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Ugosample:
keeping expectations low in the sense that don't think you will land in a foreign country and start packing money after the short term.
most times, it does not happen like that

just do your best, AND STAY AWAY FROM CRIME

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Ugosample:
Gambia is not a bad country

but I must say it is a very small one

When going there, keep your expectations low, and be very prepared, to prevent disappointment

Good luck to y'all

Ugosample:
interesting thread here.

starbn:
yep.I want to visit there and see things by myself.if it worth staying there.I will.

starbn:
that's a nice idea.add me

wambai80:
I am relocating from naija, Gambia has many opportunity, be it.. Job, Business and you can even rely on weekend classes in the Gambia, you can make it, so! Yes! Am relocating and I intend to travel by road as its cheaper.

wambai80:
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GoooooD!! Mooooooorning , Nairalanders. I have open my door. If you wanna Travel To Gambia, you join Me. I will be Travelling by End of September so! Come one! Come all!!

chiommy123:
They are not tired of free things

chiommy123:
They are not tired of free things

milemimi93:
The reason I'm not married and will never marry is because I am not meant for marriage.
It’s not my destiny to marry.

OgaGist:
See more photos here >>> http://gistmore.com/nigerian-students-drank-muddy-water-celebrate-graduation-photos

Magichand:


Speaking on Instagram, she said it was really had for her at a time, which almost made her do terrible things.


ifuennada:

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bm0cfwtDzIA/?hl=en

dy79:
I feel like helping everyone, but what I can say is that if you guys can drop your CV and credentials I will seriously be of help. But I will make a point clear that the salary is relatively poor only private class is the way out. I was in Niger teaching maths in an a level school at ilupeju Lagos and I was earning even bigger than my current salary but what I make from private class here in Gambia is *4....my Niger salary put together... Let me have your CV please.

dy79:
I feel like helping everyone, but what I can say is that if you guys can drop your CV and credentials I will seriously be of help. But I will make a point clear that the salary is relatively poor only private class is the way out. I was in Niger teaching maths in an a level school at ilupeju Lagos and I was earning even bigger than my current salary but what I make from private class here in Gambia is *4....my Niger salary put together... Let me have your CV please.

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Billionaire Daughter, Temi Otedola shared this beautiful photo as she is currently in Greece, Her Boyfriend, Singer Mr Eazi can only but gush over his woman's beauty as he took to the comment section to write:

"Wow!!!!."

Gists via: http://www.yomzzyblog.com/2018/08/mr-eazi-in-awe-of-his-bae-temi-otedolas.html

Letenwam:
Juliana Olayode a.k.a Toyo Baby, who during the week announced that her parents who had been separated for 17 years are back together, has recounted the challenges she faced throughout the period. 

According to Juliana Olayode, the reconciliation of their separated parents started after her elder sisters called for a meeting between her dad and her mom. She added that at first, she thought it wouldn't

work. She had written on Instagram;

“I know that my Rebirth Fam would be able to relate more with what I am about to share. Gosh, where do I start? My heart is racing. I still can’t believe it. I have prayed for it to happen for 17 years. At some point, I stopped praying about it because nothing changed, things only got worse.

"My elder sisters called for a meeting, and between us, we wanted to reconcile my mum and dad but we didn’t tell them about it. I was so afraid. I wondered if they would come or if our plans to bring them back together would work. So, three days before the meeting, I started praying about it. I started imagining them together. I was just doing everything by faith.

“On Sunday morning, I had cold feet. I was so afraid. “God, please do it this time”, was my prayer when I entered my late sister’s house for the meeting. It was a VERY long process but they made up. They hugged each other and looked into each other’s eyes and started laughing. Then my mum started crying and my siblings and I joined in the tears of joy.

"I’m still in shock.

"So fam, wedding bells are ringing;

"There is nothing God cannot do. Don’t stop praying. Don’t stop believing. He will do it in his own time…

"I join my faith with everyone whose parents are divorced or separated for whatever reason and I declare that the same God who answered my prayer after 17 years will do yours if you so desire (Amen)”

However in a new chat with Saturday Beats, Juliana Olayode disclosed how how she and her siblings have always wanted their parents to come back together.

“My parents were not aware of the whole plan; they didn’t know they were going to see each other and we are happy they eventually reconciled.

“Like I said in my book, it was very difficult not seeing my parents together. Going to school and coming back to meet only mummy or Daddy; I have always prayed about it as a child, that was always my little prayer to God. It happened when I stopped trusting God about it and I just believed that in God’s time, he would make it happen, and I am happy they reconciled" she said.

https://lailasnews.com/dad-and-mums-separation-was-a-very-difficult-period-for-me-juliana-olayode/

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GraGra247:
This is simply what I was trying to demonstrate in another thread that was addressing rape here:

https://www.nairaland.com/4668071/burial-khensani-maseko-south-african#70148722

This woman suffered more than a rape victim but she chose to rise above her misfortune and stay alive.
Yet women suffer rape and decide to take their lives all because the media and the society have made rape to look like the worst thing that can happen to a woman.

We should encourage victims of misfortune to rise above their difficulties and thrive.

I'm sure the very unlearned fellas will still misinterprete my comment again.

Babyforever:
Any person paying for my bride price get one of this when coming