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Ghaliz:
Look at you the ultimate adjudicator of relevance. Ain't you a sweetheart? Let the agents in and let information that is free be commodified. Let someone point people seeking answers or opinions in the direction of his own website where he has a direct financial stake rather than IRCC.

While he's free to pursue his legitimate financial interest why should he pursue it here? he could take out an ad, Not on a page assembled through years of work and mentorship by people offering help and sharing their experiences for mutual benefit and advancement, it would exert a corrosive and deleterious effect on the entire fabric of the thread.

This page does not exist to carry any agent's water. I have stated my opinion, I'd continue to, the relevance or dearth of is entirely your preoccupation Shalom!

Ghaliz:
You're going to mess around and get yourself hooked for misrepresentation, first your openness and eagerness to lying and misrepresentation does not bode well for you, all members of the five eyes alliance share immigration data. Don't tell so many lies that would require many more lies to cover up.

First you need to calm down, your NYSC work does not satisfy the full time for one year requirement because camping and terminal leave eats into almost 2 months of the scheme, unless again you keep working there after your NYSC has elapsed, so you simply don't have the requisite experience to qualify for the FSW programme.

So you need to get a job whose duties tie closely to the future NOC you will use for your application, make sure you are paid, document mode of payment, payslips, taxes, work ID.

You can simply include your "previous work" in personal history where you won't be required to provide any evidence for it.

Again next time you're offered a shortcut please hesitate and consider how it might affect your future opportunities, if you don't take anything else from me take this advice. Don't go and get another "arrangée" job to prove work experience you might be required to submit bank statements and tax records. Don't run the risk of misrepresentation, don't destroy your future.

Nnamdipapa:
I have been craving Ghanaian watche, I found this nice restaurant in Lagos.

Nomsooooo:
Good day everyone,

So I initially asked this question but I’m not sure I was clear enough , so I’m here again . So I’m a 23 year old I’ll be 24 in December , I graduated from university here in Nigeria with computer science in 2021 and i currently hold an IT role . Fast forward to this year so I applied to a school in Texas for a bachelors in Computer science as well with part scholarship and my Sponsor can very much cover my COA . My interview is coming up in July but my question is will it be a red flag on my path have that my previous bachelors degree was in computer science and I’m going for another bachelors in computer science . Please I would really appreciate every opinion I can get on this . It’s been giving me anxiety lately. Thanks in advance .

adecz:
⏩ Deep fried Chicken delight... ✌️✌️✌️

chatinent:
Vegetable soup with shrimps, crabs, beef, kpomo, and cord.

I'm a manchelor cook!

Soup till Friday. No time to cook soup again.

bukatyne:
2: Buying in bulk is only cheaper for someone who has cashflow makes lump sum.

If a family makes daily/weekly income, they obviously would not be able to buy in bulk.

3: in addition to substituting food, also substitute brands; a pack of ziplock is about N2,700; there are locally sold brandless ziplock for 400 per dozen which does same job.

Morning Fresh is also cheaper than Mama Lemon; what I hated in MF before is now the selling point: the tiny dispenser.

Sunlight detergent vs Ariel etc.

Also learn to be very resourceful: cooking spray is same as rubbing your pan with olive oil or ororo;

Learn where to source for things at a cheaper rate.

Chairwoman:
This is healthy eating, wish I could start eating more healthier

Mohzus:
Iya ronke shop be like rice 100 , macaroni 50 , dodo 50 , eyin ncan kan . I miss eko Sha meanwhile that bros wey post amala u no do me well oo

Sparklinglyte:
is my bae not cute also

ritaprincess:
I really enjoy eating oats,it is my best food,I also enjoy oat swallow,it is better than garri,fufu and other swallow that are dangerous to the health. I remember then when I use to take eba,I would always feel heavy and lazy but with oat it is different,I feel light after taking it,the only downside is that it is expensive.
Most people don't care about their health,all they know is to eat anything that looks like food. If you tell them that pounded yam is bad,they will tell you that their forefathers ate it and lived to an old age but they forget that men of old worked hard on their farms from morning till night and most times they eat their food with lots of vegetables,and they take herbs from time to time.I just hope one day people will realize that what they eat plays a major role in how healthy you are.

Sonnobax15:

,your dublex duplex for hell fire no get mate.....Very spacious to contain all your sins

emmaobi2:
Pls do I need to learn programming first or should I start with excel ... Help a brother I'm confused .I'm just starting my journey on data analysis have done a lot of research on Google and naira land too those re the two options I have been told to start with

IVORY2009:
Rice/Beans/Spaghetti and stew

post=104817209:
From Ghana all da way to Nigeria with loveeee .
This was super delicious to our taste buds @[b][/b].
Petyprincess, do you like Ghanaian foods?
If yes, come join us


For those that wants to know what this food really is,
We try breaking it down below......
Waakye (popularly called Wanke in Nigeria) is a Ghanaian dish of cooked rice and beans, commonly. The rice and beans, usually black eyed peas or cow beans, are cooked together, along with red dried sorghum leaf sheaths or stalks and limestone.

Lesgupnigeria:
Do agric..it pays

Want to get started,get trained first before you start.
You can register through the link on the first thread

#agriculture#agribusiness

GboyegaD:
Today is a public day at my end and had to utilize it.

Dinner:

Spicy honey orange flavored grilled chicken with a side of roasted vegetables topped with a mango dressing.

Dessert:
Mixed orange and coconut flavored ice cream topped with shaved hazelnut chocolate and a come for crunch.

Homemade bread and sweet potato and orange cake.

clint16:
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