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BornToSucced:
Indeed, you are talking from experience. I appreciate your advise. I think I can learn a lot from you.

What experience are you talking about? The experience of chineji, someone who spent a few days in Italy on vacation, not even someone who studied, worked or stay longer in the country to understand the real experience. Someone who has experienced and with no knowledge of neither the living or working conditions.

I hope Mr chineji has been to Milan lampugnano to see the hundreds of Africans who are looking to leave Italy in droves due to lack of job opportunities. I hope he has been to Parma to see how 12 Nigerians are cramped in 2 bedroom apartments. I hope he also saw well educated Nigerians who are sweeping the streets of Italy. And I do hope he knows there are as many Italians migrating to Germany for better opportunities.

So I think you need those with more experience that that. Well, unless you are going to the USA or Canada to go and admire the blue sea, US & Canadian women, the good roads or the fast trains.

kbms:
Try this...call for details. It is a 1.8L engine


https://www.nairaland.com/4774423/1999-audi-a6-forsale-registered

I don't think a 1999 Audi can be used for Uber.

Mcowubaba:
Bless you too baba
If you know, you know
Those wey know no, no fit know

Though I won't advise you to come back to Nigeria yet, next election is between Buhari and Atiku (APC and PDP), to me there is little or no difference. At least in Ger,many you don't have NEPA and Security problem

And don't lose hope, structure your CV and cover letter well, consult some career agencies and services, you could be on your way to get something good and professional, especially if you're fluent in German, and german immigration has an automatic stayback option for certain graduates, make use of that opportunity first, see how it goes, don't rush and come back to Nigeria, Unless you are 95% confident in getting something you desire

Cheers bro

Buhari and Atiku can burn for all I care. The reason I am waiting is just to see if there will be any brouhaha after the elections.

I'm only bothered about Security. Na to just find solar take console myself. Even if na 1.5KVA.

The thousands wey stay back for Germany. How are they faring. Most are into low-level Logistics jobs like Amazon or running from one temp agency to another. In all my sojourn in Europe, I have never met a Nigerian who could comfortably afford to rent a 3 bedroom with a car. Of what purpose is migration if I cannot live a better quality of life than the one I live back home.


Bros, I am not coming to search for job o. The one thing I am thankful of, is that Europe has exposed me to the many opportunities in Nigeria that I couldn't see before.

God bless you for this piece, Mcowubaba
. Claremont, I doubt you understand the kind of racism that goes on in the professional sphere in Europe. We had this argument with a colleague also. I applied for internship positions with my CV (same format, just different names, emails and phone numbers). I received 29 rejections in a space of 4 days while all 30 scheduled an interview with the one with the German name.

I am in Germany and it is pretty much the same. Thousands of Africans here even with German Masters & PhDs working low level cleaning and physical logistics jobs. I mean, seeing those who have been settled here for more than 20-30 years looking so haggardly is enough to discourage my continued residence in Europe.

I'm just waiting for the 2019 elections to be over and to receive my degree. Heaven knows I won't be here come June 2019.

Op, is that a typo or you are really 138m?

Is your Farm Park fenced round?

Match Ended.


71 - 40

kaleidoscope:
Can someone help with a live stream link

You can watch live on YouTube on FIBA YouTube channel.

Nigeria is playing well but the difference is in the accuracy. They throw and miss, while the US keeps hitting the damn basket.

And there is one Nigerian girl in the US team who keeps bullying her native land

bilag17:
In Nigeria of today, every household should be encouraged to engage in one form of agriculture or the other. I am a practicing catfish farmer, I know female farmers who are engaged in catfish table size marketing, catfish rearing, and even catfish fingerlings production. I encourage female farmers to keep the flag flying. Whatever a man can do, a woman can do it better (with determination).

If you're in Lagos and environs interested in learning catfish rearing, I can mentor you, with free 50 high quality post fingerlings, for hands on training, leading to a successful catfish (table size) production.
Contact : 0802-334-0270 call/whatsapp.

I am not in Lagos and I am not interested in mentoring. I just need some information about catfish farming.

I hope I can message you for free.

dominique:
As much as I don't support destruction of property, I need to hear the other side of the story before I can pass a fair judgement.

I am disappointed in this statement.

Maybe you can tell me just one thing that warrant burning another person's car.

vansledge:
dude can a guy who has resident permit in France use that visa to study in Belgium (probably leave in Belgium while studying)?

