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Literature › Re: Gabriel Okara Dies Four Weeks Before 98th Birthday by ayandee: 5:26pm On Mar 25, 2019

Gabriel Okara: Call of the river nun. I still remember that poem. Great poet. Rip

Travel › Re: 8 Things You Need To Know About New Zealand by ayandee: 9:38pm On Mar 24, 2019

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

Thank you for the info.

Travel › Re: 8 Things You Need To Know About New Zealand by ayandee: 11:55am On Mar 24, 2019

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

Thanks for the insight and the information you are providing here. I'm applying to University of Auckland for PhD and may be considered for tuition and stipend scholarship. I would be coming with family (husband and 3kids, 2 are of school age). Can my husband work based on my student visa? How easy would it be for my husband to get a job? He is a systems analyst. How are there primary schools? Do we have to pay fees for the kids?

Travel › Re: Civil Servants Need Advice On Whether To Migrate To Canada by ayandee: 9:05am On Mar 23, 2019

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

just Google jay's ielts videos

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Travel › Re: Civil Servants Need Advice On Whether To Migrate To Canada by ayandee: 7:55am On Mar 23, 2019

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.

I wrote the ielts on February 9, 2019 for the first time with 8month pregnancy. I started preparing mid-January as that was when I decided to relocate. I had the following scores LWRS 8.5, 7.5, 9, 8.

I didn't go to any study centre. I simply watched Jay's videos on each of the sections. I also watched Liz's videos. Then i practised intensely using ieltsonlinetests.com and Cambridge ielts downloaded from devfartha. Be ready to use a lot of data.

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Travel › Re: Civil Servants Need Advice On Whether To Migrate To Canada by ayandee: 4:07am On Mar 23, 2019

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

I am also a lawyer and a civil servant. My hubby and I earn almost twice your combined salary as he is in the private sector and we are seriously considering Canada. I was like you for a long time feeling comfortable with our Naija earnings till January this year when I suddenly realised that my kids deserve better. I was thinking we would be able to raise enough money to send them abroad for undergraduate studies but that dream is becoming elusive with the rise in cost of living. By the time you pay school fees, rent, feed, and fuel your generator, you will realise you are barely surviving.

I have written ielts. I wish I had made this decision about 3/4 years ago when I had plenty age advantage.

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Literature › Promotions Assistant by ayandee(op): 10:43pm On Feb 28, 2017

A firm committed to improving the reading culture of high school students urgently requires Promotions Assistant for its March 2017 project.

Requirements:

-Excellent command of the English language
- Adequate knowledge of how to get around in Lagos. Must be familiar with Lagos routes
-A flair for literature (though not mandatory) would be an added advantage.

Remuneration: promises to be very rewarding.

Applicants should send CVs to bookconvoresources@gmail.com

Jobs/Vacancies › Urgent Vacancy For Promotions Assistant by ayandee(op): 10:34pm On Feb 28, 2017

A book promotions firm urgently requires Promotions Assistant for its March 2017 project.

Requirements:

-Excellent command of the English language
- Adequate knowledge of how to get around in Lagos. Must be familiar with Lagos routes
-A flair for literature (though not mandatory) would be an added advantage.

Remuneration: promises to be very rewarding.

Applicants should send CVs to bookconvoresources@gmail.com

Deadline: 2nd March 2017

Politics › Re: 2002 Ikeja Cantonment Bomb Blast: 15 Years After (Throwback Photos) by ayandee: 6:59am On Jan 28, 2017

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

yes there was internet then but you get to pay heavily. The internet cafes were very few.

Investment › Re: Mmm: Now I Know That A Vast Majority Of Nigerians Are Hypocrites (pics) by ayandee: 9:33pm On Jan 14, 2017

MMM is not a business. That's where you all get it wrong. It's a donation exchange platform. Once you understand it that way, you'll use your spare cash and enjoy it as long as it lasts.

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.

Crime › Re: First Time In Prison: Advice Needed by ayandee: 11:00am On Oct 07, 2016

Go the literature section of Nairaland and search for the story "Thorns in my boot" written by Domawoleye. You will get all the information about how to cope in Nigerian prison from the book.

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Literature › Re: Where Can I Get Cheap Books? by ayandee: 4:11pm On Sep 08, 2016

4front:
I want to start selling christian's literature books and i don't know how to get cheap books from the source. Please any help from the house?

Visit bookstomydoor.com and call 08149279674. We are booksellers and also consult for those who want to venture into sale of christian/motivational literature. What we will do:
1. Advice on location of your store
2. Take you to the major book market where you meet importers/dealers and buy at wholesale prices.
3. Advice on pricing
4. Advice on sales strategy including the use of online platforms to optimise sales.

Get in touch with us.

Autos › Re: Registered 1999 Camry For Quick Sale by ayandee: 2:18pm On Aug 18, 2016*

power900:
300k

Business › Re: Shop Online In UK From Nigeria. Delivered By Travelers (interesting Read) by ayandee: 4:36am On Apr 28, 2016

Brilliant!

Politics › Re: Fayose Receives Corpses Of Ekiti Doctors (Photos) by ayandee: 9:06pm On Apr 26, 2016

This is really really sad. May their souls rest in peace and may God comfort their families. Ah! Eleyi ga o.

Business › Re: Federal Mortgage Bank Of Nigeria In Crisis Over Appointment Of Richard Esin As A by ayandee: 9:36am On Apr 23, 2016

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

please throw more light on this. I'm considering a mortgage loan.

Education › Re: JAMB: Muslim Candidates In Hijab Harassed - MSSN by ayandee: 9:26pm On Feb 29, 2016

How come they don't protest against prohibition of hijabs at law school dinners? They are only allowed to wear caps and no one makes a fuss.

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Career › Re: 10 Things You Need To Know About Pension In Nigeria by ayandee: 3:21pm On Aug 28, 2015

Letter of administration is only needed where the deceased retiree did not make a will. If you're approaching retirement, common sense dictates that you should have a will. It makes things easier for your beneficiaries when approaching the PFA. I maintain that programmed withdrawal is better than an annuity.

zazzi:
I think you are a learner on Pension matters. Have u heard of LOA that is letter of administration? Do PFAs pay named beneficiaries without LOA? What is the cost of getting a LOA and for how long? Wise up!!!

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