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sonnie10:Lmao. Pounded yam is high in calories. Do moderate. Vegetables is not that bad, just make sure that the oil you used to make it is not too much. Best of all, it doesn't hurt to let go and just binge eat once in a while. I do that atimes. The small stout one na him I no know o ![]() |
sonnie10:The key is too eat in moderation and don't go and binge eat and go over your daily calorie level. You'll be fine. |
Ilekeh:Tell them jare. I jammed snails at the Produce Row in LA, I shock! I pack ehn. Lol. Giant stock fish nko? I don't eat foreign food, I only eat Nigerian so I do not miss the food one bit. ![]() |
Depending on your location, you might or might not miss these foods you the OP just listed. I don't cos that's all I eat and can tolerate. Nigerian food All these food and foodstuff can be bought. Albeit a bit expensive. But it's there. So I don't think I am missing anything. I have gotten fresh snails in at the African Produce Store in Los Angeles and at an Asian grocery store in Fresno. even bought Milo and Nido milk at Walmart in Arkansas. I've bought correct Kulikuli and Garri Ijebu at one Lagos International Market in Denver. All those Nigerian kinds of fishes (alaran, panla and all) I get from the Asian grocery stores. There is even a guy here that will sell you a whole goat. He kills it, removes the hair, cuts it up and brings it to your house. All for $300 or thereabout. You go chop am tire I buy fresh made suya, real mallam style in Houston. Anybody that knows Ahmed in Houston will know he makes bad-ass suya. Finger Licking in Houston and Mama Vero in LA sells good food too. Vallarta Supermarkets carry lots of food. I buy fresh cowleg, Panla fish (they will even fry it for you sef) , beef, cowhead, Tatase, Rodo, Fanta and Coke(the kind in bottles like Naija own), fresh Catfish for nice spicy catfish peppersoup, crab, crayfish, Shaki, Roundabout, liver and all. Mexican cuisine is similar to oursFarmer's market... the one around Finger Licking in Houston has anything you can possibly look for. Suya spice (I make suya well well), Custard, Yam, Plantain, Eko (the ones Ibo people call agidi), fresh Naija style bread (they sell those too in Kroger), Oloyin Beans, Yam flour, Semo, Poundo Yam, Noodles (Nigerian ones and not Ramen Noodles o), Ata Gbigbe, Naija Biscuits all sorts mehn. Enter there and you will be transported to Nigeria immediately. Make I even see if i fit find pictures sef. Sorry for the long story, I love food ni The first thing I look for when I go to a new city is an African Restaurant or store. |
simiolu1:Send me a PM and I will respond |
dammytosh:Oga, stop it. I suggest you go through my posts and see if u have contributed to him or not. I don't wanna keep going back and forth with you, okay? Bye |
simiolu1:Lol. How did you know I attended Lautech? ![]() And two, I didn't know there was a Physics graduate thread on here. Can you point me in its direction? |
dammytosh:Lol. Why are you getting mad? I peeped your profile before replying you. Seeing your topic made me understand the response you gave him. There is no need to engage you further Have a great morning. |
dammytosh:Like seriously? So computer programming is the only way of making it when you've bagged a Physics degree? How shortsighted. |
mikeapollo:He doesn't need to go and spend money paying for tuition in the UK when plenty schools in the U.S will admit him with tuition waiver and monthly stipend to boot! Very good programmes too. It depends on it undergraduate CGPA though |
Plentiful. My undergraduate major is Pure and Applied Physics. And I had no trouble getting a job in the Oil and Gas industry in Nigeria before I decided to leave and get a graduate degree in IT. I had no problem getting into graduate schools with my degree as well as I had plenty of the prerequisite plus the fact that Physics is considered the foundation of many physical sciences and engineering My advise to you is not to limit yourself and feel free to diversify. Looking at my former classmates' LinkedIn, I found out that most of them have no problems fitting into the Communications, IT, Energy, Engineering or even Medical fields. Heck, one of them just got a masters in Petroleum Engineering. The opportunity to spread and adapt is limitless. As I said, don't limit yourself. A physics degree opens you to a whole new world. You might even decide to get a PhD straight.... If you're intent on becoming a college professor. Plenty of schools here will accept you for a combined Masters/PhD programme in Physics. I know cos I have at least two friends who are doing that. It's fully funded with nice stipends and opportunity to publish nice papers The key is to research, research and research. Find the right fit and the right career path for yourself and the gates of succes has just been flung open. All the best. |
