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Nairaland General › Re: No More Smiling Pictures, I'm Fed Up by werisetogether(m): 5:58am On Aug 23
frankoben:
Smiling in my pictures has never epped henceforth I have decided to make changes
LOL

Apart from the initial comments, love to hear your update (maybe 6 months later) on how this experiment turns out

So you think people relate with you based on whether you smile or not in pics?
Career › Re: He Is In A Dilemma: Choosing Between A =N=600,000.00 Or A =N=900,000.00 Salary by werisetogether(m): 5:52am On Aug 23
Stephen0mozzy:
The rural one may have more convenience, but the most you may get from it is a wife 😁🤭.
LOL

Now this got me laughing

But seriously, @Duke007, where is your brother's mind leaning towards out of both options?

Why not start from there?

Because you want to avoid a case where it seems you're spoon-feeding him.

Or worst case scenario, if things don't pan out well, you become the scapegoat "No be you recommend this option again?"
Christianity Etc › Re: Chukwu Okike Abiama Is Not God Of The Bible. by werisetogether(m): 5:44am On Aug 23
Edu3Again:
Many people mistake Chukwu Okike Abiama for being the God of the bible, its NOT!
Chukwu Okike Abiama is NOT God the Father ie ChukwuNna.
That's why Chukwu Okike Abiama is only associated with IPOB.
Do you know of any Igbo Bible that translates GOD as Chukwu okike abiama?
Food › Re: Bought A Plate Of Jollof Rice For ₦36,000 by werisetogether(m): 5:37am On Aug 23
googi:
I visited a Nigerian restaurant in Canada and I was charged over 35,000 naira for just a plate of Jollof rice!

Who can I tell at home, certainly not my wife.
Interesting

Did the restaurant actually bill you in Naira?
Crime › Re: Beware Of This Guy He's A Scammer And Murderer by werisetogether(m): 5:33am On Aug 23
zoghys:
It's plainly silly when you rely on court of public opinion to judge your grievances. If you know your claims are genuine and you're not part of a fraudulent group yourself, report the case to EFCC and they would take it up rather than this below the belt defamation of character.
Thanks for your input

Yes, crimes should be reported to the appropriate authorities

@Akwolu2415

If EFCC has a Nairaland account, you can tag them
Career › Re: Subject: I Have No Skills — What Can I Even Start With? by werisetogether(m): 9:57pm On Aug 22
born4great:
“What useful problem can I learn to solve?”
Interesting question.

But how do you decide on whether a problem is useful or not?
Career › Re: Your Skill Is Good, But Can Potential Clients Tell What You Actually Do? by werisetogether(m): 9:48pm On Aug 22
@nawegigs

Thanks for sharing

You're right: people are more concerned with how you can help them.

Not necessarily job titles

Just a few hours ago, someone was going on about his degree in Marketing.

And it wasn't exactly clear HOW he could actually help out in my project. He seemed to be talking to himself.

Thanks again
Christianity Etc › Re: Pastor Komaiya’s Message Deliberately Distorted – Precious Adugbo by werisetogether(m): 9:25pm On Aug 22
Isaacmichaelo:
“If you do what I teach, you will be a millionaire in 90 days, if not shorter. If you do what I teach, you will cross billions in six months”
If he actually said that, then he was probably promoting some snake-oil business venture

Nothing wrong with motivational speakers coming clean to plug their services

It's another thing altogether to pretend that such messages represent the Lord Jesus Christ

P.S. Asking fellow Nigerians to watch the FULL message is a bit insensitive, considering the high cost of data...
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Depression Or A Job To Save A Soul by werisetogether(m): 9:16pm On Aug 22
Ogoro2022:
Please, I am urgently seeking a job opportunity to avoid depression.... Thank you.
Thanks for sharing

Have you looked into some of the job listings here on Nairaland?

Also what other projects can you get involved with in your spare time?

Who knows, some unexpected opportunities can come up from there...
Celebrities › Re: Pawpaw's Surprise Appearance With Teenstar Kam Debbie Causes Stir Online by werisetogether(m): 8:59pm On Aug 22
TunezMediaTV:
The young actress took to her official Facebook page, KamDebbieTv, to share several photos from the production, including a rather interesting photo of herself posing alongside Nollywood legend Chinedu Ikedieze, popularly known as Pawpaw.

Lalasticlala Nlfpmod MissyB3 Fynestboi Ishilove
Actually his real name is Osita Iheme...
Celebrities › Re: “don’t Call Me Tony!” — Sowore Mocks Elumelu Over Viral Name Correction by werisetogether(m):
budaatum:
Tony overreacted. And worse, showed his nature thinking he is above others, which he is in this instant, but doesn't need to brand about
How did Mr Elumelu show "his nature thinking he is above others"?

Felt he handled it calmly enough

In my experience, there are some elderly white guys - even older than my dad - who INSIST on me addressing them by first name.

With no "Sir". No "Mr"

But those are of a different culture.

