This is how people do laundry themselves.
No one does it for u. Everything is automated.
No one enslaves anyone here.
Irrespective of your social status, you are expected to do it yourself.
Nigerian politicians can only purchase houses for their kids, but wouldn't want to live here, because the leisure of being served as Oga is not here.
When I tell people that the Real slavery is in Africa, they end up arguing with me.

So, here are pictures of how we do heavy material laundry. We do this when we have thick blankets
(duvet) & Jackets which may not yield to our regular household laundry machines.

Such can fetch so much jobs & wealth on a large scale, only if power is fixed in Nigeria.
Imagine running such on a Diesel engine!
Imagine the Noise and Air pollution too!

Where's d picture?

Entry Point!
May Look small Outside but Mighty inside.
Moving my stuffs towards the entrance!
My Wash Card for automated payments.

Top up Payments can be made using Raw cash or debit cards

Loading the Jumbo machines with my heavy duty materials.
..... with the commencement of washing....

Standard laundromat. Kini big deal

SniperSmurf:
Standard laundromat. Kini big deal

Yes o.
May not really be a big deal 4u just like me.
But the truth is, If only we can fix Light in Naija, every other thing will follow.
These things are things we should send home.
Enough of meagre sufferings.

Relaxation spot, including Massage cushion,
where some side games can keep you busy while you wait for the laundry machine to do its job.

Done washing.....
Heading for the dryers...

Dryers proper....
On a Large scale for the public.
Very cheap.

Machine Drying, Done..
Guys tidying up (folding up) their cloths neatly.

Oblitz:
Where's d picture?

Naija impatience as usual

Bodmum:
which way, naija?

LACK OF ELECTRICITY is a serious impediment to national growth.
A NATION in darkness has nothing to do with economic growth.
When God went out to ensure creation, he first made LIGHT because he needed to see where to place and put things. He needed to see the beauty of his creation so as to appreciate them.
No one ever appreciates beauty in Darkness!
Just imagine the BRIGHTNESS of the Laundry.
Someone could pick up needles that fell on the floor.

God when ..I want to experience this kind of life too

Winningbot:
God when ..I want to experience this kind of life too

Naija life for sweet pass if the necessary things are in place.

Hard Life for Africa

MALIGNANTGuest:
This is how people do laundry themselves.
No one does it for u. Everything is automated.
No one enslaves anyone here.
Irrespective of your social status, you are expected to do it yourself.
Nigerian politicians can only purchase houses for their kids, but wouldn't want to live here, because the leisure of being served as Oga is not here.
When I tell people that the Real slavery is in Africa, they end up arguing with me.

So, here are pictures of how we do heavy material laundry. We do this when we have thick blankets
(duvet) & Jackets which may not yield to our regular household laundry machines.

Such can fetch so much jobs & wealth on a large scale, only if power is fixed in Nigeria.
Imagine running such on a Diesel engine!
Imagine the Noise and Air pollution too!
Cc
Seun
Ishilove
Obinoscopy

Your pictures are good and shows a modern society. What I don't get is the mention of Slave and enslave when it has to do with business. Pass your info without making your readers feel like lower humans.

I need to japa from this kwontry

SUPERPACK:
Your pictures are good and shows a modern society. What I don't get is the mention of Slave and enslave when it has to do with business. Pass your info without making your readers feel like lower humans.

It's good you asked.
I cited such because I saw how kids were abused in Naija as housemaids when I was there.
How some brother/sister-in-laws were subjected to a lot of things for paltry favours.
I recently saw a video of a Naija Federal policeman holding a tray of food for a madam who eventually denied it without recalling that same policeman was holding her purse.
That's exactly what our COLONIAL MASTERS did to us. We always rush to condemn them, meanwhile such is presently going on in Africa unabated.
Same Nigerians & politicians wouldn't attempt such here. That's the reason I cited such.
Don't get me wrong.
To me that's even the worst!.

MALIGNANTGuest:

It's good you asked.
I cited such because I saw how kids were abused in Naija as housemaids when I was there.
How some brother/sister-in-laws were subjected to a lot of things for paltry favours.
I recently saw a video of a Naija Federal policeman holding a tray of food for a madam who eventually denied it without recalling that same policeman was holding her purse.
That's exactly what our COLONIAL MASTERS did to us. We always rush to condemn them, meanwhile such is presently going on in Africa unabated.
Same Nigerians & politicians wouldn't attempt such here. That's the reason I cited such.
Don't get me wrong.
To me that's even the worst!.

