Who’s this ode who’s going around posting spamming this page?

Trump’s lead in Pennsylvania is now only 42, 000 votes at 90% count and the remaining votes are going to Biden

Good thing with Pennsylvania is that a win is final, no recount unlike in Georgia.

Double post

wman:
JUST IN: Trump's lead in Georgia falls to 2,500 votes

How many votes are left to count?

“By their teeth we shall know them” kikikiki


I’ve been waiting for this day to come...and I knew it will. Time for Tinubu and his likes to reap what they sowed for putting their selfish interest first and dragging this country backwards by forcing that deadbeat illiterate “president” on us.

He’s notorious for supporting the emergence of the brain dead cattle rearer who’s currently occupying Aso Rock; which has consequently caused untold suffering and hardship for Nigerians since 2016.

He’s also notorious for his brown teeth and for having Lagos state in his pockets.

servercodes001:

A question for you please, if you had lots of money and you're not working for anyone in Sydney, like money is not an issue for you, would you stay there or would you come back to Nigeria.?

If I win a lottery today and money is no longer an issue, I will still live in Australia. I will travel around the world and maybe spend some time in Nigeria as well cos then I will be able to afford 24 hours security and bullet proof cars.

I will never relocated to Nigeria, my husband will never allow me and my children will never forgive me if I do.

RaptorX:
If you are financially okay, Nigeria is actually a very good place to live. All those one's abroad talking about mosquito and Nepa etc are just a bunch of broke ass because you can have 24/7 electricity in Nigeria easily if you can afford it. Until you travel yourself to see how most of them live in the so called abroad and the kind of work they do you will know where their bitterness and sense of unfulfilled expectations is coming from.

Lol. Not everyone leaves Nigeria because they're struggling so speak only for yourself.

I had a fairly good job in Nigeria that was paying around 200k per month. It wasn't a lot of money but the best part of my job was the tips I was getting. I barely touched my salary cos I lived off my tips and my high-risk investment which had 20% monthly return. Before relocating from Nigeria, I had been to Istanbul, Paris, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Dusseldorf, London, Dubai, NYC, Vegas and LA on holidays. I also visited to Cotonou shortly before I left Nigeria because I wanted to experience life in another African country.

Yeah my first few months here were tough. But as someone with a high drive to succeed, I quickly learnt the ropes and how to package myself and get a good job. God also blessed me with a man who has the same drive as me, we're doing alright and we're currently building our multi-million dollar home in Sydney. And I've been here less than 4 years.

I choose to live in Australia because the leaders here are sane and they have respect for their citizens. The Govt is giving out $1,500 per fortnight to eligible people who lost their jobs due to Covid-19...and so many other stimulus packages to individuals and businesses to help sustain them through the crisis. I didn't lose my job so didn't get the Covid-19 money, and we generally don't get any welfare payments from the Govt because our household income is way above the threshold.

I've been to Nigeria several times and I spent over a month there last year. I still have lots of friends who are doing well in Nigeria even in the midst of the craziness going on; some in govt and some into contracts. I would probably be ok if I returned to Nigeria today, but I value my life and my sanity.


No matter how rich you're in Nigeria, you'll always be surrounded by abject poverty and all the third-world country problems.

My advice to prospective student visa applicants:

There's never been a better time to apply for student visa! Australian Universities rely on international students for funding, and they are currently struggling due to the COVID-19 situation. As soon as lockdown is lifted and international travel resumes, Unis will be desperate to admit international students. The PM is already considering letting international students in soon so I predict visas will be issued en masse to eligible applicants.

So prepare yourself, choose a useful course and put in a good application ASAP.


Goodluck!

I'm not gonna lie...I miss Nigeria sometimes which makes me flirt with the idea of splitting my time there when my kids are older. I miss my family, my friends and the sense of community.

But then I remember lack of internet and electricity, horrific healthcare system, bad roads, bigotry, lack of value for human life, insecurity, police brutality, immense corruption, tribalism, crumbling or non-existent economy and a million other horrible things. This quickly resets my mind.

My solution which I'm currently working on is to bring my sisters and my best friend over to live in Sydney with me and make good living for themselves. Then I won't have any business with Nigeria anymore except to visit my parents every two years.

So to answer your question: no, nein, never!!!

Danielhouston:
Thank you to everyone that has been following this thread. It’s been a pleasure sharing these stories with you and I loved every minute of it.

Geez you make me want to visit Berlin, it sounds so exciting unlike Sydney. Europeans certainly have more fun...

You're description of Dusseldorf is spot on cos I had one of my best partying experiences there a couple of years ago when life was simpler pre marriage, kids etc.

Thanks for sharing your experience with us. I was comparing it to my experience here in Sydney, and the reality is that Africans migrating to western countries have similar problems; albeit in varying degrees. Australia is beautiful...it's easy to find well paying jobs and build a good life (in Sydney at least but cost of living is crazy); but it's also one of the most boring places on earth!!! My lifestyle is more suited for western Europe, and the thought of spending the rest of my life in Straya does my head in. But I'm stuck cos my hubby will never want to move away from his family and his career and start life all over in a foreign country

Cheers mate...at least you're having fun in Berlin and I'm so jealous

cutiereborn:
Breakfast today

It's early morning here and seeing this is already making me hungry

Jofez:
Correct naija jollof made with the best chicken ever #jofezchicken

Love this...so inviting

Kingrexyl:
And lastly sex!

