₦airaland Forum

TissuePaper:
yeah joined about 2months ago

good
I have been here for years sha
And i have been reaping
What strategy do you use?

lordparcel:
Am 19 made 100k through betting

oh interesting
So what next?
I pray you don't do what I think you may do tho

TissuePaper:
I've learnt a whole lot from you guys on this thread, Pls continue the good work

you too dey here?

ahiboilandgas:
am with you,I actually taught it was a Nigerian woman thing but my spouse is non Nigerian ,I show her some of my holding in tb and bond hmm if I say no money she will ask I what of the bond na when the coupons payment kids need this and that ,I disclose to my mum sha to know where to search for my hustles incase I die suddenly

see this man

zamirikpo:
Oga don't come here to disrespect the men folk, are u a woman wrapper. U r sounding self righteous but am sure we all have our flaws. If u check urself well u will find urs.

I don't womanizer and would never but don't castigate those who do cos most times , there is more than meet the eyes .

I won't even want to know how much my father has cos it may make me lazy how much more a woman, there are several reasons why a man hides his asserts from his wife. As long as she is the next of kin, she doesn't have to know my worth.

tho its your choice

But it's never the best

Couples not being transparent with their finances is not the best in my opinion


But then, some women precipitate men into doing so

BetterDaysAhead:
Ask anybody that was in the church. I don't want to mention the name of the church before people start bashing the church and the pastor. But the church is one of the most popular churches in Abuja.
Like I said earlier, I have no problem with the church, the pastor nor the donors. It's just a wake up call for me that money must be made and I need to triple my hustle.
#GetRichorDieTrying

lots of money bags in Abuja

Gosj01:
How many moniker this guy get sef??


I sell good laptops. More on signature.

LMAO
the guy with many many monikers

adubam:
Since you refuse to get my message then I don't need to waste my time with you. I did accounting from secondary school to graduate level and to ICAN.

ICAN is not a meal ticket. There are thousand of ICAN holders without jobs. I have given him my advice and he has not quoted me wrong.
Thanks.

I know what you are trying to say

BUT HOW you said it

An ICAN holder without a job is NOT a serious person

Those who even charter without being accounting graduates even fare better in the job msrjdf than the so called accounting graduates

So to hear an ican member jobless?

He is NOT serious

adubam:
Is it all about money? I don't like unstable people around me. Why will somebody read Engineering and all of a sudden remembers he needs to write ICAN. Nigeria youth are not after their passion but money.
If it continues like this, then we should forget about development in Nigeria.

Scared of competition? I laugh.

And what is wrong with that?

A career switch is NOT a crime.


you that wrote / started ican, are you passionate about it


I know your type

bobbyL:
Been a while. Had to focus on a few things.

Since then, the NSE has maintained it's decline over the calendar year. Investors, especially foreign, have largely chosen to remain on the NSE sidelines due to factors that likely include higher returns in advanced markets (US Fed hikes) and political uncertainty here in Nigeria.

"I will tell you how to become rich. Close the doors. Be fearful when others are greedy. Be greedy when others are fearful."

But please, stick to your circle of competence and do not forget margin of safety.

In any case, if one lacks conviction of or cannot reasonably assess the suitability of an investment opportunity, it is better to put your funds in low risk short to medium term fixed income funds/investments until a suitable opportunity arises, than to be pushed into making unforced errors.

it's good to see you once again


I have my eyes on a few stocks, and I will be loading them regardless of the decline in prices


I'm sure when the time is right, I would reap bountiful

Babyvet:
I’m not being insentive, I’m being real. If people want to move to another country legally by all means they should go ahead .It’s obvious that things are not going to well for the op and she has concerns about her/children future, that’s why created the post. They are not legal here and wasting time here and waiting for the unknown it not worth it. I live here and see the stressors that both U.S citizens , legal immigrants and illegal immigrants go through . In my opinion , the op should go another country. Her and her children are still young and can start life afresh somewhere else where they can maximize their potential,it’s does not have to be Nigeria.

cool point.

They better NOT come here

Babyvet:
I lived in Nigeria after being born abroad and lived abroad from some years and I came out just fine . In fact it helped shaped me for the better. I like America but in my opinion it’s not worth it to live here illegally.

