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Webmasters / Re: I Need A Webdesigner by mbhs139(m): 8:45pm On Sep 29, 2020
etoluw:


what u need is a custom plugin

Send me an in-mail on this app, and let's take it from there.
Webmasters / Re: I Need A Webdesigner by mbhs139(m): 6:00pm On Sep 29, 2020
mcqwerty:


Send a chat about your project

That's it about my project. I have explained it. I mean, I expect you to take it up from there, as skeletal as it seems, flesh it up and advise me on what next we need to do. So, what I am expecting is where do we start from, where do we go from here?
Webmasters / Re: I Need A Webdesigner by mbhs139(m): 3:50pm On Sep 29, 2020
GistGram:
Yes, we design your website for u, WhatsApp me to see our portfolio 0 7 0 6 7 2 0 2 2 2 2


I already have a website, built for me by someone. All I need now is membership page, where members of the Association can login to create and manage their profile. This may also include feeling online application forms for certain request. And possibly with a repository to update their monthly contribution on a monthly basis. reach out to me if you can
Politics / Re: Sanwo-Olu Donates Vehicles To Lagos State Judges (Photos) by mbhs139(m): 4:43pm On Sep 23, 2020
These things are not right, to be honest!

So, where's the independence of the Judiciary, if the Executives are gifting High Court Judges Cars? embarassed

What happened to the budget of the Ministry of Justice? If the Ministry deems it fit for the Judges to be entitled to vehicles, why can't they be the ones to provide such, having gone through the appropriate procurement process. It is utterly wrong in my view.
Family / Re: What Will You Do If You Have My Kind Of Parents? by mbhs139(m): 3:27am On Sep 20, 2020
I was also in a similar situation, my mum to be specific, and my dad is late.

My advise is just budget a monthly upkeep for both of them, perhaps a standing order, the amount is left to your choice, according to what you can afford, and that's it, no emotional attachment. Just send them upkeep. Shiekaynah!

As for your other siblings. Do the best you can for them but don't come too close. More importantly, don't allow any relative, child or children of relatives live with you.
Crime / Re: 50-Year-Old Ex-Convict Caught Raping 4-Year-Old Girl In A Bauchi Mosque (Video) by mbhs139(m): 2:08am On Sep 06, 2020
ProfAmaben:


This is perfectly normal in Islam, most of them are guilty of this act. The only problem is that the act was perpetuated inside the mosque.

Nothing would happen to the man, just go and treat your minor injury, at least you didn't blaspheme against prophet muhammad so you won't die.

What an absurd statement from an educated adult. Quite distasteful, especially on a public forum. A total lack of emotional intelligence, including those that gives a thumbs up. Disparaging a whole set of people based on the act of an individual. Shameful

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Jobs/Vacancies / Re: 774,000: 4 PhD, 200 Masters Degrees Holders Apply For FG's N20k Unskilled Job by mbhs139(m): 11:45am On Aug 27, 2020
IvarTheBoneless:
angry

Nawa ooo. I had a friend with a PhD who was teaching in a secondary school.

And I also know someone personally who earns 1 million naira monthly with a BSc.

PS - FFK with his Cambridge education accused Buhari of having a NEPA bill certificate...

OBJ & PMB aren't spectacularly educated yet God elevated to being the only 2 to have ruled a country of almost 200 million people TWICE.

This life sha...

Truth is we overate educational qualifications in this part of the world. I have been living in Canada for sometime now and have worked for a number of companies, none has ever asked me for my certificate. Just prove you know what they needed you to do. If you apply with your PhD for a job in Canada, it is very likely you may not get it...get on the job with a lesser qualification first, then prove the rest later. The koko is to earn a living wage.

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Phones / Re: Nigeria Has ‘Most Expensive’ Internet Globally, Surfshark Press Study by mbhs139(m): 7:43pm On Aug 26, 2020
SweetCunt97:
Can you imagine the nonsense! Our govt not helping the people at all! Bunch of illiterates after their selfish personal gains

Everything is not about govt dear. Nigeria run Capitalist Democracy, so you don't expect them to fix the price of everything.

