₦airaland Forum

xxxoladevoxxx: c'mon guys, that is a 2014 Range Rover Evoque and its sure not worth up to 24Mill...congrats to her tho buts thats too much publicity stunt.

check the link below and be informed.

http://rules.config.landrover.com/jdxl/en_ca/l538_jdx/289tg/a-5door_a-i4-078by_a-prestige_a-std/jdxexterior.html

abdulkayus: Yeah she got it all frm blogging nt men.
Her blog os d most successful blog in Nigeria and I heard in another source that she earn close to 4million every month. It may even be more than that self

noperson: What if he is married? What am saying is whoeva seats dere 1st shud remain dere. Its not like he was picking dem up together, someone was already seated dere. Whether wife, mother, father or dog, it is wrong to ask d person to come down for u to seat. If doesnt speak well. If u dont seat in front, ll u die before u get to ur destination? Lets stop saying Nigeria in our actions and face d truth. D sister ll nt b happy neither ll d gf if askd by d other 2 come down from d seat. D man cannot support his sister and b in disaccord wit d gf neither can he support d gf and b in disaccord wit d sister.
Its his car, only him have d right to say someone shud stand up for him.

Collynzo17: What exactly are they supposed to work with? Imo state allocation is hardly enough for state projects let alone Federal ones. Even Amaechi of Rivers still complains that he hasn't been refunded the money used in constructing the Rivers part of the road, how will Okorocha be ecncouraged to do his assuming the money is even available.
I ask again what is the FG supposed to do with almost 70% of Nigeria's revenue it keeps for itself if states should be repairing FG roads.
You seem desperate to blame the state government for an FG problem.
Very sad.

Collynzo17: Does Imo state have up to half of the allocation or IGR of Rivers state?
So if every state starts repairing Federal roads, what is the FG supposed to do with the large chunk of Nigeria's revenue it keeps for itself?
Think!

Iykopee: From ubima via elele to boundary point between rivers and imo state was constructed by rivers state govt. why's rochas not doin anytin in his power to fix up imo part of the road just like amaechi?

Rooneyboy: u ladies are always quick to condem physical abuse, u always fail to realise verbal abuse does more harm than physical

lirusehn:
Nobody is treating them that way, they are treating themselves that way.

bigfrancis21: I wrote the paper test myself and scored above 300 in one attempt. While some people take the computer test and score above 300 too. It all boils down to your level of preparation. Your performance in the GRE test is directly proportional to your level of preparation invested. To have a very good score, you will need about2/3 months to 6 months of dedicated study if you really want to ace the GRE in the tune of 310 to 320. However, with a mediocre preparation obtaining a 300 might be quite difficult for you.

The GRE might be SS1-3 maths and english but it is quite tricky and does require some time to study it. Irrespective of paper or computer test, you need to take some time and prepare. The exam is not something that should be rushed.

osahons9: Vist ets.org/gre and download test prep. Then lunch the software n pratice the questions in it.

peterjero: It's like I will practise with this road a friend of mine has done 200kph with his 04 Honda Accord i4.
Ps: @greenhulk Honda Accord was above even 5000rpm, diesel engines are they that good for speed, I'll leave that for another thread.

Amefrica: Surely!

Tiimmy: Bros, with your 2.2 it will be alot tricky o. I know a friend who was denied admission both in Aberdeen (he didnt have the required work experience) and in Australia - Curtin University (he had 2.1 - 3.55, which was low in their opinion), he was also unable to apply to a reputable Canadian School (name withheld) as they found him ineligible for a masters degree program (they really doubt some of our Nigerian Unis).

Im not trying to discourage you though as my friend is in Newcastle Uni now studying Pipeline Engineering. You still need serious research.

Your best bet might still be UK. As long as you have your school fees, they are ever read ;Dy.

All the best though.

Tiimmy: I would suggest you do alittle digging about the course you intend studying. As interesting as some of these courses sound, they can be quite challenging, hence alot would actually depend on your background/area of interest. Also you'll need thorough research regarding the right school to choose. Based on my findings, there is actually only 1 school in the US that offers a course in subsea Engineering. Popular schools that offers the course (in English) are in the UK & Australia (Aberdeen, Strathclyde, Newcastle, Curtin University etc).

A thorough research would do the trick.