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ghettochild4u:
That's A lie..
I know an agent here...
They have lawyers in Canada who help apply for d permit... See proofs below

Go to the Canadian embassy and confirm yourself.

nitadimson:
pls how can I apply

Visit the school website n search for the department offering the course you want.

There are contact details of lecturers taking the different courses.

Collect the contact n start communicating with him or her n if the person is impressed with your work, they help you secure admission, pay your tuition fees and in return you do their research work for them n they still pay you.

This is strictly for those who want to do it by themselves. It's pretty easy and straight forward. No need of paying an agent to do it for you

Magnifico2000:
So I have heard a thousand time. Why haven't I tried it all along?

I'm saying the fact. If you don't believe, kindly visit the travel section and see many NIGERIANS getting student visa

ghettochild4u:
Most times its not needed...
So long u speak english

Boss, you must learn how to speak the official language of the country. English is not required at all but you might be lucky.

ghettochild4u:
Waste not ur time on student visa..
Just do work permit
When u get to Canada u can go to school while working..
Just my lil penny

Nigerians are not qualified to apply for WORK PERMIT VISA. If you don't believe me, go to Canadian embassy for more info

Your best bet is EXPRESS ENTRY MIGRATION

ghettochild4u:
I see you are shallow minded...
Have u been to mama kas or white house at sabo??
Wetin dem dey sell..
Well I know ur likes..
Do u research n see how lucrative such a business is?
Mumu

Lol.. Bossman
I'm only telling you the fact. How many people selling AMALA have traveled to Niger for vacation??

eLionel:
please am interested in the canada package text meh 01829192623 please am interested in the canada package text meh 01829192623

Go to travel section.

Magnifico2000:
It is not that easy to get visa to study in Canada.

It's very EASY if you have all the necessary requirements and also, you do it yourself

linqzs:
But one will need to pass GMAT or Tofle exams right?

Is there an opportunity to work?

Yes

ghettochild4u:
We all know this things boils down to money....
I would rather invest that money first...
Set up a food business ( amala section, ewa aganyin, plantain,yam, akara section) to run 24hrs a day n set up close to a place like a cinema or a club or mall..
After 1 year I can move to Canada in short I go just go do vacation there n return to my business

Laugh wan kill me die.

Money gotten from selling amala to take vacation in Canada.. Joke of the century

My brother, the only place your money gotten from selling amala can take you is Ghana, Niger, Chad, Togo and Benin Republic.

error4040:
thanks for sharing this,

You are highly welcome sir

Reelmii:
u are in ur early 20s, and u have been here for 9yrs, at what age did u get here?


that is by the way........

to ur question,





Nigeria yii ti gbogbo wa nii, ko maa gbodo baje......

ajo o le da bii ile..... ejeka sowopo ka fii........., u know the rest

Nonsensically nonsense

Hello, Nairalanders!

Happy new year to you.

Assume you are to give a Balon D’or To A Nigerian Artist, Who Deserve It For This Year?

Just like Football is very competitive to choose the World Best Player In World same goes to Nigeria Music Industry

We are gifted with a lot of raw talent in Nigerian who also have successful export it to the western world.

The likes of Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, Olamide, Teni, Kizz Daniel, Tiwa Savage, Simi, Mr. Eazi etc. Have performed so well this year to deserve this award. But it’s very hard to decide.

If you ask me I will choose Asa.

What About You?

If You Are To Give Balon D'or For Music, Who Will You Give For This Year?

http://www..ng/entertainment/lets-gist-if-you-are-to-give-balon-dor-for-music-who-will-you-give-for-this-year

[quote author=dprinz99 post=74036031][/quote]okay sir

dprinz99:
Waoh
I'm in Abuja Sha
09060683300
That's my digit

Thanks sir

Is that your whatsapp number?

[quote author=dprinz99 post=73974367][/quote]kwara

Stem Vowel Changes in Strong Verbs in the Present Tense

Many strong verbs in German have a vowel change in the stem of the present tense in the second and third-person singular forms. Most strong verbs containing [b[a, au, e[/b] undergo this vowel change.

They can be grouped according to the changes that take place.

