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There are reasons why some guys are very much single.

Most girls don't just choose a partner based on the "fine boy" title anymore. There are some other criteria a guy must pass to look appealing to ladies.
Here are some reasons why Ladies are not attracted to you:

1. You're Too Needy
Girls want that guy that remembers every single thing, like – the anniversary, first kiss and other romantic touchy feelings stuff but, when you begin to act like you don’t have a life of your own, then you’re in trouble
They begin to snub your calls, cancel appointments and everything about you irritates them

2. You Stink
No one likes a smelly person. You can’t walk up to a girl with a smelly mouth, not to talk of dating one. Who do you think would be attracted to you? Can you be attracted to shit?
Your smell alone can reset a person’s brain. Use deodorants and perfumes before you walk up to any one abeg.

3. You dress badly
Your dressing is the first thing a girl would notice. First impressions matter a lot. You can’t wear a tattered singlet and walk up to a girl, she’ll turn you down and from then on, you’ll be referred to as “That guy with tattered singlet”
Don’t wear over-size or under-size too. Don’t allow your clothes look like they’re inherited, Let your clothes be your size.

4.You’re broke
We’re in Nigeria, where poverty is everywhere. You can’t want a girl and be broke. If you don’t have enough money to take care of yourself, then stay on your lane bros.
Being broke is a major turnoff for women. Girls don’t want to suffer with you, or else, you hit jackpot and find Otedola or Dangote’s daughter.

5. You want to have sex so bad
Most guys enter relationships for the sex. Some girls may like it at first but then, no one wants to be a machine. As a famous saying goes: “Too much of anything is not good”
Let the sex be moderate, She’s not a sex doll

The Comptroller-General of Customs, Col Hameed Ali(Rtd), has
stated that part of the good news about Nigeria shutting its borders with neighbouring countries is that the Customs under his watch now net N5.8 billion daily into the Federal Government coffers.

He told members of the National Assembly that the Service has been raking in between N4.7billion and N5.8 billion daily since the Federal Government closed the nation’s land borders.

Ali stated this when he appeared before the Senate and House of Representatives joint committees on Finance and National Planning, working on the 2020-2022 Medium Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and Fiscal Strategy Paper (FSP).

The development came just as the joint panel summoned the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele and the Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Immigration Service, Muhammed Babandede, to appear before it on Thursday.

The heads of the two agencies are expected to brief the joint panel on the MTEF/FSP documents.

The NCS boss, had while addressing the lawmakers said the land border closure was a blessing to the nation.
He said: “When we closed the border, my fear was that our revenue was going to drop. To be honest, our revenue kept increasing.

“There was a day in September that we collected N9.2 billion in one day. It has never happened before.
“This is after the closure of the border and since then, we have maintained an average of about N4.7 billion to N5.8 billion on a daily basis which is far more than we used to collect.

“What we have discovered is that most of those cargoes that used to go to Benin (Republic) and are then smuggled into Nigeria now come to us.

“Now that we have closed the border they are forced to bring their goods to either Apapa or Tin Can Island and we have to collect duty on them.
“If that (border closure) would continue, to us, it is a welcome situation. Our revenue has not reduced. As a matter of fact, it is increasing as a result of the closure of the border.

“About 10.2 million litres of fuel have now been cut down from what we assume we have been consuming.”