Chelseafan1:

Where are you based?

Chelseafan1:

Where in Osun?

EgunMogaji:


Those that are making it big in Nigeria do not collect a paycheck from others, anyone that still collect a paycheck is really not that successful.

Figure out what you like to do, what your passions are and try to find funding to nurture it.

When I come home I keep my eye out for opportunities that I can invest in during my retirement, my Brother they abound.

OluDare01:

with grammatical blunders

seyema:


Ikire

EgunMogaji:


Those that are making it big in Nigeria do not collect a paycheck from others, anyone that still collect a paycheck is really not that successful.

Figure out what you like to do, what your passions are and try to find funding to nurture it.

When I come home I keep my eye out for opportunities that I can invest in during my retirement, my Brother they abound.

charzyh2:



You can't be as hardworking as I am. (That's a ridiculous assumption. I have developed myself to a point that I don't need to work hard but work smarter - I pay people to do my hard work).

I'm 24 and I've learnt 5 trades already . (Good for you, now put them to use. At least one of the five should be fruitful. Before I left Nigeria at the age of 20, I worked at Cooperative Bank, was rebuilding motorcycles and cars).

I had sleepless nights through out last year learning codes and business finance on edx and coursera. (Hope it works out for you, whatever those are).

It got to a time while I was working towards a partnership that my idea got stolen by a rice processing company in Niger. (Why so much bad luck? Na only you waka come?)

I was not a fan of "travel for green pasture" but my Pastor advised me to seek my comfort before country's. (Many of us are fans of travelling out to develop our knowledge. Don't knock us out of frustration).

Imagine Pastor saying "hardwork doesn't pay in Nigeria"; that I need a bit of luck to scale through. (Well, some Pastors are also scandalous so I'm not surprised).

I swear you don't love Nigeria as I do. (Yet another assinine suggestions - just because you sit in Nigeria and leech off of her doesn't make you patriotic - how much tax have you paid last in the past 5 years to Nigeria? How much money have you infused into the Nigerian economy? - Let me know when you are ready to compare receipts).

If you have the passion as you claim why don't you take the next flight back home. (Because some of us actually have life plans and goals and we don't jump from one scheme to another. When it's time to come home I'll be home, this has nothing to do with you and I don't work off of your schedule).

I've been admitted to Computer Information Technology program in USA and I will keep working hard. (Many people get admitted to schools all over the world, not an earth shattering deal).

Doing business in Nigeria is far more dangerous than fighting boko haram. (Doing business is hard anywhere in the world - Nigeria is not on Mars and unique).

Ask any genuine business owner in Nigeria. (I am a genuine business owner in Nigeria so I don't have to go off on a fools errand).

Nigeria doesn't have 'people' problem. (She does, Nigeria has a lot of corrupt people).

Nigeria only has 'system' problem. (She doesn't. Nigerian has people problem).

If the right system can be put in place Nigeria will be fine. (The only thing I agree with on this early morning rant).

Nigerians are not lazy. (Some are the epitome of laziness)

EgunMogaji:


Dude, why are you taking this personal?

Save your energy to continue to develop yourself instead of ranting and raving online.

EgunMogaji:


Dude, why are you taking this personal?

Save your energy to continue to develop yourself instead of ranting and raving online.

charzyh2:


You think you are making points but you are only giving us reasons why we should leave this place. Can you just imagine poor you in Nigeria went to USA. Now you've made it as you claim. You now have employees in two countries. Me too wan be like u. I like ur profile na. Just do normal cuz we gether dey make same point

charzyh2:


Moreover keep calm. Let's enjoy amelika too

alfonso36:
hello frank i told you about sending stuff here for me to sell a while ago, kindly let me know if you are still interested, or i could send you some cash to start with, eg like those bicycles and electronic appliances you posted the other time, i need to do something with my life bro and i think starting with you might just be my lottery thanks

FrankNetter:
The fact that I'm typing this means I wasn't shot and killed . Lemme knack you guys the gist.

FrankNetter:
The fact that I'm typing this means I wasn't shot and killed . Lemme knack you guys the gist.

toluine56:

Waiting bro.
You over speed ni abi wetin?

tescoman90:


i don miss u die

FrankNetter:
Yesterday was a wet day.

I was supposed to drop my younger siblings in school at about 12:00 pm. So, after doing the necessary house chores and all, we got set to leave. Their school is like 20mins drive from the house. Did I mention earlier? my younger sis is studying Pharmacy, while my bro is studying Nursing.

I dey drive jejely o, dey mind my business. After like 15 mins, we arrived at our destination, I dropped them off and started heading home.

Like I mentioned earlier, it was drizzling lightly, so I was minding my speed so as to avoid skidding. The rain had started increased in intensity, so visibility was getting poorer.

On getting to a traffic light, it showed red. But here in the US, you can make a right turn if you stop and check if a car is coming from the opposite direction even if the light shows red.
As I turned onto the road and had started accelerating slowly, I noticed a police car materialize from thin air

I checked my speedometer, I wasn't overspeeding, I checked seat belt, I had put it on earlier. Surely, no be me the guy wan pull over

FrankNetter:
Yesterday was a wet day.

I was supposed to drop my younger siblings in school at about 12:00 pm. So, after doing the necessary house chores and all, we got set to leave. Their school is like 20mins drive from the house. Did I mention earlier? my younger sis is studying Pharmacy, while my bro is studying Nursing.

I dey drive jejely o, dey mind my business. After like 15 mins, we arrived at our destination, I dropped them off and started heading home.

Like I mentioned earlier, it was drizzling lightly, so I was minding my speed so as to avoid skidding. The rain had started increased in intensity, so visibility was getting poorer.

On getting to a traffic light, it showed red. But here in the US, you can make a right turn if you stop and check if a car is coming from the opposite direction even if the light shows red.
As I turned onto the road and had started accelerating slowly, I noticed a police car materialize from thin air

I checked my speedometer, I wasn't overspeeding, I checked seat belt, I had put it on earlier. Surely, no be me the guy wan pull over

EgunMogaji:


Unless there's a sign that says you can't. You can also make a left from a one way street onto another way street.

FrankNetter:


My guy, how body?

toluine56:
FrankNetter you're getting used to the road network there.. Nice

alfonso36:
hello frank i told you about sending stuff here for me to sell a while ago, kindly let me know if you are still interested, or i could send you some cash to start with, eg like those bicycles and electronic appliances you posted the other time, i need to do something with my life bro and i think starting with you might just be my lottery thanks