Not possible.

Schenghen visa only allows you to travel, partake in short courses or conferences but it does not allow you to study, work or partake in any economic activities in another country other than which it was given.

I had to apply for a separate student visa when going to France, despite having a valid German resident permit.

JuanDeDios:
That's surprising since most French people understand or speak English.

Believe me, it will be more surprising when you get there and see for yourself. Even if some can speak, they will not attempt to. Most blacks that are in France DO NOT also speak English.

Whoever wrote this article is high on cheap weed. I have studied in both France and Germany and I will point out facts.

- Grand Ecole is not the same as a university. In fact, they are levels apart (just like comparing a college of education to Unilag). A grand ecole is more elite, prestigious and renowned than a university in France. They are regarded as the Harvard of France, so it shouldn't surprise you that over 80% of people in top managerial positions are graduates of Grand Ecoles.

- Did I read wrong or did this article just say Grand Ecole is free in France? Even the normal polytechnic and universities are not free talk more of a Grand Ecole. Grand Ecole's can have tuition up to €50,000 per year. While normal universities are much cheaper (from €600 per semester), the cost of living in France is something else. In my opinion, it is second only to Switzerland when talking about the most expensive countries in Europe.

- Some parts of Germany are tuition free but most states have introduced tuition. Besides that, you need to pay a semester fee for every semester as well as deposit about 4M in a German blocked account. I wouldn't call that cheap. You are better off going to countries like Poland, Ukraine and Turkey even with a paid tuition.


Please if you ever want to study in France, make sure you speak French to an understandable level. I speak French up to level A2 before going and I must confess my life was still a living hell. The language barrier in France can make you commit suicide (not an exaggeration) despite the fact that I was in the second biggest city in France. It is almost the same in Germany but still a lot better than France.

When will Yoruba soldiers in the Nigerian military decide to stop risking their lives for a worthless fight.

You heard the Emir of Kano today (Sanusi Lamido). The Northern Elites consider you as colonizers and are hell bent on allowing only their 500 year old Almajiri Islamic Education.

According to Emir Sanusi, Northern Muslims want real independence in the practice of their Almajiri education and these people will keep funding this independence struggle through Boko Haram who are against Western Education as well as using their Northern brothers to sabotage whatever mission of the Nigerian Military while using Southern soldiers as Pawns.

At least 30 Nigerian soldiers have been killed in a gun battle with Boko Haram fighters who overran a military base in the country's northeast, according to military sources.

Scores of fighters in trucks stormed the base at Zari village in Borno state late on Thursday and briefly captured it after intense fighting, two sources told AFP news agency on Saturday.

"They came in large numbers in trucks and carrying heavy weapons and engaged soldiers in a battle that lasted for an hour," a military officer said.

"They overwhelmed the troops who were forced to temporarily withdraw before reinforcements arrived," said the officer who asked not to be named because he was not authorised to speak.

Boko Haram took weapons and military equipment before they were pushed out of the base by troops with aerial support, said a second military source who gave a similar death toll.

"The terrorists also suffered heavy casualty from the bombardment," one of the military officers said.
Boko Haram are thought to have attacked the base from the nearby Garunda village, where 17 troops were killed and 14 wounded in an attack on another military base last month, the sources said.


Military response

In a statement late on Friday, the Nigerian military confirmed soldiers fought Boko Haram "insurgents ... on rampage to loot the community and extort money from villagers".

"Troops ... have successfully routed Boko Haram insurgents in an encounter that ensued yesterday evening at Zari village," the military said in the statement.

It did not speak of military casualties and the raid on the base but maintained "several Boko Haram fighters and weapons" were destroyed in the fight.

The Nigerian army has on several occasions disputed reports on losses to Boko Haram and has in some cases played them down.

Boko Haram has waged an armed campaign in northeast Nigeria for years. The fighting has left more than 20,000 people dead and displaced over two million since 2009.

In recent months, the armed group has intensified attacks on military targets in recent months.
The assaults appear to undermine repeated claims by the Nigerian military that Boko Haram had been defeated.

On July 14, Boko Haram fighters overran a military base in Jilli village, in neighbouring Yobe state when dozens of troops were said to be been killed, wounded or missing. Soldiers and civilians have also been targeted in separate attacks in neighbouring Chad and Niger.

