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are there any universities in Nigeria?

PWC ,

Iice is actually a guy

we'll need a video and photo to accompany your add

Walmart in Nigeria is certainly not a good thing.

See what Tesco Stores are doing in the UK: farmers are getting poor or being driven out of business by tescos price demands, not to talk of the thousands of small retailers tesco has driven out of business.

Walmart may creat a number of jobs, but they'll be driving a lot more people out of work, particularly in the villages, and guess what? , most will then head into the cities.

, and for some post I read a minute ago: Harrods isnt opening in Nigeria. There is only one harrods branch, and its staying that way.

Nigerian girls simply eat too much. Next time you go to a wedding thats not too organised , just stand back and watch the girls at the buffet table , embarassing. I'll probably start recording them and posting on youtube soon

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Its not really just about good and bad attitudes. I think the more salient issue is that for some strange reason, African girls tend to be deeply influenced by the western culture, and tend to loose their roots, thus incompatibility issues then arise.

Nigerian girls come over her, and suddenly start going to rock concerts, listning to indie music, joining environmental protests, buying guitars, going rock climbing, reading Bacon, and a host of other strange things.

This simply doesnt happen to Nigerian guys for some reason.

first mistake , you confessed , you NEVER NEVER EVER do that. Even if she catches you live , next day, convince her she was dreaming.
solution , end it and walk away

lucky is the woman who can find a man to do all that , and luckier is the man who can find a woman thats worth doing all that for

Breaking News: the Queen mother was also Nigerian

Back to the main question. I've worked in a bank in Nigeria, and I've worked in a government office wich works very closely with CBN, all before i left the country. CBN is a better deal anyday. You may see their pay check and think its just okay , don't be decieved. There are loads of monies paid weekly, monthly quarterly from all angles, for all sorts of crazy things.

I would have written some more, but I won't, cos I'm presently trying to get back in there.

I really don't know what you guys are arguing about. The simple facts are:
Land is one of the best investments in the world, and 'normally' its value will always go up in the long run. SO regardless of any boom or bust, the value will eventally always increase.

Second, whenever there is a boom of any sort, its always followed by a bust (check your history). All booms are artficial and fuelled by certain conditions, speculators, laws etc. Eventually, the system must correct itself.

Further, someone mentioned something about Nigerians out here pumping cash into property. Yes we may be, but then most of us are aware the prices will soon crash, and are waiting.

80,000 is tough eespecially if you lived in the US for a while. You can start with that as long as you have plans to inrease this income. There are loads of things you havent yet factored in , eg:

clothes and shoes
diesel for the gen
inter-state travelling (one trip to abuja alone, halfs the monthly income)
presents, ticket money, recharge cards etc for regular chics, (assuming you dont settle for only prostitutes)
egunje allowance
internet access
books, magazines, newspapers
gate mans salary
, it goes on

IBB, without doubt.
Every one talks about the $12bn oil revenue , how about monies from the period eight years prior to the oil windfall? everyone seems to forget about that

I agree with cediland, ghana is currently doing quite well and going in the right direction. Of course its low population while you consider it an advantage (sic: less mouths to feed), its actually more of a disadvantage (less population to buy goods and services, less brain power etc),

I'm also quite impressed with initiatives like the new Ashesi university founded by that ex microsoft guy. However, wether you like it or not, once you start drilling that oil , Ghana is doomed.

EVERY third world and undeveloped country that has natural resources is either fighting internally, or is a dictatorship.

what exactly do you mean?

Hi everyone, I have access to massive quantities of female clothes from regular London High Street shops (top shop, new look, jame norman etc) at amazing prices. I got into this with the aim of exporting to Nigeria, but on second thoughts, if I can get whole sale Nigerian buyers here in London, better for me.

So if your interested, send me an email (bozga2007@yahoo.co.uk).

Note: These are NOT out of season clothing, they are all current designs and its ongoing.

what kind of seminars? and in which country?

Hi everyone, I have access to massive quantities of female clothes from regular High Street Shops (top shop etc) at amazing prices. I got into this with the aim of exporting to Nigeria, but on second thoughts if I can get whole sale Nigerian buyers here in London, better for me.

So if your interested, send me an email (bozga2007@yahoo.co.uk).

Note: These arent out of season clothing , they are all current and its ongoing.