dennison4luv: Its in category B and the person used SL.... please let be accurate in what we are posting, this is a public space. If you Dm me i can give you her contact so you can chat with her or if you want to chat with those that just did their interview on Monday and Wednesday
What’s the qualification to give a sponsorship letter in Germany?
A Nigerian was seen earlier today shivering from and complaining about the ice formed on the ground in the UK, as she expresses her disappointment at the Nigerian government and blaming them for her relocation to a country with such extreme harsh weather condition.
Please watch to see her displeasure at the govt.
The sad thing is, the curse won’t do anything. Really so unfortunate.
Ilaje1: He never said people don't buy ticket Mr. I've lived in Moscow. Of course we know people buy ticket or have a bus pass or use token. He replied to that ignorant person that they do collect cash but it has to be an exact fee else you lose your change. And the bone of contention here is that no conductor also they do take cash but has to be exact.
and if you look keenly, you would see how my comment proved his own argument not to be 100% accurate. While some countries might be doing this. I've not experienced not getting a balance if you choose to pay by cash in the places I've lived and been to.
Creamypie: South and east are no go area for APC. We don't sell our conscience for porridge. We are independent minded. APC no go get 5% votes. Na only APC secretariat members, not even their wives and kids go vote apc. They were even fortunate to get 48k votes in delta on 2019 as against 1.280 million for useless PDP. This time eh na 15k votes or less, forget any rented crowd u will see in campaigns.
Where you see the 48k vote? It was about 220k each for gubernatorial and presidential
I fell into one in 2019 when I was hustling for job. I even went to Lagos twice for it (from osun and Ibadan). I rained them insults while leaving the second time when I got to know they only wanted me to be a marketer. The only consolation that day was that my gf followed me back to Ibadan when I was leaving. Else ehn, na to buy plenty handkerchief dey wipe face while going back to Ibadan oo
naijamanyoutube: All over the world? lol Not in England, The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, Spain, USA, Canada, France, and Uruguay.
These are places I've lived or visited on vacation. You obviously have no clue about what you are talking about. In developed countries, they don't even give you change, you have to pay exact fare or you lose your change if you pay more. So if the fare is $2 and you give $5, you just lost $3, if you decide to take the ride. And it doesn't matter if you have $100 and the fare is only $2. No change and that is that.
But thank you for reading and replying.
Well, people buy tickets. I’ve lived in Moscow, Russia, the transport was mostly paid by card (cash was useless, I didn’t even have cash for almost 6months), their electrobus which is found everywhere only uses card and nobody checks. But, some buses still take some small small routes and they accept cash (you’ll be handed change).
I currently live in one of the countries you listed above and visited another one of them, I paid with cash and received change
But, nobody dey call passenger ooo, if you no pay self, you might be fortunate not to be caught 99% of the time.
FreeStuffsNG: It is compulsory to learn it and recite it during prayers on the assembly every Friday if you attend public schools in Lagos and other Yoruba states. That was how many of us learnt it; from school.
There is no religious division; we recite it together on Fridays while Mondays to Thursdays are for praying in Christian way.
These values help you to take your all-round education serious, be tolerant, have the fear of God/Allah and remain humble; ethos of Omoluabi.
That is why the Yoruba hardly send their wards to other regions to get education; from primary school to secondary to even tertiary education,we have the best educational system others can learn from. Education is serious business and competition in Yorubaland o so don't toy with your education here or you and your family will get mocked. check my signature for free stuffs!
I was a good assembly boy back then in my basic and high schools days, we never recited any Quranic prayers. Also, I went to a public school throughout.
dmahn: Rejected by my PPA. Methodist Basic School II Olodo.. Dou it was mistakenly written as olode. What to do guys?... Anyone with similar issue. The headmistress told me they have rejected 3 other persons b4 me.. I even offered to go 3 times a week and they said na everyday teacher dey need o.. My digit is open for suggestions..0 hate 1 six 3 twenty 8, thirty 8 five 4 ...Thank you
Bros, tell them you go dey go and get it signed. A friend just go the school tell the principal say hin go dey come, the was his last day in the school, baba japa one month after, he’s collected the 11 months that everyone has collected. Well, e no dey expect am sha ooo
GOTVee: Even though I'm a born again Christian, I think we Christians should be ashamed of ourselves for heating up the polity unnecessarily. We Christians and Muslims should understand that Nigeria do not revolve around our both faiths. We have traditionalist and nonbelievers who have been politically marginalized all this years without been given any sort of consideration. There is nothing bad in having a Muslim/Muslim ticket if we truly care about the development of our country. We have had a Christian VP In Osinbajo for almost 8 years, how has it helped we Christians? People like Pantami and other brilliants Muslim compatriots have shown that having Muslims at the helms of affairs is nothing to be afraid of.
Let's stop condemning our Muslim brothers and sisters for political gains. We Christians and Muslims are one. I urge everyone one of us to support the Muslim/Muslim ticket for the prosperity of our nation. We Christians should learn from the tolerance of our Muslim brothers so we can have a peaceful nation
I saw huge sense in your write up until I saw Pantami and the last two sentences.
lolu2019: guy,I nor dey reason like that.I'm a beneficiary as well.I just feel that it is not necessary earning extra 30k,when i'm okay.remember,some people are still jobless. y not give them the chance to enjoy the empowerment,instead of competing with them with the little cash.
Bro, you fit dey dash me the 30k oo. I never dey financially okay.
uthlaw: geven you de earn 300k,u go still apply...na money we call am....no de form porch for here!
I completely agree with you. I have a couple of friends here in Europe getting the money and they still love the feeling. I’m one of the beneficiaries too and I still feel happy when the money enters (although, it’s all given out). No matter what you earn bro. Money is still money, even if it’s just for you to bless a soul with it.