Travel › Re: Which Country Should I Move To Among My Options? by Blonchilli(op): 12:37am On Sep 05, 2025 |
Karlovych: Since you don't plan on remaining in the country after your studies Hungary should be ideal for you, but avoid Slovenia. I had already started the process with Slovenia but halted because I'm looking at when they reopen admission January. What's wrong with Slovenia, I heard it's quite cheap |
Travel › Re: Which Country Should I Move To Among My Options? by Blonchilli(op): 12:35am On Sep 05, 2025 |
trollx: Why not look towards studying in South America countries? They have better pathways to PR after studying. Which countries are we looking at? |
Travel › Re: Which Country Should I Move To Among My Options? by Blonchilli(op): 5:12pm On Sep 03, 2025 |
AndroBlaze: Which Slovenian do you know that is doing menial job outside?? Also Greece is not considered an Eastern European country.
@OP
Forget Greece and Hungary, they are not conducive for black people in the long run.
Make your choice between Slovenia and Poland. I just need an affordable country to do my masters and I have no intentions relocating to these countries after I finish my programme |
Travel › Re: Which Country Should I Move To Among My Options? by Blonchilli(op): 5:12pm On Sep 03, 2025 |
Jecci: All these countries you just mentioned are Eastern Europe countries. Dey are the India of Europe.their citizens are all over Europe doing menial jobs/crimes to survive.
Look for better country Okay thank you |
Education › Re: What My Friend Did To Me because Of Ordinary Teaching Job. by Blonchilli(m): 12:40pm On Sep 03, 2025 |
How did you even graduate from school? because of ordinary teaching job? you want to use AI to teach physics  Your friend suppose throw you from that premises when he saw you guy. How can you put those kids with an incompetent physics teacher? do you know how monumental Physics is to a child's development? Them supposed arrest you o! Rather tell your friend that you need a job and let he search for it with you. |
Travel › Re: Which Country Should I Move To Among My Options? by Blonchilli(op): 4:11pm On Sep 02, 2025 |
MODS I need better advice from Nigerians living in these countries or those that have been there please PUSH! |
Travel › Which Country Should I Move To Among My Options? by Blonchilli(op): 4:10pm On Sep 02, 2025 |
Hello, I intend to travel outside the country as I have a stable government job and side hustle but since I graduated 2015 I have always wanted to acquire a masters certificate outside Nigeria for reasons such as stability, academic priviledges, access to a broader and richer network and access granted however I am trying to decide between Poland, Hungary, Greece or Slovenia due to economic reasons. Which of these countries will provide a better options and will be cheaper to pursue. Note: I can take a sabbatical leave for two years and above and if the conditions are good might relocate on a permanent basis apart from studying.
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Politics › Re: Will A Confederal System Of Government Work In Nigeria? by Blonchilli(op): 12:55pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
mrvitalis: Everyone has from awolowo to ojukwu aburi accord to nadeco to Igbo delegate at the national conference to pendef
Restructuring to confederation of 6 zones is what everyone has been asking for then let people chose what zones they want to belong to Well said |
Politics › Re: Will A Confederal System Of Government Work In Nigeria? by Blonchilli(op): 12:12pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
kponkedenge: I'm actually waiting for a Nigerian president to surprise me.
Like pretending you want the status quo of corruption to continue..... but when he enters, he quickly makes Nigeria to run a regional form of government.
I believe it's only a southerner that can do that. Same here comrade. A regional form of government is the only solution to this mess. How they go in there and do the same thing over and over again and not even considering the ripple effects baffles me because the bed you poured glass on in the morning is what you will lay on at night. |
Politics › Re: Will A Confederal System Of Government Work In Nigeria? by Blonchilli(op): 12:12pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
mrvitalis: Certain people in Nigeria enjoy lording over others so won't agree with this But none of them have even given it a taught. Shows how poor their mental capacity is |
Politics › Re: Will A Confederal System Of Government Work In Nigeria? by Blonchilli(op): 12:09pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
kponkedenge: I'm actually waiting for a Nigerian president to surprise me.
Like pretending you want the status quo of corruption to continue..... but when he enters, he quickly makes Nigeria to run a regional form of government.
