DarkLover:


You’re right, however, YouTube is free to use and, you can download unlimited content there. I've downloaded a few contents there using safefrom . net.

See the screenshot below. If you do find a website dedicated to only Hausa folk songs, pls do share it for me.

DarkLover:
They’re available on Apple Music, Youtube & Boomplay, just search for the artists' names & see their music catalogs.

I've got quite a few.

Asquare11:
Canada is one of the most sought-after study destinations in the world, offering quality education and an opportunity to explore a new culture. Many students from around the globe choose to pursue higher education in Canada, and one of the reasons for this is the opportunity to study with a Higher National Diploma (HND) certificate, second class or third class degree for Masters programs. In this article, we will be discussing why Canada is a great study destination, the list of schools and universities that accept HND, second class, and third class for Masters, and answer frequently asked questions.

List Of Schools and Universities That Accept HND For Master Studies In Canada
If you have an HND certificate, there are universities and colleges in Canada that will accept it for admission into a Master’s degree program. Here is a list of some of the schools and universities that accept HND:[url] Read [url]More[/url][https://infoguidemedia.com/canada-universities-colleges-and-schools-that-accept-hnd-certificates-second-class-and-3rd-class-for-masters/[url]

Bonab:



Please, how much will it take me in 2024, to buy a domain name and the hosting?

Oshin56:
I want to start blogging but it will be on x rated and I don't know if you can put me through.

DoWhatThouWilt:


Very dull and boring write-up.

ObiomaTailor:
hey boss, please I'll love to reach out to u

I had interest in Canada before
Buh while saving for it, policies affected my savings

I haven't been able to save up to the required sum

I'll love to shift attention
I wanna consider Finland

I wish I could be a step closer to u as regards guidance

mrnwas:
I just saw the comment by @OkanlawonB!
Thing is, you're not even bright enough to read properly before commenting. But i am a good guy, let me school you for a while brother!

I asked about Study abroad loan schemes. It is very different from Scholarships

Travel abroad loan scheme actually is not bad for the economy. If for anything at all, it helps the government earn since graduates will have to repay whatever the government spent on their education at an interest.

It is true the economy is not good, But an economy that can afford NGN160m to buy a single car for every man in the house of assembly should be able to understand this same amount can school 4 engineering graduates in a very reputable university abroad which that can return and add some 10%!

Anyone not understanding what a scholarship is like should see some insight on the differences between Nice Scholarship and scholarship foundation

What really are we saying in this country? The government is currently talking about sharing 25,000 to a few Nigerians When we have more millions of Nigerians that cannot say for sure how their next term fees would be paid?

From your comment @OkanlawonB, i put it to you that you're writing this appreciation request for the government that has served nothing but hurt and hardship because a man from your zone is the one in power and i once again put it to you, that you might actually see the next 8 years without a meaningful thing to benefit from the administration other than a few cigarate money during campaigns!

This is democracy brother, demand for its dividends.

A study abroad loan scheme when truly perfected, served to the deserving ones will make the country an envy cos we already know our people are smart.

Just create the clause and prove it with a boldly visible action and you'll find Nigerians jumping in to take it up, live up to it!

If the Nigerian Government would after receiving the graduates on their return, fund their next endeavor with the needed capital, many of these Nigerians would opt for productive ventures that will create employment, create production and send money back into the revenues of the government in form of taxes.

So when you're considering the Economy is not financially stable, but able to buy 160m vehicles which would depreciate with time, you're actually not saying it right!

FRANCISTOWN:

Everything you've listed up there is what I do for myself except the "sex" aspect so, I'm still not impressed

Anny69:
Women don't bring anything to the table, steal that table.💃🏾

Bonab:


I want to start blogging too. Can you tell me how to start and what it will take to start? Thanks

Ndyoo:
I can attest to that...The good old days Goodluck Jonathan was in power. Yet, some people will vote APC come next election.

Benwallt:


The ones you people say about Tinubu do not matter. When you get served from the meal you prepared you shouting murder.

You people say worst about the president and heaven did not fall.

I am trying to remove myself from any bigotry or tribalistic post going forward. Please, do the same

Benwallt:
This useless buffoon can't even tell his followers the truth.

mrnwas:
Facts About studying in Sweden

1. Jobs in Sweden pay really well: What this means for an international student is that there are a lot of good high income opportunities for you if you're willing to study in Sweden.

2. No Age Limit to Study in Sweden: This means even when you might feel there is no opportunity for you to have a share of the numerous benefits Sweden has ready for international students, you age is not a barrier as education is open to all regardless of your age.

3. Unlimited Work Hours: If you're a master's degree student in Sweden, the system is designed in such a way that you can work as many hours as you wish. Just have the strength to combine your school runs and your work.

4. Family is Everything: While the UK is shutting its doors from our loved ones, Sweden is asking you to bring them along. If you're studying for an Undergraduate degree or an MSc, Sweden allows you to come along with family

5. Healthcare & Education is free for your Kids: Since you're allowed to bring in your family, if they're kids, you'll pay absolutely nothing for their education and healthcare. This is because Kids education and healthcare is free by the Swedish government!

6. Full-time work for your Spouse: Another sweet thing international students enjoy in Sweden is the fact that your spouse or dependents who are eligible to work are allowed to work full-time. This means you can have more money to support your tuition and other expenses right?

7. If your spouse is interested in studying, they'll have to be patient till their personal number is issued.

8. For international students in Sweden, the jobs pays really well. Remember (3) above says you can work for as many hours as you can.

Challenges for International students in Sweden
In this section, we're taking accounts of the various challenges most international students often face while studying in the country and we're hoping this will help you plan very well!

1. Language - You must have to learn the language in order to be able to adapt and communicate effectively. In most cases, the language will make it easier for you to find a job and support yourself financially.

2. The Cold: Sweden is a cold country. There are records showing the average temperatures of 1oC if you're in Malmo. It gets colder in Stockholm with a -2oC and as you get closer to the central cities of Östersund, Umea, expect some -6/7oC.

3. If you have no difficulty adapting, it's just a few months to get along, but if the reverse is the case, brace yourself cos you'll need a very longer time to adapt to the climatic changes between your home country and Sweden.