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Autobot05:Well, your circle. In mine, anytime I open Facebook and Instagram, na wedding pictures I dey see. The men are single because dem never stable financially. Let them have money today, they will get married. The average Nigerian, male or female, is conservative and wishes to marry regardless of the mumbo-jumbo alfa meil or Ndi feminism rants peddled on social media. The economy is what deters most Nigerians from marrying not standards or woke theories. As for those rich women you know, I'm willing to wager the majority are above say 32. Women being hypergamous wish to marry men who out-earn them. Thus, their target market would be men in their mid-30s and early 40s, most of whom are married or divorced or looking towards polygamy. I'm also willing to bet those women are Christians not Muslims. Again, I reiterate, the average Nigerian man does not have standards when it comes to marriage. That's a hill I would die on. |
I won't lie, few days ago, I had a strong feeling that a major market dominated by Igbos would have a fire outbreak. I had Ladipo in mind, not knowing Dei-Dei would be the affected market. Those in Ladipo should get insurance ASAP and ensure the security men are on the alert and most importantly, are their allies. |
siofra:The 2005 - 2012 era was the golden era in Nairaland. This is largely because few Nigerians had access to mobile/computing devices to access the Internet. Thus, those who did were either employed or business people or diasporans who wanted to discuss issues from a Nigerian perspective. As mobile phones became accessible and Internet penetration increased (a good thing), different people of varying educational qualifications had access to Nairaland. So yes, I agree that there has been a significant reduction of females commenting on certain threads on Nairaland and maybe overall sef. Also, alternatives sprang up - Instagram, Facebook (mostly groups) and Twitter. But none, in my opinion, can replace Nairaland as a forum geared towards Nigerian related contents. |
Autobot05:LOL! If a lady is young (below 30) and good-looking, she will have many suitors willing to marry her regardless of her past. I have seen it all. I know girls from my department who were flirts and dated men, both young and old, attended parties and lived loose lives. Guess what? They are married. The single ones are the few who decided to be single or the very few that aren't as good-looking as before. On the other hand, those who were pious and sometimes even prudish are also married. Marriage no get manual. A Nigerian woman who decides to get married this Saturday will do so. In my opinion, the vast majority of Nigerian men don't have standards. After all, there are cases of erstwhile sex workers who got married and stopped the trade. I have seen it all, that's why this alfa meil rants I read on social media dey always burst my head. |
AllKnowing:Please tell them. Women are the same everywhere. The difference is location. |
1Sharon:No. I am in Offa, Kwara state. |
RightToReject: ![]() We quarrel before? Your rant shows you have loathed the person behind my moniker. It boiled that you had to vomit what has always been in your mind. I admire your honesty, though. But hey, and thankfully, I am not a bumpkin nor am I wretched, woke and all-knowing. Also, I am not the cause of whatever is bothering you o. Remember that whenever you come across my moniker. As for the bold, that is my way of writing. It is intentional, and no one let alone one random person on Nairaland would dictate how I write it. Again, I am very wary of approaching a lady in the abroad BTW, who the fvck are you to dictate to me what to write on a public forum? |
I am very wary of approaching a lady in the abroad. Before you know wetin, she don call police say you dey embarrass her or accuse you of stare rape. |
1Sharon:Interesting. The UK immigration system must be so weak for illegal immigrants to thrive and walk freely. |
emmaodet:No one disrespects a rich person. Even if they don't like you, they won't disrespect you openly. Everyone, both genders, like well-to-do people. Women, on their part, are naturally hypergamous. Once they sniff wealth in a man, they begin to like the man. Such is life. Na why our brother in Christ - Pansop.hist - said women won't mind sharing a rich man (polygamy & side chick) than stick with a poor man. |
iykejohnson:You Google "Research student in Japanese universities". Here is an example: https://www.hiroshima-u.ac.jp/en/ed/researchstudent It is your responsibility to research whatever path you intend to take. Any foreigner entering Japan (apart from tourists) would be issued a COE. padua1234:An average of Y1050 - 1300 per hour. It can go higher if you are doing IT related part-time jobs or working night shifts. |
Gerrard59:Based on the tribal slurs, videos and pictures I have read online, it is only a matter of time before Nigeria descends into another civil war. I would be here to remind you people when it happens. As for Igbos investing outside the south east and south, sorry would be your name. The seizure of properties would be terrible than the first civil war. Invest outside Nigeria. The earlier you know this, the better. |
FisifunKododada:You tell that to your fellow Yorubas. Last I checked, Mr Gbadebo is a Yoruba man, whether you like it or not. |