Based on my African culture, my mouth dey heavy me even as I do that sef...
Web Market › Re: Am Looking To Build A Website For Two Local Businesses This Week .no Catch, N by werisetogether(m): 3:03am On Aug 21
banky200:
Am looking to build a website for two local businesses this week .No catch, No strings attached. You own the site files .I'm just looking for feedback,.comment below or dm me
08062773986
Thanks for sharing your offer

You can also look into possible trades and collabs with other creatives who may need your services.

Particularly skill for skill trades. Can help you grow your network of partners and bring on more cash deals down the road

If you want tips on setting up trades like this, I wrote a short free guide on growing personal and business projects using skills instead of cash.

No sign-up, just download. It's in this thread:

https://www.nairaland.com/8727992/what-could-get-things-done

Check it out if it helps.
Christianity Etc › Re: Emancipate Yourself From Mental Slavery, None But Ourselves Can Free Our Minds by werisetogether(m): 2:44am On Aug 21
HacheNoire:
If a famous pastor and Imam should wash his feet in a bowl, 8 out of 10 Nigerians will drink it.

Very few question or ponder about religious practices. They are auto dedicated to whatever comes with it. and same will accuse you of idolatry you did same outside their religion.
Thanks for your response.

Using your example, does the Bible tell us to drink the water from washed pastors' feet?

By the way, con men have been around for a long time. Even in the time of Christ's apostles. (The real apostles, not the ones using "apostle" today kinda like a chieftaincy title)

You also mentioned Idolatry.

Idolatry is a HUMAN problem, not a racial one. And it's not right. No matter who does it.

Your first post cited the powerful wise words of Bob Marley.

Here's my point:

A mind that refuses to take up the responsibility to do its own research will be preyed upon by "easy" slogans and evil gimmicks.
Christianity Etc › Re: Emancipate Yourself From Mental Slavery, None But Ourselves Can Free Our Minds by werisetogether(m): 2:18am On Aug 21
HacheNoire:
Sincerely, I don’t even have a problem with their beliefs.

The problem I have with them is if Esu worshippers did same, the way they will come all out for the practice and call it demonic.

Colonialism and imperialism really conquered Africa! Not just conquering us to submissiveness, but it conquered our mind, body, soul and reasoning.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts

But it's important to keep the boundaries clear on some terms like "colonialism".

Yes, the white man introduced the Bible to us. But that doesn't mean he wrote the Bible. Or that he is particularly persuaded on the contents of the Bible.

Blindly endorsing anything done in the name of "Christianity" is not even biblical, where we're told to test the spirits.

The Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ has nothing to do with skulls.

Another example:

The white man brought the English language here. That's even the language we are using to communicate on this platform

But that doesn't mean that I must adopt British superstitious beliefs as part of the package.

True education comes when we are bold enough to do our own thinking.

Not just copy-and-paste.
Nairaland General › Re: My Landlord About To Throw My Luggage Out For Lack Of Payment Of House Rent by werisetogether(m): 1:57am On Aug 21
Mary95:
Good evening.

I am shedding tears as i type and dont know what to do or who to run to.
Have you reached out to your family and friends?
Business › Re: Sowore, Ibukun Awosika React To Lady Calling Tony Elumelu By Name (Video) by werisetogether(m): 1:50am On Aug 21
Triton1996:
However, the bank executive immediately corrected her and asked to be called either TOE or Mr Elumelu..
Love how Mr Elumelu calmly addressed the issue

Also wondered what the apparently smart girl was hoping to achieve in the first place.

This one can't be blamed on Olodo uprising, can it?
Christianity Etc › Re: People Are Either Juju Users Or Christians. But 99% Are Juju Users by werisetogether(m): 5:35pm On Aug 20
@Dtruthspeaker

LOL

Pls how did you come up with the stats?

Just kiddin'

Sure, real estate development doesn't change the minds of people.

Because with all the record stats of religious attendance, fetish activities still thrive.

Actually spotted by a roadside in a popular city, red cloth and a broken calabash with assorted condiments.

In broad daylight

Couldn't believe my eyes

In 2026 AD...
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Remote Job: Virtual Assistants Needed In The United States by werisetogether(m): 5:19pm On Aug 20
LofP:
Job clearly states within the US.
Probably for Nairalanders based in the US...

Politics › Re: Robbers Broke Into My House Last Night, They Took My TV, Laptop And Wallet by werisetogether(m): 5:16pm On Aug 20
Melezenawii:
Robbers broke into my house last night, they took my TV, Laptop and Wallet...
The love of President Tinubu has saved my belongings 😭❤️
But seriously, hope you got paid for this "advert"

Have you considered how it could portray the key person you admire?
Crime › Re: This Guy Just Won The Thieves’ Dance Contest Of The Year (video) by werisetogether(m): 5:24pm On Aug 18
Zonefree:
Stingy people... So nobody for there fit spray am money? undecided
LOL

He probably stole the money they would have sprayed on him...
Politics › Re: Ekiti Governor Oyebanji Admits Paying Data Boys, Slams Them For Poor Performance by werisetogether(m): 2:47pm On Aug 18
Curious345:
See Ekiti State governor lamenting about the poor performance of his data boys online .
Na wa o. So the keyboard warrior allegations are true after all?
Education › Re: Which AI Tools Does Not Hallucinate Or Give Fake References? by werisetogether(m): 5:29am On Aug 17
Floxy4life:
Can AI be trusted to generate academic references? I tested 8 popular AI tools to find out which one produces the most reliable references — and the results were not what I expected
Thanks for sharing

AI tools make mistakes, and they even clearly say so. It helps to have some domain knowledge on any task you want to complete.

