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tensazangetsu20:
Did my protect defense today and ended up with the highest grade possible. A perfect 7.0. I came, I saw and I conquered.

tensazangetsu20:
Did my project defense today and ended up with the highest grade possible. A perfect 7.0. I came, I saw and I conquered.

DrAkpa:
Everything about your journey in Chile na 100percent, as if na so E take dey easy. Better share your failures and struggles too, and stop making it look like Chile is heaven.
Well, Nigerians are naturally easy to deceive, especially the ones living in Nigeria due to poverty and lack of exposure.

tensazangetsu20:
Went hiking today and the view was worth it.

tensazangetsu20:
Finally gotten my degree. Maximum distinction. If it’s easy come and do it.

tensazangetsu20:
Finally gotten my degree. Maximum distinction. If it’s easy come and do it.

tensazangetsu20:
Finally gotten my degree. Maximum distinction. If it’s easy come and do it.

tensazangetsu20:
Finally gotten my degree. Maximum distinction. If it’s easy come and do it.

tensazangetsu20:
I sometimes wonder if I am the only one who migrated out of Nigeria and doesn’t miss Nigeria one bit. I don’t even want to visit Nigeria. I know some Nigerians in chile and they keep on reminiscing about Nigeria. When I think about Nigeria all that comes to my mind is Bleep Nigeria

tonididdy:
I escaped Nigeria but could never get Nigeria outta my head.
I remember them in my floor 17 beachfront apartment, I would see the sunset 🌇 every evening and outta boredom would shed a tear or two because I missed home so much.

You can't blame your lads, some of us are built this way.

I like how you are enjoying the country, going to every corner of chile experiencing it. That's how to live

Unlike my friend who lived in Dubai for over 6years but never saw the burjkhalifa (so unforgiving)

...enjoy your life bro, enjoy vacations inside of chile, see sites you could only see in magazines. Create a lasting memory for yourself

tensazangetsu20:
We are really different. Since I left Nigeria I don’t miss anything about Nigeria. I don’t think I might ever visit again.

Laryfrosh:
You don't have any family member in Nigeria😂

MCdrinkwater1:
How can I get undergraduate admission and come to chile ?

oluyemi123:
https://www.youtube.com/live/oLsZJMLioJc?si=GiXrQIFpNcc5KH1T

Login2025:
Please anyone here going to Brazil this month with carnival visa ?

tensazangetsu20:
I do but I only miss my mother. I will get her a visa to always be able to come visit me when she wants. I don’t really care about the other people in my family

tensazangetsu20:
Ever since I moved to Chile, I’ve noticed a huge change in my health and environment. Back in Nigeria, I used to get sick frequently whether it was malaria or food poisoning, I was constantly dealing with stomach issues and rushing to the bathroom most mornings. It got so common that we always kept emergency medication at home for diarrhea and similar problems. But in the three years I’ve been here, I haven’t experienced any of that. I also haven’t seen rats, cockroaches, or even houseflies, which still surprises me.

Adonisty:
What of Capybaras?

Zammy123:
Tensazangetsu20, judging with what you know now. If you are to relocate in 2026 where would you choose between the Nordic countries (especially Norway 🇳🇴) , Brazil 🇧🇷 and Chile 🇨🇱 ?

Putting into consideration citizenship timeline, ease of getting a good paying job, cost of living and other things you might have used in choosing Chile in 2023.

Zammy123:
Tensazangetsu20, judging with what you know now. If you are to relocate in 2026 where would you choose between the Nordic countries (especially Norway 🇳🇴) , Brazil 🇧🇷 and Chile 🇨🇱 ?

Putting into consideration citizenship timeline, ease of getting a good paying job, cost of living and other things you might have used in choosing Chile in 2023.