Startups should pay much attention to products and prospects rather than getting investors and loans.

It has been a herculean task tracking changes in U.S. policy guidelines for international students and exchange scholars due to several streams of guidelines from the State Department, ICE, SEVP, the embassy etc. Who knows what is the latest on student visa issuance? What is the latest on online versus in-person classes? etc

It will be great for students/scholars with an offer to begin studies this fall to connect here on Nairaland to share experiences and latest updates on visa processes, resumption, travel etc.

If there is good traction on this thread. We can consider having a WhatsApp group just to stay informed and help one another to avoid the feeling of isolation and confusion associated with the rigorous processes and changes in policies.

Who is in?

Igbo ladies love trending

lols
But i am serious oooo

Eroms4life17:

Ah hibernate ke. You are wicked ooo. Contunu!

I have always wondered that

RTSC:
But some men get mind.

How do you woo a reverend sister and make her your wife?

Or did she do the wooing?

Wow! you know too well, she is my sister

Uniquekriss:
I know her Story, d guy that married her is a Navy guy, he was to marry a friend of mine buh my friend say d guy too dey form big boy cos he has money, so that led to d relationship with d sister, her conscience pricked her so well cos she was f**king d guy scatter in her Reverend sister attire and then she decided to quit, moreover this marriage held in January not yesterday, I even hear the couple are divorced already

lovelyefem:
Far more dignifying than sleeping around. YOLO sis, doing it the way that makes you happy.

you are right bro, how on earth will someone decide not to have sex nor masturbate throughout his entire life? This sexy appealing world of ours

Colonelswitz101:
Nice one, let some other ones keep thinking they are deceiving God... Celibacy is not an easy decision and it doesn't also mean u can't serve God if u are not celibate...

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Juell:

Hahaha

you know na

I love her courage. It is not easy to hibernate puna for lifetime

Rev. Sister said “I will rather be in a man house than to be cheating in the house of the Lord…
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APOPTOSIS:

U dey Laugh....
No Worry naaa
You needed to have seen me that very moment.
I was fixated to the earth because I was almost close and never expected it.
This one is beyond rhetorics or play....

This is not a joking matter, i hate pythons and if i was you, i will change it for my wife...

this is what am talking about, love supersedes

flee away from assholes.... they gonna destroy you bro

seriuosly?

thorpido:
Mind games.

I heard Joshua is from Nigeria and that he is currently in Nigeria eating enough fufu to regain form

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Andy is determined but I can't really tell how far Joshua has trained for the rematch...

Andy Ruiz Jnr has told Anthony Joshua that he should take a break from boxing if he loses to the Mexican again.

The pair are scheduled to have a huge rematch in December after Ruiz Jnr took Joshua’s three world heavyweight title belts in their initial fight in New York in June.

Andy Ruiz Jnr believes he can defeat Joshua once again when they come to blows in Saudi Arabia and has advised the Briton to step away from the ring if he fails to regain his world titles.

“I think he should take a little break if I beat him,’ Andy Ruiz Jnr told Sky Sports.

“Let him recuperate, but one or two losses are not going to make a difference.

“He’s still a warrior, he’s still a great fighter, and I’m sure he’ll bounce back.”

Joshua recently admitted he had to ‘grieve’ after losing his heavyweight titles to Ruiz in a shock loss at Madison Square Garden.

The Briton handed over his WBO, IBF and WBA and IBO belts to the Mexican after defeat in the seventh round having been knocked down four times.

“I think I had to grieve and ask myself all the questions you would expect.

“People say “you lost”, I call it a blip.

“I can’t wait to get in there and fight him. Every time I have fought a champion I have risen to the occasion.”

See: https://grandmarketsquare.com/andy-ruiz-jnr-wants-joshua-to-quit-if-he-loses/

i see

Chipink:


Why do u guys post without including the tribe names

Omo, weatin we wan use tribe do?

heyq

dental

Preshy561:

Thought they said it's only Igbos that do drugs?

We be Innocent bloods, dont mind ndi afo ncha

Just Imagine!

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The Federal Government has condemned the execution of a Nigerian, Kudirat Afolabi, by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for drug-related offenses.

Afolabi, a widow, and mother of two, was beheaded on Monday by the Saudi authorities.

The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mustapha Suleiman, during a meeting on Thursday with the Saudi Arabian Ambassador to Nigeria, Adnan Bostaji, kicked against the alleged inhumane treatment meted out to the deceased.

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At the meeting, which took place at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja, Suleiman said while Nigeria respected the sovereignty of other countries and abhorred the violation of their domestic laws, the Federal Government would not condone the treatment of any Nigerian in an inhumane manner.

In a statement on Thursday, Suleiman said the Nigerian government also frowned on the failure of the Saudi authorities to inform the Nigerian Mission in Saudi Arabia about Afolabi’s arrest and prosecution, “only to invite the mission to take the last will of the deceased prior to her execution on April 1, 2019.”

“The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, therefore, wishes to assure Nigerians that it has engaged the Saudi authorities through their Ambassador in Nigeria, to ensure that the normal diplomatic practice of informing missions of the arrests of our nationals is adhered to, and that fair hearing is given to other Nigerians undergoing judicial processes in Saudi Arabia,” Suleiman said in the statement.

But defending Afolabi’s execution, the Saudi envoy said it was “deservedly meted out to the Nigerian woman because she was found guilty of violating the Sharia law.”

Drug trafficking, he added, was not permitted in the Saudi Kingdom, noting, however, that Nigeria and Saudi Arabia enjoyed cordial diplomatic relations.

Speaking to newsmen after the closed-door meeting with the Permanent Secretary, Bostaji noted that the law against drug trafficking applied to everyone in the Kingdom, irrespective of their nationality, stressing that even Saudi citizens were not exempted.

The ambassador said, “Saudi Arabia is following Sharia law and anyone who violates the law by bringing drugs into Saudi Arabia will be punished by the law.

“This is because we want to save our society from drugs. So, if we don’t impose our Sharia law on these guilty people we may not save our society. The law is for all people in Saudi Arabia and not only for Saudi citizens.”

Bostaji insisted that no one could claim ignorance of the law as all visitors to the Kingdom were made to sign an undertaking not to bring drugs to the country before obtaining a Saudi visa.

He expressed dismay over the failure of visitors to obey the law, saying despite the strict penalties, people still took hard drugs to his country.

The Nigerian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Isah Dodo, lamented the “notoriety of Nigerians and nationals of other countries in bringing drugs to Saudi,” stressing that the menace had been going on for long.

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He pointed out that the law against drugs was clear, adding that anyone who violated it would be executed “and nobody can stop the Saudi Government.”

“So, all we can tell our people is to stop taking drugs to Saudi Arabia or to other countries where the punishment is execution. Nigerians have seen many people executed in Saudi Arabia and this is sufficient to serve as a deterrent to them but they have remained adamant and continued to commit this crime,” Dodo said.

See Source: https://grandmarketsquare.com/saudi-arabia-defends-execution-of-nigerian-widow-for-drug-trafficking/