₦airaland Forum

Eniolakiite:
Most of these countries have had high cases and have been able to really manage it. Nigeria that we are not even doing proper and enough testing and we didn't take lockdown seriously. We turned it to curfew Now our leaders are fainting to avoid answering questions
It is well.

LagosismyHome:
You don't have to agree with me neither do I have to agree with you. However to make it a personal mission to come for my comment , frankly It to ignore but you are noticed

That I made a similar comment, what does that have to do with craving attention. For years different comments have been made. Even answering student questions that has been asked repeatedly . That too is craving attention in faceless anonymous forum...smh

LagosismyHome:
You don't have to agree with me neither do I have to agree with you. However to make it a personal mission to come for my comment , frankly It to ignore but you are noticed

That I made a similar comment, what does that have to do with craving attention. For years different comments have been made. Even answering student questions that has been asked repeatedly . That too is craving attention in faceless anonymous forum...smh

slimmy2005:
You never ready, you dey compare Asia with Nigeria.

Your country no even get detailed plan for the virus. All of una Dey move mad for the country. See BRT Dey pack people like kirikiri inmates.

Face Nigeria for now. Be a good patriot.

slimmy2005:
I just created a petition that seeks to implore the US government to ban all immigration from Nigeria to the US till 2022.

All of US go kpai here. No one is escaping.

omomayelakesi:
Is this necessary?

sonofakin:
If I may ask, do you have an app on your phone that alerts you when a post like the one you just quoted is posted here? You seem to come around anytime there's one. Or is it just a coincidence? Or is it some sort of personal mission for you? Anyway, keep up the 'good' works

Schrodinger1:
This was outrightly uncalled for. She does mean no harm. I want to believe you're very new on this forum if not, you wouldn't have made such malicious comment. You're also quick to attack those in diaspora.

The way many Nigerians that want to leave for this Fall think is not just ridiculous but rather pathetic. You derive pleasure in chastising those that have left and already studying abroad whenever they tell us the truth and what the reality is. The current situation is beyond our control and we must know that.

Particularly, when they tell us not to be over ambitious, but be proactive and frugal in spending and in each stage of the process, we go about calling them names, attacking them like they invented the virus.

Unsurprisingly, many Nigerians prefer being deceived and given false hope especially when the otherwise is highly probable. Little wonder the country itself is in this precarious state since independence.

Just so you know, No Nigerian here is more willing to depart for this fall like myself. I'm 10times as desperate as anybody here. It's my 4th year in this hustle. I've once been denied without funding last time. Now with a full funding plus GA and an active SEVIS Fee that will expire in few weeks time, I ought to be more bias and subjective than yourself. Yet I'm not.
Learn to see things logically and not with the church mentality.

I'd advise us to hope things would turn around for our good for the Fall, but do not expect it will.

Hopefully, everything dies down before spring.

Schrodinger1:
This was outrightly uncalled for. She does mean no harm. I want to believe you're very new on this forum if not, you wouldn't have made such malicious comment. You're also quick to attack those in diaspora.

The way many Nigerians that want to leave for this Fall think is not just ridiculous but rather pathetic. You derive pleasure in chastising those that have left and already studying abroad whenever they tell us the truth and what the reality is. The current situation is beyond our control and we must know that.

Particularly, when they tell us not to be over ambitious, but be proactive and frugal in spending and in each stage of the process, we go about calling them names, attacking them like they invented the virus.

Unsurprisingly, many Nigerians prefer being deceived and given false hope especially when the otherwise is highly probable. Little wonder the country itself is in this precarious state since independence.

Just so you know, No Nigerian here is more willing to depart for this fall like myself. I'm 10times as desperate as anybody here. It's my 4th year in this hustle. I've once been denied without funding last time. Now with a full funding plus GA and an active SEVIS Fee that will expire in few weeks time, I ought to be more bias and subjective than yourself. Yet I'm not.
Learn to see things logically and not with the church mentality.

I'd advise us to hope things would turn around for our good for the Fall, but do not expect it will.

Hopefully, everything dies down before spring.

Picricchem:
Madam lagosismyhome, let me tell you that you are among the few people I respect the most on this platform. I have never contacted you directly but I am confident that you've made huge impact on so many lives here. I'm saying this to let you know that I would never comment on your space rudely.

But then, Yoruba people say when a young fellow is cutting down a tree in the forest, the elderly usually know the direction in which the tree would fall. While the elderly were right with their predictions almost all the time, many atimes they don't tell the young fellow, that's because they believe they can't be right all the time.

Time has a way of healing even the most hurtful occurrence or experience. When people hope and clamor for things and God didn't make it happen, they adjust. The present issue of opening of embassies is beyond any of us here.
People go out in the US to perform their daily routines. We can't pray to remain under lock forever here. People that locked Nigerians up here have a way of traveling abroad when they want to.