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Travel / Re: Nigerian Mentality About Those Living Abroad by mbhs139(m): 11:42pm On Aug 22, 2020
emkz:


Far from it bros. I have never been to Canada, but I have friends who entered through the express entry route. A few were in the category of the professionals you mentioned and are doing very well: one of them is already talking of taking a mortgage. Another one, though doing very well, is already talking of bailing as soon as he gets what he wants (he is not wired for the environment). I am not trying to discourage anyone; in subsequent posts where some people were condescending, I explained that many rush without a concrete plan and these are the ones that I am most concerned for. Research the country you are going and try to get the legal status required. Canada has made this easy for professionals through the express entry. But seeing our people risking their lives through the desert, dying in their quest for a life of uncertainty, being ferried across the Mediterranean with the boat capsizing sometimes, getting arrested at the port of entry and hurled to immigration centers for deportation, being transported in refrigerated trucks or fighting for refugee status hurts me. I don't see the need for such a risk and would advise against it. If you have no plan, stay in your country.

As to the dignity of labour you mentioned, far be it from me to undignify anyone's hustle. At some point, I considered being a security man myself and I am sure I'd have loved it if it paid my bills. I have also seen a garbage man driving a BMW 5 Series in one of the developed countries, so I know you are saying the truth. My emphasis is that our folks (including the professionals) abroad work hard for everything they have: those who work in management consulting/audit sometimes work up to 80-120 hours per week, the nurses put in long hours, the doctors see a lot of patients and may not necessarily have the time to enjoy their money, the engineers/miners sometimes go to remote locations far from home to work, those in the academia spend a lot of time writing research proposals to get grants in addition to teaching, supervising research, mentoring students and other administrative work that may affect family time. When I did my investigation, I found out that those guys calling people to cut their hair or braid can earn up to minimum wage. Those doing black work also earn a lot...until they are caught. My point is that it's not easy for professionals or non-professionals, and folks back home need to take it easy on these relatives abroad.


Well said. God bless you.
Travel / Re: Nigerian Mentality About Those Living Abroad by mbhs139(m): 8:16pm On Aug 22, 2020
emkz:
I remember when I lived abroad and was unfortunate to be in a relationship with someone back home. She calculated my earnings, deducted the costs of my rent, fuel and feeding, and requested I sent her the rest. She wanted to spend it on a lavish lifestyle to impress people and on her new relationship since I wasn't around.

When I returned to Nigeria, I fed better, lived better and had savings. Many of the folks back home fail to realise that many abroad work multiple jobs to live fairly comfortably and the taxes are high. I knew a man who worked as a taxi driver during the day and in the restaurant at night, I knew many who sold drugs, I saw some who worked as cleaners in the mornings and in care homes in the afternoons, there were some whose jobs were looking for customers to cut or braid their hair, even some who picked plastic bottles to sell and many of the women in prostitution. They would go to discount shops to purchase clothes at a bargain and some even go to second-hand shops. Then someone in Nigeria would send a message for money to make downpayment for iPhone 16.


I hope you aren't trying to paint a gloomy picture of living in the abroad?

Well, in as much as I am not disputing all what you wrote up there, there are categories of people living in the abroad, Canada to be precise.

There are two categories of Nigerians living in Canada- it's either you're a permanent resident (PR) or of a refugee status. It was very funny, and I was very surprised, when I met a Nigerian for the first time in Canada and he was asking me "where you pass enter...", and I am like, "Ha ha, where else I wan pass enter, no be airport" grin grin grin? It was later I learnt that there are two routes to Canada as a Nigerian- through the airport as a PR, or through the border post, Ruxton Road, as a refugee and protected persons. These are the kind of people you have described up there.

