Celebrities › Re: Carter Efe Criticised Peller's Romance Content, Now He Is Doing The Same by tragergeorge(m): 9:08pm On Sep 28 |
na that girl come use Kata do content and promote herself more on he streaming thing.. orogun man no get business with Oyibo,, e no go fit date Lagos girl sef same with gehgeh Na film them de act |
Sports › Re: Osinachi Ohale Retires From Super Falcons After 16 Years by tragergeorge(m): 8:58am On Sep 28 |
pyyxxaro: This one meat don over mature , if you won cook this kind meat , you must put better AKANWU 😏 no B small thing beans don use your eyes see sha |
Business › Re: CBN Raises Regulatory Questions Over Non-Banks Offering Instalment Credit by tragergeorge(m): 1:39pm On Sep 27 |
Lamasta: It is the hardship your government brought to innocent Nigerians that led to pay small small...... there has always been pay small small it's just being more popular due to internet,? more digital, and advanced don't really need to know each other like before |
Education › Re: NECO 2026: Kano Beats Lagos, Oyo, Emerges Best-performing State by tragergeorge(m): 1:21pm On Sep 27 |
Eba50: No be their head them take write am. Na evetywere. Come see as waec field official dey go collect 30k for envelope per school for 20 schools assigned to each invigilator per area.after 3 mins them don go.na the invigilator dey use google lens write answer for students. I be living witness for more than 10 successive years for the matter. Na today? Jamb dey run their own too. like for real imagine the foundation of a country, comon WAEC see kinda stuffs de do and expect Aso rock to be better?? |
Celebrities › Re: Sylvester Stallone Opens Up About Decades Of Anxiety Attacks by tragergeorge(m): 1:16pm On Sep 27 |
Stephen0mozzy: ...If you survive it.
Well, I hope he had more people close to him that he could open up to. Even if kept from the public before now. that's for sure.. Na I sure say na only public just de know now |
Celebrities › Re: Sylvester Stallone Opens Up About Decades Of Anxiety Attacks by tragergeorge(m): 1:08pm On Sep 27 |
Stephen0mozzy: Phew! Know why he didn't open up until now?
Because a man is told to be a man to prove that he is a man.
Meanwhile, if you're a big fan of Rambo... You will enjoy this series - King of Tulsa - I think it's a perfect tribute to the living legend - giving him so much macho role even at his age 🤗 you don't just open up everything about you as it's happening... got to keep some stories to tell Man |
Health › Re: Advice Needed For Treatment Of Stubborn Scalp Condition. by tragergeorge(m): 12:30pm On Sep 27 |
scrape your hair use tetmosol SOap de rub am before you sleep after bath.. wake up immediately run am put before bath .. use tetmosol continuously for months.. that's all...
and maybe vitamin C and ampicillin along aside |
Investment › Re: Fixed Deposit Vs Mutual Funds: Which Pays Returns With ₦100k Investment? by tragergeorge(m): 12:25pm On Sep 27 |
Parachoko: No dey speak for every Nigerians base on your own condition and understanding.
People dey lock #30m,#50m, #1b etc for their account.
Spend and invest your money in whatever you want, nah your money them de Sabi smart de shout business, investment,, Na so I go invest for Keke bought 3 for 1.5m each to balance 2.2m each... cos I was surviving with the interest and saving capital,, before them balance Keke finish,, Keke don enter price don enter 4m the money saved could buy only one Keke buy the next Keke 3.8 like this Keke is almost 5.5m ,,man can't even keep up with the business ... Nigeria de very volatile and small thing man fit fall off from business |
Christianity Etc › Re: 5 Types Of Churches Every Young Person Should Avoid. by tragergeorge(m): 9:57am On Sep 27 |
Swagk101: Churches where their pastors/shepherds pray for scammers and their female members are mostly olosho... but those kinda churches Na average people Makin money full.. if no be those boys them how man wan take see building work do |
TV/Movies › Re: ‘Black Market’ Breaks Guinness World Record With Over 51,000 Viewers At TBS by tragergeorge(m): 8:08am On Sep 27 |
naptu2: You use the information to make meaningless comments on Nairaland and waste your energy by pretending that you don't care about something that you wasted your energy to comment on. but truth be told seeing all this kind news for Nigeria national television,,, NTA and the rest.... some streaming with new iPhone 18 larger percentage with 17... everyone looking flashy and happy.. and one person wanna say Nigeria is not doing much better  ? |
TV/Movies › Re: The Glamour Girls Of NTA: 3 Women Who Became The Faces Of Nigerian Television by tragergeorge(m): 5:21pm On Sep 26 |
special mention to Becky madojemu ITV |
Romance › Re: Are There Men Like Me? Am I Putting Myself Under Pressure? by tragergeorge(m): 10:13am On Sep 26 |
Coder2Client: I’m someone who isn’t ashamed of being single.