I believe it's only a southerner that can do that. Same here comrade. A regional form of government is the only solution to this mess. How they go in there and do the same thing over and over again and not even considering the ripple effects baffles me because the bed you poured glass on in the morning is what you will lay on at night. |
Politics › Re: Will A Confederal System Of Government Work In Nigeria? by Blonchilli(op): 12:01pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
mrvitalis: U can't back this up with any claims ... Nigerians are among the most successful people in other countries ..in a working system it's obvious Nigerians are not the problem
Your thinking is that of a typical African ...u want people to just sit and decide from now I would be good , ...it has never happened before people are forced to behave
Why don't Nigeria break traffic laws outside or don't pay taxes they won't their because they know the system would catch them ...we see white people come to Nigeria and after awhile start acting like us
Allow people handle their affairs and grow at their own pace by the time for example yorubas gets it right then Igbo leaders would have to explain to Igbos why they cant get it right I agree with you. We have been trying a thesame method with no improvement. Studying the flaws of the system a confederal system is the way to go. Why dont we try it out and see where it leads us. It could be the last effort to try if we can rescue the country on the path it is set out for and if it doesnt work we go our separate ways |
Politics › Re: Will A Confederal System Of Government Work In Nigeria? by Blonchilli(op): 11:53am On Jan 17, 2022 |
gidgiddy: No matter who becomes the next President of Nigeria, as long as that President operates under this apartheid constitution called the "1999 constitution", he or she is bound to fail, just like all others before
Nigeria is a bus, the passengers are the citizens, the buses engine is the constitution. But the passengers are far concerned about who the driver will be, than if the bus engine is even fit for purpose. Unfortunately, no matter how good a driver is, if the engine is bad, he won't get very far
A confederal system of government will actually force those who believe in "one Nigeria" to work for it, rather than pay it lip service and take it for granted.
The good thing about a confederal system of government is that the centre is weak, and confederating units strong, which kills off any cry of marginalisation. Everyone operates in their territory and work for the common good of all
The bad thing about confederation is that it is easy for any confederating unit to secede and breakaway, and this usually happens when one confederating unit feels that another unit wants to take over
Can confederation work in Nigeria? For it to work, the confederating units must forget this current idea of "one Nigeria by force" and adopt "One Nigeria by work". In other words, the unity of the confederation is based on all working together for the greater good
This current system of "we have no other country than Nigeria", "the unity of Nigeria is sacrosanct", "our unity is our diversity", "self determination is a crime", "Nigerias unity is non negotiable", "one Nigeria", are all complete nonsense
If you want unity, you must work for it, and if you cant work for it, admit the union is false and break up. Propping up a false union will only lead to years of internal conflict that will lead the union no where Comrade you hit the needle on the head. You really understood my post and the whole idea of a confederal state. Yes the fact that it will make it easier for a section to break away is a good thing cause frankly the more we force the idea of a one Nigeria the more risky it is and could only propel us to another major conflict this time could be genocide. That will make other region work and grow at their own pace and this forced amalgamation will be a thing of the past. Put five men in a house, give each of them a room and the tools to work for themselves then you will see them grow and build together but put these same five men in a room and they'll kill themselves over who gets the bigger space. The signs are there, even if we should bring back Musa Yaradua, Abraham Lincoln or J.F Kennedy to lead the country he will still fail. |
Politics › Re: Will A Confederal System Of Government Work In Nigeria? by Blonchilli(op): 11:44am On Jan 17, 2022 |
crispus09: The way they re doing in Europ and some middle east countries like Israel. OP let me tell you something in case you don't know nothing works in this country its like bamuder triangle you know why? 99% of people in this country are corrupt and crazy it will only be made public when individual are in power or we re given key(s) to money vaut with so many loop holes in our constitution to make them go Scot free with their atrocities. Many are mad in this country but few are roaming. Drop the Mic. Yes nothing works in this country but we can't continue doing thesame thing and expect a different result. A federal system will only work in a country where those running it are free and fair and practice true nationalism. With the agitations of the igbos and the turmoil in the north a confederal system is our only chance |
