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NwaAmaikpe:
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Forget this bigotry and get the message properly.. I also wish I have the powers to bring the igbos and the Yorubas (and by extension other Southerners) to a political alignment. We'll moves mountains together. We'll reclaim Nigeria from the North that has held all of us (Igbos and Yorubas alike) captives.. Then we can assemble the best brains (instead of quota system) and build the Nigeria of our dreams |
doubletroublmum:I see.. Thanks though |
Between Guys with starched clothes and ladies with make up... Who runs faster when it's about to rain?? |
doubletroublmum:He has a technical skill (welding) apart from having a Bachelor's.. Won't that suffice? |
[quote author=doubletroublmum post=56932930]Sorry I meant I T Computer knowledge. Did he study? Then maybe he can go for blue card[/quoteHe has a technical skill (welding) apart from having a Bachelor's.. Won't that suffice? |
Yes.. The best method that helped me in med school was "association". I tried to associate every single detail with the simple and everyday things around me. For example: the nerve supply to the private part is called pudendal nerve.. So I told my self that it's nerve to the "poo" area (even though I meant penile and vaginal area) The emphasis is on the relationship btw the sounds of the words "poo" and "pudendal" It doesn't have to make sense to any other person. It only have to serve u to remember the dam shit.. So if u learn how to associate every single detail with the common things u can be easily think of and remember, you're sure to remember everything u read.. Try this method and Thank me later.. hehe |
NwaObinkita:people like u self.. Must u talk even wen u have nothing to say? Blah blah blah!! |
The real hypocrites and enemies of Nigeria are those who resist restructuring and the ideal systems that have seen nations progress, but are quick to cite those nations as examples. If you have not lived in Igbo land as an Igbo, and have not experienced the discriminations the Igbo experience on a daily basis. If you have not had to buy your freedom at every turn because police officers stationed almost at every pole will not let you go to where you are going unless you settle. If you have not had to sit at home after scoring 130 in unity school exam, but your colleagues from other climes are in school with 20, you have no right to preach unity to the Igbo. The Igbo man wants a united Nigeria more than those who preach it today, but he wants a united Nigeria were he does not have to be unequal to his fellow citizen. He wants a united Nigeria where he does not have to be killed because someone drew a cartoon in Denmark. He wants a Nigeria where he won't be killed by rampaging herdsmen. He wants a Nigeria where he doesn't have to be denied an opportunity because he is Igbo. The Igbo man wants a Nigeria where he can develop at his own pace, exist in his own space and interact with the rest as equal. The Igbo man wants a Nigeria built on the ideals of true federalism; those ideals that have made United Kingdom, United States and other advanced nations what they are. That system that allows a Scottish man be who he is inside a UK. So when you give examples of US, and how they live in peace just think deep and ask whether it is you who should actually lecture or be lectured. It is not about our today's comfort or discomfort, it is about posterity. The privilege you have today, use it to do the right thing. Your next generation may not have such privilege, so use your position today to fight for a country they can happily call their own in 100 years. Thanks. |
doubletroublmum:what do u mean by skilled in it? U mean if he has some skills? Yes . |
Hello Fams.. Often times I hear people talk about their preference to enter a schengen zone through one country over another.. and I wonder why since it's also possible to access and live freely in the choice countries in the zone. Can anyone here enlighten me on the reason the point of entry matter so much? Also, a good guy I know wants to enter through Czech republic, and he wants to settle in German or Holland.. He going with 6months visa.. What's the possibility of getting a job that can make him stay there legitimately? Does anyone know a country in the zone where jobs and stays are better guaranteed than the others? Waiting for responses from u Fams pls |
yoged:I'm talking about Philippines and not ur so called pilipine.. 4,300usd is about 200,000php u know? Check med schools in Philippines and see what they cost.. maybe u're basing ur facts on hearsay.. Lots of med schools charge even more than this in Philippines.. Wonder what you're even talking about.. |
yoged:kidding? Do I look like Basket mouth? |
pitapromiz:I'm sorrsorry bro. It's collinsokeke774@gmail.com |
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pitapromiz:I can't verify this claim of urs bro |
Has anyone here successfully applied or gotten a daad scholarship for MSc degree before? How did u submit ur application? Was it submitted to the same school of choice or any daad scholarship address? What's the possibility of being granted? Share ur experiences pls guys |
Has anyone here successfully applied or gotten a daad scholarship for MSc degree before? How did u submit ur application? Was it submitted to the same school of choice or any daad scholarship address? What's the possibility of being granted? Share ur experiences pls guys |
jbonito:I've been outside Nigeria for years now and I'm not sure what the exchange rate is. And I can't rely on the information on the internet (currency converter) as it varies with the parallel market rate |
[quote author=OJCITY22 post=55274436]It depends on current exchange rate. Starting from 3.5m will do I think[/quote oh ok.. Thank you.. So has anyone here vet applied for daad scholarship? How is the application being submitted |
LMay:Depending on schools.. My school charges arguably the lowest on Philippines.. Approximately 4,300usd |
Hello house.. I've been following in ghost mode and I must confess that I've learnt a lot here.. But I've got a concern I read in part one of his thread that u need 1.8m in naira for the blocked German bank account.. But that post was supposedly in 2012 So since there things have changed a lot wit exchange rate.. How much does one need to deposit now in naira equivalent? I know the information is there in German embassy website, but I want a first hand experience from a recent applicant |
skiguy123:alright.. I'll let him know |
I have a friend.. He speaks both French and English fluently.. He Holds HND.. Hope he can apply? |
Philippines is a good destination.. Cheap tuition and all that.. I'm a medical student in southwestern school of medicine Cebu city Philippines.. |
MathsChic:I'm jus in love with intelligence.. Jisike |
mhizoma:ok.. I won't worry |
Whitehousechick:currently I live in a society where I have access to not too many black (Nigerian) girls, and I'd like to end up wit someone from my motherland.. ....And hey people don't judge my reasons here.. It's my choice |
Nma27:dem plenty oh dear.. But na my schedule won't allow me much time.. Don't ask me what I do here!!!.. That can be discussed privately.. Three is a crowd. #winks |
Benita27:nne.. Jus negodu how una dey turn me round.. "Go there, mba!! go the other side".. Ok Continue |


