Ibime:


Olosho work can never be obsolete and has thrived since the days of Cain and Abel till now. Infact the ministry is expanding with Onlyfans and co

Meanwhile A001 should forget writing physics textbook in Yoruba. Oyinbo has already done it. In the words of one of my padi, "White man done go far oh"

BlueRayDick:
I passed Mobolaji Bank anthony few minutes ago and by 5.50 am queue don long from the Total filling station on that road to Ikeja Cantonment close to Maryland bus stop .

It will funny to see the 100’s of people on that queue vote APC continuity at the polls come February 2023.

BlueRayDick:
I passed Mobolaji Bank anthony few minutes ago and by 5.50am queue don long from the Total filling station on that road to Ikeja Cantonment close to Maryland bus stop .

It will funny to see the 100’s of people on that queue vote APC continuity at the polls come February 2023.

iamoyindamola:

I they pass that route everyday to and fro
Traffic for there no beans

Itsrm:


Lagos people.

Some of us never even bath and If not for children going to school, I'll still be sleeping.

A001:

That translation na absolute gibberish. E be like FB translation too. But Oyinbo don go far true true sha

Itsrm:


Lagos people.

Some of us never even bath and If not for children going to school, I'll still be sleeping.

BlueRayDick:
I passed Mobolaji Bank anthony few minutes ago and by 5.50 am queue don long from the Total filling station on that road to Ikeja Cantonment close to Maryland bus stop .

It will funny to see the 100’s of people on that queue vote APC continuity at the polls come February 2023.

izzou:


I understand that Nigeria is hard, but a lot of people need to take care of their health; bodily and mentally.

I left home 4:45, and queues are everywhere.

Like...people dey lodge for petrol stations now.

I thank God for not letting me subject myself to that kind of stress

FBS:

I was always on the bus by 5:30am to get to school on time and then you get someone to lap you, which saves you money = extra pocket man.

The traffic is NEXT level. Eko ni le.

BlueRayDick:


Personally I believe those people on the queue are peopl who live on the outskirts of lagos/neaighboring communities like ota, oju ore, iyana iyesi, atan, Itele and co. I believe people like that do not have the luxury of buying fuel at almost 300 naira which most of their neaigborhood filling station will sell. So they wake up earlier than me and u, find their way to the city of Lagos and quickly form a queue hoping to buy fuel before midday.

The whole fuel scarcity is so annoying that there seem to be no end in sight cos the government can't even come up with a genuine reason where there's scarcity.

nihilistjnr:


I empathise with you bro. I used to start my day at similar time to you but I'm acutely aware how much more one could get done in the time Lagos forces you yo waste in traffic

These days I work fully remote, but pre-pandemic I also used to leave my house at 4.30 to go to the gym. I will baff there and drive 5 minutes to the train to catch the 6.20 train to London 150+ miles away.

When I would get to London. I would walk 30 minutes to work for extra cardio and would still get to work before 9am

It's 6.45 am here now and I'm just about to leave the gym. I will go home, baff, have breakfast, do the school run, and still be at my desk for 9am.

My bro, I can't lie to you. Japa is the only way. In all your doings, aim to leave that hell hole.

BlueRayDick:


I do work remotely once a week, and that once is usually a very good day; I Have 4 working days to be on site out of 5. I leave home very early and do not experience traffic going and I close early so I usually get home before dinner time.

E be like say na Canada be the way this year. I must set things in motion cos that UK education route levels no favor me at all.

BlueRayDick:
I passed Mobolaji Bank anthony few minutes ago and by 5.50 am queue don long from the Total filling station on that road to Ikeja Cantonment close to Maryland bus stop .

It will funny to see the 100’s of people on that queue vote APC continuity at the polls come February 2023.

Ibime:


Olosho work can never be obsolete and has thrived since the days of Cain and Abel till now. Infact the ministry is expanding with Onlyfans and co

Meanwhile A001 should forget writing physics textbook in Yoruba. Oyinbo has already done it. In the words of one of my padi, "White man done go far oh"

nihilistjnr:


I empathise with you bro. I used to start my day at similar time to you but I'm acutely aware how much more one could get done in the time Lagos forces you yo waste in traffic

These days I work fully remote, but pre-pandemic I also used to leave my house at 4.30 to go to the gym. I will baff there and drive 5 minutes to the train to catch the 6.20 train to London 150+ miles away.

When I would get to London. I would walk 30 minutes to work for extra cardio and would still get to work before 9am

It's 6.45 am here now and I'm just about to leave the gym. I will go home, baff, have breakfast, do the school run, and still be at my desk for 9am.

My bro, I can't lie to you. Japa is the only way. In all your doings, aim to leave that hell hole.

Roland17:


Abeg where dem dey meet to protest make I prepare my placard.. No time!

BlueRayDick:


I do work remotely once a week, and that once is usually a very good day; I Have 4 working days to be on site out of 5. I leave home very early and do not experience traffic going and I close early so I usually get home before dinner time.

E be like say na Canada be the way this year. I must set things in motion cos that UK education route levels no favor me at all.

Unlimited22:

When Fela sang Shufering and Shimiling, he was talking past, present and future.

BlueRayDick:


Fela na the one and only true prophet that came out of Nigeria.

afrodoc2:


I have been preaching that Canada gospel here for a while. No guarantees in life but for now it offers the best chance of social integration, good quality of life and economic security.

Omo me I usually wake up around 7.30am and get to work at 9am on a couple of days and some other days I wake up around 9.30am to get to work around 11am. I can’t come and kill myself.

afrodoc2:


You then add the fact that when he sang some of these songs we were still in the oil boom era.

People must have initially looked at him like he was crazy.

BlueRayDick:

Fela na the one and only true prophet that came out of Nigeria.

afrodoc2:


Yoruba Orthography rejects that your Yoruba translation.

FBS:

I was always on the bus by 5:30am to get to school on time and then you get someone to lap you, which saves you money = extra pocket man.

The traffic is NEXT level. Eko ni le.

FBS:

Warridis? You sabi Yoruba so?

BlueRayDick:


Any movement wey involve mainland for morning , if u no commot mailand before 6.am u will regret ur decision . Lagos traffic wahala too much .

BlueRayDick:


I do work remotely once a week, and that once is usually a very good day; I Have 4 working days to be on site out of 5. I leave home very early and do not experience traffic going and I close early so I usually get home before dinner time.

E be like say na Canada be the way this year. I must set things in motion cos that UK education route levels no favor me at all.

iamoyindamola:

Try job level, mostly accounting agency

BlueRayDick:


Wetin I need now na mentorship of person wey recently japa go canada thru skilled express entry route, If u know anybody like that abeg hala me.

My guy that sold everything including car, TV, household items, etc to japa enter UK for masters; He dey tell me e no easy. He said as student u only get to work menial jobs and the jobs aren't easy. Imagine having to work in a store like shoprite in East London acting as cashier, manager and supply chain manager .

BlueRayDick:


I need people wey don follow the route recently to put me through, I no wan dey do trial and error dey waste time and resources.