₦airaland Forum

DenreleDave:
Nairalanders in delta state, your nairaland celeb is here with you in delta.

Meet and Greet


Ahnie Caaz.. How far, I wan come chop those delicious meal you dey always post abeg...

I have till Friday in delta

Where in Delta are you, if you’re in Asaba, I’ll welcome you to my state.

Dear mods pls don't post to front page now.. People are busy at work, post it on front page around 7 and 8pm

SHiNJA4RMDWEST:
Other countries are boasting of technologies ,new inventions ...

This head slamming cow is boasting of rearing cows like him ...

No wonder this country is going backward..

Anyway God bless the good people of Southsouth and Southwest..

AloyalNigerian:
Hiii!

So, I've been meaning to do this since last year but I just kept putting it off. I'm sorry it took me this long to update everybody who contributed to this thread.

First off, I really appreciate everyone of you for your kind words and encouragement that year. It was just the motivation I needed at that time. I can still remember, clearly in fact, that night
while I was in night class when Ymodolus freakied my account . I will never forget you and I really hope to see you one day.

I actually graduated with a first class last year (4.56) and the best graduating student of my department. I was really happy. Hold on. Before I graduated, I got a fully funded scholarship for my MS here in Texas and I travelled in January. God, y'all, and my first class helped me to secure that scholarship.

Even before I left the country, I was working in a 'mouthed' agency in Ikeja as an intern using the skills I learnt along the way. Last year was just so surreal for me. Everything happened so fast.

Well, now that I'm here in the states , doing my MS and enjoying every bits of it, I will say this: Whatever you find yourself doing, do it very well. First class or no first class, what life rewards is your tenacity, commitment, and attitude towards work. This is my experience, and I can tell you it's valid.

The journey is just starting for me and I intend to maximize this opportunity and put in my best to create the kind of future that I desire.

Thank you very much:

Florblu, GentlemanAyo, davbro, GideonG, Godwinony, cstr1000, Mitchely, Sleyanya1, JhyMedex, Ekealterego, Evaberry, Tittusstar22, Muyimart, frob0genius, Gerrard59, Partnerbiz3, aanexplus, tens4real, abfalkolly, AntiWailer, HomeTutor1, Ojugunrege, arodavoo, lordhugo, Joy Joomla, adakoleagbenu, daseento, phi001, olutee360, DrIkB, Magjoel, oyakhilomeh, Ymodulus, Ajegun, perfecter4real, Johnwriter, Blonchilli, mindtricks, p0intBlank, LordeCalifornia, Akinscarce2020.


I hope I didn't miss any moniker

EMMARNUEL:
When i was seriously job hunting. People in Asaba will know the distance, i trekked from headbridge to Hampton hotel in okpanam road..
Mehn, me sef shock say i fit trek lyk that..

Sufferingboy:
The greedy man who did nothing for Delta north.I pity his Ukwuani people he couldn't do anything developmental project for.


Anyway � Ika people must produce the next senator of Delta north.Ukwuani people should fight to get the deputy governor post.



Ukwuani people hate development,running to Agbor for survival is what they prefer.Ukwuani elite are still busy playing chop I chop style of politics why their people perish.


Patrick Osakwe as you nor do anything for us for your 12years as senator,Na God go judge you.

Mooh247:
The law is vague tho "political office" can be elective or appointment based

Mooh247:




This is my favourite clause;

10. Clause 84 stipulates that anyone holding a political office – ministers, commissioners, special advisers, and others – must relinquish the position before they can be eligible to participate in the electoral process either as a candidate or as a delegate.

Will Prof Osinbajo, Ameachi, Dave Umahi, Orji Uzor Kalu and Rochas Okorocha resign by June 2022 so as to participate in the 2023 Election


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Joey4321:
Hello guys, So this thing has been bothering me for quite a while now and I would like to have someone else's idea on it.

In my mid 20's currently undergoing a masters program at a Russian University (Somewhere around Moscow). Online because of the pandemic. The masters is a full scholarship with a little stipend calculated by your grades.
Now the borders are open and I have the opportunity of being there physically. Its kind of

mandatory right now even. The scholarship is supposed to last 2 years with a mandatory third year where you will have to work for the school as payment for your scholarship. While studying you get paid, little money though, lets say 200k in conversion to naira. While working (On your third year) you also get paid but this depends on the role you interviewed for and your skill level. The masters is in Data Science and that is also my field.

But the only problem now is I just got a really good job here in the country that pays lets say about half a million. With my current projections, I could level up a bit more and settle down in 2 years

Now this current amount is more than what I will get paid in Russia both as a student or as a worker for the next 3 years (According to my projection). However, the school will cover accommodation, so the stipends are just for feeding, coffee, movies and dates, etc.

Do you think the masters is worth me giving up such a opportunity in Nigeria for the abroad?

In a nutshell, do you think having a foreign masters certificate is worth it?

Truthissupreme:
The way this guy take old once shock me

KlausMichaelson:
This is our final semester here in school. Today, I was in a deep conversation with a group of my course mates, and we were talking about our performance and grades so far in school. Being their best student they were shocked to hear me tell them that I'm actually on a 2:1 and not a 1:1 and specifically within the range of 4.25 to 4.3 cgpa. Their Shock also shocked me lols . Like what were they thinking? And somehow they were disappointed too.

As for me I don't care about their thoughts or opinion about the subject matter, I'm not from a rich home perse, so most at times I spend my time on things that will put money in my pocket rather than books to survive here in school. I even barely read my books, but I'm a very fast learner when I grab a book.

They couldn't fathom why I couldn't make a first class even when they considered me a genius. Anyways, that doesn't matter, maybe some other time in the nearest future things like this won't matter any more. I simply wish myself the very best in life. Graduating top of my class is not an easy feat and I thank God for that. If any of those 1:1 students embark on 10% of
the thingss I do in campus to survy, they will find it difficult making a 2:1 not to talk of a 1:1. So I'm really proud of myself. Glory be to God. Amen!

Juliusmalema:
Arewa Issues.


God bless his marriage

I am interested in the last picture?

Who titled him to wear that cap?

brendan007:
How did you get to stop it? Someone could benefit from your story.

michade:
That's weird! How did you stop this ?

brendan007:
Alright.
There's this guy I knew who could actually regurgitate food. Some humans may have ruminant traits.

Ishilove:
Snails. Ukwuani land.

I've never eaten snails, will never knowingly eat them. If one unknowingly eats them, you're supposed to induce vomiting. If you can't, you're to go for ceremonial cleansing.

viccipedia:
Lol. I just saw the contagion movie. It’s really funny that every government makes the same move during an epidemic. They hide the truth till it blows up in the air. We just have to sit and watch. Before the end of April, if all these are studio recordings, we’ll surely know.

EXLOVER:
She look so sick.

Doing giveaway this xmas. I'm giving 5k each to first 10 people to quote this comment.