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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: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: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: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. |
Nobody scammed them. They came here with the intention of settling down or moving to another EU country and use the fan ID as an opportunity. They have seen its not easy and survival is hard. Nigerians are fond of lying about why they are stranded in a foreign country. |
The background looks like Milan Lampugnano. This is a place of reference I used to advice people who are planning to migrate illegally. So many frustrated, depressed and suicidal illegal migrants who have seen the reality on ground in Italy and looking to sneak into those buses to go to Germany or France. |
chyy5:To be honest with you, it depends on what you call a job. To some Nigerians in Germany, a job could mean doing some cleaning jobs, moving jobs, logistics jobs or even restaurant jobs at places like McDonalds. But to others like me, a job after study means a professional job. The situation is almost the same as in Nigeria. And it's even much more harder considering that you're Black (I'm sure you know there are racial discrimination in the European job markets) and the fact that you may not yet be proficient in German. And not only will you be competing against Germans and other foreign students in Germany, you will also be competing against other EU citizens who most likely are proficient in English, German and another European language. There are many Nigerians here who have been forced by the situation to re-enrol in school for another Masters or even a PhD, those who have had to marry to legalise their stay due to the expiry of their 18 months after study permit, and there are also those who have been lucky enough to get a job immediately after graduating. So in essence, it's difficult but not impossible. |
GavelSlam:That's the problem. I'm not coming home to start a business and my father does not have a business of his own. I work with an NGO, and contemplating requesting a transfer back home. That's why I am asking because I don't want to shoot myself in the shoe. |
TRUTHTOPOWER:Thank you for the answer. So what advice would you have for someone who already works for an international NGO, has not done the NYSC and wants to be transferred to Nigeria. Called up back then, posted to Northern Nigeria and refused to go for security reasons as an outspoken atheist. |
I have a question of my own. Is NYSC mandatory for a foreign graduate who is on an "INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT" in an NGO in Nigeria? Is it also mandatory for a similar person, but with a local contract in an NGO. I'm asking because according to premiumtimes, NYSC is mandatory for employment in public and private sectors in Nigeria and an NGO does not conform to any of both categories. I would appreciate an honest reply. cc: TRUTHTOPOWER |
Does anyone have any idea about the salary. They are asking for work experience abroad. Maybe the salary is tempting enough to bring me back home. |
overdrive:Grown body with Make up on. Her face would have given her away but these "underaged whites" have mastered the art of using makeup to appear older. |
Lazy blogger just went ahead to copy and paste a US post. Are we Americans? So why should we bother about snacks on "American grocery shelves". Reported. |
tayooluwole:I wonder what sort of stupid thinking this is. You don't have money to feed yourself, now you want to add two more mouths or possibly more. To do what actually? izzou , please stop calling this one a man. He is still thinking like a new born. I hate stupid and dumb boys like this. Imagine someone without a source of income wanting to bring babies to the world. |
I believe it is a relationship. And not a "Poverty Alleviation Program". |
justwise:He is not comparing London to "many cities in Nigeria". I believe he specifically mentioned 5 places in Nigeria and a parameter, the crime rate (security) of which he is 100% correct. The killings and Moped attacks may not be "usually like that" but it still shows London is less safe than Ikoyi or Victoria Island. I could also argue based on your defense that Maiduguri is a safe city since terror attacks were also "usually not like that" and the killings are high for a fact. I haven't lived in Maitama while I have only been to Asokoro thrice. But I schooled in VI, Worked at Ikoyi and yes, Lekki is my hometown (Yes, hometown. Don't be surprised ). So I can speak for these places.I live in Germany and I have been to London a couple of times, and I can boldly say that in terms of Security (crime), these 3 areas are much better than London, Paris and Frankfurt. |
MissRaine69:Pardon me ma. I'll rather not talk about my own physique. You wouldn't be able to verify them either way. But do I have a potbelly? Hell NO. That's one of my greatest fears in life ![]() Do I consider a protruding stomach on a non-pregnant woman repulsive, gross, disgusting, obnoxious and appalling? Unfortunately, YES. I can understand a post-baby stomach but I find it distasteful for a single lady. Are they in competition with Pregnant women? |
darlenese:I'm not asking women to be perfect. I am only asking them not to have a protruding stomach. Nowadays, it's even hard to differentiate between a normal woman and a pregnant woman when almost all of them walk around with a flabby stomach. And No, I don't have a knock knee. |
ChiefAzubuike:Hypocrisy. But a woman is allowed to do same about a man |
On a personal level, Big stomach. For heavens sake, the only time I want to see a lady with a protruding stomach is when she is pregnant. |
Mindfulness:I think you are misunderstanding me. Child support is different from spousal support or divorce settlement. The fees above are for the fortunate ones who do not have a legalized relationship/marriage. That's for them to bother with. Every person for their own. I learned most of my family values from my parents and one thing I know I learned from them is to do some proper planning on how to run your daily life before you think of adding someone else to the equation. Besides, I'm even against taking shift jobs when you have a family to cater for, whether you are a man or a woman. It's safe to say the nurses conducting the study are safe from me as I won't be having anything to do with nurses. ![]() Maybe I should ask my Mama how she raised 3 boys without ever hiring a maid or a nanny while still holding a fulltime job she never retired from ![]() Lol. I think a lot of men like me prefer the ones who 'embezzles' the family fund but still go ahead to get richer by holding down a job. |
Mindfulness:- Involved with people doesn't mean I'm friends with them. There are a lot of possible scenarios where you can be involved with even the people you don't like. - There are no fixed amount as it depends on a number of factors such as child's age, your salary, number of children etc. as outlined in the DÜSSELDORFER table. And Yes, irrespective of the number of children the man has, a portion of his salary is reserved for the man to sustain himself and the remaining fund will have to be distributed among the remaining children. - I believe there are schools/kindergarten/preschools/ college for children as well as PAID Maternity leave. |
Mindfulness:1. Yes, I have seen because I have been involved in one way or another with some of them. 2. They pay both if married. In Germany, child support isn't that expensive for the average man. So a lot of men wouldn't mind paying that. That's why they only cohabitate to get out from becoming homeless while still paying alimony incase of separation. 3. No. You can check online for that. From the knowledge/conversations with Germans here, colleagues, neighbours and even the football pitch, I can safely say that a very large majority are only cohabiting even with children. 4. No. I don't think so. I believe it's majorly due to the issue above. 5. Don't get me wrong. I'm not against men paying for their children. I'm against leaving a man penniless and homeless because of a thing called marriage. I'm sure you know a PRENUP does not mean a man is safe from paying child support. It is there to ensure the stability of a man incase of future events. - Lastly, they are the poorest of the population? I'm confused by this statistics. Maybe it's just down to laziness. Is there any discrimination in the job market against single mothers or does being a single mother exempt you from getting a job like any normal woman would do? |
Veektore:Are you telling me about a country I have been to multiple times? There is a reason why I think it is the most racist/xenophobic country in Europe ahead of usual suspects like Italy etc. I have nothing to say. Goodluck to you. |
You obviously don't know anything about Poland. Do a simple google search. input Poland and xenophobia in the same sentence. Come back to tell me your results. |
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). So I can speak for these places.