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Ehiobe:I responded to your mail. |
smslive2:Lol. Ok. Thanks for your help. I will go and upgrade. |
rafsbeck:Be nice, bro. |
joo2018:Ok, I will read page one. Everyone seems to be saying the same thing. I just felt all you might leave me behind while I am busy still reading page one. ![]() Thank you, joo2018. |
jhoci:Thank you. Thank you very much. I will reach out to you in Canada, trust me. |
freshdad: ![]() |
Mummychichi:Wait wait wait! I do not understand. I was actually praying for my file to be sent to LVO. If my file is sent to London Visa Office, does it mean I will now go to London instead? ![]() Not a bad idea if you ask me .Oh, you've written TEF? |
Ehiobe:Finally!!! Where? Alliance Francaise (found in many states in Nigeria and beyond). How? Just walk in and talk to the receptionist. You have some fluency in French language? Where are you located? |
smslive2:Brother mi, dey go o. Canada all the way! |
luvluvluv:They do. 2yrs. |
Mummychichi:Local Visa Office!!! Wow ![]() Nothing to do with my TEF nah. Or will they ask me to define LVO in the exam? ![]() |
Newmum0615:Which one is LVO again? Is it required for Express Entry? ![]() |
smslive2: ![]() OK, brother. Let me relax. |
etrange:People, see this oooo!!!! |
Hello Everyone! Please, do not ignore I seem to be a bit late but it's better late than never. Please, is there anyone writing TEF here? Can we meet and rub minds together regarding the exam? A different thread, an occasional meeting or a Whatsapp group would be really nice. I really need some motivation. Just quote me and I will reach out to you. Regards. |
Honestly, I think you need help from a psychologist. I'm not kidding bro. Best of luck. |
Why are you all bashing him? If he leaves his boobs, we'll bash him and call him unprintable names for being ladylike (even though you know it's not his fault). Now he's suffering from self rejection and has gone ahead to inconvenience himself just to fit in; yet we're still bashing him. What does society even want ![]() |
tobdee:Pour moi, les deux devraient se lasser l'un de l'autre. Bien que j'aime Macron, je n'ai pas vraiment confiance en ces blancs. Quand même, espérons que la réunion sera profitable. |
igbodefender:Luck? You sit and wait for luck? Brother mi, I don't have to be a brick layer nor a hawker to be hard-working. The hawker's task might be hectic but does not undermine the fact that one could be hardworking without necessarily getting physically strained. We all have our highs and lows in our various works. The hawker gets to decide the days he'd want to go hawking, he could decide to stay indoors if the weather is bad, he could sleep at night without worrying about ledger not balancing or critical inventory going out of stock at work, some make more money than you and I, etc. A programmer on the hand has an extremely crazy deadline to meet up with (I personally just came back from the office), the programmer must keep studying or he's outdated, he has all his clients' system issues on his shoulders, he's an employee and must be at work regardless of the weather, he stays up at night thinking of algorithms or he's out of business, etc. I didn't bother to mention the amount of sleepless nights he had just to master the art of coding. He might be lucky to have had the chance to go to school but he still had to work hard to make somethings out of that opportunity. Or you think Davido, wizkid, Dangote, Innoson and co do/did not work hard? Again, the point here is not to compare occupations but to emphasise that hardwork is not all about getting physically strained. You don't sit back at home and hope for luck to visit. You make yourself available so it won't pass you by. And that's by working hard and staying prepared for opportunities. That some people were born into richies doesn't mean others can't work their way in there. Working smart is a sugar coated expression used to call our attention to the need to adopt efficient means while working hard so as to avoid unnecessary energy and time wasting. That's all about it, don't get carried away. Hardwork pays any time, any day! |
In summary, work hard. |
PureMe01:When do we involve him given that virtually every thing we do as human is mundane? ![]() Hope you don't pray before exams cause even that is not a celestial jamboree. |
Mariangeles:Lol... bro, that's cause she no longer does home videos. ![]() |
skeletonkey:Welcomed to NL, bro. |
sapidsapiens:Sorry |
fuckerstard:Oh... I thought "on va gâter le coin" was an expression exclusively used by Cameroonian Keysha. I didn't know Awilo employed it too. I need to re-listen to all those old tracks now. Lol |
I did not watch the clip but brotherly, this comparison is divisive and unnecessary. Nollywood is Nollywood and just like any other institutions, has evolved over time. Those actors you might have grouped under the cadre of "old Nollywood" paved way for whatever we have today. They toiled when the resources were not there to put Nollywood at the forefront of African entertainment industry. The newer ones are riding on this and I believe they are also doing a good job. Things are getting better and it will continue to get better. Comparing them is disrespectful to the pioneers even though I know that's not the intention here. Just my opinion though. I could be wrong. |
The guy said, "read more"? That's some good piece of advice man! ![]() Such a nice man. ![]() |
Lol.... it's hard having an atttribute that puts you in the minority. Fellow humans won't hesitate to remind you how socially different you are. The fact that people have different physique is enough not to perch on such topics. Classifying certain physique as weird, odd, or unacceptable and associating them with such ill attributes as the ones mentioned above is outright segregation and only aimes at making people feel uncomfortable in their own skin. Some have small butts, some big butts; let's leave it that. ![]() |
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