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Family › Re: I Was A Husband: My Experience by BelieverDE:
Travel › Re: How To Succeed As A Man In The US by BelieverDE: 12:05pm On May 14, 2020
tardell007:
I'm a dentist hopefully I'll be immigrating to the u.s before the end of this year as a P.R. getting licensed to practice dentistry is quite expensive going back to school for 2years and spending hundreds of thousands of dollars in school fees. This is where getting a student loan is tricky op.
what do you advice?
Follow the advice of neurosci. Thank God I read it before it was deleted smiley
Travel › Re: Being Black In Berlin/germany by BelieverDE: 7:56pm On May 12, 2020
Hey Danielhouston,

Many thanks for your exposition so far on this thread. Everything felt like a movie being played out to me! cheesy

I observed that they are Oil companies like DEA and Wintershall who have oil blocks in the North Sea.

What do you think is the view of many Germans on fossil fuels?

A Master's student who came to my undergraduate University from Switzerland to intern told me; "We, the Europeans, see crude oil as a dirty source of fuel"
Education › Re: Does A Masters Degree Guarantee Jobs? by BelieverDE: 2:47pm On May 11, 2020
Education › Re: Does First Class Degree Guarantee One A Job? by BelieverDE: 1:43pm On May 11, 2020
ModestGal:
I have more than 50mentions, I'm too busy to reply to all the mentions, I just randomly picked and replied. I would advise people who actually want to learn to follow me, I would be writing on all of those things mentioned here to educate people. I'm very well intrested in people rising, and I'm a mentor by the way
Following!
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: AI, Data Science And Web Development Currently The Hottest Worldwide by BelieverDE: 10:04am On May 09, 2020
GideonG:
Please register here
http:///AfricodeHero

Choose between Web Development and Data Science/AI

Thank you

Travel › Re: Living In France / Life As A French Résident by BelieverDE:
TreasureTayo:
Lovely Thread. MrBrownJay1 I salute you. I have been following you for a long time now even on the Brazil Thread. You're a wonderful person! Knowing that you speak over 5 languages amazes me. You're doing well Boss!
Did you just say 5 languages? shocked

That's amazing!

Some time ago I was browsing the net for best language to learn that has "economic relevance" and there are: Mandarin, French, Deutsch and Spanish.

I decided to stick with Deutsch since it's an ubiquitous language in the Europe.

MrBrownJay1:
bro, our outlook on life is the only thing we can change in life, so whether the world is negative/bad/wrong etc, we must always stay positive in everything we do.... everything will be fine, eventually!
Sir, could you please give me a guide on how you learned those languages?

Thanks in anticipation of your response.
Business › Re: Web Development, Data Science And AI Currently The Hottest by BelieverDE: 12:42pm On May 08, 2020
I'm very much interested
Travel › Re: My Wonderful And Eye-opening Experience In Dubai!!! by BelieverDE: 10:55am On May 07, 2020
Travel › Re: Being Black In Berlin/germany by BelieverDE: 8:03pm On May 05, 2020
LogTM:
I'm loving this. Your description of Germany is life can like.I can picture everything you wrote like it's a block buster movie from Hollywood.
Same here! cheesy

Many Thanks, Danielhouston
Travel › Re: The Adventures Of A Village Scholar In Germany by BelieverDE:
IchBinBrait:
Where is Braket..??

Dude must have forgotten his log in details. I hope all is well with him.
I really hope he is fine too!

Albeit, he hasn't forgotten his login details.
Travel › Re: How Did You Obtain Your Permanent Residency In Your Current Country? by BelieverDE: 4:02pm On Apr 21, 2020
Craigbrown4076:
Thanks Sir. Let's talk work permit. Can i apply in the IT sector and get a job?
Of course, you can!
Travel › Re: How Did You Obtain Your Permanent Residency In Your Current Country? by BelieverDE: 4:34pm On Apr 20, 2020
Hello RuudVanNisteroy,

Thanks for all you do here on this thread. I would like to ask about the possibility of an individual obtaining a permanent residence permit with a professional job outside his field of study.

That is, would I be granted permanent residence in a country after getting an IT job (e.g Germany), when my Master's course of study is Geophysics?

