Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 9 by Priceless200(f): 4:44am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Walspring: I am sure you read her transcript post very well and you notice what she did to get the anointing?
What part of Abuja do you stay Kubwa |
Properties › Re: 10 Object-shaped Buildings From Around The World by Priceless200(f): 4:29am On Jun 12, 2016 |
Great architectural designs... But I was really surprised you didn't mention any in Nigeria, like the National Stadium and our own Ship House, Ministry of defense headquarters...
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Celebrities › Re: Update: Mohammad Ali's Funeral by Priceless200(f): 10:08pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
Wow! Just wow!... The GREATEST indeed.. May he journey well into his maker's bossom.. What a man |
Education › Re: NDDC 2016 Postgraduate Foreign Scholarship Application Commences by Priceless200(f): 8:25pm On Jun 11, 2016 |
Hello guys, hope we're all good. Anyone got an interview invite already?? God is in control... Cheers |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 9 by Priceless200(f): 9:41am On Jun 11, 2016 |
Congrats plauses.... Enjoy your stay and achieve all your aim in Obamaland.. Cheers!!!! |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 9 by Priceless200(f): 10:04pm On Jun 10, 2016 |
Walspring: Sounds nice... I hope you are ready to do what she did to get that annointing 
Everyone want to tap the annointing but I hope you are all ready to do what they did to get that anointing?? I am sir, anointing is good, so I am ready... I live in Abuja by the way.. |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 9 by Priceless200(f): 7:13pm On Jun 10, 2016 |
calfavour: What more can I say? It has pleased the Good Lord to favour me today.
Lemme spare you all the stories from start till date. God has been faithful. I told God this year, I wasn't going to labour in vain or to sow where I wont reap.... I sowed all the seeds I had from the beginning, It looked like I was foolish. I made my plans and only involved the people concerned with the process.
Back to today, June 10, 2016. 6:30 Appointment. Window 3 I had all the necessary docs I had all my fears too
The interview VO: Good morning and how are you? ME: Good morning, I'm fine thank you.
VO: What's you study plan? ME: I'm going to pursue a Post-Graduate studies in Geological Engineering with a concentration in Geotechniques at the University of North Dakota.
VO: Who is paying for your trip? ME: My Uncle
VO: What does he do? ME: he is the MD of ####### and they are into ######
VO: You have your Bachelors? ME: Yes.
VO: In what area? ME: Geological Sciences.
VO: What's your plan after you graduate? ME: I plan to come back to the company where I work now, in their Geotechniques department.
#DollarHunt Fellow Granite, Congrats.... I tap into this kind blessing of short interview.. Cheers!!! |
Christianity Etc › Re: Osun CAN Orders Christian Students To Attend Classes In Church Robe by Priceless200(f): 10:40am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Nawa ooo, this is really sad, and another crises brewing... For God's sake that is a 'school' a public school for that matter with some lay down rules including those on uniforms and appearance... It's not a religious school. If everybody is allowed to wear anything they want to school under the guise of religion or social affiliation then chaos and disorderliness will be the result. In my opinion, every school I know has something provided for the head in its uniform, most times beret or headwarmers even in the military.. If covering of head is solely a major concern this should be provided, something uniform that will not disorganize the cuteness and neatness of the uniformity of the school.. Or better still the PTA should agree on this, maybe request for an amendment of the uniform policy, maybe adopt a a certain colour, length and type of hijab... Please this should not cause fight. Let peace lead. |
Celebrities › Re: DonJazzy Steps Out In Style In New York by Priceless200(f): 12:25am On Jun 09, 2016 |
Yezzy ish...Naija Kanye ti take over... Cool dude. Liking his frame now.. |
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Travel › Re: I Finally Got To America-thanks Nairaland! by Priceless200(f): 6:35pm On Jun 05, 2016 |
jwillng: Job Opportunities for Nigerians.
I have met Nigerians who are making good headway in many areas-some as salary earners-others as wage earners.
1) Airline employees: Not necessarily as a pilot or air hostess-but jobs at the airport. I met a guy who works with Delta airline as luggage handler or something.Part of the benefits is free/discounted plane tickets.
2) Nurses/Nursing Assistants/Registered Nurses
3) Taxi Drivers. Many Nigerians in this area-say they like it-as they can make money and daily. Though its tough in some areas. Uber is seriously changing the business though.
4) Landscapping Business: A guy I met earns close to $4000 as his salary a month handling various properties. Lawn care during summer-snow removal in winter. He started part time handling his neighbours lawns. He turned it into business -getting dozens of contracts-some long term. He now has employees
5) Contractors: Most contractors I have seen around seem to be white. But I met a Nigerian -who has his own contract business and builds houses for people. The average house he builds is about $300,000. Im not sure-what his profit ratio is-but he is living very very well. His own house is a wonder to behold in the midst of most American houses that look alike.
6) I have also meet a several educators-teachers and University Professor. Was suprised-as I thought their accent would prevent such jobs-but no-they are thriving as teachers. Some of them are even tenured (meaning they can never be sacked).
7) A lot of Nigerians start as workers in nursing homes caring for the old and invalid. The pay is good-though the work is hard. I met a Nigerian who has his own nursing home. He has over 20 workers (mostly Africans) and even employs RNs. The USA medicad and health system ensures that such businesses can make millions of dollars as government and the insurance take care of many elderly and sick people.
Many Nigerians start with entry level jobs. Many work at stores like Walmart and some at production companies. The pay starts from like $9 to $12 per hour. Also saw many at Mcdonalds and fast food joints. Pay here is very low-but for most its a starting point. Was talking to a Mexican manager of a Mcdonalds and discovered that his a boss is a Nigerian. The Nigerian started as a worker and after his degree-the owner (who also owns several Mcdonalds) -made him is overall Manager.
9) IT and Computer. Meet a Nigerian who came here on student visa. He is now an IT Manager -with a Fortune 500 company. What of the oil and gas sector in America. Does it mean Nigerians dot work there, or its not open to foreigners or its not as lucrative or in demand... Please I wanna know. |
Travel › Re: Ask A Pilot... by Priceless200(f): 5:29pm On Jun 05, 2016 |
How much and how long does it take to train a pilot to standard and how much does a pilot earn generally, both here and abroad. As there some kind of discrimination between foreign trained pilots and home trained.. Also is Challenger and eeeehhh... (I forgot oo) only for private jets...?
Hmmmmm, I ve got plenty questions ooo.. No vex |
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