₦airaland Forum

thatsincerechic:
After i got back from class the Thursday afternoon I met Andy, Rita was home reading, I greeted her but there was no response. I called out her name and greeted for the second time and she finally replied with
"fine.. Welcome" which was not audible enough but I guessed those were her words because I read her lips. The rest of the day was painfully slow and i wished the next day would come sooner so I could go for lectures.
When it was almost eight in the evening, I could not bear the silence any longer, told Rita I was going into the school campus to read in one of the lecture halls, she nodded and then I took my books and left.
Back at the lecture Hall, I was finding it difficult to comprehend anything I read, the next course was the worse, even my most favourite course was so boring to me and then I gave up on reading and slept all through the night.
As early as five in the morning, I was out of campus, headed straight to Rita's apartment, opened the door from the outside, found her sleeping when I was inside,cleaned up, got dressed and took my writing materials and left the house by 7am even though the first lecture for that day was scheduled for 11am.
I met Andy after classes, he reminded me about his birthday party which was the next day, I noted and left.
Not long after I met Andy, my mother called to know how I was faring. I wanted to say a lot, tell her I was dying inside, that I was in pains, I was depressed but I thought it wouldn't make any difference So i told her I was having accommodation issues, I couldn't hide it any longer. I narrated the whole Rita accommodation brouhaha to her of which we finally concluded she was going to talk to Rita on the phone as soon as I got home.
I was finally home, tired and Worried. Rita was out, the pots in the kitchen were empty and i was very hungry. I opted for cornflakes only to realise that all her provisions were missing and the only thing I saw was my custard which I bought for that semester.
I sigh deeply, stood on the spot for a long time before deciding on having custard and then I slept.
I woke up in the middle of the night, Rita was not back still. I woke up again by 3am still no sign of her. I had made sure I removed my keys from the keyhole so she could open the door from outside instead of waking me up. When I was finally awake by 6am, I became worried, called her mobile line severally but there was no response.
Andy's birthday started at exactly 12pm like he said it would. Guests kept coming till past 2pm, the whole place was filled up with our course mates, friend's of his, and some of his relatives.
There was plenty of food, alcoholic and none alcoholic drinks, there was indeed merriment in the air and soon enough I forgot about all my problems.
The party ended by 6 pm and i left for Rita's place only for me to meet a big package awaiting me. As soon as I got to the entrance of the building of Rita's apartment , I saw a luggage at the security post In my subconscious mind, walked past only for me to turn back after I had taken few steps because the luggage look like it was mine. I got back to the security post to confirm it was mine, I was baffled when I realised the bitter truth. The security man was trying to tell me some things but I was too shocked to listen, I rushed upstairs, knocked on Rita's door, there was no response so I decided to use my keys, only for me to find out that the lock had been changed. I was transfixed, staring at the door, I felt light weighted and for a moment thought I was going to faint...

Petitediva14:
Help o! I need emergency help o! I tried to order from matalan.co.UK but it is not accepting my Nigerian master card because I can't enter the Nigerian billing address. What do I do o? I am a size tiny and I rarely see my sizes in shops so I have to order for a thick jacket online. And they have one that is on sale. Please help me before they sell out. I am on my knees begging. This cold is dealing with me mehn.

Contrary to a false report that the official driver of Governor Udom Emmanuel is not a personnel of the Nigeria Police, Akwa Ibom State Commissioner for Information and Communications, Mr. Aniekan Umanah says Mr. Bassey Edet is a bonafide officer of the Force.

Speaking in his office on a story in the Punch Newspaper of Monday, September 14, 2015 purporting that the driver is involved in Police impersonation saga, Mr. Umanah said that Edet is a certified, trained spy policeman and therefore, cannot be said to be an impersonator.

The Information boss said that Mr Edet’s Police Force Identification Number is 1522, having attended Police Training School, Ikeja, Lagos State, and wondered how could be accused of breaching any rules by wearing his uniform.

Mr Umanah, who displayed photocopies of Mr Edet’s Police Identity Card and Certificates, explained that the officer is a duly trained personnel of the police, working with the State Government.

