₦airaland Forum

kahal29:
Oga how far

raker300:
only “vocational center” in enugu and nothing else.

We all know these monies won’t be used for any of these!!

These are just pay outs for Buhari and his friends.

Too bad the younger generation would be subjected to pay these debts they know nothing of

Okoroawusa:
Bros, how market?

munafav:
God of 11:55 answer Emeka Ihedioha in Jesus name amen

Dereformer:
Supreme court will order a re-run of Imo gubernatorial election.

The incorruptible justices have realised the error in their earlier judgement.

An election will be held within 90 days.

Hope Uzodinma will, this time, be roundly defeated.

gidgiddy:
I feel for Emeka Ihedioha, he was robbed of his victory.

Unfortunately, the supreme court never reverses its self, not even if the judgment is proved to be wrong

The reason is that if the Supreme court reverses its own judgment then it has lost its powers as the final arbiter in legal disputes.

What it would mean is that everyone who has ever lost at the Supreme court may approach the supreme court for judgment review in the hope of getting a reversal.

I feel for Emeka Ihedioha but he doesn't stand a chance tomorrow

Dereformer:
The north has 75% of the land Nigeria, so they tell us every now and then.

No inch of southern land will be given for Ruga under any guise.

Southerner just prepare and stand firm. We must defeat the terrorists they want to impose on us.

Legalcriminal:
Imagine me having 12m why on hell would I think of fleeing nigeria for greener pasture.
That’s much enough to start my green plant and make it more greener by watering.

NB1912:
With a 3rd class it will be difficult to get a direct masters, but it's possible. You might need to back it up with work experience to receive a direct masters. If you don't have work experience, your best bet would be to get either a packaged graduate certificate + Masters course or a packaged Masters qualifying course + Master.

With regards to degree that would lead to PR, there are numerous occupations on the PR list, however, you need to be aware that the PR process is now more competitive and it's not a guarantee. Gone are the days when if you studied here you are almost guaranteed a PR, but things have changed. There are lots of Nigerian students who have studied here for 2 years and are still unable to secure PR. A lot of them had to relocate to Tasmania, South Australia and Darwin to study another 2 years course in order to receive state sponsorship for PR (Not a guarantee). If you want to choose a state to study, i would recommend you go to regional area, however, be aware that it's difficult finding jobs in regional areas compared to cities in case your plan is to raise part of your tuition fees. Regarding course of study, I would recommend Social work as it's a bit less competitive and it's available on almost all states occupation list. There are also other occupations but you might need to do a bit of research.

Lastly, ensure you do some thorough research prior to proceeding as you will be better prepared for the battle ahead. I wish you all the very best.

Cheers!

Solidstarr28:
The Igbo are in many way already frustrated with the project called Nigeria. This anger makes them very capable of defending themselves. That said war is not a pleasant thing and as such there is a need to have a discussion about this our federation cos it's not working for everyone. If the Yoruba n Igbo begin a conversation other smaller tribes will join in. If there is unity an enemy is less likely to attack.

jimyjames:
Its simple the north are united to remain in power those in power control everything , the south can't united to put themselves in power cause they don't like each other, that's why

jyz200:
Igbo have always been Fulani slave since day 1
We omoluabis know how to check mate fulanis when d time comes

jimyjames:
We Igbo's have always supported Yoruba's , we have voted Yoruba politician against our own sons , its our turn as Igbo's to be president in this country, can Yoruba's vote Igbo's like Igbo's voted them ?

jimyjames:
The Yoruba's have betrayed us too many times we can't trust them, especially when it comes to uniting against the north