Zigzagman:

It's no surprising that cases of depression are on the rise. There's inflation affecting basic staples. And most young NIgerians do not earn enough to plan for their futures. Most young people surveyed in the video below expressed fears for their mental health. Especially for self-employed individuals who won't earn except their services and products are used.

So how do you keep hope alive? How do you deal with rising bills? How do you plan for a family as a single, unmarried nigerian?

In the video below, everyday Nigerians share their strategies for cutting costs, increasing their earning and managing the bills that come with romance. ;

Please watch and share how you're surviving.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL6V8U9yoeQ

STEWpid:
Chai..

Many children go into hustling than what was obtainable in the past 25 years and above.

STEWpid:
Chai..

Many children go into hustling than what was obtainable in the past 25 years and above.

Dimaya:


I think things have been basically the same

STEWpid:


How many girls hustle with their kpussies in those days compared to now?

How many boys fit smoke or toast girls in those days compared to now?

ideamonster:


oga, there's nothing new under the sun. prostitution has been as old as makind. Things were hard in the past, you just were probably too young to remember.

For example during Abacha's time, things were so bad, that everyone was going to the sawmill, looking for sawdust to cook with.

Those involved in prostitution have no excuse. If a woman wants to work, she will work. If she doesn't, she will lie on the economy

ideamonster:


oga, there's nothing new under the sun. prostitution has been as old as makind. Things were hard in the past, you just were probably too young to remember.

For example during Abacha's time, things were so bad, that everyone was going to the sawmill, looking for sawdust to cook with.

Those involved in prostitution have no excuse. If a woman wants to work, she will work. If she doesn't, she will lie on the economy

STEWpid:




The only phrase I enjoyed in all your statements which is true is bolded above.

Yes! Nothing new under the sun and all atrocities have been there since the emergence of mankind.

I clearly understood the time of Abacha and sawdust in Lag.

I'll give you just only one e.g. so that you'll know where I'm pointing at:

CKAY in his recent song "By Now" said: "we supposed don dey fukk by now".

No one could dare say such in those days, especially for someone at his age!

Meanwhile, it's extremely embarrassing that you referred to me as OGA!


Chai..

STEWpid:




The only phrase I enjoyed in all your statements which is true is bolded above.

Yes! Nothing new under the sun and all atrocities have been there since the emergence of mankind.

I clearly understood the time of Abacha and sawdust in Lag.

I'll give you just only one e.g. so that you'll know where I'm pointing at:

CKAY in his recent song "By Now" said: "we supposed don dey fukk by now".

No one could dare say such in those days, especially for someone at his age!






















Meanwhile, it's extremely embarrassing that you referred to me as OGA!


Chai..

Dimaya:
you can't change anything. the whole world is going to shit

Zigzagman:


If as a man for any reason u earn less than ur partner, u have somewhat lost respect.

If at the beginning u were earning more and somehow by twist of faith she begins to earn more, same rule applies, u will still loose ur respect.

Zigzagman:
nairaland members don't give advice they look for your mistakes and judge you according. If you don't have one, like typographical error they will always manufacture one psychologically to taunts you.

Dimaya:


Depends though. I've gotten some of the best advice from nairaland though

Zigzagman:



Abacha. Those were days of nationwide suffering.

ideamonster:


seems every post you've put on since last week has been a lamentation

Zigzagman:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL6V8U9yoeQ

The Daily Struggles Of Young, Unmarried Nigerians Today


It's no surprising that cases of depression are on the rise.

1. There's inflation affecting basic staples.

2. Most young NIgerians do not earn enough to plan for their futures.

3. Most young people express fears for their mental health. Especially for self-employed individuals who won't earn except their services and products are used.


So how do you keep hope alive?

How do you deal with rising bills?

How do you plan for a family as a single, unmarried nigerian?

In the above video, everyday Nigerians share their strategies for cutting costs, increasing their earning and managing the bills that come with romance.

Please watch and share how you're surviving.

Zigzagman:


not lamenting. just stating reality

Zigzagman:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL6V8U9yoeQ

The Daily Struggles Of Young, Unmarried Nigerians Today


It's no surprising that cases of depression are on the rise.

1. There's inflation affecting basic staples.

2. Most young NIgerians do not earn enough to plan for their futures.

3. Most young people express fears for their mental health. Especially for self-employed individuals who won't earn except their services and products are used.


So how do you keep hope alive?

How do you deal with rising bills?

How do you plan for a family as a single, unmarried nigerian?

In the above video, everyday Nigerians share their strategies for cutting costs, increasing their earning and managing the bills that come with romance.

Please watch and share how you're surviving.