He dismissed as false, the allegation that the Governor’s driver was defrauding financial institutions by taking multiple salaries, noting “that I have in good authority that the Bank referred to in that report false publication, like other international organizations, does not hire drivers, therefore, could not have had his name on its payroll.”


While decrying the partisan disposition of some reporters in Akwa Ibom, which he said is well known, Mr. Umanah stressed that it is unfortunate that the writer of the story allowed sentiments to becloud his reportage of events in the state. He charged journalists to avoid being used by any persons or interests to subvert the truth and to always ensure fairness and objectivity in their reports.

The Commissioner reaffirmed that Governor Udom Emmanuel and all members of his cabinet are law-abiding, and would not engage in any act that is unlawful or inimical to the peace, progress and development of the society.


http://insideakwaibom.com/akwa-ibom-governors-driver-not-an-impersonator/

ijekul:
One of d few worthy comments here...suprised at so many comments

pyyxxaro:
The Spate of Rape in this Country is becoming Unbecoming


E clear say na 24hrs devil de work now

I can imagine who he's using now

bidosko:
tanks for the response and tip. I appreciate

bidosko:
Hello guys, contributions from this thread and similar av been of help to me in my application... I dove my hat.
I will be coming in to cardiff uni for my mba program and will like to ask few questions.
Would it be advisable to buy provisions here or when u get to the uk? You can see anything you want here in the Uk provided you know where to look for it even down to foodstuffs from Nigeria.
What are the documents that will be checked at the airport? Just have your admission letter,visa entry document(s), sometimes your bank statement if the officer wants to take it over the top
What kind of clothes will be needed now as to beat the weather? Its Summer now by September temperature should be between 13-20 degrees and 10-16 degrees in October so you can shop for warmer clothes here if need be.
Will I be able to get my naija jollof rice, Eba and poundyam over there? There are Nigerian restaurants in major cities in the UK so no problem with the Nigerian delicacies, if you do know how to cook you can get the ingredients yourself at any african shop.
What are the part time jobs that will be available?
Any other survival tips ? Just abide by the laws of the land and look out for students discount as well to help you save on cost of certain goods.
Any cardiff uni students or neighbours in the building Sorry am not in Cardiff but I thought I contribute. Cheers.
All responses will be appreciated

cy4cent:
Lol, ''Mr long brain'' who cares Lol

vikyno:
Nice one. But I never see where girls say no before o. Who no like better thing . They look good together. I wish them a happy home.

hallengray:
Msc Applied public health

hallengray:
Oh! Won't be staying on campus either. Will be resuming this September though, hopefully we can meet so you'll show me things around.

hallengray:
At last! I'll be starting my program this September, do you stay on campus?

hallengray:
Anyone going to Middlesex university here

scoobs:
Cheap flights...any ideas?

ellechrystal:
Buhari always vowing. N making covenants anytime he speaks.
His first 100 days covenant with Nigeria he made doing campaigns. I never c anything o.
It's over 50 days o.

ellechrystal:
My lover. How u dey?
Misssssssssss u

ellechrystal:
D main state do ur guess . I won't tell u.
Am an Oyiel baby

justwise:
Then she can ask specific question because some of the things she talked about has been discussed here and the situation still remain the same...e.g school accommodation vs private renting, getting part time job, best network to call Nigeria with...etc

I just think that sometimes people don't bother to read threads if its longer than one page

jamela:
I think they do, I used the card here about two months ago. and I used it a couple of times last year as well. Do you know if this has something to do with the ban? I did the bvn thing before I left Nigeria.

spikesC:
To whom it may concern

crazydove:
I saw this online and I decided to share.it seems the uk wants to ban foreign students from working.please read:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3158012/Foreign-students-banned-working-forced-leave-UK-course-ends.html

keepmegoing:
that's cool anyway. I would like to know any option for Nigerians in Diaspora ? Anyone with clue or knowledge on how to do this in the United states?

efilefun:
Her stomach like all those nollywood scenes... But is she going to breastfeed the baby with those silicon in her boobbbby

Some people don't think about the future before taking decisions, silicon in boobbbby and tattoo on the same boobbbby chaiii pikin go suck