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Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by shagasha: 9:23pm On Mar 28, 2017
Lunagirl:
True.

To all the men out there struggling to create an identity, know that we, the women in your life appreciate you.

We see you, we know the pressure on you. Most importantly, we have your back all the way.

Especially to my father, brothers and my future husband, I see you and I will be true all the way there.

#hustlersmindset
o lpve u fr dis
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by Tugee: 9:37pm On Mar 28, 2017
MidasTouche01:
Facts.... nowadays it's no longer about going to school, it's about going to study good courses, course that you can start something on your own when u finish school..


Truth be told there's no 'good' course or 'bad' course; the most importing thing which Nigerians keep missing is that obtaining a Degree qualification and being Educated are NOT one and the same thing especially here in Nigeria. E.g You can have a degree in soil science and yet be more educated in computer science or have a degree in law and you're more educated in Marketing.

Nevertheless there're still a few who are 'lucky' to have a degree to back their education. My advice to those who really want to use their degree qualification to promote their hustle in the future is this, invest some time and hard-work to obtain an education in that field i.e try working for 'Free' if you're idle OR be bold enough to interact extensively with anyone you know solving a problem in that field.

If it's too much or almost impossible to do, find another field you may like and get an education (The internet is your friend) and then go ahead and solve a problem in the society no matter how small. May God Bless Your Hustle

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Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by odimbannamdi(m): 9:47pm On Mar 28, 2017
fernandoc:

Don't Let d pics fool you bro. I'm not even 27 yet, will be by April 13. Nice Pix by the way.

Hey bro, were u an Ikenga?
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by oyetpel(m): 10:04pm On Mar 28, 2017
I am a 24 years old Nigeria man. Please which dating site can i visit in Nigeria, where i can find a Caucasian lady i can be friends with and that will lead to marriage. Preferably ladies from Canada, Australia and Switzerland. Thanks.

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Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by judey1992(m): 11:20pm On Mar 28, 2017
buffalowings:
I'm in this age bracket
the uncertainty is just too much the future just looks bleak and daunting I don't know where I will be in the next two years
seems a lot of 27yr olds on here


grin
i believe in the years to come, we will heave a sigh of relief.

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Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by jojothaiv(m): 12:47am On Mar 29, 2017
Wanna show dad that I make something out of my life...

26 plus but it's well..
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by ephraim18(m): 6:30am On Mar 29, 2017
u just hit the nail in the head bro. true talk as u know what many of us are going through. its not easy being a man, go through a lot of stress. at times some die while trying to make their daily ends meat, loose hope, some die while trying to make it, some got depressed but still those who always held their head high up who never allow the situation they're in got hold of came out real clean and they made it in life. keep ur heads high up brothers in the house don't loose hope just keep the alive one day things will definitely turn around for gud
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by shehuolayinka(m): 1:56pm On Mar 29, 2017
Your head keeps on rotating and moving up and down with thoughts as if everything depends it. That age said by the OP, is cruel to us.

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Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by ABEngine(m): 2:38pm On Mar 29, 2017
Read this about a year or two ago and felt raped by the facts imbedded and the crafty yet apt nature of the script.

I noticed its been edited with recent events in the EPL but it still carries that message, " You are not alone don't quit but relentlessly restrategize".

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Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by damilee(m): 2:43pm On Mar 29, 2017
i will be 23 by may, graduated at 19+, had the feeling really earlier than 24, i just hope all my aspirations come true. Yes, true it can be ver sad when u miss out on opportunities but one can only believe that all will be well
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by Nobody: 4:14pm On Mar 29, 2017
PoisonedOne:
I think you're right.
You graduate around 24yrs, waits a year for nysc call up letter (unless you're lucky to be called up immediately), you finish NYSC at 26yrs. You job-hunt for few months (years) before getting a 50k job cry , meanwhile you're now 28 or 29years old shocked . You're not thinking of marriage yet and no serious relationship 'cause no reasonable girl will take your 'serious' relationship seriously with that type of financial backup. Sometimes education and the question for certification delay us from achieving a lot. Let me share my own .

When I was in school I do visit my eldest brother who runs businesses and has many apprentices (boi boi). These boys respect me and envy for having a rich brother that sent me to the university. They felt as if they're beneath me and envy my student's swag, poise and gait. I always dress better and behave better and present myself better than them. Then I noticed that as I got to 400level most of these apprentices have become manager, before I proceed for my NYSC 3 of them have been "settled" and have become their own boss.