Politics › Will A Confederal System Of Government Work In Nigeria? by Blonchilli(op): 12:51pm On Jan 14, 2022*. Modified: 1:43pm On Jan 14, 2022 |
2023 Presidential election is a year away and as usual Nigeria politicians have started to remember the masses and what their jobs entails. from the usual photo with the market woman to carrying that malnourished baby and walking the street like the average Nigerian while they spent 3 years running the citizens to death and another 1 year campaigning but ignore the obvious problems that needs to be addressed. Erlier today I read on twitter that Bola Tinubu donated 50 million naira to victims of recent bandits attacks. Khadijah Okunnu-Lamidi has made known her intention to run for Presidency, Kingsley Moghalu is out again as well as several of them. Niccolo Machiavelli said in his book The Prince, “It is not titles that honor men, but men that honor titles.” You see our leaders only worry about their pockets and power that they dont even know how to carry about their antics with flare and admiration. Terrorism in the north, highway kidnapping, high rate of poverty that crime now looks like the only way yet they cant get their head out of their diarrhea buttocks to fix the problem. Confederalsim. A confederation is a system of government in which sovereign states delegate power to a central government for specific purposes. In the last 6 years the nation has never been divided from tribal conflicts especially the igbos agitation of Biafra, genocide on several northern tribes and the recent #Endsars saga and the ban of twitter 2023 election can either save us as a nation of spiral us down a path we cannot recover from. Grant the north, east, west and south autonomous power to decide economical, religious and security affairs within its territories but use the federal government to regulate trade between these regions and external relations. “There is no avoiding war, it can only be postponed to the advantage of your enemy.”-Niccolo Machiavelli's The Prince. To the gluttons in power this might seem like giving away power to those they attempt to keep it away from but if only we had a student of The soft power theory and The Prince tactics we can actually pull this off. a confederal system to give control over internal challenges to those who for years have sought this kind of influence over their own affairs whereas the federal system keeps trade relations and cultural exchange within the people together and manage external relations. To some extent it will give the igbos autonomous power, give the south control over the oil trade, give the north the right to implement sharia law and give the west what they seek. “The lion cannot protect himself from traps, and the fox cannot defend himself from wolves. One must therefore be a fox to recognize traps, and a lion to frighten wolves.”
- Niccolo` Machiavelli.
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Investment › Re: The Money Is There, What Do I Do With It? Advice Needed by Blonchilli(m): 3:58pm On Nov 24, 2021 |
larumar: I was at their office today for an interview. Please guys don’t go They are time wasters Different job name investment manager or senior sales manager and what they looking for are marketers .
[color=#006600][/color] Hi, Is Oxford International legit? |
Celebrities › Re: Laycon's Fans Buy Benz E350 For Him As His 27th Birthday Gift by Blonchilli(m): 8:40am On Nov 10, 2020 |
Built2last: I have never seen a confused generation like Southern Youths.
Some people who contributed are trekking
Some have not sent a kobo to their mums this year.
Some do not have a job.
It's a confused generation. Not sure of what they want.
That's why #EndSARS is also a misplaced priority.
When they should be asking for constitutional change/Restructure like Venezuela, Thailand, Hong kong and many other protesters around the globe. We have maintained the endsars protest even when it has outlived its usefulness.
My opinion Cold zobo for you |
Politics › Re: Folashade Tinubu-Ojo And MC Oluomo Get FG Appointments by Blonchilli(m): 4:31pm On Jul 01, 2020 |
Corporate2020: Unskilled labourers who will be paid 20,000 Naira monthly. If not MC Oluomo, tell me, who is qualified to be part of the selection team? Don't the non-educated deserve to live? Well, if because you have a Masters or PhD degree you think, the illiterates should not eat once in a day, then know that when the poor have nothing to eat, they will come for the rich and average. That is what happened in Lagos during the last lock down.
