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Person wey pass thru sahara desert too wan dey form? 😭 |
Kobojunkie:the tv show |
guobe:I worked in a Nigerian bank. There is no 22 years old manager in any of them. Abeg rest |
Prime Minister Ekpa should launch a rescue mission. Last last dem go free this matter |
22 years old manager This guy too dey lie |
JuanDeDios:like a friend of mine that was trying to invite me to his church meanwhile he has slept with 2 of the choir babes in same church |
[quote author=tensazangetsu20 post=128994336]See video from your country u tell people the reality dem go say u don’t want them to come. Two Ontario colleges have been called out for offering admission in mickey mouse courses . Too many students ( who borrowed school fees or did arrangee proof of funds) cant find jobs as the economy is not doing well. Its hell for most of them right now. But me i no dey put mouth. Its better to go learn French and apply for express entry with it instead of all these exploitative student visa. But dem no go hear
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BigDawsNet:no western country will sign such deals with Nigeria. Because people will japa and not return home. Ordinary visit visa to USA majority never returned why will they now do temporary work visas. The ruling class are happy if you japa because you will still remit money back home. |
You or your people have not created one search engine but you are here saying this. Someone already provided feedback to them. The cock in front of the cockroach obviously confused the algorithm
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Una too dey lie which company is giving official car with the current exchange rate plus she is an entry level self 🤣 |
The only one wey pain me is going for a party and celebrant no dey pay for everybody 😡😡 |
Religious people are just deceiving themselves |
Naso
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Haba |
How will all these loans be repaid? |
This is being disingenuous. A traditional man will treat you like a traditional woman. You will have little or no say in things. |
In the UK, there are about 15 universities currently considering cutting jobs, and courses this academic year. According to The Times, many more have announced cost-saving plans that could lead to redundancies or courses being scrapped to save tens of millions. This may not be unconnected to the UK government’s recent introduction of higher education reforms that will crack down on “rip-off” degrees and ensure student visas are used for education rather than immigration. Also, overseas students who are not taking research degrees are now barred from bringing their families. In addition, James Cleverly, the home secretary, suggested scrapping visas that allow students to work in Britain for two or three years after graduation. Scramble to cut costs Currently, students face fewer teaching staff, lower quality, and fewer options as universities struggle to slash costs in response to a reduction in the number of wealthy international students. University leaders have therefore warned of “really difficult” cuts, such as discontinuing entire courses and laying off academic staff, as a loss of one-third of international students threatens to put several institutions into the red. Nigeria’s economic crises have led to a collapse in applications while Indian students are also being deterred as the the government cracks down on visas. Universities say bankruptcies are a “realistic possibility” with one in ten already cutting staff this year. Tuition rates have effectively been unchanged for more than a decade, and with most colleges now losing money on domestic students, they have offset their losses with international students who pay significantly more. Over the last four years, numbers have increased by 60%, reaching 560,000. However, early acceptance data predicts a 37% decrease in overseas recruits in the coming fiscal year. Data from Nigeria will be down 71% after a sevenfold increase in enrolments in four years saw the country overtake the entire EU with 33,000 students at British universities. Bankruptcy in UK universities John Rushforth, executive secretary of the Committee of University Chairs, said: “I’ve been in higher education for 30 years and senior leaders are more worried than I’ve ever seen them.” “…bankruptcy is a realistic possibility for some institutions and universities are having to do really difficult things to stave that off. “Taking fewer British students is a last resort but if you’re making a loss on something people have to consider it. Everything has got to be looked at because the situation is so serious. “Universities have to think hard about what they want to protect and make choices about divesting themselves of things that are not core to the institution. There will be less choice for students. A lot of institutions have introduced lots of modules so that students can pick and choose. That’s expensive, so it may be that you go back to more generic courses. “Fundamentally, either you have to increase income, or you reduce quality or volume.” Universities to discontinue certain courses Humanities subjects and languages are bearing the brunt of the cuts. The University of Kent has just revealed plans to discontinue nine courses, including philosophy, contemporary languages, and comparative literature. Aberdeen is discontinuing single honors language degrees, while Winchester is discontinuing numerous humanities courses. Oxford Brookes is dropping music and reducing its history department, while several other universities are planning unspecified cost cuts. Impact of International Students from Nigeria North Umbria University is among those to have cited economic turmoil in Nigeria, whose currency has collapsed against the pound, for the need to make cuts in the face of a “very sudden reduction of the number of students” coming from the country. A spokesman for North Umbria University said: “The university’s financial position was very strong but the current financial outlook is weaker than anticipated. “This is a consequence of a combination of fixed home undergraduate fees, difficulties around recruitment of international students, and the ongoing impact of inflation.” Rachel Hewitt, chief executive of MillionPlus, the group for newer universities, said: “The economic crisis in Nigeria presents difficulties for any university seeking to recruit from that country” “The existing tuition fee model coupled with high inflation has seen their income fall year on year, meaning institutions have to make difficult choices and do more with less”. She also blamed ministers, saying: “It is impossible to imagine the government going out of its way to make Britain less inviting to investment in almost any other sector and yet every negative headline and policy reform that makes Britain less attractive to international students damages both the higher education sector and UK plc.” https://nairametrics.com/2024/03/16/uk-universities-face-bankruptcy-as-international-student-numbers-from-nigeria-india-decline/ |
Grow your hair and beards. Wear fashionable clothes. The one on your DP looks like pastor with megaphone own |
Some people will still defend APC and tinubu . The MOU will be used to obtain huge loans and the project will never get done. |
RandomAfrican1:why not check the website of the airlines? Or you want us to check for you nawa o |
The problem with our ancestors was that they didn’t share information with others. The Nsibidi was for a select few. |
Nigerians are just too gullible. Sowing seeds to pastor who have private jets and live large 🤣 |
Bruno3000:i lived there for 3 years. Have you been there before 1% of the population attends church regularly. Is that not abandoned ![]() 654k/64m
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Objectivist04:90% of the media houses in Nigeria are headquartered in Lagos/ SW axis they dont need to pay tho. But they still do. They have army of influencers and media houses at their beck and call |
Rolings:without state backing its a futile effort. Any small thing police can be called and they will be charged with harassment/ disturbance |
Entprys:does been in the news equal to development While i was in uk some places never got coverage or news until disaster happens there. In Canada its same most of the action is happening in Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec and Alberta. Everyone cant enter news biko. Most of the states in the news the governors are paying for media coverage. |
The people that brought the religion to you have abandoned it. Now we want go do reverse evangelism 🤣 |
General barbecue dey wait lol |
Nobody should shout genocide after o |
Gerrard59:nope o. For something else |
Gerrard59:imagine |
Awon adojuti omo. Disgrace to their lineage |
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This guy too dey lie