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CoronaVirusPro: Nahunger:I still struggle to understand the rationale behind Nigerians urge to always choose a side in wars and unrest that doesn't remotely concern them. Same with Ukraine and Russia. Is your problem Coronavirus or Hunger? |
fullclub:Please don't waste your time on indeed. More often than not, the emails you get from them about a prospective job are normally AI generated. Put your CV on reeds, totaljobs, CV library and set your profile to open. Get in touch with Job agencies; bluearrow etc. If you have a dependant, there may be hope for you if they can work. I believe there's a Nigeria community on twitter, you may want to join the community just in case because I've heard people share job updates there. Hang in there and wish you best of luck |
Aremson14:I can't think for you sir. Do what you think is best for you. Which of the two options aligns with your long term goal and aspiration? |
I remember warning people a while ago to use logic before deciding to come to the UK, rather than the typical Naija's attitude of "We will cross the bridge when we get to it" No one is saying you shouldn't come to the UK but make sure you've paid your school fees in full before stepping foot on the plane and have some money left to sustain you for at least 9 months. You CANNOT pay part of your school fees and believe you will be able to hustle for the balance on a 20 hours/ week job, especially if you're a solo student with no dependent but it seems people just want to get the UK visa by all means. I've seen fully grown men and women beg for food, money and accommodation because they either can't balance their school fees or they arrived and realised there's no health care job waiting for them. UK is a hostile place to be if you're an immigrant and broke. |
Where is the soup? This okra is fried |
Unprofessional bodyguard. Pushing back someone who is going through a door, whisking Kizz Daniel away from the lady who requested for a picture. Yes he's huge but him size dey. |
Oh no. Not one of this again |
AmazingELixir:Rico is not a pet. Rico is a valued member of the police force (SWAT), skilled at sniffing out criminals where human police or robots can't reach. |
Chinny024:No Chinny I don't support it but I don't judge either. My point is that men are not Jesus, neither are women saint Mary. The case of men sleeping with housemaid and women sleeping with gateman is different to a setting where either party deliberately cheat on the other outside of their home. It's best to avoid a situation where your morals will undoubtedly be tested. You don't leave a banana dangling in front of a monkey. |
Chinny024:But it's within the frame of sanity for wives to sleep with Adamu that is in charge of manning the gate? Your medal for moral policing is still in its design stage. |
A woman that is cooking and taking care of a man's household and maybe beautifully made and good to stare at twice as the icing on the cake? Pressure go dey na. That's one reason why I won't have a housemaid in the first place. I see myself as a decent enough person and morally upright (If I do say so myself) but this scenario may present the chance of losing a speck of that moral. Housemaid may want it and you know deep down that you will like to play dirty as well. It may be messy in the end when sh1t hits the fan but we don't think about that mess at first. |
Nigeria but also proud that my freedom and right of abode is not limited to Nigeria alone because what the hell! |
People |
New urban dictionary entry (Keefe'd) - When you think you've got away with a crime and it comes back to haunt you 27 years later. That means you've been "Keefe'd". Enjoy the rest of your years in prison Keefe |
Yankiss:Ok but he has "buildings" and has fast cars ![]() |
I doubt Mohbad died before he was buried. I think he died in the grave |
I agree with almost all of them. In my own case however, (1) Food - An area 20 minutes drive from me is littered with Nigerian/African restaurant and they serve varieties of good delicacies but the real touch of the Naija flavour is missing, also you can hardly get real goat meat. (Ogufe) and you also can't compare the offals to the ones in Nigeria. (2) Social life: - You may suffer if you are a JJC but overtime you will find your "people" and learn to work around other commitments. (3) Women: - Given the fact that I didn't have that much experience with Naija girls in Nigeria, I'm curious to explore when I visit but erm... plenty girls here of various race that will happily date/bed you if you know the game. (4) Work-life balance: - Don't be quick to conclude on this because of the situation of a 48 year old man. This largely depends on job or industry. Majority of office based jobs now are hybrid; 2 days in the office, 3 days at home kind of settings and weekend is all yours of course. Again it depends on job and industry. (5) Friendliness: - This is true to some extent but I understand what you mean. I prefer it that way though, acquaintances are acquaintances, work colleagues are work colleagues and of course relationship in this settings can grow into something more personal if you share same values, hobbies, etc. (6) Church: - Erm...Cancelled. I'll rather be looking after myself after a few drinks the night before, or just relax generally. The guys that introduced christianity to Nigeria don't go to church, why should I? (7) Friends/Naija vibes: - With this, people tend to send invite for gatherings well in advance but when we turn up, we do exactly that. Impromptu get-together are however occasional. ( Weather: - Erm true, UK weather especially in some unforgiven winter months can make you feel like you're in a giant and invisible industrial freezer but I've also basked in 40 degree celsius in Nigeria, making what would have otherwise been an enjoyable short holiday somewhat unbearable to the extent that I was actually counting down the days to my return. Now I know to choose the month I visit carefully.(9) Family Support: - Very true this. (10) Christmas and other festivities - This is also very true. I really nearly cried on my first Christmas here but eventually got used to the ambience and atmosphere of British Christmas which is actually not that bad, especially if you have families here but Naija Christmas still wins hands down. |
