₦airaland Forum

I go f!&ht you o.
You know the pains rite now?

MT:
Don't make it tribal.

It's not nice

engroke:
Put Chukwueze

Put Chukwueze

Like say na maggi

This squad of Eagles just spoil Osimhen record.
No AFCON title
No World cup.

This country is cursed with near to success syndrome

Which kind madt people dey this country?

Edoblakky:
Imagine a clear corner kick and the ref blew against us

We suppose know say ref go always dey host team back but if we took play mature ball, fuuuuck referee.

No shot
No square play
No across
No corner
No through pass
Can not hold ball

Na wa!!!

No wonder we no go world cup.
Ba tactics
Ba sense

If we win, na ogbonge miracle.
Morocco play us. We no even get tactics not confidence.

Why coach no play Lookman from his natural wing. False 11

3kay945:
Those guys at the flank have been locked. Seems they cant run to beat the defender

Wahala...
Whts the way forward then?

Somebody tell the coach, the Morrow and have choked the midfield. Let's open up from the flanks after all Osimhen is a very good header.

Morocco chock the mid field.
We need Arial balls.

aribisala0:
Nigerians very selfish
refuse to share link and you think you will win God go punish all of una

ronatv

Morocco go chop 4 goals today. E go be like movie.

Nigeria 4
Morocco 0

Na Lookman go over shine for today's match

If this one punch you lasan, the next hymn go be
"A o pade leti odo"

LordIsaac:
No one nose tomorrow!

I know what you did ooo.

Wande22:
God will continually bless you

I always say, sometimes I wish that Nigerian Government toe the path of North Korea for at least a MONTH, so that clout-chasing will drastically reduce

Someone made a tangible observation and informed the public to be careful and you are talking about North Korea shit. A reasonable organization should have made countless adverts especially on social media informing the people of the new brand. If truly it's a new brand.

Glimpsetv:
On a lighter note, bro, how do you know what sour breast milk tastes like?😅😅😂🤣😭

Don't let anyone deceive you, breast milk na sugar. E dey sweet.

Wotowotoman:
These Algerians wan fight o. Na the kind thing wey Osimehn dey like be this. See as he run go where fight dey like jaguda

The word Jaguda got me rolling on the floor laughing.
Na real Jagz

He is always hopping from one accident to another.
Accidental Onazi

yaroyaro619:
The entire North is in support of Obi

Keep day-dreaming. The same vein you hypocrites led Nnamdi Kalu to his destruction.

Only God Almighty can unseat Tinubu.

E don rugged.
A dearth has come to mumu coding...

All computer scientists should go learn a skill like: car painting, carpentry, tiling, iron bending, legbuke jobs, runs etc

Akinpedia:
I’ve been closely observing the Jobs/Vacancies section for quite some time now, and over this period, I’ve started to notice a very distinct pattern emerging. Whenever someone posts a vacancy for a trainee role that offers a clear long-term career path but comes with a modest starting salary, that post usually receives about 5 comments, maybe a few more if it’s particularly detailed.

However, when someone shares a 'business opportunity' promising an unrealistic 500k a month with absolutely 'no experience needed,' that thread instantly blows up with dozens, sometimes hundreds of comments and shares. It’s a stark contrast that really makes me wonder about our collective mindset.

Why are we so drawn to these get-rich-quick schemes? Why has the idea of earning 'Quick Money' become almost like our national anthem, dominating our conversations and aspirations?

The Three Hard Truths

The Death of the 'Entry Level': In today's fast-paced world, it seems everyone aspires to become a CEO or a “Big Boy” within just six months. The desire to reach the top quickly has overshadowed the traditional career path. Few people are willing to start as apprentices or junior staff members anymore, roles that are essential for gaining foundational experience. We want to enjoy the fruit without taking the time or effort to plant and nurture the tree first. This shift reflects a broader impatience with the process of learning and growth in professional environments.

The Betting Culture: In today’s society, we have gradually replaced the genuine dignity and value of hard labor with a fleeting hope placed on uncertain "odds." Instead of investing in their personal growth or future, many young men are choosing to spend their last 2,000 units of currency on betting slips. This is money that could have been wisely used to purchase educational resources or data plans that would allow them to learn valuable digital skills, which have the potential to provide long-term benefits and career opportunities.

The 'Respect' Factor: In Nigeria today, the common question people ask is no longer about how you achieved your success or the journey you took; instead, they simply want to know if you possess wealth or status. We tend to show more admiration and respect for a 22-year-old who drives a Lexus than for a 40-year-old teacher who has dedicated 15 years of hard work and commitment to their profession. This shift in values highlights how material possessions have become a primary measure of respect in society.

[The "Devil's Advocate"] "I understand that the economy is really tough right now. I know that a 50k salary hardly stretches far enough to even buy a basic bag of rice. But have we, in our desperate hunger for quick money, become completely blind to the importance and long-term benefits of investing in building a real, sustainable career that can grow over time?"

Is it primarily the current state of the economy that has pushed us into adopting this relentless 'Quick Money' mindset, or have we, as a society, gradually lost the valuable virtue of patience that once guided our decisions and actions? Let’s take a moment to explore and discuss these important questions together.

Suffer no too muchhhhhhhh?

Learnstuffs:
This guy shaa. I can't even have this conversation. Once she admits to the visit, I will ghost her. Silence is golden

That's if you ain't in love with her.
The inexplicable feelings called love can make a grown man act like a new born.

Redoil:
the vehicle were promptly rescued by security personnel attached to his convoy and taken to a hospital, where they are currently receiving medical attention. hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Isn't his convoy suppose to lead while they follow?

This country is not just worth a pinch of salt. There are so many disasters that could be avoided. Well, living in this particular country of concern is one of the 10 ways to die.

Do not be decieved. He is sick and his wife is showing the extent of the stress to keep up with her husband.
Life is a vapour.