Travel › Re: Should I Relocate To JOS Or OSHOGBO??? by Mcslize: 9:50am On Aug 11, 2021 |
Gcool2: it requires enough planning..this is relocation,not just visitation... That's true. |
Travel › Re: Should I Relocate To JOS Or OSHOGBO??? by Mcslize: 9:14am On Aug 11, 2021 |
rainlover: Hello Sir! Pls can I reach you on WhatsApp? I plan to relocate to OSHOGBO next month. My WhatsApp number is in my signature thanks. So, you haven't even moved all these while? |
Travel › Re: Should I Relocate To JOS Or OSHOGBO??? by Mcslize: 8:50am On Aug 11, 2021*. Modified: 12:13am On Aug 15, 2021 |
rainlover: Hello Fam!! I'm planing of relocating from Port-Harcourt to Either JOS or OSHOGBO.
The cost of living here in PHC na die o! house rent ni?? even transportation.. Everything is on a high cost. Security na OYO!
I'm not yet sure of the exact place to relocate to..
(EXCLUDING JOBS OPPORTUNITIES OR BUSINESSES,
What are the costs of living in JOS /OSHOGBO, including House rent (self contain), Transportation etc
Is there constant power supply, good and stable internet connection?? (very very important) How about security, Social life? Banies...
Pls if currently live in JOS or OSHOGBO I highly welcome your contributions. Thanks I know you created this thread 2020. Where did you finally relocate to? |
Travel › Re: Should I Relocate To JOS Or OSHOGBO??? by Mcslize: 8:42am On Aug 11, 2021 |
puremaker7: Osogbo, best City I have ever stayed in Nigeria, I stayed around Ofatedo, 20hrs Electricity a day, constant water supply, no panicking about security. Wow, tell me more s out the city. House rent, food stuffs and neatness of the city. |
Travel › Re: Should I Relocate To JOS Or OSHOGBO??? by Mcslize: 8:39am On Aug 11, 2021 |
Oladoyinipede: please value your life and don't go to a crisis ridden area like Jos.if some areas in Jos are safe, won't you need to work,to visit places,to feel free and have peace of mind.
Osogbo is a very peaceful place to live..the cost of living here i.e feeding,housing and transportation here is relatively cheap... transportation fare within Osogbo no dey pass #50 at worse #80.
crime rate here is at the lowest, there is nothing like religious crisis and the night life too is not bad if you know your way�.Most importantly there is peace,alot of it actually.... Wonderful. I will put Oshogbo on my radar then. I have been thinking of a city to relocate to lately. I have always thought of the first security of the place (crime rate), power supply, affordable housing. So, in essence, will you truly recommend Oshogbo for someone like me as per my mentioned concerns? |
Travel › Re: Should I Relocate To JOS Or OSHOGBO??? by Mcslize: 8:34am On Aug 11, 2021*. Modified: 9:18am On Aug 11, 2021 |
Oladoyinipede: if what you say is correct then Osogbo is cheaper by far..a 2 bedroom self contain's average cost here is about #150k and electricity here, especially in some areas like okefia,oshogram,etc,is supplied for as much as 18-20hrs. Tell me about their houses there. Hope they have modern houses with P.O.P not those old houses with ceilings o. |
Travel › Re: Should I Relocate To JOS Or OSHOGBO??? by Mcslize: 8:31am On Aug 11, 2021 |
Ayomide002: Oga, [b]if you want peace of mind, stay away from North.[/b]Living with a northerner is like living with a viper. 99% of them are excessively aggressive That's my only fear of the North. Planning of relocating to any cheap and decent city of the federation with low crime rate and efficient power supply. |
Travel › Re: Should I Relocate To JOS Or OSHOGBO??? by Mcslize: 8:28am On Aug 11, 2021*. Modified: 9:15am On Aug 11, 2021 |
you4me: Big man come to Jos You can get a house in Gold&Base close to ray field GRA at a reasonable price where security is almost 100% guaranteed because an airforce base is situated there Mikel obi’s house is located there too Almost everyone in jos lives an average life so things are super cheap from foodstuffs to services rendered The night and social life is OK too cos the governor is a badass club addict I can keep listing the advantages here TDB You can contact me if you make up your mind on jos to help you settle in Modified! |
Education › Re: Courses That Should Be Avoided By Nigerians From Poor Families. by Mcslize: 7:32am On Aug 11, 2021 |
cliper230: I keep telling smart young people . Please don't waste your time on unnecessarily engineering courses. Go study physics or math or csc. Perfect your programming skills. Lol! You don't mean it. |
Education › Re: Courses That Should Be Avoided By Nigerians From Poor Families. by Mcslize: 7:07am On Aug 11, 2021*. Modified: 8:05am On Aug 11, 2021 |
ocelot2006: I respectfully disagree with the OP...at least to some extent. I'll advise anyone, irrespective of background, to study a professional course that will enable them stand on their own when the jobs are not there. In my opinion, Medicine & Surgery, Pharmacy, Accountancy, Engineering, Computer Science, and Law are very good choices. I'll even go on to add the Agricultural Sciences.