I’m 36, and I’ll be 37 in December.
The honest truth is that I’m single. I’m not currently dating anyone. It’s not because I don’t ask women out—I do. But I’m not someone who enjoys talking too much, and sometimes the thought of having to constantly communicate, explain myself, and maintain a relationship feels stressful to me. Maybe that is one of the reasons I have remained single for this long.
My lifestyle is also very regimented. I have a routine that is so predictable that someone can almost tell when I’m at home and when I’m not.
Money is another major issue.
I currently earn ₦200,000 a month before tax, and I don’t have a side hustle at the moment. Sometimes I look at my income and wonder how I’m supposed to build the kind of life people expect from someone approaching 40.
I have even lied about being in a relationship when I know I’m not.
I’ve told people I have two children, even though I have never had children. I did it because I wanted people to stop asking questions and putting pressure on me. But ironically, while trying to escape other people’s expectations, I think I have ended up putting even more pressure on myself.
For a long time, I genuinely enjoyed being single.
The peace was beautiful.
No relationship drama. No constant explanations. No arguments. No pressure.
But lately, that peace is beginning to feel like loneliness.
I miss having someone.
And that is difficult for me to admit.
Another thing about me is that I give up easily on relationships. I can enter a relationship today and, a month later, lose interest and walk away without even properly explaining to the woman why I’m leaving.
I know that isn't a good quality.
My life has also been somewhat of a slow journey.
I started school at 11. I finished secondary school at 22. I completed tertiary education at 32. I started my teaching job earning ₦20,000 a month, and today, at 36, I earn ₦200,000.
You would think that increasing my income would make life easier.
But every time my income increases, inflation seems to move the goalpost.
What used to feel like enough no longer feels like enough.
And then there is friendship.
I have always struggled with keeping friends. Even as a child, I realised I didn't really have a flair for friendship. Today, I honestly don't have anyone I can confidently call my close friend.
I even remember a time when I would give people money just so they would play with me.
Looking back, that hurts.
I don't drink. I don't smoke. I don't party. I don't womanise.
At work, I joke around, interact with people and eat good food. From the outside, I probably look like someone who is doing just fine.
But deep down, there is a part of me that genuinely misses being in a relationship.
I can go an entire month without making or receiving a personal phone call. Most of the calls I receive or make are work-related because I’m one of the leaders at my workplace.
Sometimes I wonder how I got here.
I don't think I’m a bad person.
I don't think I’m unattractive.
I don't think I’m incapable of loving someone.
Maybe I just became too comfortable being alone.
Maybe I have built such a structured and independent life that making room for another person now feels difficult.
Or maybe I simply haven't figured out how to balance my personality, finances, career, friendships and relationships.
I don't know.
But lately, being single doesn't feel as peaceful as it used to.
It is starting to feel a little boring.
So I’m genuinely asking:
Are there other men who are like this?
Men in their 30s who don't drink, smoke, party or womanise.
Men who have very few or no close friends.
Men who have become so comfortable being alone that they don't know how to let someone into their lives.
Men who are not necessarily unhappy, but deep down, still miss having someone to come home to.
I’d really like to hear from you. just say you want pikin but you no want responsibility of being a father or husband's... you de ask questions you still de give good reasonable explanation to the answers to questions u Askin.. don't think getting married or having kids is a must especially when you are someone that really know what you doing... don't just a guurl out.. ask a financially stable woman out, even if she's a single Mom... and she must be charitable person that understands finances and responsibilities |
Crime › Re: “I Saw The Money And Was Moved” —fluent Wheelbarrow Pusher Explains Why He Stole by tragergeorge(m): 3:30pm On Sep 25 |
English wen e supposed use go do Yahoo or teach for one primary school de waste am de push Barrow |
Sports › Re: Thugs Mob Henry Onyekuru In His Cybertruck In Lagos, Demand For ₦5m (video) by tragergeorge(m): 2:46pm On Sep 25 |
CodeTemplar: are there no poor folks in America and LA(Hollywood) to be precise? This is demonic proportion of entitlement. oya carry you motor drive go Maiduguri Na... or you park you family to North East.. |
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Career › Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by tragergeorge(m): 11:07am On Sep 25 |
[quote author=reddingtonblack post=140740055][/quote]I don't know what you do but my Keke man de feed 6kids and two jobless women... he don single handedly do wife mama burial 5 those kids de go school, them even get lesson teacher like I said I don't know what job you doing but if Na salary job wen Na man de control your Livin then I'm sorry... cos whoever you working with can never raise Ur pay according to the inflated services una de render even if they're making Makin more right now... keep calling dogs ,, you never fit survive u don de feed dogs,, money u for use take open provision store make u de run after work .. so I don't know what doing then and what you doing now but for my side even wen fuel was 87naira my papa no get gen for house, even me wen get for school sef Na like 4 bedsitter de use am,, we de gather contribute to buy 2litres... wen transformer bad for area Na well we de use for months,, you de complain about basics and still talking about enjoyment wen them de use 500naira to 1k de cook oil rice ,, your whole day payment was not more than 2k you cannot be taking 9k to 12k as labourer now and expect to cook oil rice with 500naira
ask Ur papa how hard it was to get 2k as at early 2000 nor be u de work am then , Al you can recall is u was buying Titus blah blah...
