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uzhiyeka:
Feel free to chat me on Whatsapp 0797163954 if you have any question

There are lots of jobs there.... It all depends on you to know the kind of job to engage yourself with. If you are a skill person you can engage yourself in your area of specialization. Tho you must still undergo some basic trainings on that particular skill you got. In camp you can still learn any skill of your choice. Here in Algeria I work in a fabric company where we produce jeans trouser and shorts. It was here I Learnt how to operate the machines we use in washing pressing and drying the jeans.... Tho in Nigeria School what I studied was civil engineering but that does not count here...

Love800:
Hello.

I forgot to ask a question.

Don't be offended pls.

My question is, what are you going to be doing in spain to earn income?
What job do you plan doing there?

Love800:
Okay.

But you already making cool cash at algeria. Why do you still want to travel to spain?

Sorry for my too many questions. This may be my last.

Love800:
Thanks.

Is it Algeria that is the targert, or you still have a final destination(place) of where you heading to?

I don't know whether you understand my question.

Heffalump:
Which picture shows he is happier?

Speak the truth. Nigeria is like a hell on earth. Other Africans have hope, but Nigerians are battling it every now and then. Check your health statistics and economic indices, it's all hopelessness. Don't allow APC lie to you. They're agents of darkness.

Osiris12:
I just came here to laugh. Antichristian Wetin you think

Love800:
You stay at Algeria?
Are you working there?

Dpsychologist:
I’ve been thinking about something that gets said a lot, especially in conversations around money, struggle, and success in Nigeria.

You often hear people say:

“God created some people to never lack.”

It sounds comforting, especially when life is hard. It gives a simple explanation for why things are unequal. But the more you look at real life closely, the more that explanation starts to fall apart.

Because when you look around in places like Nigeria, the differences we see between people are very clear. Some people are born into stability, good education, and access. Others are born into environments where just surviving is already a struggle.

Now the question is, did God deliberately assign all of that at birth?

Or is something else going on?

If we are being honest, a big part of what shapes people’s outcomes is not just divine assignment, but also foundation.

Some people are simply starting from a place where someone before them already laid something down. Maybe it’s land. Maybe it’s education. Maybe it’s a business. Maybe it’s just connections built over time and that advantage did not appear randomly. It was built by effort, decisions, and sometimes sacrifice from earlier generations.

On the other hand, there are people who are also working hard, but they are starting from weaker foundations. Fewer opportunities, less structure, challenging environment and sometimes systems that are already stacked against them. So even if the effort is there, the outcome is slower or harder to see.

In moments like that, people often shift to spiritual explanations. Things like curses, attacks, my village people or “it’s just my destiny.”
This happens especially when someone is trying repeatedly and still not seeing results, it becomes easier to believe there is something beyond the physical blocking them.

But here is where I think we need to be careful.

If we believe in a loving God and that he is faithful and just, then the idea that He deliberately created some people to permanently suffer while others automatically succeed becomes difficult to reconcile. It raises questions that don’t have easy answers.

What makes more sense when we look at reality is that outcomes are shaped more by systems, environment, access, and decisions over time, rather than fixed divine favoritism.

In Nigeria specifically, this is even more obvious because opportunity is not evenly distributed. Where you are born, who you know, and what you are exposed to often has a huge impact on where you end up.

This does not mean prayer or faith is not important and it also does not mean effort does not matter. It just means we should be careful about replacing real-world causes with simple spiritual explanations that stop us from thinking deeper and working towards success.

Because once someone believes “this is just how God made it,” they stop asking questions, stop building, and stop looking for solutions.

But when you start to see that a lot of what we call destiny is actually shaped by structure and choices, your mindset changes. You start focusing more on what can be built, improved, or changed.

At the end of the day, what we are seeing is not random assignment. It is layered outcomes built over time and understanding that changes how you see life, responsibility, and even opportunity.

Happy Sunday Nairalanders. May be love of God be with you all.

franchasng:
Amaechi just want to waste the money he got during Buhari's ill-fated regime, can't he read the mood and body language of the Nigerian masses?

Africankel:
You can meet in Algeria, it is a beautiful country. You don't even need to submit your account statement.

Give it a shot.

Sonnobax15:

Church na scam abeg,no let anybody deceive you.

Ahayalift:
Zambia has always been lucky to have genuine BornAgain Christian Presidents that understand that we are truly in the End Time!
The Primary Purpose of the AntiChrist on Earth is to get Humanity to Submit their Bodies(Temples I AM THAT I AM Our CREATOR) to what Turns them to Soulless bio-Robots irreversible Possessed/Owned by Demons.
I and many others have physically stumbled on Demons that are weeping excruciatingly profusely. I used to wonder why till I Read where JESUS AHAYAHsha said Demons are Restlessly in Pain when out of Bio-Natural Body because they used to have their own Bodies till they were Dis-Embodied during Noah's Era Judgement Flood, because they are Abomination Species that were not Created by I AM THAT I AM.
Read my Topic to learn all the hidden truth.

yarimo:
Congratulations to president TINUBU as president elect in 2027 presidential election. Congratulations sir

SmartPolician:
Which votes are they defending? The same people who will sell their votes with a plate of food or 5k? Na who never sabi Nigerians dey take this country seriously!

DanOkonkwo:
Some persons has come to argue that raising kids in a public yard corrupts them to which I don't holistically agree to.
What do you think,does raising kids in a public yard truly affect them negatively?
Your thoughts...

madridguy:
I know you are also hustling for your garri as usual.