Should the committee consists of professors, bank executives, medical doctors and other class professionals? These non-educated are ones that come out and vote when professionals are hiding behind their highly fenced mansions. I agree here. The supposedly educated elites are fond of folding their hands and let the crumbs fall for them. The few who strive for more such as Okonjo-Iweala and Dora are the ones that make little impact |
TV/Movies › Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Blonchilli(m): 10:38pm On Dec 30, 2018 |
Minemrys: my chocolate cream soldier! L0ng time no see. No matter how Bale's Batman was meant to be grounded. S0me0ne who trained under the league of shadows is slow and subpar at fighting c0mm0n thugs. Well i guess that's why N0lan gave Batman throat cancer, to make him grounded. Hey, Batman's n0t all that fit. He is a cancer patient. I get your point but his speed was affected by the bat suit. I didn't really dig the bat suits in Nolan verse. They were intimidating but were heavy for bale to move in. If you notice Ben affleck batman suit is made completely of normal fabrics which makes movement easy plus Ben really bulked up for the role. In my opinion Ben is the best on TV batman I've seen so far. However bale batman succeeded in achieving what no superhero movie till date have achieved,an academy award and it completely revolutionised the superhero genre. So my dear minemrys let's give credit where its due. He won't however work in a universe where he has to fight bad guys fast as gods |
TV/Movies › Re: DC EXTENDED UNIVERSE (FILM) by Blonchilli(m): 8:12am On Dec 30, 2018 |
philfearon: He is human, with all the human limitations bro; thats what makes him Batman. I don't get the unfair criticism of bale batman. Nolan said time without numbers that it was a grounded universe. Superman and a justice league won't work there |
Education › Re: Please Help A Nairalander Raise Money For His Masters Program by Blonchilli(op): 5:59am On Nov 30, 2018 |
zerozz: send him your bank details Send who please? |
Education › Re: Please Help A Nairalander Raise Money For His Masters Program by Blonchilli(op): 12:48am On Nov 30, 2018 |
Jay5mie: see your head like $10,000 Thank you and I believe you can as well ignore the thread |
Education › Re: Please Help A Nairalander Raise Money For His Masters Program by Blonchilli(op): 12:46am On Nov 30, 2018 |
LeHMaR: Who masters help??.. You dey find money for masters.... Kuku ask us to contribute money send you on vacation to Dubai.. People you are asking, Did you check to see if they have eaten today?? Thanks but I don't think there was any need to go far with your reply |
Education › Re: Please Help A Nairalander Raise Money For His Masters Program by Blonchilli(op): 12:45am On Nov 30, 2018 |
Jonathan: I’m not sure you’re sane . You need to go for medical check up ASAP . Thank you but it is simply unnecessary with the insults |
Education › Please Help A Nairalander Raise Money For His Masters Program by Blonchilli(op): 10:57pm On Nov 29, 2018*. Modified: 12:10pm On Jan 17, 2022 |
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Romance › Re: 5 Things To Do When Dating A Career Lady by Blonchilli(m): 2:07pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
derrydinny: you people really need to learn what being a career lady is a career lady may not always be busy, it is not every work that keeps you busy, a career lady may not even like fast food, I know a lot of people that will never eat from fast food except when they are in a place they can't cook career lady is just a lady that wants to be successful from what she does, she might even do a stay at home job and be a career lady The topic should have been a 8-6 lady not career lady. They don't know what career means. |
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji Replies Man Who Told Her She Needs An Education by Blonchilli(m): 1:31pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
pp802: What is funny here? What is epic about her response? And so Fvcking what, if she blocks him?! Is she God? The kind of attention you guys give to them is the reason they treat you like sh1t
Block proof  seriously my head hurts even trying to understand the jargon she wrote. Nothing intelligent there |
Celebrities › Re: Genevieve Nnaji Replies Man Who Told Her She Needs An Education by Blonchilli(m): 1:29pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
bknight: Even though I like this lady, it doesn’t take away the fact that she isn’t as sophisticated as many people think she is.
She used absence to create a mystery about herself.
The more she talks, the more she demystifies herself 
By the way, that was a crass response to a thought provoking issue.
You start a weighty topic like this only to start blocking those who do not support your line of thought? Exactly, I don't follow these out celebrities because they can't have an intelligent conversation, they even lack approach. American celebrities are trolled day and night and it's either you ignore or you argue constructively. |
Education › Re: Madonna University: Justice For Stephanie Who Died On Campus by Blonchilli(m): 1:25pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
Sometimes I wonder when I see parents sending their kids to this glorified secondary school. For parents reading this and considering sending their kids to a private school I repeat abort, no one is good. Instead send your child outside the country. At the end she you see the unnecessary bills you'll pay aside the fees, the trip outside the country will be worthwhile |
Crime › Re: Man Rushes Out From A Bank In Lagos & Strips Himself Unclad (Photos, Video) by Blonchilli(m): 1:12pm On Nov 28, 2018 |
Maybe the funds were deducted without permission. It's enough to give someone if all his money is stolen from the bank 24 hours madness |
Celebrities › Re: WWE Superstar Looses Mother by Blonchilli(op): 6:51am On Nov 28, 2018 |
Here is the message he posted
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Celebrities › WWE Superstar Looses Mother by Blonchilli(op): 6:49am On Nov 28, 2018 |
WWE Hall of Fame Legend, Edge, lost his mother who raised him alone. The Vikings actor and former wrestler posted a touching tribute on his instagram and twitter page. This comes barely three months after loosing his father-in-law. The Hall of famer is married to former wrestler Beth Phoenix and they have two daughters.
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