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pocohantas:
I bought one when I was trying to be girly, but I am sure if that teddy had gotten the Child’s Play vibe, it would have ripped me apart for maltreating it.

Lmao! Abi Chucky do you strong thing too? .

Omo! I shudder when girls carry that thing and even form "best friend" with it. Yuck!

pocohantas:
I said it sometime ago, the only cute bear is your teddy bear and that grizzly bear in Masha and the Bear. Bears are not cute, sadly many people do not know this.

Sadly, I wonder what people see in teddy bears. I do not like them at all. The hate I have for it is real.
Lol, I dey throway my friend's teddy bear for dustbin anytime I visit

GentlemanAyo:
Me too I want to do internship o. Is the location Lagos? I want to apply.

No, it's not in Lagos.

kinzation:
Let’s connect on WhatsApp na

That won't be necessary, Sir.

kinzation:
Toor
Ko buru
It’s well

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kinzation:
Folakemi
Joor dakun
Mon wa ishe

I have my CV ready
Please help

Lol Oga na internship oh

AC that makes my skin glow.
Free Wi-fi.
Free Netflix subscription.
Free food(snacks).
Free money!!!! .

pocohantas:
It is a nice country and we wish you a safe journey in advance.

Lmao who nor go really nor know oh

pocohantas:
Well said. I think Nigerians should travel more or at least read first hand experiences like this. Nigeria is bad, but a lot of African countries we admire have nothing on us.

Even journalists in that country are on self-exile. Many of them ran away to other countries to escape/avoid execution.

Na them be the real suffering and smiling. Buhari dey learn work for where their president dey.

Damnnnn I'm shocked by what I've read and to think I been dey trip for Rwanda sef .

Blues for life! Come rain or shine!!!!!!

PrimadonnaO:
OMG!!!

I'm sure you cringed!

Froshloaded:
Yeah.
In Nigeria if you don't have connections, to get a good paying job is hard except for Gods grace sha.

True story

Froshloaded:
Lmao
Your masters means nothing.
I know a Masters holder in computer science that works as a phone repairer in my uni

remi1444:
hi E. I hope you are fine?
I sent you a mail couple of weeks back did you receive it?

Hello Remi.
I'm just seeing the mail now.

You can message me on WhatsApp.

pocohantas:
I can’t explain it. In the past I didn’t like them, but it was just me being stereotypical. Even this friend of mine, we never got along as undergraduates. Let’s not forget that pride Law students have. Only MBBS students beat them for that pride.

Please give me her IG handle let me go snoop.

I’ll be waiting.

Lol I understand sha. Many people see me and they'd be like, "You sure say you be Law student so?"( cos I really don't act it at all).
MBBS people are on a higher pedestal abeg!!! .

Here you go. @adaku.ufere .

Yes Mama! .

pocohantas:
In the longrun, the first degree is never enough but it would always serve as a good background. Especially for professional courses like yours. I know a law graduate from Nigeria that is now an IT lawyer in America. If he could do it, I believe you can. Though he still gives me that lawyer vibes that I never liked.

Very sweet story. I love women who dare to be different. If you want it, ask people who have done it successfully and go for it.

Yeah true, the first degree is truly never enough. Lol what lawyer vibes,wetin you get against us Kwa .

You're correct. You should totally check her out on IG, she's a badass lawyer and fashionista. She had one fashion blog page that was popular back in the days.
Thank you very much for the encouragement, means a lot!

When the time is right, we'd meet .

pocohantas:
I don’t know about the jobs sha, but there would always be something for high skilled people. Dude is into IT, so I won’t know what went wrong there .

I don’t know o, but I know those two countries are expensive. You really wanna relocate to another African country? I must commend your bravery.

Yeah high skilled people would be at higher advantage though, except I'd have to do another degree outside Law that is focused on IT(cos na wetin dey reign now).
Hmm I see. Thanks for the heads up.

Lol I admire other countries actually, this was facilitated to a mentor, Adaku Ufere. She's a badass Energy Lawyer, she left Nigeria when she got an expatriate job as a lawyer in an African french speaking country and so she toured Africa, settled in Ghana and finally found love there too . I loved the adventures she brought.
So it kinda spurred me to look into other African countries.

pocohantas:
Both countries are expensive. I know someone that moved to Rwanda, he ran away in a year. Said nice things about them, peaceful and organized, but your money keeps going in and theirs won’t come to you.

Damnnnn! .
Na to find high paying job for that country be that then. What if someone finds an expatriate job there nkor?

Wow what African country can one migrate to, where there's peace and quiet, and not too expensive, away from Nigerian noise .

Troublemaker

zoedew:
Recommended!

Lol thanks

zoedew:
Rwanda is lovely. Fine weather. Orderly society. You’ll soon be lonely though! Monotonous lifestyle. They live in denial cause of their history of genocide constantly reminding them where they are coming from as a people.

Hmm I see.
I still love the monotonous lifestyle anyways, so nothing spoil.

If I have a chance to migrate to another African country, it'd be Ghana and Rwanda.

Lol.
It's funny how I visited the Dentist today for Scaling and Polishing and how this thread appears on front-page.

And yet again another inconsequential thread about Women from "penis people" .
E be like say our matter dey restrict una airflow .

Froshloaded:
Pele

I hear oh

Froshloaded:
Okay, I feel your school is kinda slow.

Lol me sef tire.

Froshloaded:
I'm fine.

I've been busy with school ni o.
You should be done with school by now?




You dare not

That's good to hear, dear.

Done ke? We just resumed for second semester.
Will be done hopefully June/July .

Froshloaded:
Okay ma..

How are you?

Lol werey .

I'm just there .
You?.

Where've you been all these while?

Froshloaded:
Leave us o

Oga Frosh, I nor hold una oh

saphiere:
No difference. It's about personality and worth. Not age.

I agree with you.

I've seen people in their 30s acting with a childlike mentality, and folks in their 20s acting mature, and you'd be surprised at their age.

The summary of everything is not even about age now, but the individual's personality and worth as you rightly said.