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Family › Re: White Woman Reacts In Pidgin To Video Of A Rude Child At The Airport — Hilarious by epainos: 3:57pm On Feb 09
Lithiumite:
She is nigerian of Lebanese origin,there are some many of them around especially in the North.
No wonder. Thanks for this information.
Family › Re: White Woman Reacts In Pidgin To Video Of A Rude Child At The Airport — Hilarious by epainos: 2:31pm On Feb 09
Jeez....the accent is on point. Wow!
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 2:27pm On Feb 09
ceejayluv:
There are other cheaper EU countries for student visa. That's the bottom line.
After schooling, what next? That's the main issue.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Mahama Recalls Ghana’s High Commissioner To Nigeria Over Alleged Vote Buying by epainos: 2:25pm On Feb 09
Nothing impressive as I'm reading here. What is impressive is deploying tech to tackle corruption and rigging.
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 1:46pm On Feb 09
kerry57:
Guy, there are lots of countries doing far better than UK, UK changed their student visa after studies stay rules recently and still want to make it more difficult soon.

Austria and Japan are better and cheaper options but I know stereotypes like u will come up with language barrier forgetting that lots of our people are amazingly well in those places
Why don't you go to Japan na. Do you know the clause to getting their citizenship? Una go just dey type here. And Austria.... go there na. Cheaper...ya ya ye ya ya. Carry go there ba.

And yes, language barrier is still there. Cos you never travel before. Travel first to a non Engohsnsoeakikg country and see. You even wan learn Japanese...see eh...you go hear am.

Go na.
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 1:44pm On Feb 09
ceejayluv:
Germany offers 18 months Post study Visa.... Ireland offers 24 months. Other EU countries offer various options. I don't know why you're rambling.
Does UK not offer post graduate visa? 12 mths ...enough to get a job if you are serious with it. No how.

Now, is post graduate what you really need? Continue with the path to permanent residency and citizenship. Let's hear the best option.

And that Germany....una go just dey talk. Do you know the barrier to get their student visa? Ireland....same tuition as the UK. But at the end, the UK is better. So what the crap are you saying?
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 12:19pm On Feb 09
Gotocourt:
ease of getting jobs and eventual passport.
Ok..please, give examples of such courses you are sure of.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Joins Protest At NASS Over E-transmission Of Results (video) by epainos:
richiemcgold:
I used to be against those calling for electronic transmission of result until I read a particular thread on this forum. From there I concluded that the Senate has no reason standing against it. Using poor network as excuse is not a genuine reason. 👇
Thank God you.have seen it. With the money we have, we can have a stand alone transmission point at every point. No be solar we day use power street lights now. What's wrong in using small solar panels and lithium batteries in all units? We have the money to do it sir.

Also. We gat the money to have a dedicated server so that all goes smoothly. Dem no just wan do am cos dem wan keep rigging elections.
Politics › Re: Peter Obi Joins Protest At NASS Over E-transmission Of Results (video) by epainos: 11:46am On Feb 09
Now. PETER is talking. I don't believe in him, but if he can lead this protest and fight like a lion, I may consider voting for him.

All I want is this thing to be passed. Peter himself knows he will be voted out even if he wins and he doesn't perform (which I don't see him do...cos he just doesn't have it in him), but just for fighting for this....he has my vote if he is succesful. Na to kick him out also.....in 2031. We gat the power after this is passed.

Let's get this sh...it done.
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 11:43am On Feb 09
ceejayluv:
There are countries in EU that give post study work permits. Na to search.
Start naming them na, amd let's look at their path to residency and even the opportunities there. Una go just dey shout EU EU. Which EU exactly? Go on, start naming them....we will look at it together. I can beat my chest to it. The UK is now very OK for anyone who is ready to go into data related career, AI, genetics, or into research. But una wan dey use care enter. Una wan dey wash yansh there only?
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 11:40am On Feb 09
heykims:
'Look for a good job' I laugh.
You will keep laughing because you personally know you can ot compete there. Jobs all over the world today is about getting into data or AI related course, genetics, health related (not care) or research. Oh.....you must be one those the UK has stopped because the only visa you want to use is care. Lol. Guys are still getting nice jobs in the UK if you do what you are supposed to do there.
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 11:37am On Feb 09
ceejayluv:
Look for a cheaper EU country to do your Master's. It's not very feasible to work to complete the fees. Unless you got a backup back home that can bail you out when e red.
And how will he stay behind after his studies in the so called EU?
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 11:36am On Feb 09
favour32:
I give you facts!
My people are there balling.
Are they not English speaking?
They speak German there. Many people are balling in the UK too. Just that too many people entered the UK and they want to weed out the useless ones that entered via care and other unskilled jobs that were previously given same priority as skilled..
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 11:26am On Feb 09
favour32:
Guy enter Germany!

Do your Msc there.

Run part-time job.

Dem go pay you over N600K per month.


Nigeria na low budget England.

If you know you know.


