₦airaland Forum

wingmanII:
Nothing to show it was premeditated murder.
Crime of passion. This is manslaughter, maybe life imprisonment. All these quota/sharia judges

akinke:
If you choose to come in for your MRes.... Plan to write Australian Bar exams immediately. Solicitor is on the skilled list. You can also go to New Zealand to write it, if that's more flexible for you when you are here. You can get the PR before you finish your MRes as a Solicitor.

fobak203:
First of, My prayer is that you get the scholarship for your MRes program. It cost close to 65000bucks annually. For your PR, It will be easier for your husband to apply for PR as the principal apicant since his skill set is closer to what's available on the Skill shortage list. To increase your PR chances. He needs to focus on acing IELTS or PTE on arrival or even now, because he might be blown away by paying bills on arrival. You need to increase your points by writing IELTS too if you have not. He can nominate an occupation that u sleds competitive (with lower cut-off) as his skillset cuts across many fields. After getting PR. He can do whatever job he likes eventually. Hope this helps.
Other things like studying and doing that in a regional area are other points but that one na long thin. My tips are for the NOW. You guyz can get extra 15points from both of you doing IELTS, but with him scoring maximum points. You don't have to.

BecaciaBarbie:
Yes those mountains.... We visited those mountains many times for picnics, and the roads are also well tarred. I believe you no longer live there?

BecaciaBarbie:
Hahahaha You are absolutely right o! They treated us like Kings and Queens, I have never experienced the kind of love we were shown befor, never! From time to time we were given food stuffs by our different neighbors (tomatoes, pepper, rice, yam flour, corns, etc) as in ehnnnn...they were so so generous towards us, free rides inclusive and the joy and excitement on their faces each time a corper passed by is beyond this world! We also had a particular rich neighbor, whose grand kids visited our lodge during the day time then later at night we go to their house...a very big house and talk about politics, life, watch TV etc and by the way, I served in Isemi-Ile town, mehn... I wished I could go back again....and the corpers lodge? Oh goodness! Too nice... Honestly, the lodge is so spacious and on point! and we all had one room to ourselves. We were 8 corpers in the lodge. We also cooked and did everything together like a family.
Our NCCF family house is situated at Okeho, PHCN building...i believe they are still there and we used the Winners Chapel for our Sunday fellowship.
Lol I could go on and on really... Loool

BecaciaBarbie:
I rep Kajola Where I served... I love Oyo state... Oh I loooooooooooooooooove Oyo state, mehnnnn..... I will never forget the great and amazing months I had there!!!

moscobabs:
Innovative...

Can't forget Amu and Ikeemu

iyoha240:
could you please help me with Jay's and Liz's videos.
Email: iyohasamson4you@gmail.com

Thanks

TotoNaRubber:
PHD he would have obtained within 4 years with ease in the UK, US or CANADA.

vickyuche:
Guys, please I still pray for anyone who has experience on any of those two centres (Ikeja and Surulere) to answer my question above.

Anyone with PTE Voucher for sale??

Zionista:
I align with him 100%,though the grammatical soundness of his letter is suspect and unbecoming of his status as the head of a citadel of learning.

He literally penned a rant fuelled by an enraged emotional state. This is too watery and pedestrian for a VC.

femijck:
Your husband as a dependent will qualify for a open work visa which means he can work for any employer anywhere in NZ. There’s no restrictions on the hours he can work.

He will get a job if his qualifications meet the required standard. If not, he can always start from somewhere.

Your kids can go to school for free. But sometimes they ask for donations which is voluntary.

Hopefully this answers ur questions

femijck:
They grant admission to anybody who meet the requirements and have the fee..... nearly 70% of the students here are not local from what I’ve observed. They mostly Indians, Asian and some few others.
You’re allowed to work upto 20 hrs/ week legally while u study.
Also you’re eligible for about 3 years post study work visa.
Buts the price could range from between NGN 4.5-6 million per Annum . That’s around 20,000-30,000 NZD for international students

graceajunwa:
Ok tanks how can I get d videos u mentioned above. No problem with data can do all dat in d office

graceajunwa:
So what do u advice we do we haven’t taking d IELTS exam yet. I heard it’s really difficult. If we eventually have plans to take it is there a study center in Abuja where d pay is relatively ok one can at least study for some time before registraing for d exam.

graceajunwa:
Hi am in a bit of dilemma my husband and I are both civil servants am also a lawyer and our take home put together is about 260k per month. We have two kids of ages three and four we have a good opportunity to travel to Canada with a job offer but under unskilled worker. Am thinking of a better life for my kids but a bit confused cos of d fear of d unknown. Will it be wise to leave our jobs considering Canada has a good education system secondly we also intend schooling when we get there so we can get better work places pls what ur advice on this we are really in a fix what ur opinion for those that have been there

nacaz4real:
Oga!!! so as at 2002 your school library get internet, abeg which school be that?!!

TRADELYN:
I have no problem with MMM and wish you all well.

But my worry is that it lacks real business principles/model, especially for sustainability.

It will be interesting to read Seun's comment on the recent developments.

power900:
300k

ChappyChase:
Whatever you do, never ever borrow money from nigeria mortgage banks!!!