With respect to the OP's point on Engineering, he's absolutely right though about Electrical & Electronics + Computer Engineering. Information Tech and Communication is key now. Equally throw in IoT, Electric Vehicles, Autonomous systems, Artificial Intelligence, SMART grids and cities. Add to that microelectronics is making a MAJOR come back with the present shortage of chips globally and the ongoing battle for supremacy between east and west. EE engineering, Compt Engineering, and COMPUTER SCIENCE will play major roles now and into the future. As for Petroleum Engineering, frankly I think the course is a dead one, especially when countries are now dumping fossile fuel for other forms of energy (solar, geothermal, wind, etc). You only have to look at the trend now globally with IOCs selling off their assets, plus the job cuts. But I respectfully disagree on Civil and Mechanical Engineering as they both remain OVER-RELEVANT, especially with the dearth of infrastructure in the country (roads, ports, airports, bridges, power dams, housing, etc), and the urgent need to provide these. I encourage young ones to delve into these courses, irrespective of their economic backgrounds as they will definitely pay off. Just avoid courses like Chemical Engineering, Textile, Materials and Metallurgical, or any course that restricts you. Nice one but remove Chemical Engineering. That's a very broad profession. They fit in all industries. Don't be deceived by the name Chemical. They don't handle chemicals as most people reason, going by the name. But they design and control processes for industries. All industries have processes. They are the ones that will tell you how to improve systems performances to maximize profit for the firm. It's not a restrictive profession, far from it. They fit in all industries being construction, manufacturing, cosmetic, food, pharmaceutical, production industries and so on. A chemical engineer is also responsible for making estimations for firms that want to embark on any projects (cost estimations) from the start of the project to the completion and all what is involved. They also fit into procurement sector. You need a chemical engineer for the procurement of equipments for the establishment of any firm. Without a chemical Engineer, many things will go wrong in an establishment. Lots of persons have the notion that Chemical engineers deal with just chemicals. Far from it.Chemical engineers typically do the following: •Conduct research to develop new and improved manufacturing processes • Establish safety procedures for those working with dangerous chemicals • Develop processes for separating components of liquids and gases, or for generating electrical currents, by using controlled chemical processes • Design and plan the layout of equipment •Conduct tests and monitor the performance of processes throughout production• Troubleshoot problems with manufacturing processes • Evaluate equipment and processes to ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations • Estimate production costs for management |
Education › Re: Courses That Should Be Avoided By Nigerians From Poor Families. by Mcslize: 6:29am On Aug 11, 2021 |
atom080: @ Gerrard59 .
get my fact right! physics is not a profession while engr is. never compare the two in terms of employment opportunity. True fact! No one should compare a professional course to a non professional course. There is big difference. |
Education › Re: Courses That Should Be Avoided By Nigerians From Poor Families. by Mcslize: 6:08am On Aug 11, 2021 |
The only outdated Engineering course I can think of right now is Petroleum Engineering, others are still very relevant.
Funny enough, EEE is very competitive. |
Education › Re: Using Two Names Instead Of Three Names by Mcslize: 9:14pm On Aug 10, 2021 |
wisestman: There is no issue as far as I'm concerned. 2 out of 3 is very fine. That's how I have been using my names. Only 2 almost all the times, use the 3rd one which is my middle name only rarely. Op, he is right. He said it all. I have 3 names. But I only use 2. I meant, my surname and first name. All my documents bear just those 2 names. I only answer my middle name but it's not on my documents. As far as two of the name correspond to what's on your documents, you have no issue. Modified: But you can swear an affidavit if you think it will cause any issue. That's why I have always sticked to my 2 names to avoid these type of things. Any time I am filling any form, it is just those two names I use. I don't fill my middle name. I just answer my middle name only. Adiob200 |
Travel › Re: With About #5m... How Can I Leave This Country Legally? by Mcslize: 4:05pm On Aug 10, 2021 |
OP don't listen to people telling you, age is not on your side. People relocate even at 40. Some persons you see today, got wrong information that made them gave up on their plans even without trying.
People will always discourage you with different wrong information. If you yourself don't plan things out solely and go on to listen to every naysayer, you will absolutely be discouraged and give up your plans.
