NewStats: 3,264,470 , 8,183,804 topics. Date: Wednesday, 11 June 2025 at 08:19 AM 4745

Mubarak55:
I pay over 900k monthly guys still I no Dey see d light to work on a regular. We sha need to protest I swear

Do you mean 90k? On a serious note, of you put that 900k into greener source of energy you will afford to go completely off the national grid and save some money too.

N150K is over £200. Even in the UK we dont pay half of this for Gas and electricity monthly.
Make una dey fear God small nau.

TaminaliaCatapa:
This has been worrisome abeg, I don’t like the idea of bringing any gf from Naija come marry, they mess up real bad.

The Naija girls wey dem born abroad sef, they ain’t any way different from foreigners wey go dey tell you to start sharing house chores 50:50 with dem. There is nothing bad if I do those chores in my own volition, but making it a duty for me is a no-no.

Reason why I cant marry white is obvious, the very immediate point I just made up there, some won’t even let you take your kids back to naija coz it’s shîthole

Please, if you are a
1. Naija married man in a foreign land
2. Didn’t marry here in naija but abroad

How did you get married and what type of woman is she.


Please we wanna learn

This is going to be a tough search for you bro. From experience it will be difficult finding the kind of traditional woman in a western world reason being obvious.

Your best bet will be to marry someone who has been raised in Africa and moved to the west....if you are lucky she will still have good qualities. I was lucky to find one for myself and i put a ring as soon as I saw the attributes. But they are extremely scarce bro.
You must also be ready to bend sometimes.
All the best

Some people are just too inferior. So what if he was a 4 star general? This goes to show that every Nigerian life should be treated as important!
May his gentle soul Rest in peace.

Lol! LINDA na scammer abeg... Social media life. Me i just jeje unfollow am cos i don tire to dey hear diff versions of one thing.

WilyWily:
Big mistake, Yorubas are going to take over this house one day.

Take over what?
Guy has just built what should be a tourist site for the whole country. If i were him I will open it to the public for a small fee...this house will generate more IGR than many states in 9ja.

But as per 9ja thing....what do I know?

Mileage please and please can the price come down a bit more

Mileage please

We must ask ourselves why we cannot make it without leaving home.....

Can this fly for 800k...serious buyer....

Hmmmm, good message, wrong choice of words.

All well deserved!

Sad! Sad news is becoming a routine. As if life is not hard enough. Only easy thing to achieve these days is dying.

chyy5:
why should I be running for this people called SARS? Why? I can one day on the street of port Harcourt I was coming back from work, I saw people running and they said SARS men are coming. I didn't run. I walked them and they didn't even say anything. Running makes u a suspect and if you are clean you won't run. I've met SARS several times and we have also argued on several occasions. If they understand you are enlightened and that you are not afraid of them, they will free u. Why would I run and crash my car.

Guy you were just lucky. Trust me, my encounter with them was nothing civil!
They gave me no chance to even say a word...I only tolerated it because I was street wise and I knew it will end with money changing hands!!!

lonelydora:
What annoys me with Nigerians is when this assault is being carried out, people stand and watch instead of helping their fellow civilian.


Ordinary Turkish civilians challenged their military with tanks and armoured vehicles

That is the most amazing thing about Nigerians!!! We only come omline and shout #Endsars!
The only way to end anything is right there on the street!!!

Bros can this fly for 2m? Ready to pay by end of july.

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I am humble enough not to be jealous of other beautiful girls, now run away like a barn rat. [/quot]
You na correct babe. Come top am up with beauty!

You better go and loose some weight. Next thing now we will hear that somebody slumped and died....

Very good move. End Sars already!!!

Very non specific message. Merriment my foot! If I have to rent a hall then I think the even centre will have to pay that useless due. After all no one parties on the streets anymore last I checked.

pol23:
#Adenuga and #bbn...
I understand nobody celebrate failure...
Some people were born great,it's nothing close to big deal everything He has done...
It's just a normal thing we've all done...
Paddy's Babaolowo agreed,he hasn't take risk like many of us...but that doesn't count if you're not on top there..
I use to buy portable electronics with my school fee to make little profit,I thought I was hustling until I saw someone sponsoring his education and sending his family something too.....Dude's doing good now..but nothing close to Paddy...
Life's not just fair...I thank God for my life.
I celebrate paddy.
I celebrate every hustler out there.
I celebrate myself.

Your eyes and heart is open. Keep it up, you may never be super rich but you will never have regrets!

