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Romance / Re: The Big Lie Of "No Sex Before Marriage" by Gerrard59(m): 2:47am On Apr 23
idahme:


You are talking like you are not in this country, a woman will impose pregnancy on who she wants to impose it on irrespective of wether she had sex with you or not. Someone who has sex with one of her men one week to your marriage can't impose a pregnancy on you? Or you are saying? Women don't care about consequences of their actions when they want to strike, know this and know peace

is decreasing this probability by going for a virgin. I don't believe in no sex before marriage if the girl isn't a virgin. You can't use me and catch cruise

You demand for a DNA test. If it is yours, you take responsibility. If not, you aren't responsible. It is that simple.

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Romance / Re: The Big Lie Of "No Sex Before Marriage" by Gerrard59(m): 2:45am On Apr 23
idahme:


"Afterall after wedding, you all can have countless sex" This is one of the biggest lies women tell men but in reality you don't have countless sex in marriage.

Exactly. The belief that married men get unfettered access to sex is entirely false. I am willing to bet sexually active bachelors get more sex than sexually active husbands.

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Romance / Re: How Did U Meet Ur Spouse/partner? by Gerrard59(m): 2:40am On Apr 23
Gbadugbakun:

Sweet heart it's ok. I promise to love and to cherish you let's start making babies please. I can't wait.

Na only for Nigeria men dey first insult women wey dem wan chyke. I wonder how you people find that attractive. You have an interest in a lady, but you must first yab am or insult or mock her before expressing your interest. Press them further and they would sCrEaM cRuIsE
Romance / Re: Why I Can't Marry Below My Economic Class. by Gerrard59(m): 2:22am On Apr 23
Karleb:


She should wait a bit. Jesus is coming.

Even tho it's important for a man to be up and doing but not all women are actually after money. It's a shame the ones after money have louder voices that those who care little about such.

My pastor recently shared a story of how his wife was feeding him when he lost his job and his new job wasn't paying enough. It went on for years o until he was back to his feet. This man I'm talking about is in the top ten earners in his local government in Lagos as of today.

Na why to born plenty children dey fear me. Easier to manage through that phase with a child or two, but three and above? shocked

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Foreign Affairs / Re: US To Withdraw From Niger As Security Pact Fails In Strategic Victory For Russia by Gerrard59(m): 7:00am On Apr 21
wirinet:

Yes countries engage in alliances that serve their strategic objectives, but does it have to be a parasitic relationship? Sucking the life blood out of these poor African countries while giving little or nothing in return. That has been the nature of the relationship between African countries and Europe/US from the very beginning.

Why didn't the US employ the same doctrine of "strategic objectives" when dealing with European countries and Israel? The US spent billions in rebuilding Europe after the devastating war started by European themselves. They created military alliance and spent trillions defending Europe from themselves. They do the same with Israel, spending billions of dollars protecting Israel and helping their economy. But when it comes to Africans countries they remember the doctrine of strategic objectives.

Also, they spent money supporting Japan and South Korea. But they don't offer the same treatment to the Philippines. The way out is for us to be good negotiators. If the Russians cannot fulfil their side of the bargain, they get shown the exit door. How would the French say they are fighting against Islamists in the Sahel, YET they have not succeeded? At least, if these guys can defeat those Islamists once and for all, their farmers would cultivate in peace compared to Nigeria.

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Foreign Affairs / Re: US To Withdraw From Niger As Security Pact Fails In Strategic Victory For Russia by Gerrard59(m): 6:57am On Apr 21
Honoredeblazac:
This is a terrible news for northern Nigeria. The region will become very unsafe. This is the time Tinubu should request their presence in Nigeria. Give them a place in Yobe or Borno to replace what they had in Niger. It’s a very good opportunity for Nigeria

The annoyance of the Nigeriens is that with the US presence, the fight against Islamists hasn't been won. How can French soldiers fight Islamists yet have not defeated the terrorists? I have a Burkinabe friend; from what he told me, they were fed up with everything.