Try and make a little research on your own and plot your map well. While doing that, avoid all forms of discouraging words from people who always believe you can invest that money and make billions in Nigeria. |
Travel › Re: With About #5m... How Can I Leave This Country Legally? by Mcslize: 3:52pm On Aug 10, 2021 |
Kandeed: What's Next level zombie shit?? I think you need to apply senses when talking or typing atleast in saying meaningful things The OP said, he wants to travel out. Suggesting to him to invest the money, isn't a right advice. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Do People Earning Below 40k In Lagos Live Fine by Mcslize: 3:34pm On Aug 09, 2021 |
lebete3000: What if it has become an addiction? An addiction can be stopped. It requires discipline. Once you can discipline yourself, there is no addiction one cannot be free from. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Do People Earning Below 40k In Lagos Live Fine by Mcslize: 3:11pm On Aug 09, 2021 |
Goldbw122: The same way men spend for alcohol and drugs.. that is why it is difficult for them to save, you are right. Ride on. Exactly. Their are many things men should cut down on to be able to save. If they can identify those things and moderate them or stop them, they will be able to save. Once I know something is becoming a habit that always suck money from my pocket, I stop it instantly before it becomes an addiction. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: How Do People Earning Below 40k In Lagos Live Fine by Mcslize: 2:54pm On Aug 09, 2021 |
Skyfornia: You are a bad spender...two things that gulp money in Lagos are transportation fare and rent...if you are not paying rent then half of your problems is solved. With 80k salary as a single guy, who is not paying rent in Lagos, you supposed save atleast 40k every month. Womanising is one thing that is draining most guys pockets. No self control. With the rate of ladies doing runs these days and men that can't control their anacondas, it's quite hard for most to save. If they tell you how much men spend carrying girls up and down, your mouth will be wide opened. Imagine carrying one girl today, and tomorrow carrying another one. Next day same thing. It becomes an addiction. Most won't admit this. But that's the true reality of most men/guys. They spend everything on carrying girls. In this era, every man needs to discipline himself if not, they will work for years and nothing to show for it. My advice to young guys aspiring to have a meaningful saving is they should be wary of the type of girls they date. Dating a materialistic lady will drain a guy. Dating a girl that has no money management skill can wreck a guy. And those running after runs girls should do it with common sense. All the like of hook up and the rest. While I won't condemn it, but as a guy, it should be done with moderation. Meeting up once a while. It shouldn't be regularly. Some guys hookup 4 times a week. And they spend nothing less than 10-15k in every meeting. That's bad for a guy finance. Guys should wise up. |
Romance › Re: We Had Sex 2 Months Ago And She Is 3 Months Pregnant Now by Mcslize: 1:05pm On Aug 09, 2021 |
DanielAlhassan: how is that possible we hard sex two months ago and she three months pregnant I can't accept it Go and save money for DNA. You could have avoided all these if perhaps you used condom. I can't find myself in this type of shits. Brace up and accept the baby and go for DNA later. |
Nairaland General › Re: Lady Smashes Head On Slab As One Way Accident Kills Her In Delta (Graphic Pics) by Mcslize: 8:25am On Aug 09, 2021 |
Cokahot: In 2015 I fell off from a bike at medium speed,by a t junction. He was trying to avoid pot hole and lost control and gba m I fell,I landed with my samsung note 3 and teeth. My teeth pieces,my note 3 screen remained intact. I bruised my hand. Bike accident no be here o. Imagine police saw me in my state and told me sorry,and drove off. No one rescued me Such a terrible incident. So what did you do to the teeth thereafter? |
Education › Re: ESUT Students Pack Feces As Landlord Ignores Filled Soakaway Pit (Disturbing Pix by Mcslize: 10:47pm On Aug 08, 2021 |
guidsy: This is unhygienic and unacceptable. The septic tank will always have issues in the long run and that's why we advice people to install a biodigester instead because it'll never get full neither will it contaminate ground water. The biodigester is very efficient and works wonders. I can tell you more about it. Tell me more about it. What is biodigester and how does it work? |
Travel › Re: A Nairalander’s Road Trip To New York by Mcslize: 3:05pm On Aug 08, 2021 |
Limassol: just a spot in a neighbourhood and you got carried away. Do you think there is any country in this world that is 100% free of rundown areas? Yes, my country of origin. |
Events › Re: Bride Refuses To Smile As Husband Sprays Her Naira Notes At Their Wedding by Mcslize: 11:21pm On Aug 07, 2021 |
slawormiir: Damnnn niggar Isoright...
The bride don loss joy...