Thanks in anticipation of your kind response.
Travel › Re: I Need Your Migration Advice Please, I'm About To Make A Life Changing Decision. by BelieverDE:
Mrves111:
I wonder why some of us are discouraging the one that studied geology to change to IT course related. Do you think that people studying geosciences, especially geophysics are not being taught on how to use IT applications in the interpretation of geophysical problems. There's a wide use of applications like python, Ubuntu, Matlab, etc in deep machine learning, geophysical inversion, seismological studies. Note that machine learning with the used of the various algorithm model is vital in understanding facies distribution, identification of both structural and stratigraphic traps in oil exploration , subsurface exploration, earthquake studies, geothermal energy, etc. The guy that studied geology have a wide range of opportunities in this modern world relating to understanding the subsurface. I will appeal to us to know facts before discouraging anybody. Thank you
Thanks for posting this smiley
Romance › Re: I Lost my job, my girlfriend dumped me and nairalanders saved me from suicide by BelieverDE: 12:18am On Apr 09, 2020
Tankunland:
To my Young King's reading this don't have a girlfriend in your 20s please. Use that time to develop your self. Work hard to make yourself better as getting a girlfriend would really slow you dowm from attaining that top you want to go.
Thank you for this advice. It will be cherished!
Travel › Re: Nigerian Students In Germany..how Do You Survive?? by BelieverDE:
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Travel › Re: My France Picture Gallery by BelieverDE:
mrphysics, I must say this -you are a good writer. You wrote your thoughts in an detailed faction that captures your readers' attention smiley

No wonder I login to Nairaland frequently to check if you have posted an update on your thread. cheesy That's just amazing!

Could you please refer me to online courses, books, etc in order to hone my writing skill?

Thanks in anticipation wink
Travel › Re: My France Picture Gallery by BelieverDE: 8:16pm On Feb 09, 2020
beejay16289:
Mhen i can't stop laughing
Same here cheesy
Travel › Re: Diary Of A Nigeria Student Living In Saint Petersburg, Russia. by BelieverDE: 11:42am On Feb 09, 2020
TochiPhotos:
Good morning guys, I hope everyone is doing well.

I'll start today's update with some upsetting news.

A Nigerian guy got scammed by a Russian girl last week and I'm so angry about that.

So here is what happened.

The Nigerian guy is new in town and he doesn't know the city very well and also doesn't know the antics and mischief of some scammers in this city. Like most major cities in Europe, Saint Petersburg has people that run scams that target tourists so in this particular case, the Nigerian guy met a girl on the street, he thought she was a normal girl and he was so excited he met someone that speaks good english.

They got talking and and the girl suggested they go to a bar and have a drink (mistake number 1) if you're new in any city in Europe, never let any random person take you to a bar, club or restaurant. I will explain why later.

Unknown to the guy, the girl works for an organized syndicate that targets foreign tourists. What they usually do is use beautiful girls to set traps and lure tourists to bars and clubs and run up crazy bills on the person's name and the bar, club or restaurant will give them a percentage later.

To cut the long story short, the girl took the guy to a bar, the guy had a few shots but the girl was busy running up bills without the guy's knowledge.

After everything, the bill arrived and it amounted to over 40,000 rubles which is around N250,000.

My guy was confused and he didn't know what to do. Another mistake he made was paying the bill instead of calling me immediately. I guess he panicked because they probably threatened him. He only told me the following morning and I was so upset because it was already too late to do something.

So this is for everyone that intends to visit Russia or any European city in future. Please beware of such scams and tricks, they are common and in Russia especially you can't do much if you fall into their trap cos they usually work with organized crime syndicates.

Below is a picture of the crazy bill they gave the guy.

They charged him 3000 rubles twice because the girl took the microphone and sang karaoke and she didn't even ask him before doing it.

The entire thing is ridiculous. I felt very bad for the guy but I guess he has learnt his lesson. Sucks that he had to learn through the hard way.
shocked

Thanks for the heads up
Christianity Etc › Re: Never Skip These Before You Marry As A Christian by BelieverDE: 12:00pm On Feb 02, 2020
YorubaNinja:
Awon adviser.. angry Africans and their foolish mentality! grin

Na ONLY Africans dey do medical test as a condition for marriage which makes it conditional love. 'True love' loves unconditionally. I'm even surprised 9ja churches dey encourage all this medical test prior to marriage. Should I be surprised? 98% of them are fake churches anyway. That shows their level of faith. God is love and love above everything else.... Not in a place like 9ja where poverty and wealth determines everything.

