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Thanks for the wishes
@folake4u

@pocohantas
You were asking about unlimited data and whatnots. Here is something for you🙏

Thanks a lot🙏🙏
I'll take a look.

Sanchez01:
Hi! It's fine.

If you already have your degree and, say, for example, you've gone to law school and passed your bar exam, say in Nigeria, you might need to retake another bar exam in the state you wish to reside in the US. A faster alternative would be to get an immigration lawyer to help you navigate the headache. You should be good to go once you pass your bar exam but it isn't always that easy since every state operates independently and has its requirements for legal programmes. I found this online and I am hoping it might be useful: https://www.visaplace.com/blog-immigration-law/occupation-lawyer-usa/

Agba
One guy dey vex for e status say until dem poison one christian the rest of us nor go hear word. I just dey laugh dey reminisce my sallah rice when I chop yesterday

folake4u:
I don enter my house now.

Na you dey celebrate this sallah ooh

folake4u:
Lol, I go soon eat another round.

Las las na you win
My own na with two big pieces

folake4u:
My dear, thank God I was patient oh.

I don chop 3 pieces of big meat and hot jollof now now.

Celebrate grace!

Chai
Lucky you. Be like patient dog folake wan chop the fattest ram o

folake4u:
Hahahaha she nor sly me oh.

I dey her house live and direct. ☺️☺️

@Sanchez01
Sorry for the mention. But I can assure you this is a dead thread.

For someone planning to "japa" to the US using study route with a time frame within the next two years, I just read your update about how its not feasible in the long run. What other route would you advise especially for someone in the legal Field?