This set of people are just pained that Obi won Lagos, and if the real results are released, he won it resoundingly. Last I checked, the governors of Ondo and Osun have an Igbo wife and mother, respectively. So I don't understand the IPOB and Biafra mentions. Tomorrow, the same clowns will scream rAcIsM. You see why I say it is better to experience racism in a prosperous place than tribalism in the world's poverty capital? One would read their comments and wonder if the three major contenders are Igbos. Whereas all are Yoruba men. |
iykejohnson:Well, regarding English proficiency tests, it is how the world is structured. The language school is face-face. For language school, the aim is to learn the language and do part-time work. The visa allows only 28 hours per week during the school session and unlimited during holidays. Language school and university no be the same thing. You would have to change visas at the immigration bureau in your city/prefecture when you get admitted into a university. Yes, language schools have an age limit (30 and/or five years after graduation. A Nairalander here attested to it. Please check the last two pages). If above a certain age, you are expected to have studied Japanese for at least 150 hours before enrollment. BTW, language schools are undergoing review by the government. Another alternative is to enrol as a research student. This is a six months' program where you are tutored on basic research protocols depending on your field. Towards the end of your program, you apply to be a graduate student (M1 in the case of master's). You are still eligible to work (28 hours) and can learn Japanese on the side. It is less costly than enrolling in a language school. The lab you enrol in as a research student is most likely the one you would conduct your research as a graduate student. Graduate studies in Japanese universities are research-based rather than taught as in the UK. |
TheCongo2:That is because you are not a Nigerian, and you possess a Canadian passport. When you use the Nigerian passport to navigate the world rather than your Canadian passport, please let me know. |
iykejohnson:Ah! Except for cost, IELTS is and should not be hard for any Nigerian who passed through the four walls of a university. The average Nigerian speaks better English than most East/South East Asians. Which is logical, considering our official language is English. If you can hit 7.0 across all bands, that is OK. The minimum is even below that figure for most schools, but as a Nigerian, I expect you to score above it. Yes, the official language of Japan is Japanese, but because you are a foreigner enrolling in the MSc targeted at foreign students, the language of instruction is English. However, you would be required to register for Japanese language classes, which I strongly recommend. There are two alternatives: - get a signed and letter-headed letter from your registrar or head of the department stating that your bachelor program was taught throughout in English. Submit this alongside other documents. Before this, ask the admission section if it is possible to use it in place of IELTS/TOEFL and let them know your bachelor's was taught in English. - enrol in a Japanese language school learning the language intensively. Then apply for graduate programs meant for Japanese students. This time, you know the language. However, in this case, the visa you would apply for is entirely different and you would spend at least 1 - 2 years learning the language. This time, you are applying to language schools not universities. |
pocohantas:The UK is an unreasonable country. ![]() TheCongo2:With a Nigerian passport, she has a point. |
Tk4all:Political Islam, in summary, is when Muslims do things to support the religion through political means. They support every policy (economic, social and political) as long as it promotes the propagation of Islam. It is the dream of every Muslim to ensure Islam becomes the dominant religion globally, and they don't mind whatever means it takes for that to be achieved. |
irumole1975:Please show me where I stated I made $1M in the US. This is assuming I am in the US. Please show me you 40-year-old miserable modafvcker who is frustrated. Do I look like Tinubu to you? See your life outside: irumole1975: irumole1975:The modafvcker wants a white man to adopt him - a 40 year old adult. That is your life outside! irumole1975:Not only are you stoopid, you created four threads on the same topic. That is very senseless in my entire time on Nairaland. How the fvck do you reason?! https://www.nairaland.com/7594378/nigerians-eat-shit-take-shits https://www.nairaland.com/7594371/nigerians-eat-take-shits-it https://www.nairaland.com/7597208/hype-these-abroad-people-making https://www.nairaland.com/7597206/hype-these-abroad-people-making This would be my last reply to you. |