Don't bank on too much sex when traveling with an infant/toddler...you'll be lucky if you can even finish your meals

cutiereborn:
Nice pics.
How's my prince charming doing? I trust great

Hi dear. Prince charming is doing great...except that he's spilling our food now on the dining table at every chance he can get. Lol

Hope you're doing alright.

Glad to see everyone is doing great and the ministry is moving forward. We just returned from a vacation and as usual food was one of the highlights of our trip...

Ist pic: amazing room service at our hotel Waldorf Astoria
2nd pic: dinner at a great Levante restaurant
3rd & 4th: buffet dinner at our hotel

Mariangeles:
Dinner

Keep tormenting us with your yummy plantain. No worry I go soon dey Naija...and I'll eat all the plantain in the world

yasolan:

How much is the application form

It's free for the first 5 applications

cococandy:
it’s a Philippine recipe for rice noodles. Like we make spaghetti in tomato stew. They make the rice noodles in different types of sauces. There are different variations. Most use oyster sauce.

Thanks for letting me know

Mariangeles:

I'm doing great, thank you .
How's the little prince ?

He's fine darl...says hello

Prestonn:

Kindly live address nest time thanks
Looks good and nice presentation

Thank you

loveymom:
The table is loaded well done

Thanks dear.

cutiereborn:

I too wouldn't mind takeaway

I'm sending yours to you now

cococandy:
Pancit made with rice noodles and oxtail.

Looks yum, what's pancit?

loveymom:
Egusi soup with bitter leaf

Your egusi looks really good

FloraEC:
First time I tried icing a cake, it was messy asin very very messy. Was looking like an erupted volcano.
Called @cuteliciouscakez who directed me on how to get it right. I'm proud of me biko and happy birthday to me

Looks good for your first time...Happy birthday to you

cococandy:
Just look at that?
Can I steal you from your in-laws? Please

Hey babe

sassysure:
Lovely
Everything except the strawberry.
Infact, all the berries.
I ate one useless strawberry last week and it killed my teeth. Wasted my money, now I can't feel my teeth( stubborness didn't allow me throw it away)

Thanks dear. I understand about the berries...It's either you love them or you hate them

Mariangeles:

Issa feast!
Modified: I realized I was licking my lips unawares while looking at your posts

Thanks darl, how are you doing?

FloraEC:

Can I be your inlaw too all I want is the fruit platter

Haha...yeah I still have room for more in-laws

smartmom:
Of course they would be happy, who wouldn't with all these masterpiece here. Even cheesecake and macarons. Thumbs up.

Thanks dear

My in-laws came over for dinner and I made them very happy...they even did takeaway

Jollof rice, grilled chicken, roasted sweet and Irish potatoes, puff puff, stewed beef, cloeslaw, fruit platter, French macarons and cheesecake.

Prestonn:
Winter Seems you wanna get slim, you taking ginger tea.

During winter, I always make use of coffee maker, because I drink coffee like water.

Yeah it's winter in Australia now.

I drink ginger tea cos still losing my pregnancy weight...it doesn't come off easily for some people unfortunately.

Prestonn:
Noodles

Seahawk:
Baked salmon with sautéed greens and sweet red wine. Light and perfect. It was so delicious.
BTW I don’t drink alcohol that’s not sweet. Am I the only one?

amorprincesa:
Egusi soup with goat meat, kpomo, smoked fish and periwinkle. It was eaten with fufu

Kenfil:
Baked plantain, salmon and egg stew

All look so yummy

This page is not good for my diet so I'm just gonna slowly back away. Lol

cutiereborn:
What is shakshuka? Love the toast, I hope that is what it is? I mean the second plate.

Shakshuka is the first plate, mostly eaten with toast.

janejive:
Looks good, what is it made of?

Shakshuks is Spanish baked eggs with tomato sauce, chorizo, black beans, mushrooms, cheese etc. There are soo many different recipes and ingredients but this one I posted is the best I've ever had!!! Here's the closest recipe to it https://www.budgetbytes.com/smoky-white-bean-shakshuka/

Prestonn:

Big mug Do you take coffee once in a day? I just have to start with that because I might end up taking four more before evening. I prefer black coffee too

I drink 1-2 cups of black coffee and 2-3 cups of black/ginger tea a day...It's winter now and my life revolves around hot drinks. I don't take as much during summer.

Yeah I like my mugs a bit big max 300ml...those tiny cups are not enough for me. Haha

Prestonn:

Beautiful and Yummy

Thanks

Had this steaming hot shakshuka for lunch. It's so yummy I was thinking about it all day . I have already googled the recipe, will make it soon.

Prestonn:
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and I definitely have a hearty breakfast before I do anything.

Black Coffee @Bar Prestonn

Love love love black coffee but I need a bigger mug. Lol.

My sister in law invited us for dinner: pasta, orange chicken, salad and roasted eggplant