₦airaland Forum

sirRiddy:
I am doing okay, bro. I no even know how you dey combine both o. So many C. Ronaldo's here, wonder where you get your strength from. We can always do the talking any time you like. The person wey wan use the info sef no need am till next year. Eku ise.

Walspring:
Yes big boss I have replied him..
Thanks for the other day.. Am very grateful oooo
Twale!

wiseman2392:
@Walspring, if u would help me to register GRE, what do I need to send to u. Kindly tell me in terms of my information and money. I wud appreciate the help really.

kennyrony:
Bro, how are you doing. longest time

slimmy05:
Please, be careful with the credit card thingy. From my own point of view. You don't need a credit card for now. Its not really that easy to keep up with and there are rules behind having one and making payment. I strongly advice not to indulge in one. This is not like the normal Terms, rules and conditions you just sign without reading. Read it carefully.

You have enough time to build your credit score when you start working and earning constant pay. The stress of school and other stuffs is enough for you to bother about. I am not discouraging you. This is just an advice. I will advice you stay off credit cards till you're done with school.

When you're done with school and secure a job. Then you can obtain one and put your bills on it (rent, light, internet, insurance), with this you'll get a good credit score cos that alone should amount to nothing less than $700 monthly.

Gozychuks:
. Okay am interested.

GboyegaD:
You cpuld get jeans from Old Navy and Aeropostale for less than $20 a pair for now.

slimmy05:
who dash you 6'2? With heels abi your punk?

amanze15:
guy you tall o am 6' 3"

amanze15:
depends on where you shop, if person pack clothes full travelling luggage where egusi and dry bitter leaf go come enter....try OLD NAVY cheap and fair enough, Americans designers forget the tall and big I think

AgreatMan:
well, this talk doesn't apply to everyone. First, I don't like jean trousers. This is because I don't get enough air in jean trousers.
Secondly, I can't get my size in naija: shoes, trousers, suits. I don't think am too tall 6ft5inch, or too big 85kg though my shoulders are quite broad. I usually shop from those US stores and I don't buy the expensive stuffs. Occasionally, I also get stuffs from my bro. My shoe size is 13/46, how many shoes of those size will you find when every businessman imports from china? And the chinese are inclined to making stuffs for people of their heights. So, to the folks in US, I don't believe you have to pay so much to be stylish. I agree though that you should pack as much stuffs as possible from home.

biikeys:
If you can't afford those for now, you can probably get some faded glory jeans at Walmart-around $10. Not the best quality, but will get you going

slimmy05:
even the train is crazy. They have good places in Chicago and it's pretty expensive to live there as well. Madison is better compared to Chicago where they hawk cold drinks and jewelries in traffic. Dangerous too with recent killings. If you want cheap deals and know your size. Keep track of 6pm.com

happney65:
Brossss..I smell ----------------Pictures or,I dont believe it..

slimmy05:
Welcome to America. Thing a are cheap, things are cheap. I bought a winter jacket for $80 dollars and I got one free from a friend here which he paid $120 to get. I thought things were cheap here till I entered Khols. All I did was get a Khols card and constantly monitor when they are on sale or got discounts. The cheapest of them jeans is still like $40. I usually wear 33 back in Nigeria, but when I added cheese and beef to my diet I'm btween 34 to 35. Went to the store to get pants for my Defence and I couldn't get anything less than $50 box. I had to wait till I got to Chicago so I can get free stuffs. Clothing ain't cheap here.

Yjc07:
I was asked to come drop off my passport after
administrative processing was said to have been concluded,my question is do I need to take any documents along with me to d embassy even if they did not request for any documents?
Please,respond as I will be at d embassy tomorrow.

sirRiddy:
Ooh, I never knew you were the one. I will add you immediately.

sirRiddy:
there is a Facebook group that most of us here belong to. It has all the book of strategies and even more. I just need to add your friend to it using his or her(more likely) email address

godG:
How do one get the "book of strategies"?

sirRiddy:
godG
If by relatively well, you mean scoring above 152, then it is attainable if the person does at least three months of focused prep. Manhattan is the best resource for the Quant part. The book of strategies properly dissect every aspect of the test, underscoring the most critical aspects test takers overlook. There are about 8 of these books.
Also, the person should also read the ETS official guide and solve questions from the ETS Quant books. Intermittent practice tests would help determine the rate of progress.
If he has the money, he should go for the magoosh premium. No other prep coy comes close to those guys. He should download the app too so he can prep on the go.
Practice is the way to go. Practice, make mistakes, identify the source of mistakes, find ways not make them again and watch your Quant score soar.


Drink lots of beer too
Mo n sere ni o. How Madison now?

profojah:
godG. Why you dey make me feel hungry.?.

Djmakson. Howfar about the stufs. rectified?. I dey try send msg on whatsapp but e no dey go

sirRiddy:
Nice work godG/okele boy . It is good to eat healthy.
MsNas is ever amazing. Beauty and brawns..kilo tu ku?

DeeTus:
Nas is wonderful and she deserves an Award.

Not like those women who always want to eat out. You spend a lot eating out but food cooked at home is really the best.

Cook more and save more. Even the Chinese and Indians do cook at home. 1 dollar spent is 1 dollar saved.