Righteousness2:All these unusual occurences are direct consequence of the damages we are collectively inflicting on our mother earth, from big corporations down to the average Tom, Ahmed and Musa, not because Jesus is coming. That guy died, let him rest and you should rest too. I don't mean to sound like I'm undermining your religion but not everything should be attributed to your looming doomsday. It makes you come across as an absolute muppet. |
thesilentman:Wow! this one of a kind man parted with over 300K unplanned C.S fee for his tamed wife so that she can deliver his newborn safely. Someone please give this plonker a medal |
That's honeycomb moray eel. It looks like those people are already butchering it for food but may actually be poisonous to eat |
Whenever I visit Nigeria |
He should be fine if he speak clearly and slowly. He should also ask his foreign colleagues for clarification if they say something he doesn't understand. My employer being a global business, I regularly talk/hold meetings with colleagues in different European countries with different accents. Careful listening is a skill he should hone himself with. Employers will judge your communication skills, not your accent skills. |
BlaqScarface:It amazes me how people who are apparently educated and have access to the internet cannot conduct simple research. You have 7 mill and intend pursuing a master’s degree abroad but you don’t know which country. Draw up a list of educational institutions around the world, offering their master’s degree programme that fits within your budget. Out of say 5 universities in 5 countries, which of them will give you value for your money in terms of education quality and opportunities post graduation, cost of living etc. Also consider applying for scholarships, I doubt 7 mill will cut it considering naira is currently somewhere in the dump and doesn't pull much of a weight against foreign currencies. Come on, you’re prospectively going to be studying for your masters, that means at least you’re a University graduate, you should be able to do these things yourself. You’re either lazy or not using the best part of your brain, no offence. Since you seem not to be able to or rather chose not to seek independent insight into how your supposed plan can come to fruition, DO NOT let any "agent" sell you the fancy dream of UK with skilled work visa. 7 million naira will probably run it but I can categorically tell you that despite you acquiring the visa and getting to UK, you will be stranded because that agent, in reality doesn't have any job for you. I will also tell you that you would wish you stayed put in Nigeria if you go to the UK without a job, stranded and broke. Oh, winter is also coming. Best of luck |
Prigozhin has more life than Super Mario or a hundred crafty cats and he knows Putin very well. I suspect a doppelganger has gone down with that plane and Prigozhin is currently sunning himself on a beach somewhere in South Africa and toasting to the success of his Special Fake Death Operation. Game of Chess. |
What a surprise to no-one! Prigozhin has been a walking dead since his failed mutiny attempt two months ago. If you're planning a rebellion against Putin, you HAVE TO follow through and finish it, if of course you don't want to die. Putin has said it himself sometimes in 2018 that he is able to forgive but he will NEVER forgive an act of betrayal and obviously in Putin's court, death is the price of betrayal. Putin will "off" you for criticising his regime, not to talk of personally betraying him. Prigozhin should ask the guys below and many others undocumented who have died in the hands of the Kremlin for either betraying him or criticising his regime. Pavel Antov Ravil Maganov Dan Rapoport Mikhail Lesin Boris Berezovsky Natalia Estemirova Stanislav Markelova Anastasia Baburova Alexander Litvinenko Anna Politkovskaya Paul Klebnikov Sergei Yushenkov But looking at it from a different lens, the news of his presumed death may very well be a staged opportunity for him to completely go into exile far away from Putin's radar, who knows. Prighozin should be smart enough to know that his grand master will not forgive the failed rebellion. It's a game of chess, hard to trust anything that comes out of that dysfunctional Mafia-style Russia of a country. In Putin's Russia, majority of the time, the more you see, the less you know. |
Come on, crawl outside of your cave. Which men don't like tattoos on women? Nigerian men? Men in general? Where's the statistics to support the claim? Speaking for myself, I care less if a woman has a tattoo or not. There are "good" girls with tattoos, there are also "bad" girls without. I think I'll judge an inked girl on the interpretation and meaning of the tattoo and why they got it instead of assuming that tattoo'ed girls are inherently wayward. |
[quote author=Calabar1stSon post=125022738][/quote]This has got to be it for me. Garri and correct groundnut with cold water |
Mthumbie:You would normally expect this muppet to be tech savvy at least to the knowledge point of the fact that Apple Inc. buys its displays from Samsung and the green line issue is not Samsung phone specific, it also happens to iPhones. Agba ode has dropped his phone maybe one too many times and the phone has taken the fall for long and is now started to show. Either you use iPhone or Samsung, drop it a few times or at certain height and overtime you will see those lines appear, which is due to connection issue between the digitizer and the phone's LCD. Taking good care of your phone might just be a lot better than unnecessary Samsung v iPhone bashing without any major technical context. |
A long night driving on a weekend is top tier for me, especially with a chick. It doesn't happen very often but normal routine is listen to Jazz on mid-ish volume, stop at the parking lot of a service station, get some head maybe, some snacks and drinks as well, continue the journey, stop at the next service station, rinse and repeat till I get to destination. |
What a load of tosh |
Very poor interview/recruitment practice. If it's real in the first place that is. |
N3TRAL:I find it strange masquerading happiness with a sulky face and blasé demeanour but hey you learn something new everyday. With the bolded, do the men drink that too? Or you're trying to say she will later be wild for the husband and open like Kai's kitchen? |
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