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iLegendd:
3 more days. I have written a book on it, so I'll upload the part on keyword and book titling for free. That way, my promise will be fulfilled.

Nat404:
Ok, talk to me on my WhatsApp business line. I'm sensitive about replying some PMs now.

Nat404:
Ok, talk to me on my WhatsApp business line. I'm sensitive about replying some PMs now.

Talkwisdom:
Sir,if I may ask,is there a way one can actually get scholarship in Canada and work there too?,I studied Electrical Engineering (just graduated) and my plan is to migrate to Canada by the year 2021,and also,what are their requirements?,thanks in anticipation.

Nat404:
Yes, but did you graduate with First-class or a very strong Second-class Division?

luminouzzzzzz:
Ok..
I checked your profile. Didn't see any number bro

Nat404:
Yes, but did you graduate with First-class or a very strong Second-class Division?

Nat404:
You didn't check it well. Check my first topic, my digits is there.

Talkwisdom:
Second class Division bro

luminouzzzzzz:
Seen bro...will shoot you some chats soon.

Thanks

Nat404:
The US is the best for you for now, unless you've got money for Canada.

You will get a scholarship or funding in the United States, maybe 50 percent or about 70 percent. Germany also is nice but you will suffer language barrier.

Talkwisdom:
thank you...
When you talk about Money for Canada,would you please shed more light?,I have heard about Germany also but the language barrier is my major challenge, don't really know how hard it is to learn German.The US may be a nice option but Canada has been my dream.

Nat404:
Tuition, bla bla bla.

Talkwisdom:
alright, thank you for the time.

Nat404:
That's okay. All your dreams can come true if you have the courage to purse them. Do not let anyone to deceive you about Nigeria getting good, for the country is already gone.

Nat404:
That's okay. All your dreams can come true if you have the courage to purse them. Do not let anyone to deceive you about Nigeria getting good, for the country is already gone.

Talkwisdom:
I have been told already that this country won't grow again except the North drop their "Born to rule" mentality,sorry to say.

chizzypresh:
Canada is okay tho

iLegendd:
What if I marry you and take you along to start a family there?

iLegendd:
I didn't proofread, so ignore errors.

If you know me on this forum, you'll know I no longer like school as I used to. After my BSc., I vowed not to go back.

At that time, an uncle brought 2 scholarships — one for Nigeria and the other for abroad from Total.

As a humble nephew to him, because I respect him, I appreciated it and told him I'll look for admission, but I didn't put any effort in looking for the admission and in the end, he gave them to people who were serious about school.

Another one is: my dad he paid for me to go do masters in Unilag and after picking the form and wasting money, I didn't turn up on the the aptitude test day because it rained. All these happened before Buhari took over.

The reason I created this post is, everything that happened some years ago is about to repeat itself.

Another uncle, my dad's second younger brother, who works with total as a senior staff called me on the 23rd of December and we had a total of 2 hours call on phone. Since I don't call him to beg him for money, he respects me just the same way I respect him.

The call was fun. He told me so many cool things, especially on investment and humility. He told me a story of how he used to suffer back then in 2011 when he was doing his master and the job he had was on hold.

He told me how he used the 2 million he saved from that short-lived work to buy land somewhere in PH while his friends were all buying cars.

How he secretly built a two storey building duplexes without letting anyone know and started generating income from house rent
and how he lives on a low key.

Till today, I don't know that house since he doesn't live there. Also, till today, he doesn't own a car and he isn't married yet. He loves Ned Nwoko — maybe, he is his secret mentor.

He told me how people suspects him of being an Ogboni member and we laughed. In fact, he told me everything. He said, in pidgin English, "See, this life wey you see so is all about plan — if you don't plan, you plan to fail."

He talked about why school is important and how bad people wanted to remove him from work when they resumed, but when the manager saw his new CV with distinction, the plans of the evil ones failed.

He got the contract staff work with his BSc. And while working, he was saving and at the same time enrolled for his masters even though the money wasn't sufficient to cater for all his personal projects in life.

After all the struggles, he had distinction unlike the 2.1 he had during his undergraduate days. So, when they reviewed his new CV and saw distinction, they conducted a new interview and he passed and was instantly upgraded with a private driver for official duties.

The young uncle is single and smiling to the bank every month end through the fruit of his CV.

Oh, by the way, he sent me some Christmas money — he thought I'm probably jobless, but doesn't know "guy men" don't need job again. Buhari don make us wise.

Gradually, he moved over to what I'm currently doing now and I told him about Amazon KDP, but the didn't know much about it, but said, "Is it like Jumia?" And I said yes, but advanced Jumia. I told him lots of great things about the business and he was shocked, but later changed the topic and started taking about going back to school.

"I want you to look for admission, whether in Nigeria or abroad," he said, but deep inside me, I wasn't happy.

"I want you to get your masters next year, 2020, and before you know it, you'll also get your Ph.D and keep them as backups. You can do it along side your online businesses. You never know when something big will happen, so it's good to be prepared," he said.

He talked and talked, but I was bored about all these school talks even though I enjoyed the other parts of the conversation.

So, just to please him, I want to get an admission is an school and I can sort my way to the top. I no wan attend class. To even search for admission online dey boring to me let a lone staying in one stupid class learning rubbish sake of say I want more degree.

I know I can sponsor myself if I want to, but since there is someone who wants to do the spending with "oil money" wetin man go do? I go just humble this time around and pretend as if I like school and see where it leads.

