chaberry:
Why not! If you reach Nkwo-ngwa you're already in imuka street. But for over six yrs now, i haven't been to Aba, i miss the town

Olypeppy:
naso my kid bro dey finish our nylon wey mumsy dey use tye crayfish,popsy razor blade wey him dey use barb hair and my thread wey I dey use stitch my torn undies

chaberry:
To Obohia and then to my formal residence Imuka Lovely memories

Evidence1000:
This pic brings back memories. I remember Aba in those days when we'd fly kites from Arondizuogu to Ngwa road and all that.

pinkpebbles:
Hes not cute. Buh he is nice

mevisbleek:



What is rim? Polithiefian?
I work for Opus Stewart Weir. I can try to hook you up, do you have a cumulative cgpa of 4.7/5 or higher? If yes, send me your resume. What your major?

Tunero5:
Worst case scenario, 10% of your annual salary.

247notire:
I've noticed u always insist on percentage, it isn't always about percentage bro. It's dependent on a whole lot of factors. The truth is that it is very easy to waant to live lavishly when you get a well paying job but it's up to u to always keep yourself in check. I live in Lagos somewhere close to the island, and I spend something slightly above my monthly pay on rent. Remember, many other factors come into play in these things so there are really no hard rules cast in stone for things like this. Nice thread btw...

blackfm:
This issue is relative with a lot of variables such as status, geography and income so u cant just put a % to it. A single guy can make do wit a self contain or miniflat which is valued at about 300k in lag whereas same will cost 150k in ibadan. A married man with kids has a diferent space need and so on. My formula is this, ur expenses for the monthly( after breaing the ones paid one off like rent into months) should not exceed 1/3 of ur income. 1/3 of it should go to savings while the other 1/3 should service your debts and go into short term investments.

omoalapata:
I believe 10 - 15% of your annual income should do the trick

nabiz:
do u want to know how much I earn? It personal my brother. I am economical and will not allow my house rent to be more than my average monthly income because I have to save money for other things. I earn like a contractor but live like a primary school teacher. My friends even my wife calls me a stingy man and I don't care lol. For now I live in an average man room and parlor but well furnished

nabiz:
My houses rent is less than my average monthly income. I think your house rent should not be more than ur one month salary or income

chivic:
It should never exceed 35%

tosyne2much:
Tell us your salary first

chivic:
It can not be fixed,it depends on a lot of factors like the geographical location of your job,your taste for comfort ,whether married or not married, Family size and above all your take home(salary).eg.the cost of a 3 bedroom flat in Ibadan GRA might not be able to afford u a self contained apartment in,Festac,ikeja,etc

tosyne2much:
OP, see as you hype the Calabar woman No go find wife marry

seankafor:
well.. I just wrote my last Jamb on Earth.. and ain't reasoning any poly.

deraluv:
@ lady KashyBaby. with such amount I will feed myself and both transport for a week + in school .
really happy for you i pray 4 better days ahead!

KashyBaby:




Wow! That's the rate now? Thats cool...but I hope the price in food & petrol down there didn't go up too..otherwise millions will suffer.

KashyBaby:




Wow! That's the rate now? Thats cool...but I hope the price in food & petrol down there didn't go up too..otherwise millions will suffer.

KashyBaby:
It depends what food I'm drooling on that day...a minimum of 10dollars per lunch is fine with me...

Fkforyou:
The only advantage of poverty is that the 5-7 billions soul that occupy the earth agree that it's something to dread and hence must be avoided at all cost.

E go get the kind poverty wey go catch you, e go be like say trailer smash your head...!!!!