and like I said we no de run gen for here so that fuel and gen business I can't tell...
2012 I need get 10short time for our guest house before I we can fuel 26 litres,, but now 10short time will get us 35litres in the car... sew Ur coat according to your size as landlord raise he house you go try look for cheaper one or one room or room and parlour,, or change job,, Keke 2months go fix that Ur 800k rent . nor be to eat Titus, buy dog.. eat pork or whatever.. 9ja Na COC,, if Na salary u still de depend no try am born pikin sha,, if U don get just go carry Keke |
Politics › Re: You Can't Call A Borrowed Money Debt I Left When I Did Not Spend It - Peter Obi by tragergeorge(m): 10:32am On Sep 25 |
Diligence: It makes sense why millions of Nigerians duly elected Mr Peter Obi as President in 2023.
Even people who hate their children's won't vote Tinubu when Mr Peter Obi is on the ballot.
Mr Peter Obi: This time round in 2027 General Elections, millions of Nigerians will vote, protect their votes, elect you as their President & shatter all records in attendance to see you sworn in InshaAllah ✌🏼✌🏼 By The Grace of God. Then a New and Great Nigeria begins.
Vote Obi/Kwankwaso for a functioning system that works for everyone.
Riggers beware lest you lose all locally & globally, which will SPITE both your "noses & eyes" This is a Promise! as a xhristiann I can't I'll campaign against voting for OK if a Muslim man can be so confident to take a fellow Muslim man as running mate why not a xtain guy... I think y'all saying the Muslim ain't good.. if a mm ticket could be possible the a CC ticket is possible... |
Career › Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by tragergeorge(m): 9:56am On Sep 25 |
reddingtonblack: You are highly mistaken about so many things and you ended up muddling everything up til it no longer make sense
I dont know anything in Nigeria People dont eat rice, when i was in school many years ago na rice most of at the canteen ordered
You talk about gas, in the 90's 2000 till buhari removed subsidy on kerosene .. Most average Nigerians were on stove kerosene even though gas was cheaper, people wear afraid of gas exploding n All buh removing subsidy on Kerosene is what forced many to consider buying gas, cos it was the cheaper choice then just like CNG now, You say okada people are putting their kids in private school, buh that becos of total collapse of public govt schools and mind you private schools get grade for area. in every community there are low end private schools and there are standard private schools for the middle class
Youb say okada people dey stay Self contain, even though i hardly see that, have you looked around how who still dey build face me i face you house, it is fading out most of the face me i slap you property are sold off nd renovated to self con or flats
All the things you pointed out point to the human reaction when the desire is not Available make do with what is available. Its is highly preposterous to insinuate people are living fake life when " basic" cost like luxury To cook fish soup now will cost over 10k ..that is fake life abi eat ..mushroom or pick fish head at cold room dustbin to eat abi To enter transport danfo to work will take 60% of my salary... I should treck from abule egba to maryland so i dont appear as fake life
In my area no public school around, private school around wil cost my 4 month salary .. I should keep my children not to go to school cos its Fake life abi
TO Live the basic now is like luxury you are shoutung people are living fake life
As a student i can run generator 9hrs a day buh now a work to run generator 4hrs because of cost naa Fake life  To eat Titus fish is now is for the wealthy .. If i buy it you tell me fake life something wey i dey buy to feed dogs before apc. well my environment I used in Makin those instances,, I'm not giving excuse for government but I talking from experience,,. as a barber and Keke owner we can live better with what Makin now than with what we Makin then unless you no sew your coat according to your size . public school right now is way better than government schools back then.. Al example I cited is from my LgA 45% of the town is using line 33 or line 11 so no need for that generator again my 3 days labour as at 2014 can get me a bed sitter for a month with wooden Windows no tiles normal ceiling,,but now two days labour can get you a well tiled pop bedsitter with good structural Windows I don't know your job but as things go up so also cost of labour go up selling one Jean then 3800 after buying from Lagos maybe 2800 your gain Na one k,,you go sell 4 Jean before you go fit make gain to pay for bed sitter now Jean from Lagos 28k is being sold for 40 to 45k selling only 2 don give you bedsitter money with change .... I can give you many more instances,,even down to pure water... it's a very bad kinda inflation both on goods and services,, many of una don increase una goods ,,una house rent ,una cost of labour,most salaries to be making more than wen you claim life was good and still wanna buy 🐠 for 60naira or rice for 6k a bag.. .. unless you nor sew your coat according to your size I believe whatever you Makin now is affording way better stuffs than before wen una de think say Na country better... it has never