I finished my NYSC,came to Lag and found out that these guys are not doing bad,they have there own business and are taking charge of their lives, one of them has even registered for part time studies in unilag . Then, my job-hunting began,I couldn't secure a job within the next 5 - 6 months. They no longer envy me ,rather, they wished me well ( still believing in their minds that my brothers would help me if I need anything).

Moreover, I stopped searching for jobs, learnt a business and I'm so happy for that decision. You can't always get a good job ,but you can always start something good on your own.


Thanks for your contribution. So what business did u learn sir? I'm also a fresh graduate...no NYSC yet,22
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by vena92: 6:51pm On Mar 29, 2017
Benz4pimp:
Sorry,I disagree with the age bracket linked to the post!!!It all depends on how fast you learn about life,some experienced that phase in their 23-28,some did in their 30's,some are still struggling with it in there 40's.......write same epistle with another age group,peeps will still comment and tell u they r going through same......went through within 4-2 years ago and I am not in that age bracket!!!
Mine started at 21 sha
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by PoisonedOne: 1:42pm On Mar 30, 2017
myking95:


Thanks for your contribution. So what business did u learn sir? I'm also a fresh graduate...no NYSC yet,22
I went to motor spare parts but I left because I found it demeaning, dirty and also very tasking trying to learn all the part numbers of the numerous parts used by different car models. I also don't like the people around me there (they're mostly uneducated apprentices who mostly are devoid of good morals and can even persuade customers to purchase faulty goods or sell "china" in place of "Taiwan"wink. The worst is that these are the people that put me through in the business.I felt I don't belong there and I left.

I found my forte in gadgets (uk used laptops,hard drives and other accessories). I always liked ITC, so now, I go to my office (shop, if you want to make it sound very local) , dress very clean and look very professional while doing my business in a more civilized environment.

There are so many things you can do , it depends on your area. You can go for something with lesser capital demand. You might consider dry cleaning services, you can also sell products for people online and make your gain (most people here don't have shops but they make money), you can learn how to repair phones or laptops (including Macs) and being good with the softwares of both too (they make money too). There are so many things you can do,just take your time,think of the one you have flair for and hit it. Good luck.
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by tosyne2much(m): 4:43pm On Mar 30, 2017
bamtos14:
this write-up z just d story of my life....Gals re xpectin me 2 approach dem..buh no job no money......wat if she says pls...i wanna subscribe on my fone...me wey dey borrow data..
You're just so funny bro cheesy
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by Nobody: 5:10pm On Mar 30, 2017
@ alaricsaltzman

So so true.. As if thats not enough, you seems to be the only one in the entire world facing the odds.

Naija situations con worsen the matter

Was 'bout to double my hustle and na dah time Electricity con show up with in own problem.
I tire my brother undecided
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by kachiz(m): 5:57pm On Mar 30, 2017
Akan:
I agree with everything the op said apart from where he likened the isolation as comparable to preintimacy where one of the woman's bre@st is left out. Not when I have two hands.

PhD International Breast relations
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by lexylabi: 5:59pm On Mar 30, 2017
alaricsaltzman:
Found this interesting piece on facebook and i decided to share...enjoy

The most difficult age for any man born in Nigeria should be between 24 and 29 years, the pressure to be something, to be someone is so immense. When you look around you everyone seems to be doing something for themselves, people seem to be living a life you only dream of. You have applied for jobs and the results have been more disappointing than Yakubu Aiyegbeni goal miss at the world cup.

Sadly this is the age when most guys lose it, the age when if not careful one is consumed by alcohol or drugs, because the disappointments become too much and you find alternative ways to face reality. Worse is when a few people you studied with have been lucky enough to land
jobs, soon your circle of friends gets thinner – mostly they don’t even cut you out but you will be real with yourself and cut yourself off. I mean what will you do when you are in a WhatsApp group of friends and they are discussing about last week’s trip in Dubai and planning another trip to South Africa while you are not sure of what your next meal would be?

Most times you follow the conversation silently, all alone like a cross on the grave. Soon you realize this is no longer your kind of crowd because the more you keep around the more the pressure to be something, takes a toll on you. You know when stories about house parties
come up and you act deaf because you don’t know where an extra 5 guys would fit in your house. Have you ever sat in a group of people discussing the new iPhone on the market or how British Airways offers poo services and you can feel your heart whisper to you "boss this is chest pain hour, can we just go and find a group that talks about GMAT, SHL, Dragnet, jobberman or job vacancies sites".