US government is moving their permanent residents and citizens to the US when there is need for that. At least a flight is scheduled for that tomorrow (check their website). The people they are moving to the US tomorrow would consist majorly of Nigerians that have secured permanent residence in the US and those that are already citizens. They are not afraid to catch COVID, and they would rather associate with the US.

Even the COVID cases we are shouting in the US sef, it is becoming glaring that some figures are hyped. Check the attached picture here. CDC agreed they made mistakes in recorded cases. Initially reported 90k cases in Florida is coming down to 11k under scrutiny. See the margin!

So, please ma'am we need encouragement from you. If we have the opportunity to get to the US this Fall, we shall take precautionary measures. We shall live.

I personally understand your point of view, but hmm.. What is after number 6 is more than number 7 oo

Schrodinger1:
This was outrightly uncalled for. She does mean no harm. I want to believe you're very new on this forum if not, you wouldn't have made such malicious comment. You're also quick to attack those in diaspora.

The way many Nigerians that want to leave for this Fall think is not just ridiculous but rather pathetic. You derive pleasure in chastising those that have left and already studying abroad whenever they tell us the truth and what the reality is. The current situation is beyond our control and we must know that.

Particularly, when they tell us not to be over ambitious, but be proactive and frugal in spending and in each stage of the process, we go about calling them names, attacking them like they invented the virus.

Unsurprisingly, many Nigerians prefer being deceived and given false hope especially when the otherwise is highly probable. Little wonder the country itself is in this precarious state since independence.

Just so you know, No Nigerian here is more willing to depart for this fall like myself. I'm 10times as desperate as anybody here. It's my 4th year in this hustle. I've once been denied without funding last time. Now with a full funding plus GA and an active SEVIS Fee that will expire in few weeks time, I ought to be more bias and subjective than yourself. Yet I'm not.
Learn to see things logically and not with the church mentality.

I'd advise us to hope things would turn around for our good for the Fall, but do not expect it will.

Hopefully, everything dies down before spring.

Schrodinger1:
This was outrightly uncalled for. She does mean no harm. I want to believe you're very new on this forum if not, you wouldn't have made such malicious comment. You're also quick to attack those in diaspora.

The way many Nigerians that want to leave for this Fall think is not just ridiculous but rather pathetic. You derive pleasure in chastising those that have left and already studying abroad whenever they tell us the truth and what the reality is. The current situation is beyond our control and we must know that.

Particularly, when they tell us not to be over ambitious, but be proactive and frugal in spending and in each stage of the process, we go about calling them names, attacking them like they invented the virus.

Unsurprisingly, many Nigerians prefer being deceived and given false hope especially when the otherwise is highly probable. Little wonder the country itself is in this precarious state since independence.

Just so you know, No Nigerian here is more willing to depart for this fall like myself. I'm 10times as desperate as anybody here. It's my 4th year in this hustle. I've once been denied without funding last time. Now with a full funding plus GA and an active SEVIS Fee that will expire in few weeks time, I ought to be more bias and subjective than yourself. Yet I'm not.
Learn to see things logically and not with the church mentality.

I'd advise us to hope things would turn around for our good for the Fall, but do not expect it will.

Hopefully, everything dies down before spring.

sheke01:
Point of correction. CDC never agreed to any mistake. Main stream Republicans have gone past "denial" stage with respect to Covid. Even Trump has accepted that Covid will get much much worse. So pay no attention to Deanna Lorraine and her stupid theories and useless tweets. Anybody with a smart phone and data will tweet. let her come and explain why ICU beds have maxed out in most parts of Florida.

We should learn to do more research and evaluate what we hear. Don't just accept anything you hear as the truth just because it aligns with your optimism

Picricchem:
You have said it right brother. God bless you.

But I don't think anyone needs to give majority of us any hope. If we can go through these up till now, I don't think we need anybody to give us any news from abroad or give us any false hope. Majority of us are not kids.

Like you said, the reality is glaringly the opposite of our hope for this Fall. But we are still hopeful and e get why.

I know how much I have spent on this hustle up to this point and I know what is at stake. So, I personally don't appreciate any words of discouragement or anyone telling me to throw my opinion away.

But then, you have to say your mind in a respectful manner.

Let us respect the opinion of those that are truly affected. If they hope, they have the right to hope. If it didn't happen, they've gat nothing to lose.

