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Please i have a friend in Nigeria whose last degree was an OND but wishes to study further abroad.

He would prefer to do it online due to his business commitments but doesn't know how to go about it.

I would appreciate if any one can recommend schools with good online degree,affordable fees and minimal travel i.e traveling there only maybe for convocation or practicals would be ideal..

I would have suggested a Nigeria university but we all know the standard right now.

I need hands-on experience or first hand information,links ,website thankssss.

I have tried google but it isn't so explanatory.

Hello all,


Please i have a friend in Nigeria whose last degree was an OND but wishes to study further abroad.

He would prefer to do it online due to his business commitments but doesn't know how to go about it.

I would appreciate if any one can recommend schools with good online degree,affordable fees and minimal travel i.e traveling there only maybe for convocation or practicals would be ideal..

I would have suggested a Nigeria university but we all know the standard right now.

I need hands-on experience or first hand information,links ,website thankssss.

I have tried google but it isn't so explanatory.

Love this thread, cos of the hope that emanates from it.

Ymodulus:
Let's chat. I don't want to go on with details here.

Are you on BbM? So I drop my pin you add me I verify you the one. Or you drop your pin I add you and you verify am the one.

We chat.

There is money in Nigeria, but a few know it. It's just all about information

Do u mind if I get ur pin so I can add u and learn more.

babythug:
The oil seems much oh! You should check that out. One of the key points to note for these stews is that it should be fried dry as much as possible!

Yes it does,cos I loveeeeeee palm oil

Inspired by @Bollinger,didn't follow your step though cos am a pro if I do say so myself

Bollinger:
No. Strictly U.S based. But, the financial principles can be applied anywhere in the world.

Sure am team #never borrow.by the grace of God though.

Y I asked is so I would sharply apply and receive free financial consultation..... Hehehe

Bollinger:
Seminars? ok. My organization spends a lot of money on financial counseling. In the beginning i never saw a need to use their services which was free until one of our employees committed suicide because debt had ruined his life. This was a guy who was always smiling and jovial, but little did we know that he was dying inside. He had over 100k in credit card debt and a broken marriage. Anyway, during the one on one consultation with the financial counselor, he showed me how he contributed 500 dollars a month into a ROTH, with an annual return or 9 percent for 20 years, withdrawable after 30 years. He was a millionaire at age 50. How was he able to do that? By living within his means, having a budget and not borrowing for whatever reason. People with a weak constitution will always wanna justify reasons for their weakness. The information is out there. Go get it. Ten years into following his guidance and financial plan i have no regrets. I would advise you to change your mentality. Especially when you are young because the older you get, the higher the amount you have to contribute monthly to achieve the same results.

Does your organization have a branch in nigeria

Bollinger:
Mygermanfriend: What is "yoruba?"

Me: Lol, It is one of the major tribes in Nigeria.

Mygermanfriend: So basically they are Nigerians.

Me: Yes. Why do you ask?

Mygermanfriend: I thought by the way the posters above us were jubilating, "Yoruba" was a country and they've just announced the ministers for the "Yoruba" country.

Me: Nope. Those posters are just s.tupid. They don't realize that whatever the tribe they come from, they are all in the same boat and have to sink or swim together.

Mygermanfriend: Sounds like there's a lot of distrust and tribalism in your country.

Me: Correction, it is not my country anymore.

Mygermanfriend: Then what are you doing commenting on their issues.

Me: I just love watching s.tupid people operate.

Mygermanfriend: Lol.

Its not your country anymore,would reminder u of this statement when sai buhari,put this country back on track......u hear
That time u be begging for visa and when u get to our embassy we would not only not grant it to u ,but continue our jollof rice and orijin business there

Bollinger:
Mygermanfriend: What is he talking about.

Me: He want's the minister of power to stop using his power generating unit for a month so that he can fix the nations power problem.

Mygermanfriend: That's dumb. How does that accelerate solving the nations power problems?