been better and no use wen you de school wen them de pay it bills take compare..go ask your parents how it was as at 1991 my papa de use Gas for face me I face you,, as at 1993 my grand mother was using Mercedes Benz build upstairs get small farm join,,now everyone Na oil our oil ,,all lands been sold to build Oyibo houses and food no de.. I seen every form of life ,I attended the best private school in the town..and I can tell you almost everyone parents guide,almost all Na house owners senior govt workers,oil workers or big business men .. that same school right now is still the best but both Okada men oo,,, carpenter,tailors,runs girls(single mothers) who de set block for my site oo all of us kids de the school now,, I'm not telling you all is well but people are affording better lives with same job that wasn't able to live better live then how many people use mechanic (fixing cars )live well  |
Career › Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by tragergeorge(m): 11:41pm On Sep 24 |
tpain121: What kind of dirty demonic talk is this ?
You for just read and pass, rather than vomiting this thought from the pit of hell.
Some people thinking sha . well maybe Na from where you getting what I saying,, make we sew our coat according to our size.. my Mom had a 504 Piguet,a saw mill, but was sharing public toilet till she completed her upstairs... who never fit feed well wan live for Lekki unless you got nothing Doing ,, the cost of living don increase so as cost of labour,, 2011 short time for guest house Na 500 now it's 5k labour was like 1500 to 2k now is 12k to cut hair is 100 to 200 naira now is 3k bed sitter rent is 4k now is 25k... even now the bedsitter is Standard.... way back then Na escravos workers them de fit afford bedsitter now even Okada men de stay self-contained... eating Rice was a big deal as the time y'all thinking the country was better,, kids going to private schools was a big deal now even Okada man and that big man for area Na same private school Everyone kids de attend now... how many persons was using cooking Gas then as cheap as it was.. who de mud house now wan use Gas 2008 BSC fees for uniben wasn't up to 12k. but many persons dropped out cos of fees.. 9ja has never been better and will keep getting worse wen y'all not sew your coat according to Ur size... full 9ja Na fake life |
Politics › Re: Atiku Names Akobundu PCC DG, Nasir El-rufai, Dele Momodu Makes List by tragergeorge(m): 10:45pm On Sep 24 |
Validated: Atiku should respect the unwritten Nigeria zoning formula and support Peter Obi to oust Tinubu, a monumental failure.
We need frugal presidency to pull Nigeria out of the doldrums that Buhari and Tinubu carelessly dragged us into.
Nigeria is now a laughing stock in the commity of nations. Our president cannot attend UNGA because of the fear of being arrested for heroine offenses. that was how you people chased Jonathan away Ooo... |
Career › Re: Cost-reflective Monthly Salary For Nigerian Workers Stands At ₦372,000, Data Sho by tragergeorge(m): 10:36pm On Sep 24 |
Racoon: In essence even a monthly salary of 500k will not suffice for an average worker to have a saving? Big amount worthless value. our standard of living don too high .. truth be told was back then as rich as many people them see car as luxury, even TVs, even generator, some govt workers receiving well was living in houses with public toilets... people send kids to government schools,... our taste is high and the country can't sustain our living... |
Family › Re: Men, Don't Disappear Inside Marriage by tragergeorge(m): 11:48am On Sep 24 |
fredoooooo: The society has turn our men to weak men .. It's your choice as a man to accept it or reject and rebuke it .. its lack of funds you can't wanna be wen kids that didn't ask you to birth them Thier needs are loaded facing you... a man with funds will do all and even more and still care for himself.. but wen funds never fit comfortably pay your rent and kids school fees,, all these ye ye post is not for you,, no allow any deceive you or make you go suffer innocent kids and. girl wen no force you to marry and start birthing |
Food › Re: More Nigerians Now Cook With Maggot-Infested Tomatoes - DW News by tragergeorge(m): 11:30am On Sep 24 |
helinues: Whose products are those politicians? Which community has been recycling the set of politicians it produces? abeg leave that one keep using bad politicians as excuse.. everyone wan live like Yankee land wen them go use plant something healthy they rather rent am out give car wash for 3500 naira monthly ... as rich as my grandmother was she got plantations, yam, bananas, pear, coconut pineapple for back of her house,, land is about 20 by 120 ,, poultry sef de her sawmill,, all for consumption apart from the birds during December sales.. and way back then about 30% of citizens had such, both rich and poor, even the Poor had more larger farms go check now those lands already been sold by kids .. or grand kids,, |
Education › Re: See Most Expensive Private, Federal & State Universities In 2026 by tragergeorge(m): 11:13am On Sep 24 |
ppogba: Unfortunately, those that paid more for their kids from JSS 1 to SSS3 are now the ones that wants to pay the N27,000 they Paid in 1982 for their children in UNILAG, OAU and UNN nowadays.