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Family / Re: Do not get deceived. Most Nigerian ladies are into Prostitution! by Gerrard59(m): 6:52am On Apr 21
Villa12:
Nigerian men are also culprit. At least the ladies might be prostitute but they're better than Nigerian men that are also into prostitution, Yahoo Yahoo, kidnapping, banditary, bokoharam, herdsmen, hooliganism, streets urchins, pick pocket, ritualist, rapist etc.

Thank you. That is why most societies would rather have sex workers than any of those listed. No society tolerates cybercriminals, aka yahoo yahoo boys, but they tolerate prostitution.

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Travel / Re: A There Nigerians In Vietnam by Gerrard59(m): 6:40am On Apr 21
Soncare:
Please am Vietnam if theres any nigeria there please give location and update about getting a work

https://www.nairaland.com/5687510/journey-hanoi-vietnam/114
Romance / Re: Why I Can't Marry Below My Economic Class. by Gerrard59(m): 6:23am On Apr 21
Karleb:



This hypergamy thing doesn't end with money.

There's good look.
Popularity.
Competency.
Youth.

I believe there should be others too.

Let's talk about these too.


That is true. But I think for women, they come after financial stability. Sure, a lady who seeks marriage would choose a younger dude over an older man all things being equal. What I am curious about is how modern-day women are yet to understand that there are fewer men who are financially stable, and those who are yet single have many women at their beck and call YET want monogamy. Na wetin, I tell a female doctor friend who is based in Abuja: there are few men you describe, and if they are single, they have many women in their lives. She even wants the one with less body count. shocked

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Travel / Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 9 by Gerrard59(m): 6:16am On Apr 21
lastkingsman:


What recent changes are you referring to?

Quicker route to naturalisation.
Romance / Re: Why Is It Difficult To Get These Qualities In One Man? by Gerrard59(m): 1:26pm On Apr 20
sonnie10:
When you say a man, I want to believe you mean those between 25- 35 years. The prime of marriageable age.
For a man, lot of factors come into play when it comes to preparing to settle down, most of which would counter the other. Let’s look at just 3 aspects, Finance, education and Job. I will leave the moral and physical aspect because they are highly individualized.
Education: A good education takes time and dedication. A man determined to do well won’t have the time for such relationship. All his energy and resources are dedicated to this course.

Job : Except you are highly connected or favored, getting a good job right out of school is not easy. A few that make it at that point are not really or immediately financially stable. At that point, their focus is on learning this new job environment and requirements.

Finance: This one is the real determinant of a guys stability. The lack of it transcends other areas . Building financial stability is a marathon not a race. At age 25-30, a young man is still learning the ropes, figuring out the paths to stability. Saving and investment is the goal when the money start coming in. They might not be considered attractive , especially when they are not living the lavish life style that most desire .

These is why you would hear that to be a man is not days job.

No benefit of being a man. Being a man is a hard job!

Sometimes, I look at myself and its history and ask: what if I did not have my parents to provide for me? Nna mehn.

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Romance / Re: Why I Can't Marry Below My Economic Class. by Gerrard59(m): 1:22pm On Apr 20
This thread reminds me of my comment on another thread which stated that marriage benefits women more than men. Apparently, judging from your sister's friend and her response. it does:

Gerrard59:
Well, the OP is largely correct as modern-day women are still hypergamous even though they now earn good money and have greater freedoms. The benefits most men would get have been reduced, with nothing to replace those lost benefits. You compete with women in the same school admissions and labour market, etc. There are some industries and roles men cannot even break into simply because women have occupied everywhere. So, women have reaped these benefits WHILE maintaining hypergamy - where as the man, you still have to be at the top of your game financially and societal status.

One would then ask himself, what is the benefit of being a man? Only wealthy men benefit from being men; other men don't share whatever so-called patriarchal benefits feminazis claim male folks enjoy.

In conclusion, the only benefit men derive from marriage is having children within a two-parent household, as wedlock does more harm to both genders and the greater society. Also, having children from different women whom you as the man are not married to is absolutely nonsensical and financially draining. No one should mention sex, as many married men don't even get sex from their wives, and when they do, it is timetable-based. Who makes this timetable? The woman. The reason married men patronise sex workers more than even single men, and I am willing to bet that sexually active married men get less sex while being married than single men who are equally sexually active.