ddbluv:Dubai isn't a US Point of Entry. Abu Dhabi is. You only go through Abu Dhabi if you fly with Etihad Airlines (the other national carrier of the UAE). If you fly Emirates, you go through Dubai, which is Emirates' hub and their is no US POE there. Which means your POE will be on US soil. Almost all Canadian International Airports have a US POE though |
Snazzygirl:Oya drop the gist live in my inbox. You know I love gbeborun I no wan hear say you dey tired. |
Snazzygirl:Mschew. Long hiss again. Mere 94! It's always an average of 102 here everyday. Lol. Humidity that I'm used to in Arkansas. ![]() I see you oo. All the stunts you're pulling. And you no even gist me? There is God oo. ![]() |
Snazzygirl:74 and you're complaining? Mschewwww. Long hiss. Let's trade places ![]() |
Stewee:I don't think so. Although I bought a T-Mobile line, I know someone that brought a Verizon branded Bold 5 from Nigeria and the phone refused to work with any other provider except Verizon. The one I mentioned who had the minutes thingy with AT&T had a Q10 then. And it worked perfectly with her phone Stewee:Yes it does piggyback on T-Mobile but when I put it in my phone and tried activating it, it told me to put in my zipcode and there it told me the service was not available in my area. I didn't even bother anymore. |
Mystiqme:Typo. Go away and stop quoting me, you this Ondo man ![]() |
SantaClause:Not possible. I use one as well, and they will always send you messages like a week before your bill is due to pay so that your service won't be uninterrupted. Maybe you can use your Nigerian line with it, but then you can't receive calls or you'll incur high roaming costs. |
SantaClause:It's quite different. Such won't work here. This is because, in Nigeria you can receive calls even if you have no subscription or credit on your phone. Here, if your monthly subscription ends, that is the day you cease to make or even receive calls. You can't receive calls if you don't pay your monthly bill. So for your app to work, you actually have to have call minutes on your line which means paying some money, even if its the lowest plan your provider has. I don't know about other networks but one of my friends in AR used to use AT&T and her plan was like $25 or $30, can't remember. But the problem was that she was given like 250minutes of talk and unlimited text. Now that's a problem because her talk time sometimes get's exhausted cos they count received calls and also outgoing calls. For people like me who spend hours on the phone calling Nigeria, its a no no. |
DARKLIGHT:Before buying any SIM Card though, make sure you know if it works in your area. My friend bought me a simple mobile SIM card from bestbuy but I didn't have a phone. So when I got my phone and tried activating the SIM, It doesn't walk in my area. That was why I got a T-Mobile SIM card. And if I recall now, I paid $80 at the store somewhere in Houston. I guess it included my first month phone bill, the price of the SIM card and maybe the guy put some extra dollars. Don't get a phone on contract if you're not ready to keep paying between $80-$120 every month...depending on carrier and also the type of phone you get. |
Snazzygirl:Lmao. I dey for that place wey you keep me ![]() |
DARKLIGHT:Depends on the phone you want. An iPhone 6 plus with T-mobile (no contract) is $750 Samsung S5 is around $350 or thereabout A sim card should be less than $50. I actually paid $20 or so when I first came and got a SIM Card. But it might vary based on location. |
Snazzygirl oo. Snazzy aye. How far? |
Amefrica:If Toronto is the best airport Canada has..... Then I give up!! Vancouver and Calgary, is better. Ottawa is just like Muritala Muhammed Long time. Doing great too. |
Amefrica:Toronto Pearson is not fine jor. It's just there. The Calgary airport is actually better At least their baggage carousel is like the zoo IMO Sha |
safarigirl:I can cook bitter leaf, and very well too. You know Yorubas eat bitter leaf soup right? I agree with the rest of your post though. |
Originalsly:If you read my response to the other guy. I said he was Hispanic, Latino I dunno if he's Mexican or Puerto Rican. I've not been exposed to any Puerto Rican but tons of Mexicans hence my thinking he's one. |
Lucasbalo:Oh okay, thanks. Never knew he was Puerto Rican. I automatically assumed he was Mexican cos when I think Hispanic I think Mexican, cos of the sheer amount of them over here. |
VickyRotex:Lmao. He's Hispanic. Latina. Probably American of Mexican or South American descent. Hispanics are not white. They're kinda yellow. |
sirRiddy:Nope, not at the moment. Will be back though. |
sirRiddy:E pele nbe o. How have you been doing? Where have you been hiding? Hope everything is going well? |
godG:Amin. A maa ri're ba'ra wa se. So happy for you. Congrats again. |




