₦airaland Forum

Ndaife:
Please friends I really want to migrate out of Nigeria through students visa to go and huzle, have Australia in mind but it seems their migration protocols as regard to obtaining their visa are quite difficult to attain by we Nigerians. My question is, if one should consider New Zealand, is their visa acquiring protocols as difficult as that of Australia? Please I urgently need answers and advice from experienced fellow here.

novelist:
Please house, it's not been easy down here in Nigeria. Currently making final arrangements to leave for Australia on a 6 months visiting visa God-willing. Having read countless testimonies and professional advise here on NL, I am convinced I too can get sincere advise here too by God's grace.

My question is, is it advisable or workable for someone with a visiting visa to Australia later on convert to permanent residence? Can I be able to get a job while in Australia with a visiting visa? What are my chances please?

I have a B. SC. Degree in economics and working as a teacher for roughly 3 years now. It's dawn on me that there isn't hope in teaching.

Your candid advise will be appreciated in advance. Thanks.

KardinalZik:
Even if everyone else is intimidated murdered, AN IDEA CAN NEVER BE MURDERED until it gets to fruition.

I'm neither South-Easterner nor Igbo; but I'm convinced (believe it or not) that BIAFRA WILL SURELY BE ACHIEVED.

Isn't it easier to LET THE PEOPLE GO than force unity on them?
You have said it all,may ur brain not be tampered with in jesus name,from omo ibadan.

Ucpaker13:
What is the maximum length of time one can wait before giving up on this visa thing for Australia. Mine is approaching 3months since I went for my biometric assessment and because of the delay I am so pissed off with my agent we even quarreled because i told him to stop lying to me about waiting and waiting, because I feel since he applied from over there it's should be faster am really confused on my next plan of action because all my hope was that by now I should be working over there and recovering the huge money I invested gradually now I don't even know which business to start sef in Nigeria to move on with my life.

mdokaba1:
It was a very stressful week for me as it involved lots of travels and all. So its a Saturday and I was paid for a project I did for the month past.

Going by my tired nature, I knew deep down me that there was no way I could have made it to church the next day and I was hell bent on paying my tithe because of the inherent blessings therein and the last thing on my mind would be to give it to my nebor to pay it for me. (The guy broke and besides I didn't want him to start calculating my take-home (Na sharp man). And I knew deep down that if I keep the money till the next time I would be in church, I was sure I would spend it. (God have mercy on me sha)

So I decided even before getting home to package my tithe and while in the market on a shopping spree I package my tithe and dropped it in the plate of an old beggar. (A mulsim beggar precisely)

Instantly, I saw 50 shades of shocks on her face as she looked at me for a few seconds and I could read her facials more like "For this Buharia?" Lols. And before I disappeared into the crowd, I could see/read her lips mutter prayers pointing towards me. And deep down, I felt blessed and fulfilled.

But was I wrong to have given my 10percent to a beggar instead of to the alter?

Opinions please.
I know you are lying ,but keep it up,looking for cheap attention by all means.

Misslynx:
You forgot to mention, the post office workers, mails nd all dat.

WowSweetGuy:
Maybe he just need transport money to an interview he have tomorrow.

uwa bu pawpaw mehn.

Rokia2:
Chie what type of ugly shape is this.

I need this sort of overconfidence in my life.

donnie:
Imagine if someone mistakenly wipes your buttocks as you're bending down to wipe devil... Fight go burst.