For the record, most Nigerian who came into Canada as a PR are professionals, as in professionals. They are engineers, accountants, IT professionals and what have you. It is the frustration in the Nigerian system that made some of us to leave. Some of us left because we want the best for our children. We left so that our children will not be carrying the green passport all around, thus denying them opportunities from anywhere around the world. Mind you, it is a big sacrifice we made for our children. In case you care to know, some of us leaves six digits salary work at Chevron, Total, NNPC, KPMG, etc to start all over again at the lowest rung of the ladder.

In addition, that one drives uber or taxi in Canada does not mean one isn't doing well. I know Nigerians have a warped mind set about dignity of labor. There are people that drives Uber in Canada and they have their own mortgage apartment. You need to see the guy that clean the toilet at Mississauga Square One, you go wonder shay na person wey dey clean toilet be this?! grin grin grin But the nobody send you o, because no be you go pay their bill. The cleaner in my office drives a 2018 Honda CRV, the kind we call first grade tokunbo in Lagos. I don't think I have ever boarded an Uber car brand beyond 2018 since my stay here as a PR. As a matter of fact, I once boarded a 2020 Benz as Uber rider.

In conclusion, what I am trying to say is there is an exception to the rule as you have posited, particularly in Canada, except for those of refugee or protected persons status. Finally, my advise is anyone travelling to the abroad should go with the right papers, pass airport enter grin and receive your "Welcome to Canada" or wherever it is greetings. Peace!

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Religion / Re: Bishop Oyedepo Fumes Over Plans By Government To Close Accounts Of Churches by mbhs139(m): 4:17pm On Aug 17, 2020
Goke7:


Nigerian GOs don't want to be accountable to anybody, they use God to cover everything. In scriptures when tax was demanded from Jesus and his disciples. Jesus complied sharp sharp. I wonder which bible Christians claim to read today.

Churches are meant to operate as Charity organization devoid of any business transaction. Am even in support of Churches opening factories or enterprises to create more employment but they must pay tax as long as they make profit. Doing all sorts of businesses and hiding under church to evade tax cannot continue. Lots of churches In Nigeria have camps, quest houses, lodges they give out for fees and rates, why won't they pay tax on such transactions. Nigerian churches should be more informed in this age and separate business concerns from the Church itself.

This Churches do business as a matter of fact. Do you know how much Olukoye of MFM raked in for his numerous books sales, under the church's name? Do you know how much some churches make in terms of renting halls to their members during special occasions like weddings, and even mosques. At least, I know of Lekki Central Mosque, they have a hall, inside the mosque, you can rent it at 300k for your event. So, what are we talking about? Churches and Mosques have day-cares, these are no charity anything, they collect fee from their users, aren't they suppose to be taxed? But no, Nigerians will argue otherwise, just out of hatred for the person occupying the post of the president presently. we are never objective, but will compare ourselves to saner climes. Saner climes kill huna there grin
Religion / Re: Bishop Oyedepo Fumes Over Plans By Government To Close Accounts Of Churches by mbhs139(m): 12:39pm On Aug 17, 2020
grin grin

After all these barrage here, it is these you people that will be shouting in saner climes up and down.

Let me tell you something, in saner climes, Canada in particular, we collect receipt when we donate to church or mosque and we declare it as part of our expenses while filing tax in order to reduce our tax liability. So, how will the church not account to Govt, how the money they received from citizens are being managed, that's what this is all about. Who are the churches accountable to? So, daddy GO should just continue to be making free money without paying tax? It doesn't work that way ó!

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Politics / Re: Obadiah Mailafia ‘Profusely Apologised’, Playing To The Gallery – DSS by mbhs139(m): 3:09am On Aug 15, 2020
LLSAINT:
You statement to me is incoherent ostensibly from your subjective presentation gone awry
No matter how absurd an info may be, it is the duty of law enforcement agencies to sift and monitor activities to see the flow.
Dr. Mailafia cannot just wake up and make inciting statements just because he wants to be heard but even at that, it is expected agencies put intel on ground to ascertain the facts.
Lives of humans do not know religion or tribe. Let's stop fanning the ember of tribes or religion.
If the DSS feels he has erred, there are means of addressing the situation not to come out in the open to say trash. Let them play us the video of the interrogations to ascertain the veracity. embarassed



It is quite pathetic that all you guys care for is the number of likes you receive on this platform. Most of you, your level of thinking and patriotism is quite terrible.