So, where is the benefit?

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Romance / Re: Why I Can't Marry Below My Economic Class. by Gerrard59(m): 1:21pm On Apr 20
zed7:
Im always amused to hear young men talk. You think you can handle an equal or higher earning woman? There is a reason men marry below their economic bracket.

Women will rubbish you if you are not favouring them economically. One day, they'll walk out on you, knowing very well they'll be fine without you. Half of the decisions will be taken by them. They will demand equality. You don't want to be in that shoe bro.

They don't know. It is amusing, considering Nigerian men are very traditional, and they live in a conservative country. Egos would be bruised and buried. grin grin

At the bold, today's women already believe they are equal even before earnings are factored in, then imagine what they would do when they out-earn their husbands? shocked grin

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Romance / Re: Why I Can't Marry Below My Economic Class. by Gerrard59(m): 1:17pm On Apr 20
Negroid001:
Me and my younger sister were having our usual afternoon gossips and gists and something came up.
I asked after a close friend of hers whom i know to be very affluent and she erupted that i should stop asking after her that she doesn't
As a man, I've set the standard of not getting involved with women below my economic class or earnings and i see nothing wrong with it. If women see marrying above one's class as normal, we men shouldn't accept anyone below par also.

Let's stop fooling ourselves with love shi. Marriages and relationships are transactional.
It's an arrangement and one has to make the best of choices. What are you bringing to the table?
Men, raise your standards!


Well, at the end of the day, you would still marry a woman who earns less than you. That is the truth, especially for Nigerian men who are antsy about their wives out-earning them. It is hypergamy women always aspire to men higher than they (women). It is evolutionary and
biologically. Heck, it is even economical, if not for gender equality which has reduced the number of jobs available to men.

However, where you come top is when you get women interested in you as you earn well. You would be accused of cheating by your wife or serious girlfriend, but to me, you are merely exercising your options. As long as you provide for the family and don't carry diseases to madam, I say go ahead. You are enjoying your prime, just as she had hers. Life na turn by turn.

P.S. My sister has told me the same and I laughed it off. Women are the same everywhere. In fact, Nigerian women's hypergamy is small. Swiss and Chinese Singaporean women's hypergamy are off the roof.

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Family / Re: Do not get deceived. Most Nigerian ladies are into Prostitution! by Gerrard59(m): 1:11pm On Apr 20
yemmit90:


Naturally, women determine who to have sex with, that is why we called forceful sex a rape. That says, men don't have power to decide who to have sex with withiout approval of women. If women don't approve, men will back off because failure to do so will land them in trouble. Besides, men don't have natural ability to resist sexual advance when they are in the mood.

So, if women dont go into prostitution, men will only try to win their hearts with love/materials items and not casually offer money to take them to bed.

Women are the real culprits.

Not the first time I see this line of argument.

Here is your answer:

If there is real discipline among the girls they will never accept any money for sex.

Please understand that sex work is a business. If Girl A declines to sell, Girl B would agree. It is economics, not emotions. It is business. Na una still dey see am as mere sex.

Gerrard59:


I beg to disagree. It is men because men are the ones demanding for sex. No woman goes to force a man to sleep with her. It is men who seek out to get women. It is a global phenomenon which I illustrated. It is the reason governments cannot outlaw sex services. My stance is these men who wail daily to know that it is their fellow men, rich men, that fuel this demand. Women on their own don't like to fvck random men. It is biological as they are demisexual, but when there is an enormous demand for a service which only you can provide, economics says offer it provided it is legal.

If more men adopt this stance, the supply of women doing hookups will plummet. It is that simple. But as long as there are men who fork out 80K for sexual service rising, these women will continue to be in the business.

