You're missing something here, the title should have been 'working for black man living in Africa. Ajeh I tell you say 9ja dey learn work where other Africans dey. People wey don see go finish the story.
Nwaikpe: What I was talking about was really an address to graduates and valuable people of the society and not to low lives like you who take money to be everything about life.
The types of you, can cut off people's head for 30 million.
Olodo.
an ant that called himself a leopard, is a faceless forum you can brag as you like. But in real life even without being told we no you don't have fifty thousand naira in your name anywhere. Local champion always online no job...
It baffles me how a full grown adults believe in what they don't see, hear or a concrete evidence of the existence of such a thing, yet when you try to talk sense to them they see you as not having Sense or that you're devil instead of the opposite.
Hear this today : Nobody listen to your prayers you're just fooling yourself.
No God that gives money you have to work for it .
No God care about you is only you can care for yourself.
No God can help is only you who can help yourself.
Nothing like God or religion Purge yourself of such backward believe.
PARADIZEPRIEST: my Kenya people I know are very civil and caring,not sure the Kenyan airlines lady is from kenya.
Aje Kenyans are not friendly o maybe in the street, both their police like 9ja police.
After the delayed me all night I slept in the airport, in the morning I took taxi to hotel I booked earlier before the journey, I payed them infront of the taxi man that brought me because I took the taxi man as a friend based on his exposure he has been to many countries we chatted alot before reaching the hotel.
I went inside the room I was shown and slept , on waking up in the evening I decided to walk around small and observe the environment. men! na so one person reach close to me tell me with hard face and commanding tone who are you show me your identity, I responded by asking him to identify himself first he became annoyed wave to others to join him, when they got closer to me the first one repeated the question again and I gave him the same answer.
After a while one of them brought out his ID I then understood that they are police officers , one of them said to me that they will deal with me today just the same 9ja police threatened people, i pulled out my passport and showed them the valid visa inside and told them I have no business with them, they told me that they will take me to their station if I don't give them 20 thousand shilings I reply them that even one shilings I won't give, it will be more better if we can go to that their station.
One left then call the others to come and they talked for sometime together before they left , later I then understand it was one of the staff of the hotel that alerted them that a Nigerian was lodging in the hotel. After I got the Intel I decided get out of the hotel on my way going out of the hotel I was stopped and was told that I haven't payed I told them that I payed the day I Lodged, they say is a lie that is not in there record, I then called the taxi driver the taxi driver became very annoyed with them with Swahili after the call the said I should go .
Just imagine a small driver or gardener will stand and talk to somebody of my salary and education like we are equals! A doctor and a dustbin man sitting side by side on ordinary public transport!
Nonsense.
A land without distinction will face destruction!
Really there is no place like home.
see talk, so you're more of a human than the dustbin man and the gardener? . I hate people like you with passion, very foolish sets of people with backward thinking.
Intelligent people that should have been very valuable to the societies in line with their core trainings decided to live a lie, telling themselves that living in a perceived better society means living their best lives.
A trained doctor or engineer going to be a grass cutter and foolishly poting it online with pride, calling it humility.
Aje we're talking about 31 million naira plus here for just few months and you're talking trash!
Kenya I had a very terrible experience like this one, that was in 2015 landing in Jomo Kenyatta around 12 midnight, omo d lady show me shege exactly dsame statement, "you can call your president if you like "
1. 2baba met Annie when she was 15. He can be sued for defilement.
2. Annie has been there for him. Stood by him through thin and thick. It's worthy to note that Annie used her mother's money to sponsor 2baba first music. Annie do give him transport money to go to studio.
3. He met Annie before others yet Annie's first child is 2baba fifth child.
4. 2baba has exploited Annie long enough. He should be made to pay damages.
5. Annie made 2baba. Remember the song that brought him to limelight is the African Queen. Annie appearance in the music video was the game changer for 2baba.
This is one of the many reasons I tell ladies never settle with a poor jobless boy. Once they make it, they will dump you.
Please let's reduce his followers.
Sense far from you oo, try get even small E get why...
I like this news die, with this type of treatment dem go start to the get sense small small, very anyhow people, let him die for the second time. Foolish operatives...
This is not the best way to handle such issue, why physically abusing her... I hate anyhow people, why not use the authority to get whatever she stole from you...
Asari is a hero who fought for freedom and got it, who are you A nobody insulting a hero... Asari deserve the throne more than any other person from that community.
If it was in the old when kingship is by merits Asari also deserved to be crowned!!!
Hidden deep in Yobe State, northern Nigeria, lies a marvel of nature—Yusufari Desert. A place of stunning golden dunes, endless horizons, and serene beauty, it’s a destination that could rival the world’s most famous deserts. Yet, it remains largely unknown and untouched.
Having recently visited this hidden treasure, I was blown away by its raw beauty and tranquility. But as I stood on those golden sands, I couldn’t help but ask: why aren’t people traveling here?
