thread of the jilted old man ...
TheFacelessMan: Sorry for the old man, but African men should know the West is different.
" I am the Man of the house" doesn't work there. Be prepared for Plan A, B, C to Z.
IF a woman doesn't really love you. Old school love, 99% probability she would kick you out. It is just a matter of time.
Be prepared. Invest in yourself FIRST. Anything you do for anyone, whether parent, sibling, spouse or even children. NEVER do with expectations of any returns.
For me, I prefer to invest in my blood relations.
PS : the blame isn't one-way. Some men openly disrespect, maltreat and even beat their wives. Those wives deal with them in the West. This isn't 1970s or 90s. Divorce isn't so stigmatised any more. You can't reporte her to her family... they would DEFINITELY support her because she sends them Pounds Sterling. £
Checked the exchange rate recently? . Black Market is even higher than the official rate I posted.