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BreconHills:There's a reason I made the statement about diligently doing research for scholarships in bold... however difficult as it may pose, it is very attainable. |
BreconHills:Yes sir! But homework in researching complementary scholarship opportunities would greatly enhance your chances. |
EmperorCaesar:So my emphasis is on the bolded question you asked; Yes, I know people who worked at ExxonMobil Eket without a single certificate but via political/NDDC connections... The bottom line remains, there are many people occupying integral positions that do not have any certificates in Nigeria. Which is a normalcy. Given B.A.T's socio-political network, he could very well have worked in CBN, NNPC or pretty much anywhere without a certificate & that would be normal. So I get your theory which applies in a normal society, however unless corrupt structures are broken, forged certificate or not... take it or leave it, that's Nigeria for you sir. The country is not normal. |
The Economic equation went bust as Iran, Egypt and Ethiopia were added up... |
mrvitalis:Is this not what Peter Obi had been singing about from day 1? |
MetaPhysical:We already know the truth, David Hundeyin already exposed this matter thoroughly. This is just a formal expose. |
This thing cracked me up... Because in my countless expeditions, I realised the size of Gbola, really matters. Whenever I meet all those babes who always claim "I can't be satisfied", I simply hold my calm, because Las Las, they always get injured down there. For me I mostly never bother, because I know that 97% of the time I always make contact with the womb entrance, so if they don't get satisfied quickly, na their wahala be that- an injury will be sure... especially if I want to prove a point. Secondly I realised most of these women who like making noise about big gbola ... literally have no idea of what the experience is like, they usually forget that a Gbola doesn't walk alone, it could have an owner who weighs over 100kg and has his own force output. Basically some dudes can be physical battering rams. Well I am glad I have assisted in educating a number of these lady folk. I will never forget a Danish woman who blocked my number temporarily after a session... I am not joking, she used a wheelchair for some days because she couldn't walk, to think her argument was "she can't be satisfied" the thing shock am me sef wicked, I buy viagra follow join on top matter ![]() Anyway I have hung my boots... I remain a coach though. |
Bala Blu! He has finally done it |
Considering your age alone, I advise you to try your best and Japa! And 7million which is approximately 7000USD is just fine to get you schooling any where in the world, provided you properly do your homework in seeking out the right graduate opportunities that include scholarships. *Edited* -1) Emphasis on the bolded part. -2) Secondly, any young person @ 24 who considers the UK as a first option when trying to Japa, has most definitely not done his homework in researching graduate opportunities. The UK should be the last option, I repeat; THE LAST OPTION when trying to Japa. I would naturally recommend Norway, Finland or Denmark over the UK for a host of reasons. |
This is why this whole ministerial appointment thing is a scam to me... Can people be very honest here with this question, if an ex Sportsman or individual with experience in the sports industry, who has high level administrative experience like for example Sunday Oliseh was given this portfolio, is it not obvious that the sector would Develop? Una see why Naija no fit better? What does John Enoh know about the Sports industry? |
So who should they make? |
It's a 50/50 thing... It could be easy to get in some cases and it could be an uphill task in some other cases. Especially for the US that requires interviews for their visas. The major challenge in such cases are some consular officers may not be used to handling the processing of other nationalities. For example if you visit the US Embassy in Japan with a Nigerian passport, and the consular officer who attends to you is inexperienced (Japan is his first outpost) two things could happen; 1- a super quick approval 2- a super quick denial So it depends. |
Tchai! The black man... smh |
Wodu89:Seriously bro |
Any body who didn't watch this show, no suppose dey argue things with me for Nairaland ![]() |
25% of course ![]() Very mhad administration filled with all sorts of elder criminals |
BigBlackPreek:He wasn't born when Sankara died. It's very hard to fake age in this generation. |
Gerrard59:Well, if that's the case this is an interesting piece of information. |
tensazangetsu20:If you notice, I mentioned in some instances where the foreigner is married to a Japanese citizen. Check those guys you noted, they are married to Japanese women. In the absence of marriage, I am reassuring you that even the Japanese PR takes 10 years to obtain, not to talk of the passport. A simple check on the length of time it takes to obtain Japanese PR will show you it takes 10 years of living in Japan. Bros, Asides the length of time, there is that difficult Japanese language requirement that must be fulfilled, so it's not an easy task to even obtain Japanese PR. |