The Beauty of Yusufari Desert
The moment I arrived, I was struck by the sheer vastness of the desert. The dunes seemed to stretch endlessly, their soft curves glowing under the afternoon sun. There was no sound except for the gentle whisper of the wind, creating an atmosphere of peace rarely found in today’s bustling world.
As the sun set, the desert transformed. The sky turned into a masterpiece of colors—fiery oranges fading into deep purples. And when night fell, the stars came alive. It was the kind of night sky you only see in movies, with millions of stars twinkling in complete clarity.
Walking through Yusufari felt like stepping into another world. It’s a place where nature reigns supreme, offering the kind of beauty that can leave you speechless.
So Why the Silence?
Despite its allure, Yusufari Desert remains largely unexplored. Here’s why:
1. Lack of Awareness: The biggest reason is simply that people don’t know it exists. Yusufari Desert hasn’t been marketed as a tourist destination, and even many Nigerians are unaware of its beauty.
2. Access Challenges: Getting to Yusufari isn’t straightforward. The roads leading to the desert need improvement, and there are no dedicated transport services to make the journey easier for travelers.
3. Security Concerns: Northern Nigeria has faced challenges with insecurity in the past, and while the situation in Yobe has improved, lingering perceptions still deter many potential visitors.
4. No Tourism Infrastructure: Unlike other famous desert destinations, Yusufari lacks basic tourist amenities. There are no organized tours, eco-lodges, or facilities to make the desert accessible and comfortable for visitors.
Why Yusufari Deserves Attention
Despite these hurdles, Yusufari Desert has immense potential. Imagine camel rides across the dunes, guided camping experiences under the stars, and cultural tours showcasing the rich traditions of the local communities.
Beyond the natural beauty, Yusufari offers economic opportunities. Tourism here could create jobs, boost local businesses, and improve infrastructure in the region. It could even put Nigeria on the global map as a destination for adventure and ecotourism.
My Experience
Exploring Yusufari Desert was unforgettable. Walking barefoot on the soft sands, watching the sunrise paint the dunes in golden light, and gazing at a sky filled with stars—it felt like a dream.
But it was also bittersweet. The beauty of Yusufari is undeniable, yet its potential is untapped. As I left, I couldn’t stop thinking about what this desert could become if it was given the attention it deserves.
A Call to Action
Yusufari Desert is a gem waiting to be polished. It needs better roads, tourism facilities, and most importantly, promotion. The world needs to know about this magical place.
If you’re an adventurer seeking untouched beauty, Yusufari Desert is calling. And for Nigeria, it’s time to recognize the treasure hidden in Yobe State. With the right vision, Yusufari could transform from a hidden gem into a global attraction.
Until then, it waits patiently—beautiful, serene, and unexplored. Will you be one of the first to discover its magic?
who wan die , na for North you want go do tourism thing haha...
ROTTWEILER007: I bought onions on Saturday and way billed it to my mum in the east because I reside in the north. Fast forward 72hrs after, my mum is yet to get the goods I sent her. I went back to the park to complain only for the manager to tell me that the goods was missing. He arrogantly asked what I wanted him to do and from a pained heart, I insisted that he pay for the missing goods. He asked me to come back after a month to collect my money else I should do my worst. I am a gentleman by nature, but I lost my cool when I engaged him in a heated argument. I kuku go report am give police. The police gave him until 6pm today to return the onions or face arrest.
those criminals are fond of that , no follow them as gentle man o, add the stress money ontop of the onion money , very anyhow people.
Moral lesson... never give up find a solution to that problem, nothing is impossible, think deeper change the modus operandi and adopt your own patterns and strategies.
Omoawoke: This is the worst ever police brutality I’ve ever come across. The woman”Sonya Massey” was killed by a cop Sean Grayson. The black woman was totally defenseless, armless and she was the one that even called 911 that there was an intruder in her house. The cop got to her house and they were even making jokes, next she went to grab her pot of boiling water and the white policeman opened fire and shot her dead on the head.
This is crazy,
Police release the body cam video and it’s just beyond words the unprovoked killing. The woman simply said “I rebuked you in the name of Jesus” next the killer policeman brought out his gun and shot her in the face
FreeStuffsNG: Cortese responded with further tweets including one that translates as “you don’t scare me, Giorgia Meloni. After all, you’re only 1.2 meters (4 feet) tall. I can’t even see you.”
Nonsense journalist bullying the Italian PM. The journalist should have been served more than fine sef. Journalist isonu. Check my signature for free stuffs!
nobody dey check your rubbish free stuff na hunger go kpai u.
AnyanwuSK: Fact: All of you reading these comments. You're here! in these pictures.
So what's your purpose being here? Have you asked yourself?
We have been hearing the world is coming to an end. The future of the world will be decided in this our generation. The Age is about rounding up, I don't know much about spirituality, I'm only speaking of physicality which is the reality we are in and might be connected to another world.
If you aren't aware of global shift going on in the world today then you're not conscious, and if you're not conscious then you're not hearing the Trumpets.
The world is complex and I might not be putting this message well, but If you know, ...
dey don brainwashed this one finish kpata kpata noting remain.