Monday - Friday ( Work, Work, Work)

Saturdays - One event must dey kinda sha ni

Sundays - It's time for religious program which by evening village group meeting or association go dey

Abeg, when do those with such routine have time to rest, relax

Is this all average Nigerian you do, you very lucky git?

Most Nigerians are not average, and this is in no way their routine. Most of us must find time to go shop for food and queue for petrol and educate our children and ensure they do their homework, and we must have time to deal with the unforeseen wahalas and joys that come our way, and sort out our side gig too or we will starve.

There's also that irritating neighbour we must deal with, and the extended family who turn up unannounced and whom we can't avoid.

budaatum:
Is this all average Nigerian you do, you very lucky git?

Most Nigerians are not average, and this is in no way their routine. Most of us must find time to go shop for food and queue for petrol and educate our children and ensure they do their homework, and we must have time to deal with the unforeseen wahalas and joys that come our way, and sort out our side gig too or we will starve.

There's also that irritating neighbour we must deal with, and the extended family who turn up unannounced and whom we can't avoid.

The definition of good life even with money in Nigeria is questionable

Mine is Mon - fri = work
Saturday = Sleep, eat, sleep
Sunday= gym, eat, sleep, go outside
I love my job tho

budaatum:
Is this all average Nigerian you do, you very lucky git?

Most Nigerians are not average, and this is in no way their routine. Most of us must find time to go shop for food and queue for petrol and educate our children and ensure they do their homework, and we must have time to deal with the unforeseen wahalas and joys that come our way, and sort out our side gig too or we will starve.

There's also that irritating neighbour we must deal with, and the extended family who turn up unannounced and whom we can't avoid.

Typical Lagos hmmm, trying to manage work and family
What's the meaning of badaatum

Pussyisgud:


What's the meaning of badaatum

I haven't got a clue what badaatum means.

helinues:


The definition of good life even with money in Nigeria is questionable

I disagree. Good life is living contentedly, which one can do with little money.

What's 'good' for you is not necessarily what's 'good' for all. But then you are not a Buddhist, and likely know nothing of Dharma.

budaatum:


I disagree. Good life is living contentedly, which one can do with little money.

What's 'good' for you is not necessarily what's 'good' for all. But then you are not a Buddhist, and likely know nothing of Dharma.

Most Nigerians are not average, and this is in no way their routine. Most of us must find time to go shop for food and queue for petrol

@ emboldened is just one of the reasons why I I said real good life for average people in Nigeria is questionable even with money. You have the money to buy something but it's not available.

The internet providers would also tell you they have unlimited monthly package which by 25th , they would tell you it expired not to talk of bad network sometimes.

Oga bank still dey there oo, ATM palavas, bank queuing on the money you struggle to save

helinues:




@ emboldened is just one of the reasons why I I said real good life for average people in Nigeria is questionable even with money. You have the money to buy something but it's not available.

The internet providers would also tell you they have unlimited monthly package which by 25th , they would tell you it expired not to talk of bad network sometimes.

Oga bank still dey there oo, ATM palavas, bank queuing on the money you struggle to save

Why must you use internet when you can be engaging with those around you?

And why must you even use atm when you can stuff your money under your mattress?

My point is, you are complaining that you can't live a certain kind of life you need to struggle for instead of just live the life you can live, and my sympathy for you is zilch.

Dude, please! You got legs, so walk!

budaatum:


I haven't got a clue what badaatum means.

I mean budaatum your moniker

budaatum:


Why must you use internet when you can be engaging with those around you?

And why must you even use atm when you can stuff your money under your mattress?

My point is, you are complaining that you can't live a certain kind of life you need to struggle for instead of just live the life you can live, and my sympathy for you is zilch.

Dude, please! You got legs, so walk!

Your point is only emphasizing on struggling life .

Talk to people around you when everyone is minding their business lately

How much do you want to keep under your mattress or in your house, not even consideration of 9 figures just for stepping stone before getting things started.

Abeg, no dey reason like that oo

Pussyisgud:

I mean budaatum your moniker

"Mean", is the wrong word to describe it. Stand for, or represent, or signify, would be more accurate.

buda signifies a fruit eating Bodhisattva.

Atum is an Egyptian god.

Now, do some alchemy.

helinues:


Your point is only emphasizing on struggling life .

Talk to people around you when everyone is minding their business lately

How much do you want to keep under your mattress or in your house, not even consideration of 9 figures just for stepping stone before getting things started.

Abeg, no dey reason like that oo

Asking people around me is the beginning of sufferhead.

One should mind one's own business instead of minding the business of those around one.

budaatum:


Asking people around me is the beginning of sufferhead.

One should mind one's own business instead of minding the business of those around one.

Hardship or no hardship, people are making it. So no excuse

helinues:


Hardship or no hardship, people are making it. So no excuse

People are indeed making it despite the hardship, so no excuse.

Seriously. Every time people think its hard, sooner or later it gets even harder. Some are even crying for the return of bubu's hardship and even Abacha's, and I wouldn't be surprised to hear some crying for the return of Emilokan's hardship sometime in the not too distant future.

Be careful what you wish for

budaatum:


People are indeed making it despite the hardship, so no excuse.

Seriously. Every time people think its hard, sooner or later it gets even harder. Some are even crying for the return of bubu's hardship and even Abacha's, and I wouldn't be surprised to hear some crying for the return of Emilokan's hardship sometime in the not too distant future.

Whois:
Be careful what you wish for

Wish for? You funny.

I'm looking in my crystal ball that has never ever once been right because it's a fake dodgy made in Aba, China one and has a crack in it. And I'm telling you the inevitable future that is going to happen as certainly as the sun will rise in the morning, that if you think its hard in Nigeria today, you ain't seen nothing yet!

And my reason for making such a claim is that we haven't begun to hear the words below that I've faked coming from of a certain Mr Kennedy who never said any such thing.

But don't you dare let me off easy please. Make a note in your diary to ask me how far in 12 months time, and in 2 and 5 years time too.

You, sir, will live very very long. And that's not a wish or a prayer, but a fact that's not from my crystal ball.

helinues:
Monday - Friday ( Work, Work, Work)

Saturdays - One event must dey kinda sha ni

Sundays - It's time for religious program which by evening village group meeting or association go dey

Abeg, when do those with such routine have time to rest, relax

1st you forget there are public holidays, of which Nigeria has 12 holidays in a year

For workers, you have public holiday and official leave to the rescue


People fall sick, thats another compulsory rest

budaatum:



"Mean", is the wrong word to describe it. Stand for, or represent, or signify, would be more accurate.

buda signifies a fruit eating Bodhisattva.

Atum is an Egyptian god.

Now, do some alchemy.

Dey ply

Egyptian god that loves fruit

budaatum:



"Mean", is the wrong word to describe it. Stand for, or represent, or signify, would be more accurate.

buda signifies a fruit eating Bodhisattva.

Atum is an Egyptian god.

Now, do some alchemy.

Damian911:
Egyptian god that loves fruit

And went as far as creating slaves to farm it.

You called, Sir?

Pussyisgud:
Mine is Mon - fri = work
Saturday = Sleep, eat, sleep
Sunday= gym, eat, sleep, go outside
I love my job tho

You no dey fúck?

Yet you say you name is "Pussy is good"

Una dey enjoy o
I spent most of my time at work...

6AM to 7PM
Monday to Saturday
That's why every Saturday
"I'm like oh thank 🙏 God it's Saturday"