ahiboilandgas:
sorry the king of ikejia. The estate is after ikejia police barracks after ikejia under bridge by oial
conoil rd There is a Forte oil station opp the estate gate .micrants are not allow in

ahiboilandgas:
I no dey for hear say . Dangote group CEO Dil is kunle Alake a Yoruba man he over the m.d of dangote cement. If a foreign firm has a Majority stake in a firm in Nigeria they will recruit a expert nah . Like wise our own small multinationals like m.d of first bank .uk was a Nigerians most Nigeria churches abroad are man by Nigerians .

ibkayee:

Get me a source mate, how am I sure you didn’t just screenshot this from a movie on IROKOtv

EgunMogaji2:


I didn’t have a motorcycle accident.

Let’s be factual.

Jakumo:


I hear you man. Years ago I was forced to get out of our car because a traffic accident had just occurred blocking both lanes of the Lagos Expressway. I was on the shoulder of the blacktop and not on the road when a car took to the shoulder and hit me square in that back at 20 mph. Perhaps my weight lifter's muscularity at the time saved me but I was catapulted into the air, before breaking the car's front window and landing on the ground where all I saw was white fog that seemed to take forever to clear, before recovering with no lasting damage.

You broke the same cardinal rule that I did by stopping and disembarking anywhere along that highway, and by pure luck, I survived as did you many years later under identical circumstances. The bottom line is to avoid stopping along any Nigerian highway UNLESS your vehicle is disabled. The instant you disembark your vehicle alongside the expressway the background noise reduces your ability to hear approaching cars until it is simply too late to duck out of the way.

Finally, on the subject of bikes, I appeal on behalf of your loved ones that you hang up that helmet and stop riding a motorcycle on Nigerian roads for good, and if possible even on American roads. The odds of sustaining serious life-changing injuries rise dramatically if one is on a motorcycle as opposed to being belted in a car, in the event of a crash or tire blowout. You are an esteemed member of the Wabenzi Tribe, and now you must comport yourself accordingly by driving ONLY dat Benz, Ogawa Egun Agbalagba.

Jakumo:



In 2017 I had the privilege of visiting the river-front house of a CEO with national responsibilities and global influence resident in Canada, and noted that there was NO house help of any sort in or outside his modest middle-class suburban residence. The CEO cooked his own meals and occasionally his wife shared that duty. This is the only truly wealthy man I have the privilege of knowing and visiting outside Nigeria, and it was there I arrived at the conclusion that outside of Hollywood, it is unusual for even the wealthy to hire chefs or full-time cleaners.

In Nigeria, a corporate head of similar status would have a battalion of personal employees at his beck and call. The understated humility of the Canadians in general was a revelation to me. During that same visit to Canada, while walking along the street passing Ottawa's Houses of Parliament, my host stopped to introduce me to a well-dressed pedestrian hurrying past at a brisk walk, alone.

After the sharply-suited man had walked off unaccompanied by anyone, my host stunned me by informing me I had just shaken hands with Canada's Minister of Finance, a billionaire in his own right before assuming office. Even after many years living in America, I experienced culture shock that day, realizing that this man who walked ALONE down a street of his capital city, with NO entourage in sight, was none other than the nation's freaking Minister of Finance.

Jakumo:


I hear you man. Years ago I was forced to get out of our car because a traffic accident had just occurred blocking both lanes of the Lagos Expressway. I was on the shoulder of the blacktop and not on the road when a car took to the shoulder and hit me square in that back at 20 mph. Perhaps my weight lifter's muscularity at the time saved me but I was catapulted into the air, before breaking the car's front window and landing on the ground where all I saw was white fog that seemed to take forever to clear, before recovering with no lasting damage.

You broke the same cardinal rule that I did by stopping and disembarking anywhere along that highway, and by pure luck, I survived as did you many years later under identical circumstances. The bottom line is to avoid stopping along any Nigerian highway UNLESS your vehicle is disabled. The instant you disembark your vehicle alongside the expressway the background noise reduces your ability to hear approaching cars until it is simply too late to duck out of the way.

Finally, on the subject of bikes, I appeal on behalf of your loved ones that you hang up that helmet and stop riding a motorcycle on Nigerian roads for good, and if possible even on American roads. The odds of sustaining serious life-changing injuries rise dramatically if one is on a motorcycle as opposed to being belted in a car, in the event of a crash or tire blowout. You are an esteemed member of the Wabenzi Tribe, and now you must comport yourself accordingly by driving ONLY dat Benz, Ogawa Egun Agbalagba.

Babysho:


Minimum wage is 30k and internet monthly sub is 40k haba!

IbeOkehie:


You can rationalize whatever you want. I posted a list by Thisday, a reputable Nigerian newspaper. Most of the people on their highest paid CEO list are Europeans or Asians. Added to that, on a more pedestrian level, my observation at Nigerian Airports is that Europeans or Asians are accorded better privileges than Nigerians. You yourself must know that is true.

Keep justifying nonsense, this sort of inverted thinking is EXACTLY why Nigeria is what is is, a poverty stricken hell hole. Enjoy your riches in Nigeria. Like you guys always put it, it is well.