Capisce!
Non English speaking nations isn't for everyone.
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 11:25am On Feb 09
kerry57:
Exactly my advice too, UK has changed a lot for immigrants, those there presently want out of there cos of these changes.

Invest in Nigeria if u can or look for another country to japa
Which country to japa to? You guys keep saying this. The UK is still one of tje best if you know what you are doing. Or na Care job you want him to go do after his studies? He has graduate visa to stay behind and look for a good job. And at worse, he can still pick up that care job and plan ahead..he will make money gradually. You have no other alternative for you, but you keep saying nonsense.
Education › Re: Should I Travel To UK For Msc Or Start A Business In Nigeria? by epainos: 11:23am On Feb 09
Gotocourt:
Good choice, i hope that the course your are about to study is a STEM course. MRES particularly.
Why STEM and MRES?
Politics › Re: Atiku Said Position Of NNPCL Validated His Position On Refineries by epainos: 9:28am On Feb 09
Atiku, my guy. Mehn. Barawo. The worst person to talk about this issue. Mehn! Thank God for OBJ. The reason I like OBJ's method is that if he had finished him finally, this man would have been silent. But to keep giving the person a failed hope to pursue every 4 years.....that's wickedness....wicked finishing. grin See as he dey talk.
Politics › Re: LASG Seals Ladipo Spare Parts Market Over Repeared Environmental Infractions by epainos: 8:43am On Feb 09
I don't like this kind of news. These people are trying to survive, but they are the demons. They are the destroyers too. It is a very hard situation to make any comment. Honestly, we are all happy about Oshodi, and this was what Fashola did. Anyway...it is well.
Politics › Re: Electoral Act: Akpabio Summons Emergency Sitting, Notable Nigerians, NLC Kick by epainos: 8:16am On Feb 09
This Akpabio wants to go down as a demon in the history of Nigeria. grin OK ooo
Politics › Re: Nigeria not Lacking In Talent, but Have Poor Leadership - Peter Obi by epainos: 8:13am On Feb 09
Even Peter Obi himself is a useless leader.
Politics › Re: How 3 Southern Senators Scuttled Real-time E-transmission Of Election Results by epainos: 8:13am On Feb 09
AntiChristian:
We are still not ripe for this transmission. It can't even work fully in Ogun state not to talk of all those far inland northern rural areas!

There are still many places in Ogun state still on "two days on" and "one day off" electricity! And those "on" days are not 247!

Make we no waste our time on impracticable things. And network still dey there!
Let the law be passed. It doesn't take so much electricity to transmit such results. Stand alone solar powered batteries installed with the equipment can do the job well. With the amount the allocate and loot on elections, we can afford it.

Even there are places that can't do it efficiently in 2027, then, by elections will take place. They will deploy equipment to the areas. What is so hard in that?

See.. lok at it like this...even your candidate lose, it's a win win for all. Because the candidate that wins will dace the dame hurdle. E go shock am.

As Nigerians, this is what we need. It won't be perfect in 2027, and we will continue building on it. But if we don't pass it now, we may never pass it. And Tinubu will leave. Power transients. It is a loss for us all. Let us get the power to vote thesr people out.

If we pass it, the parties that lose will fight for more improvement to tackle the winner next time. Tackling each other is how we will keep winning. We tackled Jonathan and Buhari, and they made some progress. Tinubu will not be an exception. Let them pass it.
Politics › Re: Top 10 African Countries By Military Budget (2026) by epainos: 5:27pm On Feb 08
decatalyst:
You are not worth the time and energy.

Ire o!
Lol! grin

Next time....do not talk when you don't know. grin grin grin Again...Naija no dey earn in naira....so, the issue of currency rate does not count. Counter it. Guy man don japa. Olo...do... plenty this NL. Time wey you dey waste and energy wey u no get. Lol. Guy.... sc.. ram...
Politics › Re: Top 10 African Countries By Military Budget (2026) by epainos: 5:08pm On Feb 08
goslowgoslow:
You lack comprehension skills, you don't even understand his comment. You the actually the one that is not smart.
decatalyst:
Hey!

You are merely reading and responding from a myopic prism.

When you read again, think broader, you will have a grasp of the point.

Ire o.
decatalyst:
Don't mind him.

@ lacks indept knowledge and a pragmatic mind.


We have too many educated illiterate hopping on comments on Nairaland.
grin grin grin grin grin

No reason for the insults. That's how you know them. grin grin grin grin grin

It's such a fun reading defeated people only with insults using words Luke myopic mind, lack bla bla bla, etc.. Yet cannot defend their point.

I repeat....Nigeria earns in dollars and not naira. Counter me with facts. grin grin grin ....no way...pour more insults. cheesy

And again...do not continue embarrassing yourselves when you have limited knowledge. Show you understand what you are saying. Counter me. Abi na naira dem dey buy our oil? grin grin grin
Health › Re: Nigeria Reduces Reliance On Foreign-produced Medications To Between 60 To 70% by epainos: 3:39pm On Feb 08
Omoh eh! Nigeria is a walking corpse. Chai. Just imagine. Thank God for these "small small" steps going on. This nation would have collapsed finally. God!