I understand that cautious advice is necessary for newbies e.g don't pay SEVIS FEES until you secure an appointment, but telling them they are deceiving themselves or they are selfish, is not a good advice now.

sheke01:
Point of correction. CDC never agreed to any mistake. Main stream Republicans have gone past "denial" stage with respect to Covid. Even Trump has accepted that Covid will get much much worse. So pay no attention to Deanna Lorraine and her stupid theories and useless tweets. Anybody with a smart phone and data will tweet. let her come and explain why ICU beds have maxed out in most parts of Florida.

We should learn to do more research and evaluate what we hear. Don't just accept anything you hear as the truth just because it aligns with your optimism

Picricchem:
I agree with you sir. CDC did not come out to agree with that but there is an element of truth in what she said.

Friedpotato:
I think the whole argument was based on "Going to the US this period even if the embassy opens".

Lagosismyhome is of the view that due to the number of COVID cases in the US, she found it strange that Nigerian students still want to go the US/UK.

This has nothing to do with attacking those in the diaspora. A lot of them, if they are in our shoes would still be as hopeful as we are now. Alot of persons have things on the line and it's sounds inappropriate for those in the US here who are taking the necessary precautions from contracting COVID and doing fine, suddenly thinking you'd catch Corona if you risk coming to the US.

Personally, I've accepted that embassy won't open since early June and I'm working around it. I have a friend that has a full tuition scholarship, whose school doesn't have an exclusive online class and scholarship can't be deferred to spring. So you think it's sensible to advise the person not to hope?

sonofakin:
Well, you are very noticeable. I have a feeling you crave attention too. If not, why will you come here to repeat the same thing all the time. Every year, people criticize BB naija watchers, what is the point? They should rest abeg.
I digress. I think you are a hypocrite too, just like the rest of us, sinner criticizing sinner. Ask yourself, is any of your decision and action since the beginning of the pandemic only aimed at 'staying alive'? Have you been working?, saving?, investing? Making retirement plans? Before the pandemic, humans have been making conscious effort to stay alive, and still achieve great things in the process. The people that want to travel are just being human. And when we clamour for the Airspace to be open, it is bigger than a mere nairaland thread. Nigerians are stuck all over the world with expired Visas, or Visas that will soon expire,
some are stranded, their plan was to go for a short holiday and they left here with limited resources. But screw them, they should just shut the hell up and stay alive

Aderin0la:
This is really silly and unnecessary.

Picricchem:
You have said it right brother. God bless you.

But I don't think anyone needs to give majority of us any hope. If we can go through these up till now, I don't think we need anybody to give us any news from abroad or give us any false hope. Majority of us are not kids.

Like you said, the reality is glaringly the opposite of our hope for this Fall. But we are still hopeful and e get why.

I know how much I have spent on this hustle up to this point and I know what is at stake. So, I personally don't appreciate any words of discouragement or anyone telling me to throw my opinion away.

But then, you have to say your mind in a respectful manner.

Let us respect the opinion of those that are truly affected. If they hope, they have the right to hope. If it didn't happen, they've gat nothing to lose.

I understand that cautious advice is necessary for newbies e.g don't pay SEVIS FEES until you secure an appointment, but telling them they are deceiving themselves or they are selfish, is not a good advice now.

Friedpotato:
I think the whole argument was based on "Going to the US this period even if the embassy opens".

Lagosismyhome is of the view that due to the number of COVID cases in the US, she found it strange that Nigerian students still want to go the US/UK.

This has nothing to do with attacking those in the diaspora. A lot of them, if they are in our shoes would still be as hopeful as we are now. Alot of persons have things on the line and it's sounds inappropriate for those in the US here who are taking the necessary precautions from contracting COVID and doing fine, suddenly thinking you'd catch Corona if you risk coming to the US.

Personally, I've accepted that embassy won't open since early June and I'm working around it. I have a friend that has a full tuition scholarship, whose school doesn't have an exclusive online class and scholarship can't be deferred to spring. So you think it's sensible to advise the person not to hope?

Eniolakiite:

electromagnito:
Hi guys, just some contribution, although I have made up my mind to stick to my PhD here in France while I am yet to reject my PhD offer at University of Hawai'i, one of the reason I won't be going to the US is the Covid-19 brouhaha, I still talk to my supervisor and he is not sure if embassy will even open for spring 2021 talk more fall 2020, we still talked this morning and he was saying if it may need, he will need to talk to the funding society ACS to push my PhD to fall 2021 can you imagine, lol although I won't be going to the US anyway, I am not that desperate, so I will stick to my PhD here in France. So. What I want to conclude from this is that, try looking for something to keep you busy because the embassy is not going to open anytime soon not for Nigeria with the way our government is playing politics with Covid-19, EU ban Americans for now, while Americans did same, so I believe US will replicate same to African country if they manage to beat their curve down. Stay blessed guys

AdoChel:
Please does anyone know if there is a Naira land UK visa students visa thread. Kindly post the link here. Thank you.