Ik....I miss home�

Time will tell...

Truly, "banana" is falling on her!

Dem go hear word?

chinybelle:
Can never happen here
They will buy the chief protester once they hear they are coming. That one will now change gear and start looking for peaceful resolution overnight

Sounds very familiar.�

supereagle:
COMING GENERATION SCARES ME...REAL HARD!

While we have been busy talking about Nigeria of today, I wonder if we have spared a thought about how this country will be in the next TWENTY-FIVE years.

On October 1, 1979, when Alhaji Shehu Usman Aliyu Shagari was sworn-in as president, Goodluck Jonathan was just a 22 year-old undergrad of University of Port-Harcourt. Shagari was 54 years old. Ayo Fayose was 19 years old. Bukola Saraki was 17. Yemi Osinbajo was 22. The generation of the likes of Shagari, Richard Akinjide, Adisa Akinloye, Sabo Barkin Zuwo, Sam Mbakwe, Jim Ifeanyichukwu Nwobodo, Ume Ezeoke, Christian Onoh, Akin Omoboriowo, Olusola Saraki, Sunday Awoniyi, Garba Nadama, Awal Ibrahim and so on has gone for good!

Some of us in our 40s, 50s and 60s now, where in school then, either in the university or secondary school. We had lofty dreams, both personal and societal. We were always motivated by nationalists and inventors who had impacted positively on the cause of humanity. We were voracious readers of novels and other books. Nelkon for our Ordinary Level Physics, Lambert for Chemistry, B.O ADELEKE and Goh Cheng Leong for our Geography, Phebean Ogundipe for Practical English, William Shakespeare Chinua Achebe, Cyprian Ekwensi, OLa Rotimi and Wole Soyinka for Literature and others like that.

We were always flaunting our knowledge of current affairs. Inter-school quiz, Literary and Debating competition were the in-thing. Nowadays, students can hardly string a sentence together in English without errors.

Fast forward 35 years on and you are shocked and disturbed. Have you ever spoken to or engaged a 20 year-old boy? Ask him what motivates him and he is likely to mention music, hip hop to be precise. He has hundreds of ed songs on his phone. He can sing all of them off hand. He knows all the singles of Nice, Neato C, Timaya, Davido, Whiz Kid off hand. The babes among them take pride in enticing men old enough to be their father on social media with buxomly physique. But s/he does not know anything about history of nationalism in the country. Ideas about good society, responsible family and good conduct do not motivate him. He just wants to make money because his friend who does yahoo is rich and rides a good car, her friend who has numerous ‘aristos’ drives an SUV!

The things that interest him/her are things that do not add value. S/he has google but never uses it for advancement of knowledge but to porn and other inanities. Yet, in TWENTY years time, they are the ones that will be contesting to become governors, senators, Reps and even president.

They belong to a generation that does not care about morality. They belong to a generation that is motivated only by money and its acquisition. By 2035 to 2040, they will be our senators, Reps, governors and so on.

I wonder if we have ever spared a thought for how this country will look like under them. I told a man recently and these are my words: IF A GUY WHO IS IN LAGOS COULD USE FALSE PRETENCE TO
OBTAIN $20,000 FROM SOMEONE IN UNITED STATES, WHAT DO YOU THINK WILL HAPPEN IF SUCH A GUY BECOMES A STATE GOVERNOR AND IS IN CHARGE OF AN ALLOCATION HE DOES NOT EVEN HAVE TO OBTAIN UNDER FALSE PRETENCE? WHICH HIS STATE IS STATUTORILY ENTITLED TO. How did we get into this mess? How can we get out of this predicament? I am worried, deeply worried. Are you?

Note: I don't know the Author of this write up, it was forwarded to me and it's worth reading and sharing.

Finally someone writes something worth reading and as usual, e-worriors will never spend time to read, too busy looking for cheap popularity and making fun of serious situations!
My brother, the future of our Country was long sold for no price at all. Now everyone is looking out for self gains only!

1freshdude:


Keep praying till you all are dead, mumu's!

Be there calling names. Exactly why your country is not progressing...

Every attempt to bring civilization and technology to this useless cursed country must be thwarted by its evil citizens. We all need to pray hard oh!

100% you are correct. I live in London and I know how United the Ibos are here. Imagine some people were saying he should be allowed to be deported like a goat!
For Christ sake did the British show us any document when they decided to rape us dry many years ago
RUBBISH!!!

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Old school things.