It is not the same dynamics because in all cases, economics trumps emotions. Australian politicians don't like Chinese politicians, but because their farmers have to sell their crop produce to China (a major consumer), they are appeasing the Chinese. I don't have to like you before I sell something to you. It is business. If I don't like him, but he offers good money, why not take it? It is the reason people study hard to get into tech. They don't like tech, but because it pays better than other professions, they learn it. Should the salaries of tech workers plummet to that of say teachers, nobody will want to enter the industry.

First, apple-to-oranges. The government can argue that there are alternatives to use, even though they might not be abundant or safe. In hookup's case, there is no natural alternative for a man who wants to fvck. In developed countries, there are suitable alternatives for those who don't have cars or want to drive, and they use them. Should keke become available in Tokyo, no one will use it because trains are ubiquitous and cheaper. Let there be a vast train network in Lagos, I bet you, no one will use an Okada. In return, Okadas will cease to exist. But Nigerian governments being who they are, put the cart before the horse.

Again, I disagree. The women don't sleep with themselves or ghosts. They sleep with fellow men like you and I. Also, I am not arguing it should stop because it cannot due to testosterone. I am not that idealistic. The average man globally likes to fvck.

I mentioned this - reduce poverty rates in Nigeria and most women will see reasons not to engage in hookup because there are plentiful alternatives to earning good money. Remember, they are demisexual. So an opportunity has been made available. Also, to create a functioning society depends on the men in that society, not the women. It is you who stated that "men create the society and women integrate into it".

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Family / Re: Do not get deceived. Most Nigerian ladies are into Prostitution! by Gerrard59(m): 1:08pm On Apr 20
Another poor man gets access to the Internet.

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Foreign Affairs / Re: Multipolarism Versus Hegemonism - The Great Power Shift Of The 21st Century by Gerrard59(m): 1:05pm On Apr 20
Pansophist,

A question that has been of interest is me is what would the West do as she loses her hegemony? How or would what Western treat or do to non-Western and its allies' citizens residing in Western countries? I am curious. Anyone can chip in as well.

That said, Niger forced the US to vacate the military base tells me the West is gradually leaving or have left the Sahel region. I offer hats to Nigerien elites. Never thought it would happen.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/04/19/us/politics/us-niger-military-withdrawal.html

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Travel / Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 9 by Gerrard59(m): 12:45pm On Apr 20
Zbk001:


Good morning,

Pls what advice would you give someone that want to apply for International accounting and finance (MAcc) or MSc in accounting and finance.

Judging from the minimum salary needed to sponsor a work visa and the major reason for Nigerians who japa, ensure it is a top rated university. Else you are better off going to Covenant University or Babcock to study such a course. Also, strictly career-wise, it is pointless to do an MSc in such a field. The standard way are relevant certifications: ICAN, ACCA, CAIA, CFA and the likes. The academic degree is usually an MBA. This is for anyone anywhere who wants to work in the finance field and it is a global phenomenon.

Don't go and be like that girl who went to GoFundMe earlier this year, yet was clubbing last December. Course of study? Hotel Management!

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Travel / Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 9 by Gerrard59(m): 12:40pm On Apr 20
Raalsalghul:


Like?

If he ever mentions any of such a country, please mention my moniker. Nigerians talk anyhow without evidence! Never seen such a loud set of humans. Open mouth waaaaaaaaaa

Nonsense!

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Travel / Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 9 by Gerrard59(m): 12:38pm On Apr 20
martineverest:
language barrier is a major problem....Germany, Austria and Scandinavian countries are
far better than UK.. it's even easier to get citizenship of u can speak their languages

Apart from Germany and due to recent changes, it is not easy getting an OK job in any of the other countries as a black African, neither is it easy becoming a naturalised citizen. Thank God you did not mention Switzerland as some ignoramuses do.

You people that say there are other countries for Nigerians to emigrate to in Europe apart from the UK don't know what you are writing or thinking. None comes close and there are a 1000 and 1 reasons why that is so.

P.S. It is almost impossible to get a student visa interview, interview o not visa, at the German embassy in Nigeria.