Anyway, the next big thing is to make sure the National Assembly signs in direct transmission of votes. This is the power we need as Nigerians to vote out useless leaders. Nigerians collect their money and vote otherwise, but they still rig it while doing manual counting inside their offices. Once direct transmission is achieved, we will have a better Nigeria faster than we have anticipated.
Politics › Re: Top 10 African Countries By Military Budget (2026) by epainos: 3:31pm On Feb 08
decatalyst:
Convert $25b to naira and you will understand why Nigeria can't be the first or second in Africa.

Our economy and the naira needs to strengthen for us to eliminate balance of trade deficit.

Then we can increase education, health and defence budget.
Is Nigerian income in naira? Nope. FG earn dollars. So, stop this wrong narrative. You don't need to sound smart when actually you make yourself the opposite. Stop making comments on subjects you have limited knowledge of.
Politics › Re: Governor Sanwo-Olu Lays Wreath At Murtala's Cenotaph (Photos) by epainos: 11:53am On Feb 08
Unfortunately, Muhammed died in vain. They all should be ashamed of what they turned Nigeria into. He too was part of what Nigeria has become. I don't know what a military man has to do with government. They are soldiers but decided to destroy Nigeria. Instead of celebrating all of them, they all should be shamed.

When a Nigeriam president with a common sense sits in Aso Rock, all the military leaders will be shamed. They all destroyed Nigeria. Very selfish people. They keep trying to paint him good. He was evil too. If he was good, he would have stayed in his primary assignment which is in the barracks. The barracks wouldn't have become the old Aso Rock.

I dont pity him. Even that OBJ always running his mouth and that Danjuma should be shamed alive. There is nothing good about them.
Christianity Etc › Re: The Miracle Of 5 Loaves Of Bread And 2 Fish by epainos: 9:23am On Feb 08
helinues:
Abeg how is that story logical. There are so many flops stories like that in the bible
And it's why it is called the Bible because it doesn't run on logical laws. What about a talking donkey? A floating axe head? A garden that disappeared and references being made to it everyday? grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Should Born Again Christians Have Tattoos And Dreadlocks? by epainos: 9:21am On Feb 08
A very few people always control the entire living humans. They can use anything and everything. Each generation has got something that is regarded as a tabboo, but then, the next generation gets over it and sees that are thing as absolutely nothing. Hmmm. Meaning that it was absolutely nothing, but used to control the previous generation.

Only when you can see is when you get this issue. I don't argue with zombies..lol. A zombie is not worth having a conversation with, and this is why I don't get involved in debates like this.

Good morning.
Sports › Re: Who Are You Picking To Take The Free Kick by epainos: 5:14am On Feb 08
internationalman:
How many freekicks did Okocha score in his entire career that's making you write this epistle and listing him among Messi and the likes that have sixty something. Some of you are just too funny I swear. Imagine the OP listing Declan Rice that has only 2 freekick goals in his career so far.. There are more than 100 players better at freekick than Rice..
You.then don't watch Okocha's match. How many free kicks did Roaldinho scored to list him? Yimu!
Politics › Re: INEC Ex-Commissioner Faults Calls For Real-Time Transmission Of Election Results by epainos: 9:26pm On Feb 07
These are the people leading, and they are saying we are far away from it. Hmmmm. But we have the brains who van do it. They are far away, not the whole Nigerians. It means they simply don't have the brain to do it. The problem comes because they have refused to leave the scene for those who van do it. They can't do it.
Politics › Re: Why No Nigerian Leader Can Fix Power In One Year by epainos: 6:53pm On Feb 07
tunde1200:
You're looking at the problem from the top.
Instead to see the causes of it.
What's voting got to do with waisted efforts of pass leaders.
Why are your leaders wasting "efforts"(using your term) in the first place? Think deep and return to my initial post. I hope you can pick it. If not, forget it.
Sports › Re: Who Are You Picking To Take The Free Kick by epainos: 6:42pm On Feb 07
Juninho! Even all through the time both Roberto Carlos and him played together, he took more free kicks especially 30 yards or more. Carlos took more of closer ones, or those that are a bit tricky. Carlos can curve kicks almost perfectly with a strong force that the keeper would be confused and displaces. But trust me, Carlos won't disappoint. Messi. Rohandinho and Ronaldo still dey learn....lol. If you ask me to judge:

1st kickers - Juninho and Carlos....with A+ for Juninho.

2nd Kickers - Okocha, Messi, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo.

What most of you don't know is that Okocha was the 1st free kick taker in PSG when Rohaldinho was his mate. He even wore the 10 Jersey. So. I found it a bit of insult that Okocha isn't among the takers. We don't really value him. And it's becsuse CAF messed him up. He should take African player role 5 times. Someone that benched Wilson Oruma finally. As good as Oruma was, Okocha closed him. Chai. I always feel for Oruma.

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