₦airaland Forum

grad2012:
Der some guys that don't have the money now but there future is bright you can see it by d way he plans and his focus.I can stand by him and we both will get to dat wonderful dream together.

ritababe:
so u expect me to follow person like u with no sense? u don't know me and u are insulting me, now u know why married men are more preferable because kid like u don't have sense.

freshkeells:
just had to look at your profile pic, after seeing it i felt sorry for you, cos you look like you are in your late 30's. I would hav said you should not worry, your husband will locate you but dats not possible cos does husbands your following will never leave dia wives for you. Pls somebody say a big amen. *snaps my finger and leaves*

midolian:
“In spite of the fact that the law allows the governors to declare their assets within three months, they have all rushed to fulfil this constitutional obligation.

“I think they were all responding to the spur of the moment on anti-graft war. We are happy that the governors have emulated the President and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo.”

Responding to a question, the source said: “Our law forbids us from disclosing the assets of any public officer, but from what is in our custody, none of the 36 governors has less than N100million assets.

“Some of them are worth billions of naira in their declaration forms.”



http://thenationonlineng.net/fear-of-buhari-govs-rush-to-declare-assets/

bijouxcutey:
hi everyone..may God bless all our hustles. im preparing for plab presently. although USMLE is my target,but first considering plab as its cheaper and more straightforward. i shall be writing[b] ielts [/b]in couple of weeks. meanwhile,i made up my mind to write primary and have it handy. i have decide to put up for family medicine both WA,and National. please anyone writing family medicine and would want us to form a whatsapp group to trash out questions and info should please contact me. tahnks in anticipation

PLAB
USMLE
Primaries in Family Medicine (National and West Africa)

grandstar:
I understand the problem quite well.

When my brother came visiting from the UK in 2004 after leaving in 2001, he exclaimed that Nigerian girls like money too much. It was then subconsciously that I knew he would marry a foriegner. He is married to a Slovak, a very nice girl.

The problem is the mentality. A Nigerian girl usually wants an already made guy. The white lady is ready to marry you despite you being a pauper and that is the lot of most Nigerians there.

Another problem is that it is unwise for 2 Nigerian immigrants to marry. The primary reason why both of you travelled is to make money and this usually super-cedes anything else including devotion to your spouse.

Both parties are committed to the god of money rather than their marriage vows or their kids. They barely have time for each other and their kids. Sending money home is priority. A split is just by the corner.

A girl you bring from here has an over rosy impression of life in the West and is hit by the shock of the true standard of living of her spouse after the wedding and sojourning. She is completely unprepared for this and wahala go start and before long, you hear divorce!

Its not the same with a foreign girl who knows whats up. She will even accept your broke ass and manage with you.

claremont:
Personally, I think good and bad people exist in all cultures irrespective of race. I also think it's wrong to paint all members of a particular gender from a country with the same brush, that in itself is prejudice.

That said, I would most likely end up with a foreign lady, not because I choose to, but because they are the only ones who exist within my social and/or professional network. Most Nigerians in the diaspora date foreign ladies because they live/work/socialize in environments where the only ladies therein are non-Nigerians. My current GF is Kenyan, the one before her was French-Moroccan, the one before her was British; I have never dated a Nigerian lady since I emigrated from Nigeria.

milychocs:
Terra Culture is beautiful
....the art...the ambience...you get a feel that most people hanging out there are in tune with Africa...I dunno how to explain it now
.....the clothing, the hairstyles..the whole African-ness

I have been there once
...but I cannot go to Lagos ever again without going there to just, be there

drake99:
does that mean that a good girl can't have big ass,curve and front

myjoy08:
Rumor, hear-say, etc. - A cash cow and very profitable company will be listed in NSE soon and I hope everyone will benefits from its listing. Till then, blessed and fruitful weekend ahead!

igboboy3:
So, I started the Stanbic IBTC MMF today. It was quite an easy process; just your documents and funds transfer receipt. The bank staff were quite courteous. Within 24hrs, I had received an email alert giving me details of my online access password.
I logged on to their portal and my 100k don add 31naira on top
Let's see how the whole thing goes

Agbalowomeri:
Hehehe, see blood on the floor.

Chai chai chai. Myjoy Myjoy Myjoy................

By this time 2mr, bread will sell for 1 shilling

wealth123:
When will the IGBOS learn Poitical Mathematics - Even if all Igbos in Lagos vote for Agbaje, He can never win. At the end you Igbos will be the loser. Why do you always put your eggs in one basket? Your people blindly followed PDP and now you have become politically irrelevant in the scheme of things. STRONG HEAD NO DEY PAY BROS MAKE UNA WISE UP.