₦airaland Forum

iwaeda:
Eje ka se fathia meje.

iwaeda:
E gbe Oloun tobi, jamoo. Thank God oo.

dkidd:
Whaaaat
So what happens when she takes it off? Wahala dey this life ooo 😂😂😂😂

Masterstroke4:
Nigerian Footballer, Victor Boniface Breaks Up With Norwegian Girlfriend After 4 Years Together Because She Insisted On A Legal Marriage Without A Prenuptial Agreement

The prenup agreement is a contract that'll protect Boniface's assets and everything he worked for before the marriage in case of a divorce.

Edo boy no wan make wetin do Pep Guardiola do am.

Gerrard59:
The figures are good. Numbers don't lie. Where I got to know without seeing a number is simple: The UK is a white-dominated country, so the natives aka white people predominate the undergraduate students population and should populate the top performers. There is nowhere in the world where non-natives out-number the natives in primary, secondary or university education (undergraduate). It just does not make sense.

Our people like making unfounded claims like one Olusola who stated that if we leave the British medical system, it would collapse whereas we don't make up to 15% of Filipinos in the same system.

thesicilian:
It's obvious you didn't get anywhere near a first class because even the statistics you posted supports my assumption.
I specified in my write up "Africans and other foreigners," as against the British themselves. That means I lumped the Africans, Asians, Mexicans etc and other immigrants in one group, versus the British in another group.
From the 1st pic you shared the Asians and Blacks alone were over 44% already, not even considering other ethnic groups yet. And don't forget that the "whites" are not just British alone, there are still other foreigners among them.

thesicilian:
It's mostly Africans and other foreigners that account for that high number of first class degrees in UK universities.
Let them filter out the actual percentage of British students who bag first class,one might be shocked it's not even up to 10%.

1Sharon:
He is entitled to it. He's a victim of human trafficking

Truvelisback:
How do you know? You know am reach house?

otipoju:
Alcohol is deadly.

Not taken it in two months now. If I can do two years I will be very glad.

oloyemeji:
Between a 1-year diploma program in Finland and a 1-year master's program in the UK, which do you think I should choose? I have the budget for both, though the diploma is more affordable.

Temitunz:
This is wonderful, please can you do a YouTube vlog explaining the process. I will deeply appreciate

danvon:
What's your point?

That they should let you kill the cow that was placed in their care?

CaptSolitude:
Hi everyone, I'll really appreciate your opinion on this. Thanks.

quote author=CaptSolitude post=133794891]Hello everyone,

I currently hold a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) and plan to apply for the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) under the Student Stream. I have a PhD from Nigeria, which I did not declare when I applied for my study visa/permit a few years ago. This was due to the unavailability of the certificate and WES verification at that time.

My question is whether it is advisable to now declare my PhD in the OINP application, as it would earn me an additional points. The PhD certificate predates both the date of my initial study visa application and my extension.

I would greatly appreciate any advice or input on this matter.

Thank you.

danvon:
Maybe you should stop trying to steal and kill their cows

kushme:
Please if I may ask, what are the causes?
Cos, my people there dey ignore me. It's easier to say, guy extra no dey now.