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Japanese and Chinese because of pride speak their own language...you don't see Japanese prime minister speak English in the UN meeting even if he can. See! igbo is dying. I see many Igbo youths that can't speak igbo, forming phonetics. Unlike Hausa and Yoruba that is taught from childhood. Many igbo parents sometimes willingly refuse teaching Igbo to their kids because they want them to appear more western or civilized which is very wrong. See many igbo brought ups in Lagos, Kaduna, kano etc can't speak igbo. In the North even in official setting they joyfully speak their hausa but in the east it is not the case. I don't know why many igbos sometimes pretend they can't speak igbo and this is rampant among young youths and those slay Queens...The language will slowly die with this mentality erasing our culture. We should encourage igbo to be spoken and no one should be shy to speak it. We igbos always try to appear more western which in the long run will affect our heritage. |
samwash:No!...Japanese and Chinese because of pride speak their own language...you don't see Japanese prime minister speak English in the UN meeting even if he can. See! igbo is dying. I see many Igbo youths that can't speak igbo, forming phonetics. Unlike Hausa and Yoruba that is taught from childhood. Many igbo parents sometimes willingly refuse teaching Igbo to their kids because they want them to appear more western or civilized which is very wrong. See many igbo brought ups in Lagos, Kaduna, kano etc can't speak igbo. In the North even in official setting they joyfully speak their hausa but in the east it is not the case. I don't know why many igbos sometimes pretend they can't speak igbo and this is rampant among young youths and those slay Queens...The language will slowly die with this mentality erasing our culture. We should encourage igbo to be spoken and no one should be shy to speak it. We igbos always try to appear more western which in the long run will affect our heritage. |
Godsonkemz:I am igbo and I hate all these victim blame mentality...yoruba and igbos hate us, don't we hate them too...this ethnical thing just dey tire me...our problem still remains ethnicity which is pushing us backward...everyone na black man, black race, Bantu race....language and culture is just what makes us different |
If conoravirus shows in Nigeria, WhatsApp will kill more people compared to the virus. The fake news that spread on WhatsApp...remember how the salt therapy killed people during the ebola crisis that was spread through WhatsApp... I have noticed that Nigerians are very gullible even the learned. This Coronavirus is not even as deadly as Ebola but is airborne that's why it is feared |
Mistaicey2288:and how do you know the health agencies like the centre for disease control(CDC) are not ready ? |
abrahamadadhe:all Nigerian politicians will do exactly what they did...it always happens... |
sammyj:how do you know she is Chinese...she might be Japan, from singapore, Thailand, Korea, Vietnam, Phillipines etc |
Mistaicey2288:please tell me how are they not at alert... Why do some people just pray for something bad |
balher:If you like snap GMD in his toilet |
Destroyerofyeeb:all visas are still valid except immigrant visa |
tejiri4:This is federal civil service. They don't sack like that. The worst will be suspension which I doubt...probably a query |
Wiifesnatcher:the ban does not stop politicians travelling overseas. The ban is not on student visa and other visas but on immigrant visa. The problem is we don't read. The ban is not on all Nigerians travelling to the US but on immigrant visa or h1b visa. F1 visa, tourist visa etc is not banned and the elites and politicians are not prevented from travelling the the US |
GamalNasser:yeh I get that...a bad development |
GamalNasser:From what I understand by FDI it means it will affect Nigerian investors trying to invest in the US |
GamalNasser:yes and that is the only visa being banned for now. Anyone can still travel to the US for other reasons.... It doesn't even affect the elite as you wish |
Benprass:No...it doesn't affect student Visa...only immigrant visa... Our problem is we don't read, the information is online and detailed |
GamalNasser:what of Saudi, Egypt, Oman , Qatar, turkey, etc...seems you don't know what you say...Tanzanian having Islamic fanatics? What of the country I called above. The ban was on something entirely different. Nigerians have a bad reputation of living illegally in the US and Trump has always been voicing that. And please understand the content of the visa ban. Even Iran that is completely banned do have students that goes schooling in the US. Not all visa types are banned when you see ban |
GamalNasser:why can't you read up...student visas and other visas won't be stopped or banned. The Visa they banned is immigration visa or h1b visa for permanent residency. This is due to many Nigerians staying illegally in US after their visa expires. Student visas and other visas are still going to be issued |
McCoy662:The ban is not for everyone...we just see ban and we don't understand the context. It is for immigrant visa that leads to green card that is banned...student visa and other visas will still be issued |
Wiifesnatcher:If you understand the ban you will know it is people like you that can't get the Visa not the elites and politicians...go and read up. The ban is on Nigerians trying to immigrate for H1B visa |
LagosismyHome:There are still assistantship and scholarships. What he means is that student with F1 visa won't be able to convert to H1b visa after schooling. It is a ban that might probably change after 2 years, 5 years etc...some are there for PhD or Masters so you can't be very sure what will be the situation after those years |
realestniggah:please stop misinforming people...You have no idea about the student F1 visa that is still issued, how did you come up with 1.5 million. Seems you just came into the thread to spread misinformation probably after being denied |
Jacktours:Yes...why not read it online...The ban was fully explained and only affects immigration visa |
thekingofafrica:It doesn't affect student visa...only immigrant visas leading to permanent residency |
News some weeks ago says US will start a ban of visa to some certain class in Nigeria...Didn't we read the news |
ozoebuka1:it is not yet open but log in to your ptdf portal and you will see a guideline on DAAD on the left hand screen |
ozoebuka1:for only those that selected German schools. If you did then you will have to apply separately to DAAD |
hisgrace090:what is this for...before 1960 do we have anything like core igbo or non-core igbo or Deltan igbo....igbo is igbo |
efighter:are you claiming that insecurity in the country hasn't increased?...must everything be partisan. Can't we call a spade a spade. Insecurity has drastically increased with the country being polarized because of inactivities of the government, why do you think stuffs like Amotekun is coming up...Sometimes what you hear about Bokoharam and it being managed is very false. Come and see first hand what is happening in Borno. We should try and speak the truth even if we are bias. The country is doing badly in security right now |
the message DAAD sent me is that the application period for the Nigerian-German Postgraduate Training Programme Master 2020 will start on the 1st February and end on the 21st February |
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