Illogical illogicality. the bottom line is get something doing... wen inflation comes Ur prince definitely gonna go up.. 2015 I was receiving 2k daily for labourer.. and my bed sitter with ceiling ,wooden windows was 4k monthly no light ,no tiles now that same job labour is paying 12k daily and a better pop bedsitrer with water heater and tiles well fenced compound is 25k monthly at most 30k for the ones wen get free WiFi and pre paid plus band A or B light ..... bottom line is just something doing.. |
Education › Re: Rain Water Is Affecting Our Classes And School - Delta State Teacher by tragergeorge(m): 6:45am On Sep 24 |
there's money our president is releasing money we are working indigenes re beiNg employed through our massive work according to gov Sherrief the best and working governor |
Education › Re: See Most Expensive Private, Federal & State Universities In 2026 by tragergeorge(m): 6:20am On Sep 24 |
going to the University is way cheaper than these fine painted primary school with Thier unqualified teachers... imagine paying over 120k each for 3 terms..... if you can afford private nursery or primary school for your 5yr old,.. higher institution Na rat |
Sports › Re: I Moved To Saudi For Money, To Secure My Grandchildren's Future - Reijnders by tragergeorge(m): 6:18pm On Sep 23 |
omoredia: So because the devil offers u money u just move to his side? U forget that there is always a catch. At the end it's more than just football these people need u to bow down to the devil for 2026  ? bro nna ehh shuu |
Politics › Re: '₦500/Litre Fuel Or ₦500,000 Minimum Wage’ – Workers To Tinubu by tragergeorge(m): 4:37pm On Sep 23 |
2036 we'll be begging for 1500 naira fuel the next thief go frustrate men sote men go begin think say Tinubu better... I remember us crying that 350naira fuel Na die now we settling or rather begging for 500naira |
Politics › Re: Many Nigerians Still Lack Reliable Electricity Supply – Power Minister by tragergeorge(m): 1:28am On Sep 23 |
manmade: he is right, there is noticable improvement in electricity supply to some areas, for instance I'm enjoying 24hrs supply here in my area for the past 3 months and still counting its been like that for over 9months in more than 35% of my LGA really with almost more than that% already on prepaid meters |
Business › Re: Dangote Plans $10bn Investment To Tackle Power Crisis by tragergeorge(m): 9:20pm On Sep 22 |
Thewrath: Electricity can still be subsidized,our govt over here are just so wasteful not like the money is not there….even the fuel subsidy they removed,there are persons still benefit and diverting part or most of the funds saved from it. subsidising the electricity is directly proportional to unavailability of it... I don't know if there's really funds in the country cos with he type of debts and borrowing we experiencing,, don't think it's realistically right to say 9ja get Money |
Business › Re: Dangote Plans $10bn Investment To Tackle Power Crisis by tragergeorge(m): 8:57pm On Sep 22 |
Thewrath: No,having light without being able to afford it like fuel is better!
Until we learn to drag our leaders for our right instead of following shortcuts,we won’t learn. light is not cheap even here in Ghana we cry Ghana and Benin keep having light is cos they pay well for it even with what band A is paying now in 9ja is way cheaper than what we paying here in Ghana, I dare not run AC here Man ... and don't tell me we produce crap production ain't cheap distribution not cheap what we should be fighting for is for power companies to be responsible for every of Thier equipment,all we got to do is pay bills.. |
Business › Re: Dangote Plans $10bn Investment To Tackle Power Crisis by tragergeorge(m): 6:36pm On Sep 22 |
Angelfrost: Hence, my response below conceding that point earlier. blessings Man |