Source : https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2018/09/nigerian-soldiers-killed-boko-haram-army-base-raid-180901141047508.html

genq:
Gestational age of pregnancy is usually calculated from last menstrual period and not day of conception .. which would add a few weeks to the actual date the seed was sown

That being said, the chances of conception happening on the same week of marriage is very slim.

So its either; your wife is extremely fertile and took in immediately
Or

Yes, you are right. I'm no medical doctor and he might be the owner but it's all doubtful. Ovulation is on average usually on the 14th day (+ or - 2days), equals to two weeks. And I think the Op could help himself if he could recollect when his bride had the first menstrual period in their marriage.

BTW, Mr Quintuple , have you heard about Prenatal DNA. Please do so if you are doubtful

make sure you don't turn yourself to houseboy catering for all her needs during pregnancy only to find out the kid aint yours. Nigerian women of nowadays, fear dem.

Not just Nigerian women but women in general. With what I have seen, heard, as well as personal experience, I would be damned if I don't conduct DNA tests before and after the birth of a baby projected to be mine.

LuciferChristi:
Afonjas will never cease to amaze

Xanax and Prozac,

Two tablets each, to be taken three times daily.

DiDeBee:
No na... Sometimes I need dat home treat...like when I got ill and needed some one to cook and stuffs...Remember this is some one I intend to settle with so such boundaries shudnt be encouraged.

Please remember this is still a relationship and she is not yet married to you.

Of course we know how we do it but I don't think there is any sane parent that would allow her daughter go spend a week in a man she is not married to or even engaged to be married to.

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Location is surely Northern Nigeria, most likely Borno or Yobe.

I'll rather starve to death than accept a job offer anywhere in Northern Nigeria (Apart from Abuja) where you are surrounded by uneducated morons and religious fanatics who cannot eschew from violence.

I remember the 4 harrowing days I spent in Nasarawa. It felt like being right in the heart or Sambisa forest.

dingbang:
Well most times the answer I give to people on such issues is this, would you do the same thing if the tables were turned? You had a flight to board and you missed it cuz he forgot to wake you up? How would you react to it?

What nonsense are you saying? Did you even bother to read the post before typing out this garbage.


@ Poster Ellekonrad , I am a bit confused here. I'll assume you are German since your location says Germany. I live in Germany also and I have never known German women to be so docile unless they are mud******.

Anyway, to your post. There is nothing cultural in everything you wrote there. And honestly, these are precedents for disaster.

My ex once deliberately watched me sleep enough to miss my flight to Dortmund, and I don't remember having to slap or discipline her like your man said it is culturally done.

Where did you read that this stuff is normal?

Princessmkpafi:
Thanks! There was no help from his people, friends, none, the girl helped him used to sen him Money ,bought things for just for him to be happy now his calling the girl Prostitute, she is empty, no certificate, that his going for another girl, that the girl can't get the job from him. That he will pay the girl off.

Well, I feel you are the girl.

Anyway, your story is half complete. A man cannot just wake up and start calling his woman a prostitute without reason. Also, for him to even consider paying you off while you're considering withdrawing his appointment shows you've been using the job gotten for him as a blackmail tool.

Oh, and BTW, a Federal appointment is not the same as a private appointment. This means the man who helped him get the job cannot withdraw his appointment.

Nigerian agents will never be truthful for once.

How can you say MMA and Computer village are in the same region as Alagbado when they are both more than an hour drive away.

10,000 naira Business Loan

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How much are you selling.

And what did you use the account for?

1.1M?
I can't buy it at 100k sef.

Focusenlarger:
Good evening, I am in a dilemma. I would be so grateful if you all can help me. Can a Nigerian without no certificate work in Kenya. The person understands their language. the person needs a job as he was duped. Something he can do to raise money and come back to naija. Pls I will be waiting for your response ...

No.

A Nigerian is not allowed to work in Kenya without a work permit. You cannot get a work permit without a sponsorship which requires you to have a job. Your employer will be the one to sponsor you and it is almost impossible without a degree or a certificate.

If you need funds to travel back home, contact the Red Cross, the Kenya Ministry of Interior, the Nigerian embassy, UNHCR etc. I'm sure any of these organizations will help repatriate you.

I need someone to help me design a website.

The template has been set. The about page and the contact page has been done. Just remaining the front page and the search page.

Edited: I already chose the first person to drop the contact. Sorry to those who PM-ed me first, you didn't reply the email soon enough.