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WhyNa:But I heard that as a Black/Nigerian, chances of getting a teaching job is low. Can you give us a link to the school that issued you TEFL certificate? |
@WhyNa Nice job. Please is it advisable to enter VN with tourist visa with the intention of getting a TEFL certificate and getting a job, without landing into trouble? Can tourist visa be converted to work permit? Pls help |
Rubbish strategy....... First, Draw is ur great enemy.. Secondly, Double chance doesn't guarantee winning. Double chance can fail irrespective of how insignificant the odd is........ |
Are u still into this ceiling production?
Pls let me know cos I'll love to contact u |
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Disappointment in a football match can't come all the more intolerably or unrealistically.  Barcelona triumphed over Chelsea in the 3rd minute of stoppage time to hold onto a spot in the Champions League final against Manchester United with their only shot on target. It additionally stood memorable in light of the fact that the strike into the top corner by Andrés Iniesta was flawless and sharp after Lionel Messi had set him up on the edge of the area.  There could be no sportsmanlike appreciation for that drive into the net, which brought victory on the away-goal rule, when Chelsea had such a great resentment. They had seen a couple of penalties denied by referee Tom Henning Ovrebo and one still remained. In the final minutes, Ballack shouted that his drive had been obstructed by an arm. The Norwegian referee was apathetic regarding the penalty claim and gifted the midfielder a yellow card. The inexperienced Ovrebo was not partisan and had excused Eric Abidal in the 66th minutess for denying Nicolas Anelka a goalscoring opportunity. Be that as it may, the official didn't inspire any confidence. Commotion broke out with the Barcelona coach, Pep Guardiola, and his backroom staffs bursting out of their stipulated area, in front the home team supporters, at the equalizer. Didier Drogba, who had been substituted, expressed his grievances to referee Ovrebo at the end of the match and got a booking before shouting "It's a fucking disgrace" into a TV receiver. Uefa will no doubt take further disciplinary action, however, the pain of this result is more tormenting than anything the authorities in Switzerland can do.  United's disinterested response to this result would be intriguing to hear. Sir Alex Ferguson had been foreseeing a rematch with Chelsea, who were beaten on penalties in Moscow the previous year. Now, Manchester United are to meet Guardiola's line-up, who will come up without a suspended Daniel Alves as well as Abidal. Manchester United must have felt that they will beat Barcelona as they did in pervious season's semi-final. Such contemplations felt academic amidst the rawness of Stamford Bridge. Guus Hiddink, the interim manager, has an FA Cup final to play, although that must look like a negligible prize at this point considering the just-lost hope of winning the UCL. There is a to-and-froing of conversation and discrimination ahead. The Dutchman, all things considered, decided to take off Didier Drogba when his side was leading against a Barcelona that look exhausted by the removal of Abidal. Hiddink however removed one threat who may have nailed down the visitors. Drogba had gotten treatment on his lower leg and may have been injured, yet he certainly appeared in good health when entering the field in protest at the end of the match. Whatever his condition, Juliano Belletti, the midfielder who replaced him, couldn't make Barcelona to retreat. For so many reasons, this will be remembered as Drogba's night, as several efforts were to his discredit. The striker was at his worst wasteful in the 53rd minute. Florent Malouda set up Nicholas Anelka, who rolled the ball over the penalty region from the left. Drogba created a big problem for himself with a substantial first touch. Although he still squirmed inside but his finish broke from the leg of the goalkeeper Victor Valdés. Chelsea should have exposed the brittleness at Barcelona's centre back, where Rafael Márquez and Carles Puyol were missing through injury and suspension respectfully. Midfielder Yaya Touré, played the centre back position and demonstrated little conception of centre-back play. Still, Chelsea couldn't punish them for that deficiency completely. Their goal was spectacular yet totally unpredictable. A Frank Lampard ball returned off Touré and Michael Essien, from somewhere