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mrborntodoit:
The problems of the black race are black men and women !

They keep their brothers and sisters in the dark cells of mental slavery ,all in the name of making money !!

About Goint To School With Visiting Visa In America by BayoAdex(m): 6:31am On Jan 22, 2013

Good morning Nairalanders and thanks all for ur wonderful time here. Pls I will need u guys/ladies to assist me here. I currently have a visiting visa to d US (B1/B2 category) and someone told me it is possible to change the status of the visa to student in d USA. Meanwhile the person does not ve a clue how she can help bt told me she has heard it done b4 in d US. Pls I will like people that ve either done this before or that ve heard or can be of help to comment on this. I will greatly appreciate all suggestions. Thanks and God bless everyone. God bless nairaland

About Relocating To Nigeria From The United States by BayoAdex(m): 5:44am

Good morning everyone, I am an American naturalized citizen and currently a studying chemical engineering in the United States. My plan is to relocate to Nigeria after the completion of my program (plus an MBA) with the aim of working in a top oil and gas/petrochemical firm, as life in the U.S to me is "monkey dey work baboon dey chop".

Please I need your candid advise whether relocating to Nigeria is something reasonable. By the way I used to live in Lagos and Ibadan, I left Nigeria about 5 years ago so I pretty much still have a feel. Please Engineers in the house and my honorable people, I need your advise. Thank you.

lolaredvelvet:
Rubbish. So, having kids out of wedlock is now the latest trend in town abi. Trust Nigerian yeyebrities to always emulate black American celebrities with their baby mama isssh.
Wizkid, Davido, 2face, Timaya, P_square (before dem marry) now D-prince .. who's next? Korede Bello?

When it comes to emulating the good things of westernisation .. E.g. infrastructure and technological development, that one na die. But to copy nonsense, trust our people.

cramjones:
The lesson all Nigerians should learn from this mess are:

1. There is absolutely no need talking with your spouse on social media for the whole world to see. You guys see each other, talk to yourselves directly.

2. Marriage is never a ticket to happiness, never let anyone make you feel less important if you are not married.

3. Never date someone for over a decade, you can never know all about someone. Even couples that have been married for over 2 decades still learn new things about themselves - You will know the first 3 months if this is your person or not.

4. Never trust yourself in choosing your spouse. Depend on God, depend on that still small voice. Only God knows the deepest part of a man's/woman's heart.

5. Not everyone who posts romantic adventures with their spouses on social media are happy. Most times it is a front. Don't be depressed and think your life sucks because you are not getting the type of vacations and gifts being paraded on social media.

Above all, when your relationship/marriage crashes like it did for sweet Toke, never give up. Life has its ups and downs. With persistence, focus and a heart with love, you will surely find love and happiness again, and God will certainly fix your brokenness.

Annie Idibia I detest! Her and her husband's example should never be adored by any!

I wish you well Toke. You will surely prevail...hang in there.

Shalom!

CramJones

Dapo777:
I am surrounded by christiañs and Muslims, although i don't care about their religion, but what disconforts me is that i feel scared to tell anyone I am an atheist and they see it as awkward when i tell them I dont go to church and i am a christian undecided The fact I dint go to church , I know how some of them act, how will they act if I tell them i don't believe in God, in nigeria do people stigmatize atheists the way they stigmatize sickle cell oatients and HIV patients?

Dapo777:
Exactly, how can I? Because you are daft not to understand simple English. I tell them means I mean it right?

Dapo777:
I am surrounded by christiañs and Muslims, although i don't care about their religion, but what disconforts me is that i feel scared to tell anyone I am an atheist and they see it as awkward when i tell them I dont go to church and i am a christian The fact I dint go to church , I know how some of them act, how will they act if I tell them i don't believe in God, in nigeria do people stigmatize atheists the way they stigmatize sickle cell oatients and HIV patients?

Pls help me. I don't know what to do. And I can't go to church, I sleep off very easily in any church , cos what they say doesn't make a grain of sense to me.

prettyjo:




sorry@op.



but seriously,we Nigerians are really the ones spoiling/corrupting this country.
All this preference for ist class and second class upper should definitely stop.those who had lower grades might even be better than they.

As far as am concerned,a 2.2 is not a lower grade.

@op,God is preparing your testimony,just keep trusting in him.


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one thing is to quote me,another is to type something meaningful.

quote me when you have something meaningful to say

Lousymouth:
Na wa ooo.... No African country in the Top 20.... Our developments na for Newspaper dem dey..... Our leaders should wake up oooo....

Aitee1:
And the babymama trend continues...btw you only become a man when you're pronounced man and wife legally not when you're a babapapa

CharlesPhc:
Still wondering why the handlers of Mr. President or even his wife would allow him wear only one cloth to and fro the G7 event in Germany..!!!