tensazangetsu20:Brother, Except in some very rare occasions where a foreigner marries a Japanese citizen, It is easier for a Camel, to pass through the eye of a needle than for a foreigner to get a Japanese passport after residence of 5 years. I currently know Nigerian children who were born in Japan and have lived there for 11 and 9years respectively, however they are yet to obtain Japanese citizenship. Despite their fluency in Japanese language, they are still regarded as "aliens", because they are dark complexioned. To make it worse, the parents who are both Nigerians have been in Japan since 2004 legally, till today no passport/Citizenship. Although they have permanent residency status, however that Citizenship stuff if you ask me, I doubt the parents may ever get it, the children well maybe, especially if they distinguish themselves in something like sports, entertainment or fashion but the parents naaah I don't think so. It doesn't work like that in many Asian countries. |
Coming from someone who can't make domestic decisions... ![]() |
11. Do that while still young... it would make a whole lot of sense when you make such moves in your 20's rather than your 30's or 40's |
Jamaica as I remember just has good beaches, weather and interesting food, apart from that ... It is not a japa destination, I beg some of una o, no even think am. |
That method don cast sha... They are expressly denying especially Nigerians... Especially Canada. |
If clutch was a person... |
HydraFeeds:What are you talking about? Before I start my analysis, I want you to take note of three very important Highlights; 1:It was a Bloodless coup 2: It was a successful coup 3: The People of Niger were very Happy with the results of the coup WIth that Being said; First of all, the approach B.A.T took as the Head of ECOWAS was very wrong on various levels... His first contact with the military Junta in Niger after a successful coup, was with a threat, force sanctions and an ultimatum... Tinubu totally blewout the opportunity for a proper diplomatic resolve with his first contact-which is why Abdulsalam Abubakar's visit was in vain. Secondly; Three coups had previously taken place in the Bloc and Nana Akufo-Addo knew better, than to respond militarily to a sucessful coup, especially in the case of Burkina-Faso that directly borders Ghana (Like Nigeria and Niger) instead he spear headed a deal with Burkina Faso that offered a timeline for the Military to return power back to civillian democracy ... Why is ECOWAS suddenly pressed hard to respond... is it because, in this case France has a direct loss (I know B.A.T literally dines with France, but who were his advisers on this issue ).Thirdly: Have you not noticed these coups have one thing in common, (Francophone countries) trying to break lose from imperialism? which is why the people are majorly in support of all the Military coups in Guinea, Mali, Burkina-Faso and currently Niger. What concerns Nigeria in this unnecessary military intervention that is potentially a regional war since the people are fully behind their military Juntas? When Nigeria had it's own Military period, what did ECOWAS do?? was it not still diplomacy?? Fourthly: Don't you think West African leaders even have problems, for them not seeing this is obviously a plot?? What is the Wagner group even doing in West Africa in the first place?? Fifth: The Humanitarian crisis that will occur is something they do not even factor in... War creates refugee's currently IDP's are all over nothern Nigeria because of the insurgency issues, combining it with new refugee's and there would be chaos... Mhan... this is not even the time to keep quiet and allow Nigeria/Niger become a weapons testing ground for some actors, because it is not going to be funny at all... |
Alan Shearer's record is officially no longer under any significant threat. Well at least Harry Kane can now potentially boast of a trophy finally. |
All this war talk has made them forget, there is literally no border between Nigeria and Niger. When Niger refugees start pouring en masse into Southern States in Nigeria, na that time eye go clear government. By then maybe dollar would have become 1500NGN. |
Another very very Stooooopid Excuse/Theory... At this rate, even if a mosquito takes a bath or NEPA cuts power, the mechanical engineer who is the CBN governor will say it's weakening the Naira. Abeg make pesin hear word joor... Nawnsense! if Economy don scatter, e mean say e don scatter... stop blaming anything. Na today black market been start to dey collect dollars? The whole Naija wahala don vex me mheen. ***note*** This is just the beginning, the dollar is definitely going to cross 1000Naira before this month ends, at this rate. And that has nothing to do with remittances. The Economy is just in shambles as a result of very poor policies- period. |
RealEmilokan:ECOMOG is 75-80% the Nigerian Armed forces; Funding Equipment Man power So unless the 50,000 youths are thrown into ECOMOG, the Nigerian Armed forces have no other alternative. |
I have never been as resolute as I am now, about the illegitimacy and total incompetency of this B.A.T led APC government. The judiciary just has to step in ASAP. Otherwise APC will be the undoing of Nigeria. |
But to be honest the Electoral system in Nigeria is truly lacking in credibility... Why is it that INEC never checks the submission of fake documents... it is always the Tribunal that does this ?? |
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