Me: I told you i love watching st.upid people operate.

:- we are not st.upid ooooo,we would soon take it P Mr bolli

Bollinger:
I would honestly suggest Ghana, Estonia, Prague. If you can get to Germany, all the better. Germany would be your best bet if you really want to enjoy your vacation. Avoid the cities and visit the rural areas. You won't regret it. Next would be Estonia. Small but lovely country. Did you know that Estonians produce the highest number of models in the world? Thank God say i don marry. I for hear am.

Ghana,,,naaaa
Germany .....I think that would be expensive don't u and its now visa free
Estonia-same with Germany.
Since u are a guy u would prefer Estonia because of their fine fine girls,but for a girl like me would prefer where I can see fine fine men.hehehehehe

Bollinger:
How far bro's? I beg to disagree. Nigeria is terrible. Even if i had a billion dollars, i could never live in that country ever again. Money is not everything ooooo. What is most important to me is the mentality of the people i surround myself with, the security of the place i'm in, and the amenities afforded me. I went to the Nigerian embassy in berlin last week and i was shocked at the way Nigerians were doing business there. When in rome at least act like romans, but no. Nigerians were acting like Nigerians. Shameful. Doing business with cash, selling food inside an embassy, talking to patrons like they were slaves. I have been to many embassies and i have never seen what i saw that day. The Mentality of a nation's populace means a lot. And on the subject of taxation; bro's, na because you no de used to am. It is not bad at all. There are only advantages and zero disadvantage if applied properly. Taxation discourages corruption, helps a country with a solid and accurate database, helps with development, etc. Nigeria no be am at all.

I agree,but we pray buhari gets it right.All nigerians need is a firm hand and a corrupt-free/disciplined leader.

But till then Niger for life....
N.b its a she

Bollinger:
You are funny. I have been to more countries than you can imagine. And i can tell you unequivocally that Nigeria is not it at all. Even with my brief stay in Ghana i can confirm that the country is way better in so many ways.

See me stalking your post.that aside Nigeria isn't that bad,you are talking as if buhari give u a ministerial position u won't leave that country that want to use tax to kill you.
Bolli I put it to you Nigeria is BAE

Lol e author=Bollinger post=39850543]

If i were you i would go buy sand paper and start scrubbing away at your brain. Maybe, just maybe it will clear up just enough so you can understand things better. Of what use is seeing your governor if he is not performing?[/quote]Lol Bollinger oooo

Bollinger:
Lol.....believe it or not, but my dad was the one that got me interested In cooking. He used to say "come here, big head. You no go come learn how to cook so no woman go take you do yanga". Now, mostly I just cook for fun. It relaxes me. Thinking of opening a restaurant one day. Wanna partner with me?

Lovely stew u got there, just looked at your previous post and I can see u don't seem to like the wat we do things in general in Nigeria...... Hehehee

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You are truly watching,I laugh in Spanish. This Thanksgiving na something else and full of propaganda.

The worry is written over wike and u can see sleep they catch am.

Am sure after this Thanksgiving na to go plot how they would rig the election..hehehehehe.

But I feel wike has more grassroot support more than Dakuku.

Dakuku failing point is that he is connected to ameachi.
If not he would have won fair and square.

Kbs468:
Yes its not over untill its over. But atleast even if Wike will win, lets not see or witness the kind of violence or killings we saw before, during and after the last election in the state again rather it should be through a free and fair election. Incase you dont know Wike has started his propaganda again by showing today sunday service on AIT and saying its not a PDP issue but from all what they have said is not sensible at all because one of the singers said the GOD of consuming fire they are talking about is not the GOD of this nation. Can you imagine that? Even the camera man did not show people's faces in the church to reflect their reaction to that statement
The officiating minister also said he prophesy and declare a thank you blessing on Wike, wife and his deputy, Rivers PDP state and National chairmen
I know that everything was purely sychophancy because the pastor's wife later ordered for the offering basket and bags to go round after which the pastor blessed it b4 being taken away. Then the Deputy Governor was called to speak

So sorry to hear,if u still in pH could u PM or reply Me

Drfinn:
Precisely, on 31st March, 2013 I asked my now ex to marry me. Not in some fancy restaurant, shopping mall or some heaven on earth theatrical setting. It was via a phone call. Surprisingly, we had never met in person! What madness!! Did she accept??

