@jbmillenial I don't think refusing makes someone a bad person but flexibility is key in relationships. To hide behind "that's not my personality" for harmless moments can feel like withholding effort, which is why people call it nonchalant. Itβs always nice to meet your partner halfway.
Hi Fam,
If you're in Lagos and looking to buy some items for your home, we have some items for sale.
2 units - 1 HorsePower Hisense AC - 150k each
2 units - 3 x 6 bed frame - 100k each
2 units - 3 x 6 foam - 60k each
1 unit - 1 HorsePower LG AC - 180k
1 unit - 40 Inch LG TV - 100k
1 unit - 12 KG Gas Cylinder - 35k
1 unit - 5 KG Gas Cylinder - 25k
1 unit - C Way Water Dispenser - 120k
1 unit - Sokin Japan 2-burner TableTop Gas cooker - 60k
1 unit - 2 burner electric cooker - 45k
1 unit - Crepe maker - 25k
1 Cupboard - 120k
You will be responsible for pickup once purchased.
Pickup point is Osapa, Lekki.
If you're interested in any of these items, please comment and I'll DM.
Someone has the following items available for immediate sale, pick up location is New Road, igbo Efon, Lekki Lagos
Frame 1: LG 674 litre side by side smart inverter Refrigerator - 900,000 Naira Only
Frames 2&3: Jubaili Bros P13-Grid diesel generator - 2,800,000 Naira Only
Someone has the following items available for immediate sale, pick up location is New Road, igbo Efon, Lekki Lagos
Frame 1: LG 674 litre side by side smart inverter Refrigerator - 900,000 Naira Only
Frames 2&3: Jubaili Bros P13-Grid diesel generator - 2,800,000 Naira Only
Its not a money issue. That movement is a commute. Commutes are not fun. The person will spend 12hrs of the weekend in transit, 12-24hrs resting / recovering, the weekend is 48-ish hours. What's the point?
No bank co-worker is doing lagos to London almost every weekend. If not for anything, the inconvenience of been in flight 6 hours each way within a 48-hour period every week or other week makes no sense.
When an ex joined one of the banks as graduate trainee in Lagos, one of her co-trainees traveled to London almost every weekend and came back just before Monday to resume the workweek.
I don't blame her at all, she had to ex my Ayobo-staying life.
They should actually block & avoid you. Do you know, depending on the visa & location, they can be restricted in type & sector they can work? So you take on that job you're talking about and you jeopardize their visa. Use your brains.
How do yβall handle stalkers please?
One time this guy followed me from the market to my house. I had no idea.
He knocked on my door and said he loved me for years and he's going to marry me. So when he saw me in Terminus he had to follow me to tell me.
Itβs lowkey one of the scariest moments of my life. I told him I wasnβt interested and locked myself indoors that whole day (I was home alone too)
Somehow he found my contact and started calling me till I blocked him everywhere.
Setting the Records Straight on Citizen Asar Michael Sesugh's Death
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, considered it imperative to clear the air on some recent incidents at its Makurdi Zonal Directorate, Benue State.
Operatives of the Directorate arrested 26 suspected cyber fraudsters on April 28, 2026. They were profiled and kept in custody for further investigations after obtaining a Remand Order at a Magistrate Court.
Shortly after their arrest, specifically on May 4, 2026, three of the suspects sought permission to use the lavatory at the Directorate's Holding Facility and were permitted. They cashed in on the opportunity, broke the toilet's roof and escaped from detention. Several efforts were made to re- arrest them to no avail.
However, fresh intelligence came on Thursday, May 21, 2026 that one of the escaped suspects, Asar Michael Sesugh, was hiding somewhere in the Kansho axis of Makurdi. Operatives made for the location. Upon sighting the team, Sesugh and his suspected cult members opened fire on them.
Operatives of the Commission returned fire in self-defence. All the suspected cult members, including Sesugh, fled owing to the exchange of fire between them and EFCC's operatives. However, Sesugh was later sighted lying in the pool of his blood by the roadside. He was promptly taken to the Police Cottage Hospital at the Police Headquarters in Makurdi where he was pronounced dead.
The Commission reported the matter at the Benue State Police Headquarters, Makurdi and the Police has begun investigation to ascertain the circumstances surrounding his death and making efforts to arrest other fleeing members of the suspected cult. Preliminary reports of the findings of the Police have also been released to the public.
The Commission wishes to state clearly that the dead suspect did not die in custody and was not on bail at any time. While the EFCC expresses its condolences to the family of the deceased suspect, it will not condone any further attack of its Operatives or breach of its internal security by suspects. The Commission assures that it will continue to act in the best interests of the nation.