₦airaland Forum

pappilo:
Yes. Stage 3 Colorectal cancer.

Still fighting cause even though I am in remission its a mental battle against the fear of reoccurrence. Every belly ache, muscle pain or headache reminds you of the possibility of a reoccurrence.

I am ready now for any eventualities. If I make 50 in 21 months, I don try.

Receive total healing in Jesus name, Amen...

This one don too go far oo

Fund raising for school in the North, forget it o..

This man's Hippocracy ain't not today sha, e don tey...

Oh my Gawd...
You don't mean it?

Pitobi for President

#2027

Borrow, borrow and borrow.

Loot, loot and loot, when will all this stop?

Gbogbo ògo, ìyìn àti olá fún Olúwa...

All glory, praise and honor unto Lord almighty.

No be small thing oo.
God really blessed mankind

It's a good hand stretch to illegal immigrants...

In the spirit of Christmas, this is commendable...

Over a DECADE on NL, first ftc.

They yaf finally dabaru the process

isholapeter9:
https://opintopolku.fi/konfo/en/toteutus/1.2.246.562.17.00000000000000023392

Good luck bro 👍

The school fee mad oo, £10k...
Is there provision for Scholarship?

Then use your National ID card as means of identity then

Almajiri schools built by GEJ

I wish the winners well o

Baba dy vex now no be small...
Anything to make him be on the news again

Why hidden information of the criminal arrested, if truly such has taken place and not just a cooked up story to save face of the government...

A lot of comments here, but no one has talked or asked about salary they will be paid monthly for their lives...

This is lovely. I hope to use my passport before it expires

Damn niggar

Skull miner on the beat

I don't know why our political leaders are this wicked...
Terrorists are terrorists, why branding them as bandits?

O gb'enu tan...

EponObi:
Here comes the typical hypocritical, motivational delusion of the rich again.

Lmaooo. You had an old Volkswagen to sell to kickstart your ceramics business in the university. Back then, how many of your school mates or lecturers had a Volkswagen vehicle to start with it?

Today, how many youths even have 100k not talk of 200k to kickstart their life dreams?

Walahi, I hate listening to life advice from people born with silver spoon.

I'd rather listen to an Olamide, Wizkid, or Osimhen than a Davido because we all know Olamide rose from ground zero; Osimhen sold pure water in Lagos traffic to survive. People like this Femi should rather be advicing folks like Kidwayya because their life journeys resonate.

I'd rather read an autobiography by Andrew Carnegie than Bill Gates because I resonate with Carnegie, as someone who came from nothing.

Some time ago, I read a tweet by one Forex guy on X. He was telling people to better live their lives to the fullest and not put their lives on hold because things are not working for them (see screenshot). This is coming from someone who hustled his way to the top and I saw many of his simp followers agreeing with him; these are people who nod to anything he says because of giveaway and they have a fetish of guming body to people they perceive rich on social media. No one bothered to ask the forex guy if he always live his life to fullest when he was in the trenches?

The tweet wasn't only delusional, but it ignores context, reality, and privilege.

"Living life to the fullest" - what does this mean to someone earning 30k, or the vast majority of Nigerians who doesn't have 500k in their account (this is fact btw and the stat was from pre-Tinubu era)? What does this means to a civil servant father of 3, who runs around the clock to settle bills, put food on the table, take care of his kids' education, clothing etc, with nothing left in savings at the end of the month? Or struggling small to mid scale business men/women jumping from one loan to another to keep business afloat? Or a fresh young graduate begging all over twitter for a laptop to kickstart his freelancing journey? Or the young under-25 lady looking for 200k to kickstart her baking business?

"Never put your life on hold because things aren’t working." This assumes that people have control over their circumstances. For a typical Nigerian, life is automatically on hold because financial reality dictates survival mode, not (read: never) enjoyment mode. The system isn’t giving them choices; it's boxing them into day-to-day survival.

"Your expectations might never happen, so what happens to all the wasted years?" E dey very easy for him to say now as him don already escape the trenches. For the typical Nigerian, what’s the alternative? Give up entirely? What idiots like the forex guy don't understand is that people aren’t wasting years; they’re fighting to stay afloat in a world/system that doesn’t favor them.

This Femi and the forex guy, their motivational dug shit doesn't apply to the majority in the Nigeria context of today. They're literally telling a drowning man to "just swim up".

More wisdom to you...
Wish I could like this 1trillion times...

Flood here with update, biko

Wahala raise to power 10

5 days?

Madness everywhere

diamond68:
Hmm on a side note zenith bank has not sent me alert for 2 weeks now. I hope they are keeping correct score of my money ooo because I no wan hear story say 5 million is missin from yua akant 👀

Seriously though I hope they are keeping accurate count. I have not seen my balance in 2 weeks

Lol