₦airaland Forum

onome2013:
And now that they are asking you to go, your tribes people are supposed to counter this, but I don't think you have good relationship with them. Home is home

lovinagbad:
Did you just say Buhari cannot fire him. Illiteracy is a disease. Did you know that Emefiele was appointed and not voted for. Maybe you think he is covered by immunity. Research before you come online and be typing rubbish

samuelson06:
Las las, Africa will always be on the losing side. Imagine only one intelligent guy as a classmate and these people would just come and take them away.

Suddenly, Africa has become a place that the Whites come to hunt for intellectuals to go and turn them to slaves in their country in the name of offering them employment opportunities.

So sad.

In the nearest future, our country would be filled with quacks in all industries.

tshtsh:
It has its pros and cons though. Intl students go through pain often time starting with lower salaries. Successful Express entry candidates usually have some work experience and a permanent stay visa which makes it difficult to employers to underpay them the way they do to international students requiring one year work experience

Mrkumareze:
Men easily move on, most especially when they re the financial power. Remember, 100 women re ready to .army Paul today while it's a big task for Anita to find her choice of man.

Mrkumareze:
Exactly, the wife l live to regret . The moment you accept to marry a musician, u must accept his excesses. Infact, women need to understand men better, don't argue to death.

festacman:
It looks like Anita wanted to make Rudeboy put millions in her company TannkCo as well as retain ownership interest of her former husband's mall for the purpose of divorce.

However, Rudeboy being a man with little supply of emotion wasn't carried away. He weighed the 4-cardinal point of that financial request and pulled out. Anita, in frustration, relocated with their kids to US necessitating a sad divorce.

May God help children of this failed marriage not to be victims of post-divorce trauma and politics.

Kbrule:
My IETLS is 8
I'm almost 29
I have a bsc.
But my Crs is 430 something

TWoods:
As Nigerians always remind me, “na who holy pass”? Forgetting that the lack of “holiness” is why they see no hope staying and thriving in their own country.

nostradamoss:
It's a very big shame that some stupid young Nigerians still support these old criminals

Samuelobiora19:
Yes it can, you just write to WES telling them to remove the Bsc & other certificate, that you want to evaluate your Masters(that is extra 8pts for you).. Good luck

Goulak:
great news, success will be yours IJN amen. next should be your IELTS.

nymphomaniac:
start preparing for the TEF exam then. All the best.

EconFinance:
Good morning everyone

Finally developed the courage to open this account and begin this journey after reading as a guest for most of the year.

Thank you all to those dropping free content to guide others; very much appreciated

Hopefully by sometime this coming year I'll come and share my story and be of help to others too

tshtsh:
Unfortunately most Nigerians are indisciplined with money. When I lived in Lagos co-workers (including those senior to me ) were always looking for loans from colleagues. When I asked they said I’ll understand when I get married. Prior to moving to Nigeria I found married couples in England/Scotland to be financially stable doing things together as a couple.
When we move abroad and are handed the credit cards & line of credits many begin to spend like they’ve hit a jackpot and begin the paycheck to paycheck cycle