Love they say is like a butterfly, it perches wherever it wants. It's like a lion, it devours whoever that comes his way. How we fall in love at times is mysterious. We seldom have control in matters of the heart. This is how I felt the day I saw her picture carrying a child. Her little nephew. I love kids to a fault. In that split moment I told her how I wished it was our son she was carrying. That remark set aglow our hearts.

Initially, she doubted my sincerity. She had been hurt not once, twice but severally. Worse still she has a medical condition. A condition she erroneously thought will forever rob her of love. Hence her skepticism. Furthermore, my reputation with 'the ladies' on some social network we had met some years earlier was daunting. I had to prove my sincerity. I had to win her love.

As am typing this, my alarm just beeped! Its October 24th- the day I had slated for our introduction. Alas! It was never to be. Our love could not survive the divide. The 'hypocrisy' of the church has prevailed. I cannot believe am still hurting this bad. Maybe I was in a hurry to have ended it all. This is my story. Our story.

After the initial 'gragra' women exhibit we settled into a beautiful but distant relationship. She was based in Lagos, I in Port Harcourt. Days became weeks, and weeks months before our first physical encounter. I did first visit as a gent. We had wild fun!! Then came the moment of truth; a visit to her kit and kin to intimate them of my intention. Her brother-in law gave me his word. The only snag which was to destroy all we labored to build -the church! she is catholic, am protestant. She is Igbo am Ijaw.

True to his word, her brother-in law accompanied me to see her parents in her hometown- some community in Imo State. I was well received. Such a loving home. I made my intentions known with all seriousness. It's no child's play explaining while you consider a man's daughter worth more than other women to him. Thankfully, the son in-law gave me all the necessary support. However, convincing a retired teacher, a respected and unrepentant staunch catholic requires more than fancy words. I left that home with mixed feelings. Her father had plainly told me what mixed marriage entails. My wife and children will become 'properties of the catholic church'. It was non-negotiable.

I sought the advice of family members, and my pastor. All were of the opinion that her father's stance undermines my role as the head of our future family. Personally, I saw it as an 'indirect rule'. I enlisted one or two of her siblings, her mum inclusive to get her father to shift grounds. The old man wouldn't bulge. At my fiancee's suggestion I paid her uncle a scheduled visit. A Priest in some parish at Owerri. His stance was same as his elder brother's; convert to Catholicism or accept the terms of mixed marriage.

I was devastated. More so by my fiancee's shifting positions. Today she's all by my side, tomorrow she wants me to please her father. I saw it more as a character weakness than a woman drawn between love and the hands that fed her. Perhaps, it was a miscalculation on my part. She had her flaws. Mine was so glaring. But i found in her the woman of my dreams.

In the midst of this storm I had boldly gone ahead to fix today, October 24th my introduction day. I had called my Pastor to inform him, and a couple of family members. This decision was informed after my now ex had told me her siblings and other family members had prevailed on her father to soft pedal on his stance. He unbelievably agreed. So i thought. Until I made one more call!

The old man true to his principled nature remained unchanged. It was a blow too devastating to bear. I saw a relationship of over two years with countless sacrifices on both sides evaporate on the grounds of dogma. It hurts so bad to have met that special one only to realize you can not be with them for eternity. Should I have converted for love? That would have betrayed love itself. Love is without condition(s). Should I have settled for mixed marriage? Its unbearable! It's my responsible to provide both spiritual and physical nourishment for my future family.