in the range of 22 yards, hit a booming yet controlled volley with his left foot. There was no possibility of Valdés saving it and the underside of the bar guided it into the edge of the net  Hiddink wished to be bold. That was demonstrated in the inclusion of an attacking right-back, Jose Bosingwa, over the conservative Branislav Ivanovic. The visitors equally felt the non-presence of Thierry Henry, who was dynamic and prolific in the first leg. He had not recovered from a knee injury. Chelsea, incapable as they were to keep the ball, had an edge to them but that led mostly to requests for a penalties. The best of them may have been Anelka's appeal for handball when a converted penalty would have doubled the lead. As it was, that unsafe 1–0 lead started to gnaw at Hiddink's team as Barcelona found a keener purpose following the interval. The pressure faced by Chelsea at Camp Nou was being experienced once again. It should have been dissipated when Abidal was sent off harshly. Drogba's flick sent Anelka dashing towards the penalty area. Abidal, deliberately or something else, chanced upon the Frenchman, who went down. Referee Ovrebo sent him off. Chelsea held the advantage against 10 men with a goal upfront. Undoubtedly, they should accept the blame of not sealing a place in the final. There was instead a fifth failure for the club at this juncture in the competition. The ill will and dispute bore inevitable echoes of the Mourinho period. A different period, with Hiddink out, lies ahead, if only there is a need to replace some ageing players, perhaps including Didier Drogba. In any case, this night will still loom over the newcomers. In years to come, it will remain a historic night to remember in the heart of every Chelsea supporters.. |
Honestly I don't understand this stuff. Is it that one must refer before u get ur 5€? If No, where then is d cash? |
Julietsim:Give him sniper so u can marry one who doesn't like sex |
Any info on how to get GOP? |
DigitalBusiness:You are confused |
Vietnaminfo:I'm just trying to convince myself that you ain't a scammer cleverly trying to swindle people of their hard earned cash all in the name of TEFL certification bla bla bla. Even as I try to, I still smell danger. There are Vietnam threads all over nairaland. Why try to shift attention? I wish you can prove to us that u are truly in VN |
EDDYBABA01:Does language course guarantee a work permit? Curious to know |
Hadampson:And what kind of jobs are easily obtainable in N/America and Europe? Stop decieving yourself into thinking it's rossy in America and EU. SK is by far better than most European countries in terms of standard of life and education, cost of living, salary structure. Make research and ask questions rather than saying what u don't know |
I have been running a system confidently guarantees you N2500 daily. I've been doing it for some days. Follow me as we make success out of this lockdown period and beyond. NB1: You need capital of N4000 in your account. NB2: You will be devoting 4hrs of your time into this everyday. NB: This system is for those who knows what virtual football is all about. If you are interested, hit me on Whatsapp. My number is zero seven zero three six seven two eight four nine nine. If u drop your contact here, no one will contact you. Chat me up..... I'll be dropping screenshots here later |
Arch plan for sale?
hmmmm wahala dey o |
Prettiepearlz:Take time to read read and understand what the guy is actually seeking. Did he tell u he doesn't know there's a thread for Canada/Australia Express entry? Someone is talking migrating and doing business in Nigeria, you are asking him to go and start processing something that he cannot finish in the next 2yrs |
Prettiepearlz:Easier said than done. Do u forbid Canada and Australia? |
babakb:You just hit the point. I think that's d reason it's almost impossible to get foreign jobs from here. I've tried it on so many sites even with the best CV, still nothing |
mrphysics:Yeah you are right |
mrphysics:Hmmmmm this green passport is really a very big setback. Even the underdeveloped countries still place restrictions on naija passport holders |
adeyemi91:Are u serious? I didn't take time to read the entire pages. The thread seem interesting at the beginning |
xoxo001:including flight? |
doubleportion:My guy I tire for d guy......... |
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Upforsex:This is what we see when adolescents leave home........ Just imagine the rubbish |
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