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London wifey or Outback wifey

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Op is a troll.

Op is a paid troll.

1. It's a nice place to visit. You can't hustle there, bro.

2. If you want to learn more about them and their culture: https://www.nairaland.com/6839230/papua-new-guinea-experiences-info

The simple fact is that you can not only be more successful in business easier in Nigeria, but you can get legitimately rich a lot easier. There are a lot of untapped markets. And the barrier to entry is pretty low for just about any business you want to do. Furthermore, if you leave, you lose a lot of progress. And it's hard to run your business from another country. Too many people have had problems with this.

It's a tough call. Maybe think about what you want for your kids. You can't deny that western countries open a lot of options. But you may be able to give them a better life and support back home.

She looks soft.

You can definitely book an apart-hotel/serviced apartment, but they're not cheap. Lots of people have great experiences with Airbnb, so it's not necessarily as risky as you might think. Whatever you do, don't book a trailer (crime).

This isn't funny.

The one with the bigger booty (just kidding).


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84LUpG6ieis

More pics.

It's a shame she isn't British.

So I'm watching the show (good show, a little cheesy and heavy-handed at times). I don't know who Coco Jones even is, but her body is incredible. Like, wow. You have to watch to see what I'm talking about.

Yet no Nigerians will discriminate against Ghanaians because of it.

Nice.

Halcyon123:
RnB with efo and vege sauce(cabbage, greenbeans,peas and carrots)

That looks really good. I'd eat like 3 plates of that.

You're complaining because she's not hot. Just kidding.

Sounds like she's a little off. Get some ratchet girls to chat with her. You shouldn't hit a woman, but they can.

Angola and Namibia started reviewing economic cooperation between the two countries on Monday, senior officials have said.

A Namibian business delegation, led by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, started a seven-day trip to Angola on Monday, said Carlos Cruz Sardinha, the director of international cooperation at the Angolan Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

According to the schedule, bilateral meetings are expected at the ministerial and sectoral levels to deepen the exchange of experience for the good of both peoples, officials said.

The Namibian businessmen will also travel to Angola’s Bengo and Kwanza-Sul provinces to visit economic enterprises, banana plantations and industrial factories.

In the capital city of Luanda, the Namibian business mission will visit the Special Economic Zone, particularly a plastic factory, glass production and a tractor assembly line.

The two sides are expected to sign three legal instruments during the trip, according to official sources.

https://economist.com.na/68131/extra/angola-namibia-start-talks-on-business-cooperation/

RighteousI:
You guys should disregard this post because it's probably a fictional story and the poster maybe somewhere in abule-egba and not in the UK.
The part where he mentioned that he contracted covid is where I suspected that the story is fictional.

Even if it's fake (and it probably is), it's a good opportunity to inform people about how to handle those situations.

It doesn't matter what they call it. It's still a cr@ckhouse.

Folayemi4444:
Have been exploring Norway admission since but am yet to get anything positive.
Does that mean for can't apply directly?

Read the megathreads. They have tons of info.

All oyinbos are racist. It doesn't matter how "nice" they appear to be, or what favors they do for you. It is what it is. They're degenerates.

I'm sorry you had that experience, but you're better than those people. Don't let that trash stress you out because (1) they're not a priority, and (2) your energy needs to be devoted to things that matter (e.g. career, family, relationships, finances, interests).

Protect yourself legally. Record, film, and document incidents. File police reports, call police, report to organizational bodies, report to government agencies and nonprofits that specialize in related issues. Beware of retaliation. Depending on how you report, they may try to interfere with your job, home life, and etc. That just means you should document/record/film more than you report in some cases. Seek out advice from nonprofits on what you should do. Protect yourself. And do not let them bait you into a verbal or physical altercation. Even when you beat their sorry a**, you're only putting yourself at a disadvantage. And it's far more satisfying to see them deal with legal, professional, and social consequences. Make a public example out of them. And remember you have more to lose than them. They're jealous losers.

Joshmodest:
Nick cannon has a country of kids , he's single having fun , having more kids and living his best life ...Baby mama over house wife any day any time !

What about the kids scattered all over the country. Don't they deserve to actually see their father on a regular basis.

Polygamy > babymamaism

sheycrown:
Pre-lunch
Meal for two.....Noodles, plantain, eggs

Photos like this always remind me how good extra ripe fried plantain is... especially with the crispy edges.