In developed worlds, they love unconditionally regardless of the their partner's medical condition. Some even go ahead to marry their partners on their death beds. cool
Are you saying it is bad to undergo medical tests before marriage?

Travel › Re: My France Picture Gallery by BelieverDE: 6:27pm On Jan 30, 2020
mrphysics:
Hi guys, it's been a while.
I must admit, it's been tough cheesy cheesy. The French Engineering Schools are tough and mine seem to take everything personal. cheesy cheesy.

We are finally done with first semester classes and exams, almost 6 months of intensive studies and exams. Here, we write exams while lectures are on going. The end of one course becomes the beginning of another.

It's been really tough, having lectures from 8am to 6pm everyday except Thursdays (8-12pm) is something I never expected. huh huh But thank God it's becoming over and we honestly hope the activities of the next semester gives us a breathing space.

Research project if very important in my school. Infact, every semester, we will do one project and submit an academic paper, I guess the purpose is to groom us on how research is done in sciences. On Monday, we will be defending our project cheesy cheesy and submit our papers before month end. This makes it 4 documents and reports I have to submit before the end of the month. cheesy cheesy

So briefly, I will be sharing with you the lessons I have learned and also share the intriguing stories of our niche, the Nigerian perspective and the international view of the industry.

So welcome back and I hope to make it interesting for you again.
Please, when you are done with the reports you have to submit, don't forget to share the lessons you learned about both views of the industry.

Thanks in anticipation smiley
Travel › Re: My France Picture Gallery by BelieverDE: 9:02pm On Jan 27, 2020
mrphysics:
1. Fuel rods are a very sensitive material, more sensitive and more important that some of our top leaders grin grin. It is not stored in a place waiting to be used. It is brought as demanded and installed in the reactor core except if there is a fuel processing plant. To steal it, one have to open the reactor core, and this is very unlikely. You could die trying to steal it.

2. Controlling nepotism is beyond my knowledge as Nigeria is a weird country to live in.
I literally laughed hard cheesy cheesy
Travel › Re: My France Picture Gallery by BelieverDE: 7:27pm On Jan 26, 2020
mrphysics:
Natural background radiation pose no risk to us because they are so low. Don't forget that we as humans are also radioactive. In fact we are told that the natural radiation in France is currently higher than some parts of Fukushima where the nuclear accident happened. Same part that the government is begging people to return and they are refusing, yet the radiation level here is higher.

It is about perception, it is about being bias, it is about the press too. You are radioactive, the next person with you is also radioactive, this level of activity is not dangerous to the health.

However, induced radioactivity from power plants, and oil drilling sites is harmful to the body.
Quite educative!

Many thanks
Travel › Re: My France Picture Gallery by BelieverDE:
ninja4life:
I also don't think the problem affecting oil vandalism will apply to nuclear power plant, as there's little of direct economic value to be gotten by raiding a nuclear plant.
How sure are you?

Any layman could be paid millions to go steal nuclear rods from the power plant.

Would the nuclear plant be made very secure?

How sure are you that that there wouldn't be tribalism and nepotism wouldn't be the order of the day when people are being employed?

Would erudite scholars be considered first for employment?
Travel › Re: My France Picture Gallery by BelieverDE:
Why you guys are discussing about electricity production from NPP, I attended this technical program today.

Thanks to MrPhysics for reminding me about this program today by discussing about NPP.

The moment the speaker gave instances on how we adsorb radiation from common sources like Ray's from sunlight, smoking of cigarettes, eating of bananas, potatoes, etc my mind flashed back to you.

MrPhysics, I would love to ask, since we have natural background radiation in rocks, don't you think the radiation emanating from such rocks is harmful to workers on the rig?
Travel › Re: My France Picture Gallery by BelieverDE: 4:05pm On Jan 25, 2020
It's good to have you back!

I am very delighted to read wonderful posts from you again.

Forgive me for being a ghost reader wink
Travel › Re: How Did You Raise Funds For Your First Trip Abroad? by BelieverDE: 11:16am On Dec 23, 2019
StudentsNG:
You are welcome, message me on Twitter. I’m happy to assist you with my spare time.
Thanks sir
Education › Re: What’s The Difference Between Cloud, Fog, Haze And Mist? by BelieverDE: 5:01pm On Dec 22, 2019
This is great!
Mods, please push this educative piece to the front page

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