I was raised in an upper middle class home in Nigeria and things were not TOO BAD for me at anytime in my life

Sometimes things were so good, other times we had to squeeze

But I will be insensitive to think that that's the life most Nigerians live

For the vast majority, its hell on earth


I am currently in Nigeria atm, and I can see for myself how things have fallen apart.

everyone having one story or the other to tell me in order to persuade me to part with some money

justwise:
Reading some posts here you will think that Nigeria is the worst place on earth to live

I actually think it is one of the worst places to live tho


After war torn countries and barren lands


I have lived in countries richer and poorer than Nigeria, and the worst two for me remain Nigeria and Liberia


;-\

The multitude that want to flee that jungle shithole are not all stupid at the same time

The country is "casted" as they say in Lagos

pacificman:
hahahaha...he wont help you get american visa..damn!!!! i dislike butt licking nigerians..once they hear america they start acting nice..what the f is wrong with you people and lastly dude..your uncle day your village..lol

LMAO

okoroemeka:
yes quite disheartening that is why human parts are sold like goat meat,pants are sold for rituals,little kids are sacrificed to gods,kidnapping, robbery, love scam,there is no morality anymore, if u send money to a business man in china he will send your goods,but let them send money to Nigeria that person receiving the money will go and celebrate that maga don pay.

true that

winj3:
Lack of commonsense, illiteracy and zero global awareness means many Africans continue to write the same rubbish their ancestors wrote about food. They never learn new things. White farmers in the continent of Africa are growing crops like tobacco with globally demand, black Africans are still promoting cocoa and cassava that their primitive ancestors lived on.

Bamboo can make bio-fuel, and it can grow in Sub-Saharan Africa not just Asia.

Some of the most expensive cash crops in the world (with very little investment) are Herbs and spices like Ginseng, Saffron, Mahlab, Black cumin, Kaffir lime leaves, Cardamom. Many Whites and Asians are growing it all over Africa while their African neighbors are growing cassava.

Mushrooms - The cost and demand locally and globally is alarming

soybeans - This can make you rich beyond your dreams

wheat - Should I say more

Potatoes (Irish potatoes) - use the land for yam and sweet potato to grow it instead, more demand than sweet potato and yam, easy to preserve and export.

tobacco leaves - This is one of the cash crops white apartheid South Africans use to make billions while the blacks are busy attacking other blacks.

coffee - mumu Africans think it can only grow in South America

Palm oil - (when stupid Nigerians were planting cassava and guguru, Malaysia and other countries used it to make their emerging economies)

you have said it all

linnyx:
There are ways to boycott the mafias. It's just that we are not ready.

Trust me
I tried
But the sabotage

I learnt a whole lot tho

okoroemeka:
I think the population of Nigeria has grown so much that the demand for food produce is more than supply,every farm produce is now a cash crop,imagine a sugar bag of fresh pepper is #17,000 in Enugu,who knows what the price will look like in portharcourt,calabar,yenogoa.the current youth now look at farmers with the same stereotype as our grandfather's and with betnaija,yahoo +,rituals,travelling nobody wants to sweat to make money,but I am a farmer and I like it and I will never go on strike.

interesting perspective I tell you


I would have loved to invest some money in the distribution angle for agruc produce

But just as I found out, like everything in Nigeria, that sector is highly "mafialized"


Nigeria my country

The surest way to make millions in Nigeria today is via agric

But then, so many factors will be against you

But if you overcome, the sky is your limit

KinSlayer:
You seriously underestimate africa

It's only a matter of time as I said

Even in the core north, the media is penetrating


Give it 30, 40 or maybe 50 years max

you will see

by then, most of those with "primitive" and "barbaric" mentality would have died off

blindjustice13:
To think its going to get worse is what scares me. kids are now doing crimes that 20 years ago would have been thought impossible.

the country encouraged it

you think the kids are not watching?

They are watching the society and living accordingly

Princeofnigeria:
Vikings rule that state so it's 90% sure this Small boy was forcefully recruited.

God save this country

the countrt seriously needs help

especially that region