Anyway na only she know wetin be her problem
Really....what if she nor come green dey satisfied with the amount way the man spray.... See wahalar Anyway....na them sabi....every body get their own problem....make I sleep small....wake up around 2am....light up my weed and start huzzling...because from 2am now my woman go don wake up for shanghai So so weed na you dey smoke. Take it easy bro. Damn nigga! |
Travel › Re: A Nairalander’s Road Trip To New York by Mcslize: 10:22pm On Aug 07, 2021 |
zolajpower: I stayed in Kano for three years it took me two good years to learn and speak the ( HAUSA) language. but I spent 5years in benin I was able to speak only one word that is uwese or ogha ba to kpaye ise which I have learnt on tv shows . They love gossips especially men , they don't like themselves let alone strangers ...... But I will tell hausa re more open hearted than the benins . Thank God sey your wife never gave the node to go . She's can't be concerned about the girls , but there are other things that happened there you won't wish for . No night life , there agberos and driver , the indigenes so many that I can't count . Guy be happy you re in Kano . If not for my girlfriend ( from USA ) I would have relocated to Kano . Benin is worse off How is it like for someone who is not a Muslim to live in Kano? Thinking of a good city to relocate to. Hope there is no threats to those who are not Muslim? |
Romance › Re: Single People How Do You Cope With Being Alone by Mcslize: 7:24pm On Aug 07, 2021 |
I stay alone and I have never been lonely. Maybe it's because I love my own space. I really don't like that clinginess nature. That's why I find it suffocating when in a relationship. My longest relationship I have had so far lasted 1 and half years.
If I marry today, this is one aspect of me I will like my partner to understand. There are times when I just love being on my own.
I might adjust after I settle down though. But I will still let my partner to give me little space to meditate. Yes of course, I will spend enough time with my partner, but I will still love to have my special room met for only me where I can go to and spend time alone, even if it is 2 to 3 hours.
It's just one's nature.
The reason why you feeling so lonely is because you tied your happiness and good time with spending time with people. Such that, if you don't see people around you, you feel lonely.
But you just have to learn how to find joy in being alone most times. With time, you will grow to get used to yourself.
It's just a mindset. |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: 60,000 Salary Job In A Manufacturing Co. Or 70,000 Contract Job At Stanbic Bank? by Mcslize: 11:21am On Aug 07, 2021 |
ThreeEyedRaven: I'll take the Stanbic bank as It's more secure. It's better on your CV too. It exposes you to your future customers Are you serious? Contract job is more secured? Jesus Christ of Nazareth! |
Romance › Re: Why Do Nigerian Girls Do This When They Visit You? by Mcslize: 10:21pm On Aug 06, 2021 |
siofra: Common earpiece, USB and power bank is what this one is wailing about. Na them be this. Ole buruku! |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Lady Buys Hair With Money Given To Her By Boyfriend To Start A Business by Mcslize: 7:30pm On Aug 06, 2021 |
Pumpumking:
You funny? U judging me on $300, 4real?? $300 dollars? i dont belif this ha ha ha ha ha....Bro i have not laugh like this for a looooong tme ha ha hah ha. I give people I dont know moiney for free.....good moiney.
Bro, if u know wot I do for livvvvin.....truss me....u will go into hiding!!! (REAL TALK) 
Odogwu, tuale, tuale again, I say tuale again and again. I stand on top pole remove cap for you o. |
Romance › Re: Nigerian Lady Buys Hair With Money Given To Her By Boyfriend To Start A Business by Mcslize: 7:27pm On Aug 06, 2021 |
Rozcol: Some boyfriend sef,why still put eyes on what she does with the money you freely gave her,not a good thing Rozcol, fear God for once na! |
Travel › Re: A Nairalander’s Road Trip To New York by Mcslize: 5:53pm On Aug 06, 2021 |
Gilbertase: one confused, self-absorbed, conceited fellow there was screaming ENVY. Like just imagine. I no hungry, no mean say make I belleful sotey to come talk say hungry pple too like to dey complain abt food. That is what that guy was saying in summary. Don't mind the guy. Some people like living in denials. |
Travel › Re: A Nairalander’s Road Trip To New York by Mcslize: 5:14pm On Aug 06, 2021 |
Springboot: He's right, I lived in the US for 16yrs, when the opportunity came that I had to return Nigeria when my organization started full operations here, I was selected. Initially I wasn't happy about it but now I do not regret moving back here. If you're comfortable financially, Nigeria is not as bad as you all paint it online. Seriously? With all the insecurities, kidnappings, police harassments, irredeemable corruptions, incessant killings, dieing health care we all experience in this country? Please, tell me another thing. We are not safe in this country. Any day you wake up and see a new day, thank God. |
Travel › Re: A Nairalander’s Road Trip To New York by Mcslize: 7:49pm On Aug 05, 2021 |
CUMIN: Apart from the economy and organized environment...I like my naija die Keep consoling yourself.  |