But you sit there as these people are lost in their lifestyle conversations, you are like a secretary taking minutes in meeting. You are totally forgotten like one of a woman’s breasts during pre-intimacy. Once in a while one of the friends will turn and ask if you need another drink and you wonder if you should just say No and head home, but head home to do what? So you grudgingly drop in the comment “I will have just one last one“...Lie!!!

But after a few years of job hunting, you are now ready to take anything even if is to smell a rich man’s farts as long as it pays, so you end up as an office messenger in one blue chip company in town. To imagine that 4-5 years of studying and getting a degree is now reduced to picking and dropping off letters and if you are not doing that, you are being sent for cheap lunch by the employees when they are broke and they can’t order with fast food. This is when conversations about where people schooled start, you go silent for it’s no longer of any use to say you also reached University, it doesn’t matter – you have resorted to surviving.

Once in while you will bump into your now well to do classmates, they would offer you lunch, but not even eating the meals at Eko Hotel or Sheraton will make you feel better about yourself, because in your mind you wish instead they would give you the 30k and you sort your meals for the next 5 weeks. As it is the norm you will have photos taken, and uploaded on Facebook, but always it’s your face that would look the odd one out – not even the best filters can hide a face which has suffered the city's dust and sun but survives on boiled beans.

The worst mistake you can do during this period is to try and date – there is nothing that a person going through such times can offer in terms of love. How are you going to do evening romantic walks when you are tired from walking delivering letters in offices around town? What are you going to tell your lady when she says she wants to go for relaxation at the bar, pool or love garden sites that are in town? That your financial religion doesn’t allow it or what? This is the age when you sit back and watch as the ladies you would want to date are dating or getting married to guys 10 years older than you. And you can’t blame them – it’s only that your life seems to be progressing slower than their goals in life. Most of the ladies you meet during this period, if you are lucky will be patient with you till you hit 28, and if by then your life is still in disarray like Leicester city's performance in the EPL then my friend be prepared for a walk out.

But then this is the age when you learn a lot of about life, if you can hack through this stage of life the only hard moment in your life would be when you lose your parents - that’s if you are still lucky enough to have them. This stage teaches you a lot about perseverance, about appreciating the small wins you have each day, it teaches you something about friendship, love, career growth and personal responsibility. This is always your rise or fall moment depending on the choices you make.

How you live your life in the 30’s is determined by how you handled your life in this phase. Do not Give up. Do not Be Depressed. remain focused and create a Strategy. Be consistent, you must Surely Win. Peace cool cool


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nice one said
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by BlueShine(m): 9:16am On Apr 02, 2017
Neldrizzy:
Fuckkk school, I repeat, fuckkk school a million times..

If you are yet to learn something outside sch, I feel sorry for you. There are opportunities everywhere, go out ( online/ offline ) to make research, the opportunities are endless.

Am 22, currently in my 3rd year in the university, all Dis years, papa, mama never send me kobo, been taking care of my bills from 100L till date.. God has been Amazing..


You don't need any certificate to venture into entertainment, (not as an artiste btw) there are lots of people behind the scenes in entertainment industry making hug pay on a daily.... ( make research)

aside my main hustle, last year I ventured into auto dealing and real estate which a friend introduced me to, and to be honest with you, it's been paying real goooooooood ( you don't need certificate for all this)

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all you Instagram slay mamas with large number of followers, why not turn your IG page to money making venture through adverts n publicity..
.
I get paid by posting a single picture on my Instagram page, you guys can Also do the same.
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Companies, brands, agencies, entertainers are ready to pay you large funds just to post shiii for them...

.

abeg I don too talk, make I come dey go..... We don conquer brokeness long time ago.


Abeg show me the way
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by Nobody: 6:48pm On Apr 04, 2017
bamtos14:
this write-up z just d story of my life....Gals re xpectin me 2 approach dem..buh no job no money......wat if she says pls...i wanna subscribe on my fone...me wey dey borrow data..
true bro omo that stuff no just funny at all.

So ashamed of myself
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by Sampunk(m): 6:33am On Apr 09, 2017
Charliiee:
Lol, misery sure loves company.
grin
Charliiee:
Lol, misery sure loves company.
Re: The Most Difficult Age For Most Nigerian Men by somtookeke(m): 12:39pm On Jan 02, 2020
SEX IS SWEET!!!

Most downfalls of men are caused by MULTIPLE girlfriends.

Sex is a spiritual encounter I stand to be corrected, not every girl has a good spirit, some are demon, some has poison in between their legs, some are killers and destiny destroyers, be careful. A man who can control his sexual urge is a man who can live many years one earth.

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