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Travel / Re: Best Country To Migrate by Gerrard59(m): 12:33pm On Apr 20
lastkingsman:


Australia. If you are young with high IELTS score, target their PR system via "Fitter General" occupation.

Good luck

Sydney and Melbourne have high house prices. As Ednut stated, no such country exists. The moment a country/city/region has so much job opportunities with high salaries, the cost of living would be high. It is automatic. No be only OP like better thing. Then, if such a place is English-speaking and safe, forget it; the cost of living would be very high. Singapore and Dubai are good examples.

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Romance / Re: Why Is It Difficult To Get These Qualities In One Woman? by Gerrard59(m): 12:27pm On Apr 20
Cloudflare:
Honestly, why is it so extremely difficult to find these qualities in a woman.

1. Doesn't double date
men for money
11. Spend her money on her man and Pampers him
18. Virgin
19. Has a car
20. doesn't have only sex to offer

Those are the qualities every sane man wants in a woman, is that too much to ask?

Judging from my female classmates and other Facebook female friends who are married, Nigerian men don't pay so much attention to those points, except she is a known sex peddler or chronic feminist. In fact, I know one who was notorious for fvcking anything in trousers during our first year wey don marry and have two children. Another used to coordinate runs in the state capital during weekends, she too don born two children. Then another who was close to me and gist about sexcapades married one well-to-do dude who is very handsome. Yet another who was infamous for being a club-goer don marry and born pikin. This one is a close friend to the notorious fvcker. I have seen a lot, which is why this alfa meil movement in Nigeria dey always surprise me. There was even another who was very churchy in her outward appearance but was sleeping with the student's pastor. If I was a frequent "we outside" person, I probably would have known more than I saw and was told.

For those who are single, they are being very selective and want the kind of men in Labake's thread. Unfortunately for them, that number 13 of not being a womaniser is where wahala go dey.

As for your list, there are women who qualify, but I am not sure of their virginity status. A few exhibit Ndi ifemenisim traits. I am wary of these ones.
Romance / Re: Nigerian Lady Sparks Reactions With Plan To Use ₦5 Million For BBL And Double It by Gerrard59(m): 12:15pm On Apr 20
Raalsalghul:
This is a viable business plan given how much men are willing to spend on sex in Nigeria.

She'll multiply that money in a month if she has the right clientele.

She should go ahead with the surgery, open a social media profile to become a content creator or something, network and watch her recoup her investment in multiples.

There is a popular plastic surgeon in Lagos - something grandsville surgery who is making a killing in the industry. When he started with just a centre in Lagos, he has three there and an Abuja branch. Last I checked, the minimum rate is 1.5 million naira. His dad was or is a doctor, and he graduated from UNILAG and went to the US to hone his skills. Dude does not lack customers and ladies swoop on the company's IG pages and comment section.

This is what I mean to play as an entrepreneur rather than just a patron. There is so much money to make from sex related industries.

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Politics / Re: FG Enforces Prices In Abuja Supermarkets, Plans Lagos, Port Harcourt Visits by Gerrard59(m): 11:56am On Apr 20
SoNature:


You should have shared that data in your comment. One thing I know about Nigerians is that we are terribly greedy. Most Nigerians are opportunists. That's why price control is important.

Nigerians are human beings. Humans, especially in a heteregnous environment, are greedy. That is a normal thing. Nothing wrong with it.

Think of bus drivers or keke riders inflating their fares because it rained. This country is crazy and regulatory bodies should always be in the field.

Nothing wrong with it. It is demand and supply. You should pester the government to institute a reliable public transport rather than dictating to private operators how to run their systems.

Anyway, with the responses I have read so far, I can predict Nigeria's future and know the country's source of poverty. No be everything be white man's fault.

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Politics / Re: FG Enforces Prices In Abuja Supermarkets, Plans Lagos, Port Harcourt Visits by Gerrard59(m): 8:45am On Apr 19
SoNature:
This sounds good, but make sure you do some research and determine the cost of production before imposing prices on items. If you run sellers out of business, you will cause more problems for the country. The last time I checked, Nigeria doesn't run a communist or socialist economy.