Changes from a, au to ä, äu

Verbs with the stem vowels a and au change to ä and äu, respectively, in the second and third person singular.

For example

Ich fahre
du fährst
er fährt
wir fahren
ihr fährt
Sie fahren

Another example

Ich laufe
du läufst
er läuft
wir laufen
ihr lauft
Sie laufen

The following verbs use the same pattern as fahren.

backen - to bake
blasen - to blow
fangen - to catch
empfangen - to receive
fallen - to fall
graben - to dig
halten - to stop/hold
schlafen - to sleep
schlagen - to hit/beat

The following verbs change au to äu.

laufen - to run
saufen - to drink(of animals, people in excess)


It's been a while guys

dprinz99:
No
But I took my exams at goethe

Please can you give me some tips??

I'm currently learning German buh my level is still basic

Mizwisdom:
Justwise

Why are you calling him

opebiboy:
odd work build house for lekki? Please lets present ourselves in a matured manner.

Yes, you heard me right bro
Sounds unbelievable abi? My uncle is a living witness. Now he is working in corporate society.

thebosstrevor:
in nigeria there people living comfortable lives. The reality is we are obessed with western materialism, credit cards and easy loan.

Stop generalizing. Oga speak for yourself

thebosstrevor:
pls stop lying asians and whites create businesses and employ their own. Nigerians want to wash toilet abroad. We have plenty of dirty toilet in nigeria, why is there no dignity in labour in washing our own toilet first.

Beautiful nonsense
Do you want to compare Nigeria toilet with their toilet, you must be joking.

About washing the toilet, why don't you start by washing toilets first so that we unpatriotic citizens can learn from you.

Talk is cheap

thebosstrevor:
you parent did some odd job and took some loans for you to enjoy thus creating a debt trap.

Many nigerian do odd jobs abroad. That is a fact.

Your parent and maybe you are working.do you or your family own the company where they work. Did they not compete with locals to get what they want.many used AAction to get jobs.

From all the grammar you wrote.you sound entitled.

That odd work dey build houses for lekki

Also, they do menial jobs to gather experiences. You don't expect them to start working in a corporate office. They need training on how real people live in a sane country

thebosstrevor:
to answer your question.

I have accomplished more here in nigeria than abroad.

Where i did my internship i had a boss(phd holder) a nigerian who lived in the US for 25years. He was given a 4 years contract to head my department. He said what he accomplished in nigeria was more than all the years he spent in the US.

Congratulations boss

naunasabi:
That is the problem. The one that is driving me crazy is the " you should create job for yourself and don't wait on government" I get pissed when I see young Nigerians buying into it. Don't get me wrong young people should try and create jobs for themselves but our politicians are making it seem as if it is no longer their duty as politicians. We elected them and we give them access to all the apparatus of the states to do their work they would rather neglect their jobs turn around and blame the ordinary man. The ordinary man has been defeated mentally and are instead of fighting back are now blaming themselves for their woes. Which to an extend is right in the sense that they have failed to fight for themselves they have failed to forced the politicians to do their jobs they have failed to hold them accountable. Rather we praise them for fixing potholes which is their job. We then thank them for setting up boreholes whereas their job is to set up water corporation that will in addition to providing constant supply of portable water will provide job for the masses. We praise them for donating cars to the police when it is part of their job function to properly fund the police force. It is sad how low we have fallen as a people.

Bro, you are so on point
I swear no be only you. Some ignorant people go dey advice you say make you provide your own electricity( by using solar panel or inverter) water( by drilling BOREHOLE) work (by learning new handiwork) security (CCTV) and health ( herbal concortion )

Abeg wetin be the work of those polithiefcians if na me suppose do everything by MYSELF?

Oh.. I don forget say their work na to loot the public funds.

The guy thebosstrevor claimed that all the bad atrocities committed almost everyday in DWARF OF AFRICA also exist in the DEVELOPED COUNTRIES, i con ask him make hin just give me one example... The guy no reply at all.... E no serious at all

Mizwisdom:
Same pips scoring points here will end up being rescued by the same country they loath when they get stranded in Libya

Another pidgin2

Princeofnigeria:
I spit on Mecca

I spit on Medina

I spit on Saudi Arabia for making this country Nigeria a shitthole

People usually say SENSE IS COMMON BUT WITH THIS COMMENT, NOW I SEE BETTER, SENSE IS NOT COMMON

thebosstrevor:
poor quality of life is not only a nigerian problem.