Every society has its ills and goods you know. You should not condemn thousands for the ill behaviours of few, once the gap between the rich and poor is covered these incidents will go away but I don't think it can happen.

We still have royalties and rich men in those western countries and they have maids, cleaners, drivers, gatemen, security, cooks that serve them. A lot of them can't even open there vehicle door by their self because they are rich example the president, prime ministers and governors even mayors.

We have also seen videos of domestic workers and maids being abused by their employers in US and UK. We have also read reports of parents abusing and inhumanly treating their own children even in the western countries.

These incidents are not isolated to Africa alone they are worldwide just that it is worse over here due to poverty.

SUPERPACK:
Every society has its ills and goods you know. You should not condemn thousands for the ill behaviours of few, once the gap between the rich and poor is covered these incidents will go away but I don't think it can happen.

We still have royalties and rich men in those western countries and they have maids, cleaners, drivers, gatemen, security, cooks that serve them. A lot of them can't even open there vehicle door by their self because they are rich example the president, prime ministers and governors even mayors.

We have also seen videos of domestic workers and maids being abused by their employers in US and UK. We have also read reports of parents abusing and inhumanly treating their own children even in the western countries.

These incidents are not isolated to Africa alone they are worldwide just that it is worse over here due to poverty.

you are spot on, the few that made their way out always turn their backs cursing the land forgetting the same gave them the opportunity.

they make the Lilly liver and hearted ones fill inferior of themselves and their society. one thing they fail to realize is if the western and Europe never develop their society and system we won't long for it.

SUPERPACK:
Every society has its ills and goods you know. You should not condemn thousands for the ill behaviours of few, once the gap between the rich and poor is covered these incidents will go away but I don't think it can happen.

We still have royalties and rich men in those western countries and they have maids, cleaners, drivers, gatemen, security, cooks that serve them. A lot of them can't even open there vehicle door by their self because they are rich example the president, prime ministers and governors even mayors.

We have also seen videos of domestic workers and maids being abused by their employers in US and UK. We have also read reports of parents abusing and inhumanly treating their own children even in the western countries.

These incidents are not isolated to Africa alone they are worldwide just that it is worse over here due to poverty.

You are correct.
But the difference is, those who suffer abuses in the hands of the wealthy get instant justice.
This is not the case for Nigeria.
In Fact, high profile individuals are soft targets for lawsuits and this has made them conduct themselves in such a professional manner.
For example one can never compare the way he or she suffered abuses in a Nigerian work environment to that of a lawful society.
Security personnels are well respected just like the way their employers are accorded such too.
You can easily claim damages here and this has instilled discipline too.

SniperSmurf:
Standard laundromat. Kini big deal

Why you wicked laidis? You just burst my man's bubble.

Yeah, you're right. Even me wey never travel go anywhere is used to it already, thanks to movies mostly.

Our shirts and native wears must show razor blade sharp gator.
Wheres the machine for starching and ironing?

SUPERPACK:
Your pictures are good and shows a modern society. What I don't get is the mention of Slave and enslave when it has to do with business. Pass your info without making your readers feel like lower humans.

He is saying the truth. When some African men had little opportunity, they feel like King and expect others to worship them.

It's a very dangerous mentality.

RenerdLiam:


He is saying the truth. When an African man had little opportunity, they feel like King and expect others to worship them.

It's a very dangerous mentality.

Is it all that do that? Not every rich person in Africa fancies being worshipped,

Oyibo na your mate? See coordination .

SUPERPACK:
Is it all that do that? Not every rich person in Africa fancies being worshipped,

Yes, you are right about that.

I modified my submission

In Germany

We have our own washing machine in our own comfort zone.

In the house everyone is entitled to he's or her own washing machine already packaged8)

I will experience it when i win 40m from bet9ja

Totilopussylick:
In Germany

We have our own washing machine in our own comfort zone.

In the house everyone is entitled to he's or her own washing machine already packaged8)

Yeah.
You are right about Germany.
Same applies to almost every building in the US.
I think that of Germany is a bit closer to the people. This I saw when I visited Germany.
However, what I put up there is a PUBLIC LAUNDRY center, where people can wash heavy duty materials which may not yield to the small regular ones we have in our buildings.
I have the regular one in my apartment.
But whenever I need to wash my Rugs & giant duvet, this does it effortlessly.
Some people visit here twice 4 times a year.
While some patronize them regularly