1. In the past, many women rushed to get married for survival. They had few viable ways to support themselves, and the sexism was overwhelming throughout society. Thankfully this has changed dramatically in most of the world. Now when a woman marries you, you can be confident that she loves, respects, likes, and desires you. Doesn't that feel better than someone who feels burdened by being with you?

2. Most societies have thankfully moved away from the uneducated, unhealthy view of women placing enormous value on "getting a man." Women respect themselves and each other more. Isn't that better than your sister or daughter staying with an abusive or lazy bum just so she can say she has a man?

3. Modern development and corporate greed requires more from people today than many other eras. The result is that everyone works harder. Some women may be so stressed and busy that they don't have the time or energy to build/maintain a healthy relationship. Maybe they don't want to be unfair to their partner.

4. Some women simply don't want to be married. Some people are fine being single or in long-term relationships without a ring. Society is more accepting, so they don't give in to pressure. They do what makes them happy.

5. Guys have much lower standards than women. Frankly, this is often fueled by the desire to be able to look down on their partner, control her financially, or other insecurities. But honestly, most guys are easy to please. So it's easier for them to find a suitable partner. Women, right or wrong, don't want to "marry down." They want to find someone with a similar career and background. Attraction is also more complicated for women. Also, women maybe think about financial security and lifestyle more. They want confidence in a good future for their kids.

6. Social media and other technology has warped people's sense of normal and realistic. Some people are delusional and think like a teen about relationships. There are women waiting for a man that doesn't exist. Furthermore, these women may not accept what a relationship actually requires.

7. Guys may just have to work a little harder. lol Do like the Dominicans. Gym, haircut, fresh man blouse and slacks, oiled and geled hair, and bucket of cologne. j/k Maybe you can't be dusty anymore, and dudes refuse to accept it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ idk

I'm not even going to read that because it's likely fake. There's a lot of nonsense on Reddit.
Some are trying to push products and political agendas. Others... you know what they say about misery

Ethiopia's parliament lifts state of emergency early

ADDIS ABABA, Feb 15 (Reuters) - Ethiopia's parliament on Tuesday voted for an early end to a six-month state of emergency, effective immediately, adding to signs that a bloody conflict between the government and rebellious Tigrayan forces could be easing.

The war in Africa's second-largest nation has largely ground to a stalemate, and diplomats helping to mediate between the two sides are cautiously optimistic that progress towards peace is being made.

The state of emergency gave the government power to detain citizens without charge and search homes without a warrant. Thousands of Tigrayan civilians were rounded up and held in prisons and warehouses.

Ethiopia imposed the order in November after Tigrayan forces invaded two other regions, threatening the capital.

But a government offensive in December pushed the Tigrayans back, although fighting continues in the region of Afar, and Tigray - where millions depend on food aid - remains cut off with no food arriving since mid-December.

Parliament's decision to lift the state of emergency came three weeks after cabinet approval. read more

The move was welcomed by the U.S. State Department as an "important step". It called for the immediate release of all those arrested or detained without charge under the state of emergency.

The vote was not a rubber stamp, underscoring political divisions that Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed must manage. Of 312 lawmakers voting, 63 opposed the motion, while 21 abstained.

Tesfaye Beljige, chief government whip, told lawmakers the state of emergency was "causing more damage that its benefits", saying the law was restricting tourism and economic activities.

But Desalegn Chanie, of the opposition National Movement of Amhara party, who voted against, said lifting it now "in order to please the diplomatic community without ensuring the safety of fellow citizens" was premature.

RIGHTS CONCERNS

Ethiopia's state-appointed rights commission said some human rights were not being upheld after the order was imposed.

More here
https://www.reuters.com/world/africa/ethiopias-parliament-lifts-state-emergency-early-2022-02-15/

Abiy defeated the oyinbos and Arabs. And he's not done.

Ethiopia won’t delist TPLF from terrorist designation: MoFA

https://addisstandard.com/news-ethiopia-wont-delist-tplf-from-terrorist-designation-mofa/?amp=1

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Happy birthday, bro.

I'm not claiming to be an expert. Just some general advice.

1. French isn't hard to learn. And if you actually make a real effort, a year of immersion will have you pretty strong in the language. This guy has great videos: https://youtube.com/c/imagiers

2. No matter where you go in the world, they need tradesmen. Are you handy? Can you drywall? Fix cars? Do you have an engineering degree? This can potentially get you into contracting.

3. Are you willing to be a truck driver? It's easy to get into. The work is steady, and the salary viable.