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benz is always my dream car.. but seeing this video.. benz is out of option cos it shows that, they lack good customer relation because the guy was frustrated and anyone can be in such situation..

furk benz...
BMW/Audi take over....

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Colleverage:
ew old @ss afonja b*tch

dude, do u even know that, the woman is not a yoruba... see ur life... go n do ur finding...
dindinrin, arindin

kenya n ethiopian only successful day

obviously if this man is truly 145yrs old
then you he shouldn't be your grandpa...
he should be your great great great grandpa...

ji

lol nah

fiizznation:
Ignorance at it's bliss. So rearing 2/3 cows is same thing as rearing herds of cattle? And who even told you guys that herdsmen dont ranch their cows? Something the herdsmen have been doing for thousands of years.


Gosh you commentators on this forum are Just so dumb and foolish.


Note: Don't know why i dislike pigs so mich. The are very disgusting. At your pictures @op, Just take a look at how those ugly piglets are munching their mother's breast, so so disgusting.

you just an asshole....I have lived in north for years, never see where herdsmen ranch their cows... asshole
sorry for the vulgar word but you actually one of the asshole herdsmen

please, how can i get this man contact number.... help a man...

but what is wrong with this govt...
why can't they just auction the house instead of demolishing and deposit the money into the govt account or give to the less privilege?

osisko
si o

hi

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Purebeerry:
Always pay attention to details, can't you see the flag near their pictures.

ma sister, una don follow smoke osogbo weed abii
lol.. where did u see south africa here naw....

Purebeerry:
Miss south Africa is bae.

Where u see miss south africa for the list?
seems u don drink burukutu kon dey see double...

No one ever noticed Amir and other nothern leaders entourage?
Well, I have been noticing them entourage for a very long time, they always look unkempt while their Amir looks good.
You can see some of one them in a bathroom slippers

why Oyo state will be having such a low budget
we need to be thinking of 500b Naira n above
we need to think of how to generate fund by ourself
tax
tax
tax
make use of what u have to get what u don't have...
please we need more money and should be spent to the right channel

nah so

1

women aint loyal
bitches everywhere!

Igi iwe

Greatmind23:
don't be silly bro act up

u think say, ur boot rhyme up with the pics wey u upload..
lol

nNEOo:
we're talking about a whole president of your country here are u nt a patriot?

lol... a bi wereh n se wereh eleyi ni.. a whole president ko, a odd president ni
if his wife and kids will front the war.. then we shall see until then

not a bad idea but need a very strong economy policy..

lol

kontinue

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Thank you so much.

I really appreciate your contribution. I wouldn't afford the visiting for now but I will see what i can do. Please, I will like to communicate with you further. Thank you once again.

Ticha:
1. SA qualifctions are widely accepted here. In fact there's a massive SA community here and they are actively courted for work so that puts you in good stead

2. Yes there are jobs here. There's a massive regeneration going on and skilled labour is still scarce. No idea about your field

2. Very expensive. Whatever it says online, double it! Rent is due weekly. Eating in season is a good way of keeping costs down and stay away from Nigerian foods as they cost an arm and a leg

3. I haven't experienced any. There are few blacks. I know there's racism towards the Asians. However, compared to the UK where I lived for 10 years, there's little racism here. maybe they're very good at hiding it which is a good thing!

In terms of seeking for work, my advice will be if you can afford it come on a visiting visa. Then actively spend that time looking for work and building contacts. Most employers will offer you a job and give you time to apply for the visa. An offer of employment as makes the visa process so much easier and faster

he be like say saraki dey there oo


lol

Hello, my fellow brother,

I am in need of an advice from my brothers in NZ and I think you will be in the best position to give the real information down there. Let me start like this. I hold a B.Sc Degree (Hons) in Statistics in Nigeria and currently doing my Masters degree in Financial Economics in South Africa right now and I will be through with my degree in July 2018.
So, I am planning to relocate to NZ immediately after my Masters and I have read a lot about NZ but I am still not getting the information needed. Please, kindly find my bothering questions below.

1. I want to know how difficult or easy it is to get a job with a foreign certificate in NZ especially with South Africa degree. NB: I read on NZ Qualification Website that, South Africa Degree is more recognizable and its equivalent to NZ Qualification.


2. Generally, Is there jobs in NZ? And what is the probability of me getting a job in my field?

2. Cost of living

3. Racism and kiwi lifestyle.

Some people are saying, its easy to get a job, while some saying its difficult, so I want to consult lengthy before I make this decision, so I won't be in mess and NZ is quite far from Home. Your details reply will be highly appreciated.

Thanks

Hello, my fellow brother,

I am in need of an advice from my brothers in NZ and I think you will be in the best position to give the real information down there. Let me start like this. I hold a B.Sc Degree (Hons) in Statistics in Nigeria and currently doing my Masters degree in Financial Economics in South Africa right now and I will be through with my degree in July 2018.
So, I am planning to relocate to NZ immediately after my Masters and I have read a lot about NZ but I am still not getting the information needed. Please, kindly find my bothering questions below.

1. I want to know how difficult or easy it is to get a job with a foreign certificate in NZ especially with South Africa degree. NB: I read on NZ Qualification Website that, South Africa Degree is more recognizable and its equivalent to NZ Qualification.


2. Generally, Is there jobs in NZ? And what is the probability of me getting a job in my field?

2. Cost of living

3. Racism and kiwi lifestyle.

Some people are saying, its easy to get a job, while some saying its difficult, so I want to consult lengthy before I make this decision, so I won't be in mess and NZ is quite far from Home. Your details reply will be highly appreciated.

Thanks

Ticha:
I did o! Where you there? I met some but had to leave quite early to put the children to bed. The MC and his madam came to visit me last week and I spoke better pidgin lol

how is life in NZ.


Hello, my fellow brother,

I am in need of an advice from my brothers in NZ and I think you will be in the best position to give the real information down there. Let me start like this. I hold a B.Sc Degree (Hons) in Statistics in Nigeria and currently doing my Masters degree in Financial Economics in South Africa right now and I will be through with my degree in July 2018.
So, I am planning to relocate to NZ immediately after my Masters and I have read a lot about NZ but I am still not getting the information needed. Please, kindly find my bothering questions below.

1. I want to know how difficult or easy it is to get a job with a foreign certificate in NZ especially with South Africa degree. NB: I read on NZ Qualification Website that, South Africa Degree is more recognizable and its equivalent to NZ Qualification.


2. Generally, Is there jobs in NZ? And what is the probability of me getting a job in my field?

2. Cost of living

3. Racism and kiwi lifestyle.

Some people are saying, its easy to get a job, while some saying its difficult, so I want to consult lengthy before I make this decision, so I won't be in mess and NZ is quite far from Home. Your details reply will be highly appreciated.

Thanks

I need to see men four generation...then I will know the world is fair!!!


lol