I hope the police wouldn't just work with the testimony given by those present at the scene of the alleged suicide. This case should be thoroughly investigated to ensure there was no foul play.

@ chikobi,
thanks bro, please verify the email address u posted. Seems I cant get through to u with it

Hi, Please find below a topic suggestion for the home board. Thanks.

TOPIC: Nigerians in Oslo, Norway.
LINK: https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-260142.0.html

@ baby123
so as u saw a topic on norway, d first thing wey enter ur mind na okporoko! . Anyway, i dont know much about the trade but i know sea food is one of Norway's largest exports however, u can check out this link for more info: http://buy.ecplaza.net/search/1s1nf20sell/stockfish.html
Mind you, I neither know nor have heard about the above link b4 now, I just googled and came up with it, therefore your dealings with them is at your own risk. You can google as well to come up with better info. Meanwhile, i presume u are interested in the trade abi na for personal consumption?

@ kaygee1234,
I dont agree that religious organisations should be taxed cos that would amount to extra funds to loot by the the looters masqurading under the guise of government. However, I suggest PFN, and other religious bodies should as a matter of conscience & moral suasion establish non profit organisations for humanitarian purposes and industries that can employ some of the millions of christian & muslim graduates who engage themselves in various vices as a result of unemployment. I dont know much about Islam but I know christianity preaches love and this can be seen in the life of Jesus. He fed his followers and healed the sick and down trodden among them. The same Jesus said, 'it is easier for the camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to see the kingdom of God', yet these so called religious leaders command unimaginable wealth while many of their followers live on less than 2dollars a day. If these religious leaders can contribute as little as 20percent of their wealth for people oriented projects, I bet u it will make a huge difference to so many lives.

It depends on the kind of job you're seeking. If it's a job that requires personal interaction with clients/customers, then norwegian with or without english language is a must but if u are skilled in a particular profession(specialist as they're called here) then english will do however, like i said in my earlier post language can only be a barrier to an extent. You can inquire more from ur fiancee

@ tamme
Almost everybody speaks english, even in restaurants, shops and glossary stores. Anyway, I understand a greater percentage of residents here are foreigners

Hi guys, It feels good to be part of this forum. I just moved to Oslo, Norway & I recently work and live there. Are there Nigerians in Oslo? Nigerians in the house who live in Oslo please make yourselves known. It seems there's a deep resentment for Nigerians in this country. Do you guys also think so?