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There is an elite group of japa people that do not necessarily live abroad. They typically spend 6 months in USA or Canada or UK and spend 6 months back in Nigeria. They go abroad to work for some months and come back home to Nigeria. Please who can guide on how to achieve that status instead of going abroad to live there or spend years. What is the best route or process to achieve that, especially for Canada or USA. Please help with advice and experiences. Thanks nairaland |
A company in saying they can help people get visiting visa to Canada easily, and there is a way it can actually be converted into a work permit. Please nairalanders in Canada, what is your take on this? Has anyone experienced this process? Thanks in advance |
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Leaving the Streets partnering with Christianity Project went to the streets of Alausa to give food and relief to the homeless, as well as pray for them. We plan to do this again next wek. These people need God, food, clothes and anything you have that you are not using. Leave a comment below if you'll like to help in any way.
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Niom:Yes. USD withdrawal is $25, while other currencies is $50. Maybe God made them set it that way now because of just YOU ![]() |
qwertyboss:Thanks |
My friend makes homemade Zobo in medium scale quantities, she tried approaching some stores to put her product on their shelves, but they are asking that she does nafdac. Please is there any way around this? Or what is the cost and process for small scale Zobo ? Thanks |
The Youth Party celebrates Nigeria's resilience at 63 amid calls for social, political, and economic reforms. Despite being in a challenging situation, Nigeria remains well-equipped to move forward. For over six decades since gaining independence, the socio-economic conditions of its citizens have remained deplorable. Democracy, much like military rule, has often brought bitterness and several unfulfilled promises. The desired quality of leadership has dwindled, overshadowed by greed and avarice in public service, leaving the average Nigerian in a state of hopelessness. Unfortunately, the current economic situation does not offer much hope for improving the common man's living standards. The battle against criminality, particularly banditry and Boko Haram, persists, leading to skyrocketing unemployment rates and a growing number of internally displaced people in camps. After 63 years of independence, Nigeria's picture appears gloomy. Political divisions along ethnic and religious lines have been exploited by the elite, further dividing the country and diverting attention from crucial issues. Despite the slow and often imperceptible progress, it's important to recognize how Nigerians, especially the youth, have consistently risen above these challenges. They've made their voices heard in various fields like music, technology, sports, and literature, promoting the country positively. Young Nigerians have broken records and showcased untapped soft power, often without government support, displaying a remarkable level of patriotism. While grappling with persistent challenges such as a failing national grid, inflation, and a depreciating currency, the demand for better governance remains crucial. Elections are just one step in the journey to democracy; the quest for good governance is essential for a brighter future. Hence, the Youth Party celebrates the greatness within all Nigerians, holding onto hope for a better future. We envision a Nigeria that fulfills our dreams and one we proudly pass on to the next generation. Happy Independence Day!
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DrAda:https:///+cdUb33D1O-5kY2Fk |
DrAda:Got it |
DrAda:We can create a WhatsApp group. We are very few. I think it's a knowledge gap thing, not sure though. Most people are not really hungry for self development and learning new things, so you quickly realise you'll overgrow this person and you lose interest. Hey, how can we get in touch? |
HRHQueenPhil:no it's phone number I need |
DrAda:I thought I was the one who wrote this. HMU |
PETERiCHY:thanks |
Please who has a phone number or email of Bokku mart. I would like to contact them with a business transaction but they didn't put any details on their website[left][/left] |
Frangel:Thank you very much for this |
Good afternoon everyone. Please I want to ask you a question. Is it actually possible to sell a stock on the NSE at a higher price than the market price if the stock is a stock that people hardly find to buy? For example, a stock like Nestle that is hard to get. Please I would love every education on this. Thanks |
Kereokwu:Thanks |
Please everyone. I'm doing a little research. What are the hardest stocks to find to buy in NSE? Thanks |
boltwings:I experienced exactly this same thing during my final year project. God showed me books I've never seen before that had exactly all I needed to complete my project. I went to the library to look for a book that I've never seen before, knowing exactly what the cover and size was, and what I will see inside. This was after I prayed and God showed me the book in a dream. God truly guides us if you'll accept Jesus as your saviour and as your helper |
Vijuchoco:found it. Thanks! |
Vijuchoco:sadly I couldn't find it on YouTube. Would appreciate a link. Good morning |
Vijuchoco:thanks. I'll check it out |
Vijuchoco:You're very correct on the meaning of Esan. That's where the stereotype comes from. What's the name of the movie please? You seem very smart. Definitely would be nice to meet you |
Vijuchoco:lol yeah we benins say that lol. But I have many Esam friends so it's an old mindset. Individuality is what matters |
Vijuchoco:looked through your profile and it seems you're from Benin. It so, it would be nice to connect sometime in ikorodu |
Vijuchoco:you're welcome . Feel free to contact me if you need any directions or help |
Vijuchoco:Hi yes. Ikorodu now has many nice places. Dreampark and garden and cinema, funcity park, Ikorodu park at beach road near ferry terminal, origin zoo, Oshodi art gallery, and many other hidden gems that are suitable for family. Also, many nice restaurants at garage side, the place, KFC, chicken Republic, dominoes, and tons more |
What is the cheapest solar system to buy for home use in Nigeria currently? |

