jakeroberto:
Hi everybody, recently moved to Canada and I have been trying to get a job, but none is forthcoming. Maybe, I might be doing something wrong I don't know, I need your help.

ednut1:
at bolded , i don’t understand o. 347 is monthly Anything they increase it by we go pay noni

FeliciaOja:
I meet him July this year, everything about him is cool. My only worry is his fanatical support for arsenal which I consider the worst club on earth.

He keeps disturbing me of how his club will win the league, but whenever they lose he becomes super depressed and aggressive.

We have talked about this many times and he has sworn to change.
But this night he came back very late and was making so much noise, shouting and yelling
Then I googled scores and saw that his club lost today

I can't take it anymore
He is not the first guy I have dated that loved football. His own is that when his club loss it affects him very bad.

I have even suggested he should stop supporting arsenal but he won't listen.
After this night rubbish he just displayed I'm thinking of calling it quits.

Am I overreacting??

madridguy:
Jagaban of Universe.

The destroyer of PDP pro & PDP lite.

God Bless Nigeria President, the son of Alhaja Habibatu Mogaji.

madridguy:
Kindly overlook her character and give her the money.
Meanwhile, Congratulations on your beautiful bundle of joy.

Malroux:
See as they are laughing and posing for photoshoot like nothing happened. In a saner clime, Only these pictures would have sparked an outrage.

CheedyJ:

Stop arguing what you don't know or better still drop your stats

Legendguy:
Not all sit are discomfort able in public vehicles. Sometimes my legs fits in while sometimes it can't fit him. I have to sit like olosho in the bus lol

solla22:
Junk journalism.. Why mention Nigeria ?

The same thing applies to students around the world

loswhite:
It is the evil nairaland headline. Why make Nigeria the headline of the topic?

loswhite:
We are very wicked in this country. It seems the op is so excited about the news...lol

Nauttyprof:


Why are people like you always on the side of making Nigeria seem negative. For your information, this has nothing to do with Nigeria. European countries are tightening their borders due to asylum seekers and foreigners who end up becoming a problem to the country. Also, they are trying to curb situations where foreigners end up messing up their social benefits scheme like CAF.

FreeStuffsNG:
It's inconsequential.

Deleting posts of contents that are not produced and/or owned by you is no big deal. The original producer of the content is the one responsible for any legal implication of the post.

God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

MasterTeeUSA:
Seun Kuti was just talking about this daysa ago like a prophet...exactly the playbook he talked about. In summary..
1. They encourage you to japa to them
2. They remove the benefits their own folks enjoy... UK, Germany
3. You work for less pay and less benefits.
4. You become the new willing slaves and the hope of japa is lost.
5. Generation of suffering is transferred and in few short decades, the childen of japa becomes the children without home (Nigeria)
6. At the same time, the place those children call home will always see them as migrants and not locals.
7. They elect right wing politicians to push these and create different access for different people

His advice...think and let JAPA be a way to make enough but remember Nigeria is your true HOME.

denzel231:
Useless country.. who dey go France

emapeteum:

A lot of Nigerian students, especially those on PTDF scholarships are in France

SoNature:


Google is your friend. Compare the stats of Nigerians in those countries and those in the USA, UK and Canada. There's a reason those three countries are very popular in Nigeria.

huptin:
Nigerians will soon learn to sit down at home and demand better governance from their rulers

iykepromotions:
Not compulsory to study or relocate abroad. Develop yourself in your country.

SoNature:
Abeg komot Naija for that headline.

Nigérians rarely go to France for studies and hustle.

Nigérians prefer visiting anglophone countries where we don't face language barriers.

That's why we are obsessed with America, Canada, UK and Australia.

That law will affect francophone African countries that see France as their earthly heaven.

hammed71:
bro it's not only Nigerian students it affects all students and all nationalities

The French parliament has passed legislation toughening France's immigration policy.

The amended bill was backed by both President Emmanuel Macron's centrist Renaissance party and Marine Le Pen's far-right National Rally (RN).
The vote divided Mr Macron's party, and Health Minister Aurélien Rousseau resigned in protest.
Leaders of a third of French regions said they would not comply with certain measures in the law.
A previous draft was rejected by parliament last week when the National Rally as well as the left voted against. In response, the government redrafted the bill, making some of its provisions tougher.
The new legislation makes it more difficult for migrants to bring family members to France and delays their access to welfare benefits.
It also bans detaining minors in detention centres.
A controversial provision discriminates between citizens and migrants, even those living in the country legally, in determining eligibility for benefits.
The tougher version appealed to right-wing parties, who backed it on Monday.
Ms Le Pen welcomed the amended bill, calling it an "ideological victory" for the far-right.
"This is our bill," said Eric Ciotti, the leader of the right-wing Republican party. He called it "firm and courageous".

But left-wingers said Mr Macron was enabling the far-right. "History will remember those who betrayed their convictions," Socialist party leader Olivier Faure said.
32 of France's 101 departments, including Paris, said they would refuse to implement the provisions of the law on benefits for non-citizens.
The French vote came hours before an EU agreement to reform the asylum system across the bloc's 27 member states.
The new pact, agreed by EU governments and European Parliament members, includes creating border detention centres and enabling the quicker deportation of rejected asylum seekers.
Hailed as a landmark agreement by Parliament President Roberta Metsola, the new system allows asylum seekers to be relocated from southern member states, which have the highest numbers of arrivals, to other countries.
It still has to be formally approved by the Parliament and member states.
The new French legislation exposed divisions within the governing alliance. 27 MPs voted against while 32 abstained - almost a quarter of pro-Macron MPs.
Health Minister Aurélien Rousseau, who was a member of the Communist party in his youth, stepped down in protest at the immigration law.
"Some measures in the bill make me very uncomfortable," said Yaël Braun-Pivet, the president of the lower house of parliament and a member of Mr Macron's party.
The bill would have passed if Ms Le Pen's party had abstained, though not if it had voted against. The government pointed to the size of its majority to argue that it did not depend on National Rally votes.
Speaking after the vote, the prime minister accepted some measures in the law might not be constitutional.
"We will ask the Constitutional Council," she told French radio, referring to a top court which upholds the constitution's principles.
Human rights groups denounced the new reform as the most regressive immigration law for decades.
Mr Macron's party lost its majority in parliament in elections in June 2022. Since then, the government has frequently found itself unable to win votes in parliament.

Yemike:
I need people with experience on how to manage SS Crisis.
Both my parent are AS and we the kids are 5. I'm the first child and I'm lucky to be AA, the 2nd born AS, 3rd, 4th, 5th - SS.
I have 3 SS siblings and right now most of their responsibility and wellbeing is on me as the first born cuz my P-man is old already.
Just last week I have to rush down to my brother's school to bring him home cuz he called me in the middle of the night weeping cuz the pain is just too much and his roommate isn't around.
My question now is how can it be managed? cuz it's really affecting everybody cuz It's affecting their studies, I'm exhausted right now cuz anytime it happens it's ends with me borrowing funds to send to them and lastly it's sucks happiness out of the atmosphere as hearing a teenager weeping and knowing you can't do anything about it is saddening.

I've seen some people asking if they as AS can also marry AS please and please don't try it as you'll just be bringing innocent kids here just to suffer. The trauma of you seeing your kids in pain sef no be here.

How can SS Crisis be avoided/managed?

I'd have loved my write up to be well detailed but the little I wrote up there took up to an hour cuz my phone is bad.

You experience and advice will be well appreciated. Thanks.