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Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 8:13pm On Sep 22
In my class, I am the only Nigerian with blacks not up to 5. others are Indians, Brazil, Mexico, Turkey and others. Maybe other Nigerians might resume later because I don't just understand.

Icefaced:
I also applied to Griffith i hope they come up with a bearable solution this visa decision is frustrating
Travel › Re: Nigerian in Europe: Where to Relocate Next? by completed: 9:22pm On Sep 09
just look for qualified nurse to marry and ease your immigration Wahala


Confusedhamburg:
You have made so many points which are very correct. I have had friends and acquaintances who left because of these issues. And honestly, these are some of the things I had in mind, hence wanting to leave.

I’m unmarried though, and that has been a disadvantage. I could have sent her as student elsewhere while I accompany her as dependent leading to a smooth transition.

Also about UK, from my research, the only viable course I can do there may be nursing so I can meet up with the new salary threshold, it’s on my list but quite expensive and time consuming.

The discrimination in schools and in career is quite obvious here. In one of the Afro groups I belong to, several mothers always complain about how their kids are treated at school and other adults complain bitterly also about workplace subtle harassment etc.

I prefer to be in a place where I can express myself confidently and if possible grow to the acme of my career, and where my kids and family would be welcomed and mostly happy. These are some considerations why I want to leave if possible and it must be to an English speaking country.

Language is the soul and key to any country. It’s usually underrated but I know better now.
Health › Re: Pregnancy Are You Pregnant Or Going Through A High Risk Pregnancy,,lets Talk by completed: 12:54am On Aug 08
is too early for scan to see, go back again in 2 to 3 weeks time, scan will see the baby sac. it happened to me too and doctor advised me same before any thing. I wish you stress-free pregnancy and safe delivery.

Pinnacle217:
Good morning all. This is my first time being pregnant and I am really excited however I do not know Jack about pregnancy. I missed my period for 13 days and tested on Monday evening around 6 and I saw two lines. I used about six strips from different vendors and the following day I made sure to buy two more and used that with my early urine. I did blood test twice and it also positive but scan showed nothing. Please mamas in the house what could be wrong please? And I also have stomach pains,no other symptoms of pregnancy.
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 8:35pm On Jun 15
I have responded

Marilz:
Check your PM,

are you going to NCI too?
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 8:25pm On Jun 15
I am looking for roommate also, leaving in September also

Marilz:
Hello guys, how are you guys sorting accommodation. The prices I’m seeing and the space is not for the faint hearted.

Btw, I’ll be going to NCI in September. Is there any female that’s looking for roommate?
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 8:23pm On Jun 15
I am here oh

Marilz:
Hello guys, how are you guys sorting accommodation. The prices I’m seeing and the space is not for the faint hearted.

Btw, I’ll be going to NCI in September. Is there any female that’s looking for roommate?
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 3:43pm On May 06
look for your school agent to assist you, it's free. if you don't have, I can connect you to an agent for colleges in Ireland, it's free

Isaako20021:
I want to ask if there's any Whatsapp group for Ireland study.
I also want to find out the requirements for study visa in Ireland
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 9:57pm On May 02
the only ones I could remember is my parents marriage certificate and a sponsorship letter signed by my sponsor and lots more. just look for a good Ireland college agent to handle it for you. sponsorship from family members is more complex compared to self sponsorship

Ayo112:
Pls what other documents did you submit to link with sponsor cause I did all and submitted all
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 8:13pm On May 02
I am asking because that's what I used and I got mine approved. a lot of documents were attached sha aside the attestation of birth, joining in September

Ayo112:
Yes
Both my own and my sponsor and he got his own notarized there in ireland
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 2:25pm On May 02
what type of birth certificate? is it from the national population commission?


Ayo112:
They do not make sense at all, most of the reasons doesn’t. How other way do you want me to proof link to sponsor(my elder brother) after submitting his birth certificate, pictures of us since we were child to now, an affidavit kind of documents including both our parent’s signature confirmating we are sibling and all the documents were notarized.

Stupid reasons, they calm you didn’t submit documents are you obviously submitted…. The whole thing is just crazy
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 1:15pm On Mar 26
I was also sponsored

Nger88:
Please can someone help me here. I want to apply to study in Ireland but my younger brother who is based in the UK want to sponsor me to cover the cost of living funds. Is it possible and how do I go about it??
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 10:45am On Feb 01
November 4th
bigmills:
Congrats.
When did you submit your application please?
Family › Re: Married And Later Divorced, Please Share Your Experience by completed: 8:13pm On Jan 31
a lady that cheats don't bother if the husband is cheating. That's why as a man, if you are cheating and your wife doesn't bother,accuse or fight you over it even when she knows, please check, she is cheating also 💯


LeoThaGreat:
From my experience in life, when a lady starts accusing a man of cheating, with no evidence to reference, the lady has been cheating.

Know what else? She has dug through the thoroughly and found no evidence of him cheating so as to justify her cheating or be free from the guilt.

It's very toxic remaining, cohabiting, dating, marrying or living with such a person. Breaking up is the way to go.

If you ever find yourself in such situation, don't stay because of what people will say or think, don't stay because of your kids (as you don't want them to have a broken home).

