₦airaland Forum

Hotice085:
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Shut up ya mouth

joseph1832:
Na wa oh. How feasible will this be? Nigerians always seem to have a back door for everything.

LeoDeKing:
I thought Tinubu is not your president.

Why not direct the wailing to the clown you recognise as your president.

Asari Dokubo's remarks is now their reference point. The same Asari they described as not relevant.
Very funny pipu.

olatade:
The truth is, Buhari put us in this mess that we in now

Obaofaba:
It's expected.

Only few countries in the world if any at all, didn't experienced inflation.

Nigeria wouldn't be an exception.

Besides, even the president acknowledged this in his Nationwide address.

The only reason this is a news to us is because it affects us.

What we should be doing right now is to build for the future because we've already eaten off what we had yesteryears.

a4cube:
To them achievement is putting people out of business.

Low patronage at filling stations
Low patronage of passengers
Low patronage of Generator buyers
Low Patronage of Supermarket shoppers
Low Patronage Cinema goers
Low Patronage of cement buyers


The list is endless.

That is what they are celebrating as achievement.

AllenSpencer:
Sigh....

Some men need to be donated to we ritualist.

The idea of killing them or sending them to jail is not profitable to the economy and more of a liability.

They should be handed over to registered ritualist, which in turn will curb the activities of ritualist as they can always source live humans from the government


Inside a church? WTF!

Hamachi:
Dear Nigerian men living in Nigeria, rejoice, today I am on your side.

those guys that stay abroad are over hyped and that’s why my brother's friend is stuck in Libya.

see, do not allow pictures to deceive you, most people abroad are as broke as you are, if not worse, you are even better. the worst thing ever is to be broke away from home.

yesterday i stumbled on my brother's friend as "people you may know" suggested by facebook. i clicked on his profile and saw great pictures he posted with what seemed like expensive wears.

nice shoes.

cool wrist watches and really nice clothes in some pictures, he was counting some Libyan currency.brother's friend even opened his ears already. nice one. i called my brother to ask him when his friend left nigeria.

"3 months ago", he said. "but he was already doing well in his barbing salon, what happened?" "he sold all his equipment and traveled out. he said he needed to make it big". "well, he's looking good. i think he's doing well now than in Nigeria". it was at this moment that my brother told me the truth about his friend. he said i should not be deceived by those pictures.

According to him, his friend intended to travel to Spain through Libya but was disappointed along the way. so, he got stuck in libya and since he could not make it to Spain as he had boasted to his friends, the shame of returning home empty handed wouldn't let him travel back.

so, he stayed back in libya and started some menial jobs. currently he's working in a supermarket. he sleeps in the shop and the owner would deduct his rent from his salary. now the question is, who are you really trying to impress?

most people on this space don't even care about you genuinely. not everyone that uses the laugh reaction actually loves you. not everyone that laughs on your posts actually laughs with you. the day you'll find out about this, i hope it won't shock you. some people abroad can't even afford flight ticket back home and this is the main reason they are still held back. i know a friend who's family sold a plot of land, bought a ticket for him to come back to Nigeria and start a new life. he lived in abroad for 5 years.

some live for today and hope for tomorrow.

they believe opportunity will present itself very soon but their appearance might make you think they have heaven and earth. sometimes when i tell people i'm broke, they'll be like, you wey dey abroad? so traveling out of the country is now a poverty alleviation plan? did you even ask if his primary motive for traveling was to make money?

most nigerians believe that if you take picture abroad, then you have made it in life.

the first picture you'll post in an international scene will have hundreds of congratulations.

bros calm down, life is harder than that.

that said, there's nothing wrong in taking good pictures though.

there’s nothing wrong with admiring people abroad but making it seem they are way better than home based ones is really not a culture to propagate.

some ladies should really be careful before you date someone that will come home and become a liability to you.

as broke as i am right now, i utilize every opportunity to look good and take cool pictures.

but don't go and do mistake and think i have money oo

that said, there are rich guys over here but they barely have time to join groups