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Hello, my amazing Nigerian community! I hope this message finds you in good spirits. I'm reaching out today with a unique opportunity for talented UI/UX designers who are looking for an exciting project to work on. I'm currently in the ideation stage of a project that has the potential to become something truly remarkable. While the project is still taking shape, I'm looking for a skilled UI/UX designer to join me in bringing this vision to life. The role would involve working with me closely over a 3-month period, with a monthly payment of 100,000 Naira. I understand that this may not be as ..read more

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Thanks for all the goodwill peeps. Signing out. submitted by /u/Pretend-Author-1646 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Hi. I’m [a Ghanaian 28F] planning a solo trip to Abuja in June and I’m hoping I can find someone on here to show me around. Or if anyone could suggest interesting places to visit, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks. submitted by /u/pantonotmine [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

I like K-pop. And my brother likes to look at it as if it's a crime to like K-pop. I'm low key chill about it but he will go out of his way to try to prove that 'K-pop is bad.' When he doesn't even listen to the genre. I don't mind if he just said he doesn't like it but the fact that he calls guys that listen to it and male K-pop idols gay is just what confuses me. Like how does that corelate? And another time he told me that the beat for a K-pop song (Social path by Stray kids.) sounds like the opening theme for Dragon ball Super, and when I disagreed he started an argument about it. I know ..read more

There was a post yesterday by a Haitian imploring Nigerians to basically be the change they want to see and stop complaining, and also to have some "national pride". There was an overwhelming negative response to that message which left me confused. I just wanted to write a few thoughts and see if healthy introspection is possible. First of all, I wholeheartedly agree with OP's suggestion that we have no national pride ("National Pride" is a loaded term for me, for reasons I'll elaborate on later). This is entirely and unambiguously correct from my view. In the first instance, there's nothing ..read more

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