₦airaland Forum

MackyNaija:
After leaving the EastBay, we drove across a connecting bridge to San Francisco. Embarcadero is the first stop for the Bart Train at SanFran, I like that name - Embarcadero. Hadampson, make we change your name na

Makaveli1166:
oga hadampson na you dey talk this thing so... ahh

error4040:
Can you imagine.

Two years Two fucking YEARS

While this Bastards down here Are busy Having Orgies with Nigerians on the second Niger Bridge since 1999 despite Being Budgeted for Every single Year but still yet to be completed.
SmH

I must leave this country o I swear with my Ballz

Mizwisdom:
Adam, you done join bad gang abi? better don't follow these hungry folks who think there's money growing on Trees abroad

danielck22:
IGBO NIGERIAN boys are always patient, we will surely get it.
Pls answer this question with a yes or no, did you kpash the first one??
For Moscow

philip0906:
All your stories and tales are always sad tales. You never share good tales, I hope it is not a reflection of your life.

Toppytek:
So person no fit make legit money take buy Maybach for this country? Na wa oo

Victorking22:
Hello m' finding way to immigrate to the U.S
Anyway
Please any help please

Debsify:
Why are the roads looking deserted?

LexRE experience

Hello Everyone,

I have been in Germany (Ingolstadt) for a week now and all I can say is every single struggle is worth it.

I’d like to advise on some issues;

Firstly when you’re selecting your course or study try to focus on the bigger cities. They’re usually easier to live in and more job opportunity plus most of them speak English.

I used Turkish airline and my experience with them was really bad. The plane didn’t arrive at MMA until after two hours of the departure time. Most of us missed our connecting flight and spent long hours at the Turkish Airport.

Try and come with some basic amenities like head warmer, gloves, winter jacket, money,bed sheet, extension, winter socks, winter boot etc. [Note: the Germans use type F electrical outlet, if possible get them before coming)

Try and secure you accommodation before coming, if not you might find it difficult.

If possible learn the language and start studying from Nigeria. Here they’re very precise and time cautious. The semester will start the day advised and lectures will start so try to arrive as soon as possible.

HighPrince0 experience

Guys, I have been in jena for three days now. This city is a very cossy one.

I doubt if there's any university in Germany that is as nice as friedrich Schiller university Jena.

Very nice school... It has tailor-made everything to make life easy for a first timer like me.

They have German classes for just 20 euro per semester...

To all those planning on coming here, I don't have much to say. All I have to say is... do everything you can to live Nigeria. Just three days in a small city like Jena and my perspectives have changed.

God help Nigeria meeeeen

ottersberger:
Alles paletti!

ottersberger:
I've followed up in here silently.

Took the time to read up the last 30+ pages, awesome thread.

Oga Ibrah, you're the man.

Oga Hadampson, I sight you.

Las las, you too must join the cold weather soon.

stephots10:
Later in the evening when hunger wan finish local man, I gat to rush out to Mc Donald. This cost 7.29euro.

Goztino:
MY FIRST LECTURE EXPERIENCE IN GERMANY

Shogun200:
thanks a lot for your contributions to this platform, pls I want to apply for a programme on uniassist platform , though I saw the school but didn't see the programme, thanks for your response.

stephots10:
So local man landed in Munich yesterday. The journey wasn't an easy one, got settled down to a hostel around 5pm since 9am I landed at the airport.

Munich is a very beautiful city, the system works perfectly here, still finding it difficult to understand all the transportation system and to get around here.
things expensive die, a hostel of 8people in a room cost me 24euro a night around 9,500naira. local man is still trying to settle down, I will update you guys with beautiful pics as soon as I get myself.

Onyi22:
Baby la Hot...
She's far better than some guys on this forum

Mizwisdom:
You're right but some people think money drops from the sky once you travel abroad

Mizwisdom:
Reality has set in. No time, brother has to hustle to survive

pocohantas:
What Nigerians call smartness, would most times turn out to be total disresgard for the next person, basic etiquette, moral values, laws or rules and regulations.

A Nigerian will drive one way, get to the front- return to the correct lane and feel like a sharp guy.

A Nigerian will jump the queue, luckily they get attended to by whoever after dropping N200. They come back to you that is standing on the queue like a sane human being and tell you that you are not STREET SMART. So, you fit sleep here today o...Truly you might sleep there.


Na this kind smartness we dey exhibit most times. Majority of us are guilty of one or more. Not our fault sha, it is the kind of smartness you need to survive in a third world country, where everything-including the government is working against you.

The people that are BOOK SMART (we call them efiko and even demonise them), we stereotype them as clumsy and timid- NOT STREET SMART. The ones going about their businesses jejely are not left out from the above stereotype.

That is why when we go to countries where normal humans are, we complain it is slow, boring...etc. We have to relearn to live, because we have only been existing/surviving in the jungle we hopped on the plane from.

drmikeadams:


Religion kept us where we are now,,,we always believe "God will change our leaders"let us leave it for God"God knows the best"


God Will come and fix our portholes and fix our electricity

Bunch of jokers we are

Goztino:
Enjoying some German delicasy

Goztino:
Hadampson our able thread course rep, I hail o o o.
Well, so far my arrival to Deutschland is a miracle.
I describe it as a miracle because it happened when I nearly gave up the idea of MSc abroad due to lack of money for block account when all the promises were not fulfilled, making me depressed for months after my visa interview.
if you followed my posts, you would realize that I never thought that I would make it especially this year.
Well, that's apart...

I will start by saying that my experience has been smooth so far. The racism I heard of
before coming is yet to be witnessed.
In my own little experience, Germans are really cool and friendly though they are hardly the first to initiate the talk because of their natural reserve nature.
When I went for my introduction, I was surprised that someone I never met before offered me a hot coffee from his own bottle with his own cup when I was vibrating in cold...that is not what racists do.

Now let me share some of the things our course coordinator mentioned during our introduction.

Ask yourself these four questions
1. What do you wanna achieve during your study program?
2. Which field do you wanna work in?
3. Which qualifications are necessary in the field you wanna work in?
4. How can I get the needed qualifications during the course of my studies?

She advised that
1. Language is very necessary if you wanna get a professional job after your program
2. Internship is also very necessary
3. Attending seminars organised by the University or some bodies is also very necessary
4. When you do some semesters abroad, you spice up your CV too.

stephots10:
Am actually not a good writer, if only I can express everything in numbers. My writing skills sucks which is why I jejeli go do mathematics.

amikable97:
If you can start a Munich thread so that we can also feed our eyes....
@Hadampson no be so?

badmus306:
Hello Hadampson, been long bro, the cold don they do intro though I hear say winter never reach sev.

Ugosample:
You are marrying a Deutsch woman

this thread no concern you

oya waka

Ugosample:
@Hadampson

I see you here

surprisingly