So, I have 3 countries in mind

1. Canada
2. USA
3. China

I chose these 3 countries for business reasons. For Canada, it's cheap car importation. For USA, it's for online business reasons and not going through all the restrictions I face here in Nigeria with our Naija IP. For China, it's electronics importation.

Those are the only countries I have in mind.

For Nigeria, I need the most corrupt school where I sort my way to the top since I'm lazy to read academic books.

So, if you read this far, kindly help me out make I no miss this opportunity this time around. Left with me, I'll miss it because of my laziness in anything regarding school.

PLEASE, HELP.

Please, no agent should scam me o! I no get money o!

iLegendd:
I didn't proofread, so ignore errors.

If you know me on this forum, you'll know I no longer like school as I used to. After my BSc., I vowed not to go back.

At that time, an uncle brought 2 scholarships — one for Nigeria and the other for abroad from Total.

As a humble nephew to him, because I respect him, I appreciated it and told him I'll look for admission, but I didn't put any effort in looking for the admission and in the end, he gave them to people who were serious about school.

Another one is: my dad he paid for me to go do masters in Unilag and after picking the form and wasting money, I didn't turn up on the the aptitude test day because it rained. All these happened before Buhari took over.

The reason I created this post is, everything that happened some years ago is about to repeat itself.

Another uncle, my dad's second younger brother, who works with total as a senior staff called me on the 23rd of December and we had a total of 2 hours call on phone. Since I don't call him to beg him for money, he respects me just the same way I respect him.

The call was fun. He told me so many cool things, especially on investment and humility. He told me a story of how he used to suffer back then in 2011 when he was doing his master and the job he had was on hold.

He told me how he used the 2 million he saved from that short-lived work to buy land somewhere in PH while his friends were all buying cars.

How he secretly built a two storey building duplexes without letting anyone know and started generating income from house rent
and how he lives on a low key.

Till today, I don't know that house since he doesn't live there. Also, till today, he doesn't own a car and he isn't married yet. He loves Ned Nwoko — maybe, he is his secret mentor.

He told me how people suspects him of being an Ogboni member and we laughed. In fact, he told me everything. He said, in pidgin English, "See, this life wey you see so is all about plan — if you don't plan, you plan to fail."

He talked about why school is important and how bad people wanted to remove him from work when they resumed, but when the manager saw his new CV with distinction, the plans of the evil ones failed.

He got the contract staff work with his BSc. And while working, he was saving and at the same time enrolled for his masters even though the money wasn't sufficient to cater for all his personal projects in life.

After all the struggles, he had distinction unlike the 2.1 he had during his undergraduate days. So, when they reviewed his new CV and saw distinction, they conducted a new interview and he passed and was instantly upgraded with a private driver for official duties.

The young uncle is single and smiling to the bank every month end through the fruit of his CV.

Oh, by the way, he sent me some Christmas money — he thought I'm probably jobless, but doesn't know "guy men" don't need job again. Buhari don make us wise.

Gradually, he moved over to what I'm currently doing now and I told him about Amazon KDP, but the didn't know much about it, but said, "Is it like Jumia?" And I said yes, but advanced Jumia. I told him lots of great things about the business and he was shocked, but later changed the topic and started taking about going back to school.

"I want you to look for admission, whether in Nigeria or abroad," he said, but deep inside me, I wasn't happy.

"I want you to get your masters next year, 2020, and before you know it, you'll also get your Ph.D and keep them as backups. You can do it along side your online businesses. You never know when something big will happen, so it's good to be prepared," he said.

He talked and talked, but I was bored about all these school talks even though I enjoyed the other parts of the conversation.

So, just to please him, I want to get an admission is an school and I can sort my way to the top. I no wan attend class. To even search for admission online dey boring to me let a lone staying in one stupid class learning rubbish sake of say I want more degree.

I know I can sponsor myself if I want to, but since there is someone who wants to do the spending with "oil money" wetin man go do? I go just humble this time around and pretend as if I like school and see where it leads.

So, I have 3 countries in mind

1. Canada
2. USA
3. China

I chose these 3 countries for business reasons. For Canada, it's cheap car importation. For USA, it's for online business reasons and not going through all the restrictions I face here in Nigeria with our Naija IP. For China, it's electronics importation.

Those are the only countries I have in mind.

For Nigeria, I need the most corrupt school where I sort my way to the top since I'm lazy to read academic books.

So, if you read this far, kindly help me out make I no miss this opportunity this time around. Left with me, I'll miss it because of my laziness in anything regarding school.

PLEASE, HELP.

Please, no agent should scam me o! I no get money o!

iLegendd:
What if I marry you and take you along to start a family there?

iLegendd:
MSc, but I can still do another Bsc. if that is the one that comes out.

mzhorlah:
What course did you study before?
Another thing is, if you are ready to school abroad. Be ready to study. If you ain't, I would advice you use the money to start a business.

chizzypresh:
lemme think�☺

Nat404:
It's okay. I helped one guy here on Nairaland, he applied for admission to a particular school in the US but they were reluctant to reply his mails and grant him admission. I found out a friend of mine works in that school at the admission department, called him on phone, within 30 minutes, the Yoruba guy got a response and admission.

The guy was so excited and astonished and later thanked me. He's in Chicago now.

Nat404:
For those who PMed me, I'm sorry I cannot reply all private messages. I also got some dubious PMs which I will not reply too. I am not a dummy when it comes to cybercrime. I taught high school students during my NYSC on how to ward off Internet Fraudsters and in the process set-trap for them.