Now to the issue. Just BafanaBafana said, it's quite a pity that we have a President that doesn't have balls, Mailafia or whatever is being called should by now be getting measured for his prison uniforms.

How can someone at that level in the society make such an inciteful statement in the first place? Couldn't he have used his connection to bring this information, if at all they are true, to the attention of the security agencies? what exactly does he stand to gain or achieve by making public such an information.

You guys are lucky that you live in a Kangaroo country, where anything goes, where people are not call to account for their actions or inactions, even all the rubbish you posted up there would have landed you in trouble.

After, you all will be shouting 'human right' right, left and center. You forgot that every rights has their limitations. You people will come here and be making useless noise, being on each others neck, cursing and spewing rubbish, with tribal sentiments. Anyway, I don't blame you guys, it is what the society has made of you. Wetin hunger no fit do to a person's psyche? Quite pathetic really, and I feel very sorry for your likes, I honestly feel sorry, because you guys are actually living a low life. I can only wish God will lift you and your likes out of your miserable life.

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Romance / Re: Do I Tell My American Patient He's Being Scammed By A Nigerian Romance Scammer? by mbhs139(m): 3:36am On Aug 14, 2020
ALEX182:


I think I will. I even asked him if it was Ebola but he said it wasn't and mentioned West Nile virus. Me I don't know if West Nile virus occured in Nigeria earlier this year so I just kept mute and decided to find out.

The guy is so much in love and part of me feels that this will break his heart and lead him to do something drastic. It's so troubling to me and a part of me just wants to waka far and act like it's not my business but another part is burning with anger at the scammers

In my view, I will suggest you first of all bring this to your TL's notice (you know what I mean), and write an official report about it, before making a detailed professional plan, in connivance with your institution, of how the news is going to be relayed to him.

Since he's a patient, I want to believe he's either you're in occupational therapy or medicine, so you need to professionally manage the situation and not single handedly. Look for a thereaupatic way of braking the news to him in connivance with your institution.
Sports / Re: Match-fixing Allegation: Westerhof Defeats Bonfrere In Court by mbhs139(m): 6:33pm On Aug 12, 2020
Heffalump:


Next time put the water tank stantion behind the house. What you've got there is a poor design concept

Thank you o! I was going to same. What kind of designer is that? Imagine!
Politics / Re: MURIC Denies Receiving N200,000 From ISWAP by mbhs139(m): 3:43am On Aug 12, 2020
pafra:
Ok

The truth is that an average Muslim is fanatical and a potential jihadis

Most of there teaching make them radicalist in nature and boko haram

It won't be wrong to conclude that a typical Muslim is boko haram. In nature, they don't accept civilization no matter their education qualification.

It is a shame, a very big shame, that I used to share the same country with someone like you, and the other lots with their jaundiced comments here. But thank God, I do not share the same country with you guys anymore, so you can tear it down anyhow you like.
Religion / Re: Beirut: Church Altar Survives Explosion Despite Being Less Than A Kilometer Away by mbhs139(m): 6:06am On Aug 10, 2020
decatalyst:


God is great.

The gospel of Christ will take over the whole earth sooner than later. Amen

So, what makes you different from BH, is it not the same thing they are clamoring for, that Islam should be the single religion of the world? Sooner or later, you self go carry gun to actualize your aim. Most people are BH in their inner self unknowingly, until they find a gun in their hand to perpetrate the Gospel of Christ/Muhammad

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Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by mbhs139(m): 5:58am On Aug 10, 2020
Mamaroon:


See info here on who can be a dependent and procedure for future sponsorship of family members. The agent probably meant when one of the children is successful i.e. a permanent resident they can sponsor the parents.