LordAdam16:Thanks for the mention. It and another thread which chronicled the areas Northern Christians reside further opened my eyes to how they think. Well, long 'ol divide and conquer has been used to win elections worldwide. Unfortunately, the gamble by Northern Christians failed, and with the kind of tweets I see by Northern Muslims, they should be prepared for the Mother of all Destruction. On paper, Obi is better than the lot, but he had no chance of winning. I saw this and picked Atiku. If Obi had urged his supporters to vote for Atiku, who won states in the Muslim North and Christian South, Tinubu would not have become president. Also, it is quite foolish and stoopid for OP and his ilks to hate Igbos and capitalism when they need Christian allies and are poorer than Igbos. I don't understand it why poor people hate capitalism - the only means to prosper. The recent elections showed us that any Christian who wishes for the religion to survive in Nigeria has to align with Igbos and ethnic minorities in the SS. Going forward, Nigeria would be severely divided across ethnic lines, ditto religious ones. Then about 30 years from now, the country would be an Islamic Republic. Already, Northern Muslims are extremely elated on TwitterNG. |
Tk4all:I am sure you have learnt a thing or two about Political Islam. ![]() |
Nyamuri:You are a very stoopid man. Common sense should tell you that a state like Rivers with less than 1% Muslim population would have Christian governors and deputies. But a state like Kaduna should be Muslim-Christian to reflect the religious diversity. Compared to Rivers, Oyo is between a Christian and Muslim. Ditto for Lagos and Ogun but different from Ekiti. That is commonsense, but na so so how to slaughter people in Southern Kaduna dey your sh!tty brain! |
Kyase:The only people who hate capitalists are: - Influencers who use it to deceive others and make money out of it. - Frustrated poor people who don't understand elementary economics. Why would you hate a system that has pulled more people out of poverty than any other economic system? ![]() So you are even Omenka? The sins you committed by spewing bullsh!t on Igbos and tribal rants would be meted on you. You lots lampooned Jonathan/Ijaws/Ibibios/Igbos pre-2015 thinking Northern Muslims would hand you power in 2022? LOL! I thought you modafvcker should know a thing or two about Political Islam, but you have been deceived. Fortunately, it should not be hard for you to learn Arabic and recite the Koran. ![]() |
candidtalk:Seriously, you people are heartless o. So, a man who has experienced deaths and genocides under a Muslim-Christian presidency should support a Muslim-Muslim ticket? Don't you have conscience? ![]() |
Obojuju:Just seeing this thread. E no get wetin I never predict. It is unfortunate, but Nigeria would be an Islamic Republic by 2050 latest. I don't seeing anything that can change it. |
Ge0grapher:So, a war erupts in Nigeria, and many people flee to Benin Republic, which is smaller than Niger state, and to you, the country and her services would not be overwhelmed with the outrageous influx of people? You think Benin Republic is Poland or Germany (those ones are even complaining too)? Do you know what it is for a small country to be at the receiving end of a refugee crises originating from a bigger and ethnically diversified country? Nigeria can accept lots of refugees from other African countries, but Benin Republic cannot.I should stop worrying over unnecessary things, abi? Look at the threats some people dish out to others simply because of elections. Do you know the effects of that? |
Sirqt5:Irumole1975, You are a shameless man who lies every now and then. Please for the love of God, stop mentioning my moniker again. I opened NL to see so many mentions and wondered what happened. Not only are you a despicable liar, you are a shameless 40 year old fool who lives a frustrated life. No wonder Ednut1 said embassies don nack una visa denials tire. Modafvcker! |
irumole1975:To be fair, that is on you. What do you do for a living? What visa are you on? What kind of people do you associate with? Which country you dey sef? What those people are saying is possible especially if they are single or even married, have good jobs, save, invested and diversified. Basically, they played the long game of delayed gratification. |
Slynation:Anyone conversant with Timesuploaded knows he loathes the US and developed countries. As always, he spews mumbo-jumbo every now and then. He should never be taken seriously. |
fykes:He is right na. The average Nigerian guy who recently japa'd especially on student visa is not handsome. Generally, Nigerian men are ugly. It seems you have not read the thread where everyone attested that it is not easy dating a native as a Nigerian immigrant, student or otherwise. |
iykejohnson:Deposited. And the money should be there for at least three months until you receive your COE (certificate of eligibility). Check my previous posts on this page about the COE. Get admitted first. When you do that, let me know. Yes, IELTS/TOEFL is mandatory. Please re-read the post by the blackbiar moniker. Everything stated there is what you need. Begin searching for universities by yourself. I used "National Universities in Japan on Wikipedia" as my starting point. National universities charge the same tuition fees for both Japanese and foreigners. I think Tokyo Tech (now merged with another school) charged Y100K more than the standard. P.S. The onus of researching everything about getting an admission is on you. I would come in during the visa process as a guide. padua1234:Every job except working in adult services. Allocated time is 28 hours per week during school session and unlimited during holidays. |
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