You don't owe people an explanation on why you separated from your spouse (so as to protect stigma against your kids as you'll expose them to ridicule if you expose your spouse)

You also need to be alive to make sure your kids (your very own descendants) do well in life.

Also, (this is my first time saying this ever) run DNA tests on your kids if you guys have any.

BOTTOM LINE:
When your partner starts accusing you of cheating with no evidence or a reference that pricks your conscience, RUN !
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 8:04pm On Jan 31
yes, mine was delivered late yesterday

MadamHope:
Is there anyone going to Griffith college that has gotten their visa for February intake?
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 8:47pm On Dec 23, 2025
payment on monthly basis and to be taken by the student


bigmills:
I do.
How are you taking the loan and who is taking the loan?
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 12:48pm On Dec 18, 2025
non that I am aware of


AdesolaHeritage:
Who has gotten a response for January intake?
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 2:18pm On Dec 02, 2025
has the person waited until 6 months? Appeal decision time is now 6 months. if your submission is up to 6 months, you can send them a mail


bigmills:
This chat is quiet.
has anyone that did appeal received feedback yet?
Properties › Re: Have You Ever Lived In A Compound Like This? Share Your Experience by completed: 7:28pm On Nov 09, 2025
The house rent here is very expensive. The price they will tell you for this building will shock you. It's well with Festac house rent
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 4:00pm On Nov 04, 2025
please house, how do you know when the embassy receives your application. VFS sent a message that application has been dispatched to abuja. thanks
Health › Re: Pregnancy Are You Pregnant Or Going Through A High Risk Pregnancy,,lets Talk by completed: 9:57pm On Oct 31, 2025
yes, na so e dey be.



Topforall:
My one month old poops once in two days or three days. I am doing exclusive breastfeeding for him. Nah so e Dey be?
Please any remedy? I don lick orange, chop beans, drink enough water
Education › Re: What Is This Arachnid Called In Your Language? by completed: 5:48pm On Oct 09, 2025
it's called akpakpawaga in Benin language
Travel › Re: General New Zealand Student Enquires by completed: 5:00am On Oct 06, 2025
I can confidently tell you that Ireland study route don't allow relocation with family except if you are going for PhD.


Theodorice:
Okay, it's a good thing being hear, well-done to everyone making a thread readable and memorable.
May God help us all! Amen!

I've read through some previous pages so I like to raise my issue since I didn't come across any similar one or maybe I skipped it. Pardon me please.

I've a B.Eng in Nigeria in 2012, married with kids, now. My plan is mainly to migrate for greener pasture Vai the study route, so, I came up with the idea of academic switch from Engineering to Healthcare (Nursing).

I'm looking at applying for a nursing course either a 1 year diploma course to help prepare adequately so I can have a profine idea on the exact field or area to major into after the 1 year period. Now within the 1year diploma programme I would have been able to settle down moderately before bringing my family to join me. Sounds like a brilliant plan, yeah! But, man proposes, God disposes.

Now, this is where I need advice, I've 3 countries in mind, UK, Canada and Australia but after research I dropped UK and Canada to non dependants policy and low chances of getting a visa respectively.

I'm currently considered Australia, NZ and Ireland.

Please which of these countries will be more easy with high chance of getting a visa, job opportunity during study because I need this to carryout other plans for family relocation and cheapest means.

Your input is highly appreciated.
Romance › Re: Is It Right To Apologize To Your Wife When She Cheats On You? by completed: 2:58pm On Sep 29, 2025
This is a taboo where I come from! You are aware that your wife cheats and still wants her back without proper cleansing is death for the man if he eats her food or sleeps with her. Don't you people have traditions again?
Crime › Re: A Relative Of Mine Was Mysteriously Kidnapped Three Days Ago by completed: 2:36pm On Sep 24, 2025
The used condoms on the floor can be used to trace the abductors if Nigeria is a working state.
Travel › Re: *** General Irish VISIT/TOURIST VISA Enquiries *** by completed: 3:11am On Aug 17, 2025
undecided

Travel › Re: General New Zealand Student Enquires by completed: 1:09pm On Aug 10, 2025
Please how do I get a thesis supervisor in New Zealand? Do I email them only or email with proposal. Thanks 🙏 for your reply
Travel › Re: General New Zealand Student Enquires by completed: 3:54pm On Aug 05, 2025
I am interested in studying in New Zealand for my PhD , I have Bsc in accounting with CGPA of 4.05 and Msc in accounting with a CGPA of 3.4 or 56.9% in accounting. Please I need help on how to start the process. Also, how is the accounting and finance sector in New Zealand if I want to settle there.
Travel › Re: Ireland Study Visa thread,General Life Experience of Nigerians Living in Ireland by completed: 12:12pm On Aug 04, 2025
There is public holiday today, so no upload till next week.
Travel › Re: General New Zealand Student Enquires by completed: 2:11pm On Aug 02, 2025
Please what's the range of school fees in New Zealand for masters and PhD in accounting and Finance
Travel › Re: Anyone Studying In Belgium? by completed: 4:04am On Jul 27, 2025
Thank you all, I have gotten my answers online. Thanks
Travel › Re: Anyone Studying In Belgium? by completed: 12:58pm On Jul 26, 2025
Is admission currently going on in Belgium?, Interested in data science or artificial intelligence

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