The 50 year old couple can also explore investment options if they are very wealthy circa US$500k and above, like someone mentioned. Many provinces offer these. The cheapest route is probably what the agent mentioned though.

The Canadian immigration programs are straightforward and can be done without agents. The family can nominate the 24 year old to conduct further research.

https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=343&top=14

At the bold part, absolutely true!!!!
Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by mbhs139(m): 5:56am On Aug 10, 2020
ifeanyimoses:


Thank you very much, My aunt whose child is a citizen says I can claim his son as my cousin, I am looking for ways to increase my points, she also said I can travel to Canada for a vacation as its easier for Bankers and can try and see if I can arrange a job, as she said statistician job is highly sought after, what do you think?, thank you for all your advice.


At the bold part, that is if you're applying through the PnP route, and provided this cousin of yours is of age, I mean an adult, and can take up the responsibility of being a host, otherwise, no try am o!
Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by mbhs139(m): 5:52am On Aug 10, 2020
Limitlessbond:
Good evening all,
Please will it raise an eyebrow if a family of 3 is getting their POF as gift deed from parents or sibling?
Is it advisable or should one desist from it if possible. Note the person has over 5years working experience.
Thanks for Ur valuable inputs

Just provide all the necessary documents that shows that it is actually a Gift Deeds. It doesn't matter if you get one percent or hundred percent of your PoF as Deed. What matters is being able to proof that it is actually a Gift Deed, and being able to convince the VO with all required documentation

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Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by mbhs139(m): 5:49am On Aug 10, 2020
Godtemi:
Am sorry for my question again
I have Google this question and all the answers are not same.

I want to know if I can do Medical test for my baby and wife without ITA yet?

What is the present cost for adult 30year above?
And baby 0-4years ?

If I can do it, please help me with the hospital address in Lagos

For my baby international passport, I will be doing it next week with her National I D card at ikoyi

I doubt if you can, because you'll need a letter from IRCC to take to the accredited clinic. Otherwise, they will not attend to you.

At the bold part, there are two of them in Lagos, Qlife on Victoria Island, 155A Prince Ade Odedina St, off Sinari Daranijo St, Victoria Island 101244, Lagos, Nigeria, Phone: +234 809 974 2000; and IUM at Ikeja, I don't know the address, and google didn't bring it out. I can ask my friends though

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Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by mbhs139(m): 5:42am On Aug 10, 2020
Bcpump:
Please i need help with UNILAG transcript for WES evaluation. Does anyone have any contact?
I have already tried the records page on the website. the new application page is not working.
thanks


It is working now, I just applied for a very close friend on Friday. Processing fee to North America is now 32K.
Send me an sms on this line; 07020617732
Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by mbhs139(m): 5:39am On Aug 10, 2020
ifeanyimoses:
Good day my people, this is my first time here, I am planning to immigrate to Canada through the various Canadian immigration platform with my sister who holds a bachelors degree, so I am currently running my Masters in Statistics, as I was told it will add more points to me. I also work in a bank as a Statistical data analyst and have 'a year +' experience in that role. I also have a brother, not direct (not same surname) but same kindred who lives in Canada, and I am thinking of using that to add points. I also plan to write Ielts next year. I am single and would be 28 when I am done with my Masters. Please what can I do to maximize my chance of immigrating to Canada as a Statistician/data analyst. I really do not want to miss it when I apply?


http://funmioyatogun.com/2019/02/canadian-pr/

I hope this link should work for you and others

In addition,

For ios users:
https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1447024170

For Android users:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=maaz.canpr.myapplication

I think it is best you access this through your phone's browser so that it just take you to the respective stores straight

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Travel / Re: Canadian Express Entry/federal Skilled Workers Program - Connect Here Part 9 by mbhs139(m): 5:28am On Aug 10, 2020
Evie123:


Please does anyone know?

Since your husband have a work permit already, I suppose you both will be landing as spouse, then you can apply for a work permit on arrival. I know of a couple, this is their situation. Except if the work permit does not allow your husband to come with his family/dependent.

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