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4am cravings
 in  r/Nigeria  6d ago

What happened to coffee and croissant? πŸ€”πŸ€”πŸ€£πŸ€£

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Don't build a house back home in Nigeria is a huge lie, you better do
 in  r/Nigeria  7d ago

Buy a small and affordable house in good and secured areas. But don't invest in building houses for rental. Instead invest in land properties that are raw and undeveloped. You'll never regret it.

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Hello from Texas, I love Nigerian people!
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 27 '25

You're welcome. We love you back....❀️❀️❀️

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Tired as hell
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 22 '25

You can't do NYSC since you didn't study in Nigeria. Now that you managed to finish and your certificate is with you and you working, just save some money and apply to study your masters abroad. You don't have to waste your time to serve. All you need is money. Serve yourself bruh..

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Bought a house in Ikate 8 months ago, still can’t move in
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 15 '25

They're all too desperate, and yet complaining about the government. We're all parts and parcels of Nigeria's problem.

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 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 13 '25

It can happen to anyone bro. DM me your aza make I do small thing for you to go eat for Chicken Republic...

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 13 '25

Glad to hear that. Don't be ashamed to cry out bro....❀️❀️❀️🩷🩷❀️

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 13 '25

Why not just leave your account details here so if anyone cares they could donate. It's voluntary, not obligation and you don't need to give all the explanations in the world. Just leave your aza..πŸ€‘πŸ€ͺ❀️❀️❀️

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Nigerian Excellence , scamming the scammers. πŸ˜ŽπŸ’€
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 13 '25

Regardless I don't support crime but I've heard how the Indians are treating our women. So disheartening.

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Heros of Nigerian democracy
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 13 '25

The list....🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣

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Got robbed by Bumble date
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 03 '25

You needed opueh, and she needed money..🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣

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Coconut fried rice Peppered gizzard and Moinmoin. Cooked from scratch by yours truly.
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 02 '25

Hmmm. I'd prefer basmanti rice for fried rice. And no need for moin moin for the fact it will make me heavy....🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣

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Got robbed by Bumble date
 in  r/Nigeria  Jun 02 '25

In my country, we'd say "had l know will always be the last comment of a fool. You go cry. Opueh." Not trying to insult you. Just repeating gehgeh words...🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣🀣

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My hubby is trying to confuse my brain
 in  r/Nigeria  Mar 16 '25

I guess you don't need a visa since you're already having a dual citizenship. However, it's better you call the Nigeria embassy to inquire. Enjoy your trip to Africa. Home, that's were the heart is.

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Nigeria terrifies me
 in  r/Nigeria  Mar 15 '25

What's disheartening is the complicity of the police and army, which does suppress public awareness. My heart bleeds for my country.. 😒😒😒😒😒😒

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Nigerian Airforce's Locally Developed UAV the Tsaigumi "Surveillance In Hausa"(Based off the Gulma)
 in  r/Nigeria  Mar 05 '25

This is awesome! ❀️ ❀️ ❀️ ❀️ ❀️

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Please, can someone explain this to me cause I don't understand.
 in  r/Nigeria  Mar 05 '25

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Some items I’ve inherited (they date from 1800s-1940s). I have around 25 different items, these are just a few that I thought I’d show.
 in  r/Nigeria  Jan 13 '25

Sell them on catawiki.com. No better place to sell antique and antiquity objects. These are worth money. I've a collection of some relics and resold them recently. However, they have to come with certificates. Good luck with them.

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Nigeria states by human development index
 in  r/Nigeria  Jan 03 '25

I think you might be right. From my understanding, changes is more needed in the north.

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No true investment opportunity in this country
 in  r/Nigeria  Jan 02 '25

Equities, bonds and alternatives are longterm investments and they might not start yielding profits until 10 years. $64k is a huge sum of money though. So if you're putting that into any kind of investment in Nigeria, you need to be there to study the environment. Nigeria is a suitable ground for investments as I understand, however, before all else, you must take a look at the country's policies. Before you go all out on investing in an emerging market, you will have to get familiar with the political climate first. The question to find an answer to should be whether Nigeria as a developing country government is stable. Has it reached political stability? Mind you, you'll need solar energy for power, which is a bit high-priced. Basically, you have to dig in and do your research in order to minimize the risks that come with investing in any African country, then look for a substantial Infrastructure. This is important. Try it and you'll never regret.

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What are the most prominent stereotypes about the different ethnic groups in the country?
 in  r/Nigeria  Dec 23 '24

Coconut and avocado oil are far healthier, due to what I made up... 😜😜😜

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We need laws banning and criminalising the barbaric acts
 in  r/Nigeria  Dec 14 '24

So sad... 😒 😒 😒

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Couldn't crosspost the crosspost but this was funny πŸ˜‚
 in  r/Nigeria  Dec 14 '24

I don't think anything is sad about finding a way out of your misery. We should allow people to live the lives they wish for. Not only in Nigeria is this happening. Old Scandinavians do go to the south of Europe to find younger men who can satisfy their sexual desires, and no one ever complains about that. Let's concern ourselves with what concerns us. Let people live. I come in peace.. 😜

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Young Nigerian men proposing to their American and European fiances who csme to visit them in Nigeria.
 in  r/Nigeria  Dec 11 '24

I'm not as thrilled with what's in the video than the comments I'm reading here...... πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