I've tested the same task on different tools and gotten very different results. If I'd just blindly copied and pasted, it could have been a mess.

That's why skills still matter, even in the age of AI

I made a free report on growing personal and business projects using skills instead of cash.

No sign-up, just download. It's in this thread:

https://www.nairaland.com/8727992/what-could-get-things-done

Check it out if it helps.
Crime › Re: I Just Got Scammed On This Nairaland Job offer Section by werisetogether(m): 5:13am On Aug 16
Evaress:
buT i need a job o. If u have legit offers let me know. Remote jobs
What skills are you good at? Any proof?

Also have you looked into opportunities around your local area? (Those ones would be also easier for you to verify yourself)
Crime › Re: I Just Got Scammed On This Nairaland Job offer Section by werisetogether(m): 7:06pm On Aug 15
Evaress:
Thank God the amount was not too high. The guy was charging me 5k to get me added to an online job platform, i negotiated and he later accepted 2k. As if i knEw he will block me thats why i brought it down to 2k. I tried it and lo and behold he blocked me and ran off. Later we blame our leaders for the downfall in this country. I will post his name. All i wanted was just a remote job to do to earn a living. God knows i tried.
So sorry to hear of your experience

Love your positive attitude to keep your head up, in spite of losing N2000

Please don't give up on yourself.

As long as you know the value of the skills you offer, apply the lessons learned from this as you look for other opportunities

All the best
Foreign Affairs › Re: Jason Arday : "There Is Subtle And Overt Racism In The UK" - UK Based Lawyer. by werisetogether(m): 5:45pm On Aug 15
Sad end

From reports, he was even seen alive earlier in the day.

May GOD comfort his family and friends...
Politics › Re: Has Davido Lost His Mind? (pix) by werisetogether(m): 2:25am On Aug 14
Saturnalia:
You can conduct a Google Reverse Search on the picture. The incident happened in 2012.
Think you missed the point I was making

Davido should be grateful the lady only showed this aspect of him...
Politics › Re: �� I Asked Chatgpt: “since 1999, Which Nigerian President Has Had The Best Eco by werisetogether(m): 8:26pm On Aug 13
@USA1975

Thanks for sharing

Your research skills are quite impressive

Just curious: are you on the paid ChatGPT plan?
Education › Re: Nigeria Is Still Teaching Children For A World That No Longer Exists by werisetogether(m): 8:19pm On Aug 13
Newsangle:
By: Godson Akinsanya

A child starting Primary 1 today may not enter the workforce until around 2040...

We still place too much emphasis on memorising notes, passing exams and reproducing what the teacher said.

But the world has changed...

Please share this with parents, teachers, school owners, education officials and policymakers.
Thanks for sharing this

I think the Presidency has a handle here on Nairaland @presidency or something

Mods, please move this to the front page...
Politics › Re: Has Davido Lost His Mind? (pix) by werisetogether(m): 8:13pm On Aug 13
Saturnalia:
I remember when he carried a courtesan and the b.it.tch set him up by taking his picture unaware while he slept like a fvcking menstruating duck..
Davido would probably say the pic was AI-generated

Thankfully, the lady didn't show him in a more compromising position...
Business › Re: What If You Could Get Things Done Without Paying Cash For Every Skill You Need? by werisetogether(op): 5:23pm On Aug 13
Let's try something here.

If you need help with something, post:

NEED:
OFFER:

For example:

NEED: Logo for my small business
OFFER: I can help with research

Or:

NEED: Help setting up a simple website
OFFER: I can edit videos

Your offer doesn't have to be the same type of service you need.

Let's see if anyone here can find a useful match...
Business › What If You Could Get Things Done Without Paying Cash For Every Skill You Need? by werisetogether(op): 5:22pm On Aug 13
I’ve been using a simple idea for projects that I either couldn't afford or didn't want to pay for:

Trade your skills instead of paying cash.

If you can write, design, code, market, edit, teach, research, or do other useful work, someone may need what you can do.

The basic idea:

You have something someone needs. They have something you need. Find a fair trade.

I made a short, free report showing how to use this idea to get more done when money is tight.

It may be useful if:

- You have projects you've been putting off because of the cost
- You need a skill you don't have
- You have a skill someone else might want
- You want to grow your network
- You'd rather trade than pay

The report is free and there is no email signup. Download it directly here

I'm also curious: what's one thing you've been putting off because you don't want to pay for it?

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