So, it was only appropriate I let love go. If she finds her way back to me. I had be most fortunate not lucky. Fortune befriends the bold. A life of service to all humanity now beckons . It's a call I must answer. Who knows love maybe around the corner. Love knows no religious boundaries. Let's spread the glad tidings of ecumenism.

TochiPhotos:
"I work in Ikoyi club and one thing the expatriates always gush about, is how much they love Nigeria and want to spend their whole life here, it's just like if you taste Nigeria even with all it's badness, you never want to go back. Even Nigerians that travel outside in search of greener pastures, always yearn for home. No matter how well the country you travelled to works, you still miss home. Things are slowly getting better but so many things still needs to be fixed.
The thing I like most about us, is our survival spirit. No matter how tough things become, Nigerians must always survive."

Love Ur work tochi,wouldn't mind if I tag along with u.am in lag on leave for now

r231:
It's only a number!!

Mr singular

Happy birthday r231,dyt u sure about the single part

I need help here guys,I want to travel away for vacation to any nice African or European country which is relatively cheap.

I would appreciate first hand experience any country suggested.

I want something cheap and adventurous,and won't be boring for one person to go.

I can tag along more people if I see interested and serious minded people. N.B u take care of ur travel expenses oooo ....Lil

So what country do u guys suggest,place put cost and the fun places....plsssss

Mod,pls stick to front page ,so other planning a vacation can use the thread as a reference point

IME1:
nice plan
i wish u safety
it is a cool idea but can
be truncated by evil minded people
but i pray against it in your life and wish u
to have a good travel partner
PS: i dey look for who go follow me go Bonny Island this August

Are u still up for the bonny trip

Do u stay in ph

Royal155:
WOOW! THE INTEREST IS COMING BACK UP! HEADING TO MY BANK ASAP TO TERMINATE MY 91DAYS TBILL THAT WILL MATURE ON 9TH JULY TO LOCK IT 1YR.....

By terminating b4 expiration won't u be charged some fee.

Akposy:
Okay...i will
I will also invite you guyz to the thread for my interview 2moro....u guyz will also have the chance to ask me any reasonable question

Like how u fry egg with eru >:

Damolaskynov:
Brother,go ahead and invest long term. I also nurtured the same fears you currently had and ended up making a huge mess of my initial capital that would have been seriously ''working'' for me by now. I was fortunate to invest big time long-term during the uncertain election period early this year and I am the better for it...Nigeria did not ''roast" afterall...most of our fears only exist in the ephemeral anyways...
The more you stall,the more value your money loses over time especially in the current circumstances...GO AHEAD!!!

Thanks guy,I can see u got over 15 percent for ur 1 yr plan,good money I must tell u.
Just waiting for Aug to reinvest,but I pray b4 then the percentage obtainable won't have fallen drastically.
What do u think can increase or give higher percentage maybe political unrest

femeritus:
Thanks bro.

Did u call the Ac guy and was he any good

Need help my dashboard light doesn't come up again.
Wat could be d prob I drive a Nissan almera 1998.

Also noticed my steering is hard to navigate since I fixed my Ac and my car has been sluggish wat can I do

Have some investment on tbills in gtb which should expire Aug,did for 91 days.
Now am planning to do a year plan for tbills.the interest I plan to get should be able to start a new bizness for me.but am scared that a year is too long,how many of u have locked your money up for up to a year.

Spoke to my dad recently and we were gisting abt bills,me was letting him know its risk free,but he said something which shocked me and that is if the economy collapses nko.

Good morning guys,pls I need to unlock an iPhone which came with an orange sim card,pls who can do it and whats the cost.kindly mention me its kinda urgent thank u

Sweet potato stir fry
Grilling my chicken and hotdog

Went to gtb today and gave an instruction to invest since my acct officer isn't in d same location as I to invest.and I went with bank rate to be on d safe side.
So waiting for the auction date,fingers crossed