It is not good. The countries that regulate prices are always poor. This is a verifiable fact. The moment prices are regulated, poverty increases.

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Politics / Re: FG Enforces Prices In Abuja Supermarkets, Plans Lagos, Port Harcourt Visits by Gerrard59(m): 8:42am On Apr 19
mysticwarrior:
Tackle the issue of insecurity in the middle belt so farmers can go to farm without fear, that would go a long way.

If there is one thing I have noticed about Nigerians is their predilection for dishonesty. Nigerians have this innate dishonesty gene, which makes them dodge or parry questions. If farmers in the middle belt and northern part of the country can cultivate their harvests without being butchered, kidnapped or their crops/farmlands razed, prices of food would reduce considerably. Very few Nigerians are willing to confront this issue by demanding the government ensure lives and properties are safe.

Thank you for mentioning the most critical aspect of high food prices in Nigeria.

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Politics / Re: FG Enforces Prices In Abuja Supermarkets, Plans Lagos, Port Harcourt Visits by Gerrard59(m): 8:37am On Apr 19
helinues:


Market forces already determine the price of goods and services but some Nigerians decided to be wicked by not lowering the price of goods and services hence government enforcing compliance

Buy from those who have lowered their prices. That is the beauty of capitalism - the right to choose, not dictate.

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Politics / Re: FG Enforces Prices In Abuja Supermarkets, Plans Lagos, Port Harcourt Visits by Gerrard59(m): 8:36am On Apr 19
Communism, especially forced communism, leads to poverty. The government does not have the right, especially in an ethnically heterogenous country as Nigeria, to enforce prices and even shut down private properties. Tomorrow, when we receive fewer foreign investors compared to, say, Vietnam, please remember what you people supported o.

You want foreign investors and their monies? Protect private property and investments.

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Career / Re: Layoffs And Job Security Force Nigeria’s Tech Workers To Traditional Industries by Gerrard59(m): 7:40am On Apr 19
Albertone:


The high turnover is paired with more recruitment which makes it easier to break into unlike tech.

Tech is more accessible to break in than finance. This is a global phenomenon as tech is egalitarian, and cares less about the school, grade and course of study. Finance and its close sister Law are among the most elitist careers on earth. KPMG does not accept folks with two sittings in WASSCE and strictly five credits. Some finance companies discriminate based on university. Others discriminate based on grades. Tech is easier to break for literally anyone serious about learning.

Finance is an elitist industry o. If not tech, many folks from poorer backgrounds would not have earned high salaries, ditto those with lower grades from the university.

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Crime / Re: 81-Year-Old Ohio Man Shoots Uber Driver Over Scam Allegations (Video) by Gerrard59(m): 7:36am On Apr 19
fkj950ax:

How old do you think those taxi and bus driver all over Nigeria are?

I like logic based rebuttals.

Well done!

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Career / Re: Layoffs And Job Security Force Nigeria’s Tech Workers To Traditional Industries by Gerrard59(m): 2:47am On Apr 19
tensazangetsu20:


Lol you think? You know how many people are fighting for the big 4 jobs lol.

76K+ people applied for PwC recruitment in 2019. This outstripped the over 42K+ who applied for Seplat graduate trainee within the same period. grin grin

Albertone:

Sure I know.
But big 4 is always recruiting rather than downsizing as seen in tech.

Because it has a high turnover. The exodus of skilled Nigerian workers to Canada before this their high cost of living had those firms lose a lot of workers.
Travel / Re: How Are People That Fall In This Category Able To Travel Abroad? by Gerrard59(m): 2:39am On Apr 19
Alakoriomo:


Yes. It really is a surer game of luck than the highly competitive H1B. You might not hire a lawyer, but sometimes last month I consulted someone who’s very vast with helping people file their EB1/EB2 paperwork, and he quoted around $4000 for me, na the amount scare me.

That is a steal. The average is $10K, which isn't necessarily what the busiest or top lawyers request. Even on the NL thread, 6K is the lowest I have seen.

Grab that offer, sir!

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