Police harrasment, public shooting, tribalism, brutal violence, poverty is real in developed countries too

should i say we complain a lot instead of solving our issues

Give me one example

No additional s sound

When the stem of the infinitive ends in -s, -ß, -x, -z,[/b[ the personal ending for the second person singular is [b]t (rather than -st). No additional s sound is required.

Thus, the forms of the second and third person
singular are identical. All other endings are regular.
Tanzt du gern? - do you like to dance

Klexycole küsst gern - klexycole likes kissing.

Reist du wieder nach Nigeria? - Are you traveling to Nigeria again?


The following verbs belong to this group
hassen - to hate
beißen - to bite
Mixen - to mix
Heißen - to be called
grüßen - to greet
Setzen - to set
Sitzen - to sit


##
Infinitives ending in -eln, -ern
If an infinitive ends in -eln, the e preceding the -ln is dropped in the first person singular. All other forms retain the e.

Ich klingle - I am ringing or i ring

If the infinitive ends in -eln or -ern, the ending in the first- and third-person plural is -n, not -en. Thus, these forms are identical to the infinitive.

*Klingeln

ich klingle
du klingelst
er klingelt
wir klingeln
ihr klingelt
sie klingeln

*For füttern

ich füttere
du fütterst
er füttert
wir füttern
ihr füttert
sie füttern

For example: Wir füttern den Hund (We are feeding the dog)

The infinitives of the following verbs end in -eln or -ern

behandeln - to treat

füttern - to feed

klingeln - to ring

lächeln - to smile

klettern - to climb

wandern - to hike

bewundern - to admire

ändern - to change

klexycole:
Wow!!! This is for me?

I mean the above content is expositive! I really appreciate the good work. I will follow the tips diligently.

I sent you a PM.

Danke dir sehr!

Gern geschehen boss

klexycole:
I am trying boss.

Good. In no time, you will start constructing sentences in German.

From what i have posted so far, you should have known many things by now

German sentences is simple if you follow the grammar rules. Lemme give you an example

Basic German sentences is like this.... Subject + verb + object

Ich lerne Deutsch.... Which means am learning German

ich is the subject, lerne is the verb and Deutsch is the object.

Another example... du liest eine Zeitung( this means you are reading a newspaper)

*Just keep it at the back of your mind that VERB is always at the 2nd position except in a subordinate clause

And if you want to ask a question, the verb will come first..... Example is Liest du( are you reading) or i can even form a longer sentence : Liest du gern Harry Potter ( do you like reading Harry Potter)

So, boss i will advice you practice very well because practice makes perfection. If not because of school work, i should have entered A2 level since.

My pronunciation is good and am learning german phrases everyday.

2 phrases everyday because i still have to read my notes.

What you need most is commitment and practice. German would be easy for you once you have these attributes.

Set a schedule for German lesson.
Follow the schedule diligently
Learn 2 to 5 phrases everyday and atleast 1 verb with its ending.
Practice on Saturday or Sunday
Change your phone language to German
Download German dictionary and DW application on PLAYSTORE

If you follow these tips boss, i swear German would be very easy for you.

janettee:
I don't want to derail this thread but racism is not a natural phenomena. It's not something you are born with!. Not everyone is racist, jeez dude!. Also saying all black are equally racist is like saying all white people are racist which is not even true like come on!.. Racism would stop you as a black person from getting a job here, it wouldn't stop a white person from getting a job. You see the difference?.

Whether extreme or not, it's still not something that should be seen as normal. Just because you weren't beat up by someone for being black doesn't mean it's better. I don't see how the soft side of racism is not marrying other race. People marry other race and are still racists themselves..

I don't know how you arrived at that last conclusion....

Germany is definitely a racist country, that's the hard truth.

It shouldn't stop you from coming here though.

Less racist compare to some countries like Russia.

Hmm.. I wouldn't want to emphasize on racism sis because i don't want to derail this great thread.

I still trust your judgement on racism because its from your experiences in Deutschland.