COMPAQ:


Very shallow!

sukkot:
lmao alright

https://autojosh.com/ola-orekunrin/

ratiken:
The rich is Nigeria don’t even know how to enjoy their wealth. Mostly liqour, women and status activities.

What happens to exploring the globe in a yatch?
What happens to traveling and learning other cultures?

What exactly is the enjoyment?

ibkayee:

Ok I checked out their website and it’s awesome what they’re doing.

The founder does not look like Tinubu however, don’t tell me he’s trying to pass the lady in question’s picture as his too??

This has nothing to do with Tinubu or his potential presidency, it’s a charity operated organisation that was created after a fatal incident within her family in Nigeria.

sukkot:
telling a man to stop his passion is like killing the man. instead you should suggest places where he could ride safely like eko atlantic city

Jakumo:


In my village when in Nigeria I ride my motorbike daily, BUT the speed is never faster than FIVE miles per hour because I ONLY ever ride on dirt roads leading to my hunting forest or passing through desolate farmland. I never encounter a single car on those bush roads, and thus have a decent level of confidence that even if I should fall, there will be no impact at the very slow speed that I normally ride.

I would encourage Egun Agbalagba to ride a motorcycle ONLY if it will be on a dirt road with no cars, and at a very low speed. The instant a motorcycle starts mingling with 2-tonne cars on any road at normal highway speeds, the stakes go way up. In conclusion, I am delighted to hear from Egun Mogaji that his power bike riding days are over at least while he is on Nigeria's unforgiving roadways. I am certain the man's loved ones will also be relieved to see him traveling by car rather than on that power bike whenever he heads out on the road.

sukkot:
his wife is a power bike rider too

BigName101:
You're very right bros. I thought life abroad was heaven until I got here. While in Nigeria I thought depression was 'greek' until I got here and now suffering from it. Life abroad no be am at all even when you are rich, bills and taxes to dey give you heart attack every month end.

IbeOkehie:


You can rationalize whatever you want. I posted a list by Thisday, a reputable Nigerian newspaper. Most of the people on their highest paid CEO list are Europeans or Asians. Added to that, on a more pedestrian level, my observation at Nigerian Airports is that Europeans or Asians are accorded better privileges than Nigerians. You yourself must know that is true.

Keep justifying nonsense, this sort of inverted thinking is EXACTLY why Nigeria is what is is, a poverty stricken hell hole. Enjoy your riches in Nigeria. Like you guys always put it, it is well.

Kaycee54321:

Jakumo:


Yes o it is well o. It is not my portion o. It is the portion of those other schmuks who don't have Papa God's direct phone line.

Karlifate:


In Nigeria, accountability is alien, but when you find yourself in a society that demands you to be accountable, you'll surely have "heart attack."

ibkayee:

Get me a source mate, how am I sure you didn’t just screenshot this from a movie on IROKOtv

BigName101:
fool

sukkot:
more copter services for medical emergencies

http://www.ambulance.ng/services/

https://www.emergency-live.com/ambulance/air-ambulance-and-medevac-in-nigeria-they-come-from-the-sky-they-are-the-flying-doctors/

ibkayee:

This is good then

However I can never take the health care system of country that its own leaders can't use seriously. You can keep shouting 'colonial mentality' all you want

sukkot:
hehe it is what it is. our leaders are screwed in the head does not mean the countrys medical facilities are not functioning. nigeria is one of those places, everything exists, but you just have to look harder

ahiboilandgas:
the southern kaduna ,benue and jos issue has been brewing for over 30 years and now climaxing along the flaut line. THE MUSLIM NORTH MEETS THE CHRISTIAN NORTH THE HEADER MEET THE FAMER

.the politician have exploited this defects .it beyond sending soilders .now terrorists and bandits are also exploiting the crisis. Most of the attack in southern kaduna is a tit for tat cycle .the fulani communities are also victims ( unreported ) .NB Fulanis are now a Major source of volient criminal gangs in Nigeria. The army is not well paid or funded to perform Magic .imagine paying a copral 55k per month to guard a crude pipeline in Niger delta moving 5 m USD crude per day .

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sukkot:
enjoyment is relative. dont try to impose your idea of enjoyment on others. thats called narcissism. the bolded i personally dont see as enjoyment

ahiboilandgas:
Good warm weather at no cost ! Low cost of living relative to income , ease of setting new business , more return on investment .prestige, culture , bigger houses (all paid ) zero racism and no glass ceilings. Natural organic food . For electricity we now have over 22 hours daily band A solar cover up for the rest .no student debt (70000 USD) per child, no 40 tax on incomes no inheritance levy no Mass shooting .family values ( state promoting gays and gay bishop) cheap subsided fuel .low debt burden car insurance is just 20k .no property sharing on divorce. Polygamy .community engagement (no invidualism) no old people home to dump me when am old ! no child care bills ( 400 USD per months ) .

AngelicBeing:
Gbamsulotely, this has been my Final decision for years concerning moving back to Nigeria, l still stick to that, I have tasted the ground several times about living in Nigeria, l have invested in Real estate and other investment in Nigeria but I will continue to just visit and disappear, Nigeria don cast