Obaraye Efosa
The Lazy Nigerian Youths Corner
Your one stop shop for everything about being a Nigerian in Nigeria
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Obaraye Efosa
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Último episodio
4 de mar. de 2025
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Episodios
Why Love Is Not Enough To Date Someone 11.06.2022 25:33
Why Love Is Not Enough To Date Someone
What Happens If I Say Negative Things? 13.04.2022 18:33
What Happens If I Say Negative Things?
Don't Be A Beggar In January - How To Avoid It 27.12.2020 17:57
January is usually tough because it feels very long. The reason is that you don't have money and you don't have money because you spent it all December. Listen to how you can stay financially sane in January. Thank me later.
How To Sleep With Someone Who Rolls On The Bed 20.12.2020 13:16
It sounds simple but it's a powerful science. Use it and be blessed
How To Avoid Being Taxed By Your Guys 13.12.2020 15:03
This is a simple guide on how to avoid people who drain you financially. People who just want to spend your money on things that don't matter and want to always take from you even when they have theirs. With this you can easily avoid being drained by them.
Don't shut up 13.06.2020 15:06
There will always be alot to say and a lot of people who don't like that. Don't stop talking. Just make sure you are saying the right things.
Abi Make We Run Another Lockdown? - Efosa, Omololu Oni Faith, Kenneth And ThinTallTolu 15.05.2020 43:31
Is Coronavirus In Nigeria a scam? Is the lockdown In Nigeria working? Even if we do another lockdown In Nigeria, will things change? Will there be palliatives? Should the government Of Nigeria ask people on twitter if there should be a fresh lockdown?
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