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I'd prefer to be in an orphanage outside Naija than have parents

Luckily I don't have any friends

I made high dough from my online store and use it to make a bunch of kids at the orphanage happy

Ajione:
Nice one to Grandma.
Those computers you are surrounded with let me have one out of it.
Just trying to switch career into I.T
THANKS.

Why choose IT when there are other fields you can make big dough

Time for me to book a flight to Kenya and slay some chicks with my pepe

tensazangetsu20:
The Chilean passport is 100 times better than the Brazilian passport. Chile is also richer and safer to live in than Brazil

This!!!!!


You see Chile, Ecuador and Peru
Na dem day yapa for LATAM

Nothing day UK way una day rush go to



Better go eastern europe

tensazangetsu20:
I went to a language school. I also utilized a language app alongside podcasts and some reading materials and some italki. Language apps can take you far though at least with vocabulary. I know someone who passed German B2 with only Duolingo as his resource. Mexico isn't easy to get to. Their universities don't even reply you. I tried with emails and calls and I couldn't get any information. I prefer mexico to Brazil though but getting in contact with Mexican universities to even make applications is hard

Going the study route to Mexico tends to be excruciating


Better to go to Mexico on a tourist visa and knock up some latina chick

Bade007:
how do you know when a company is hiring what keyword do you use when searching

I've a list of companies I want to work not more than 20

I add the RSS of any company career page to my feed

Not all company career page has RSS

exotique1fy:
We simply cannot afford a reboot. Resetting the system will destabilise a lot of things. We can only patch up and make due with what we have.

Reboot is mandatory not an option for things to properly work

Patching things leads to a more disasterous consequences

Where is this source from ??


The last time Nairaland was breached was in 2015

tensazangetsu20:
I was asked for Spanish proficiency o. Infact my admission interview was in Spanish. The schools reply your emails in Spanish and everything. I asked about a language course but the school said they don't do that. I think it's better to learn the Spanish in your home country before you go cause even the american exchange students i spoke with all learnt Spanish in America before they went to Chile for their exchange year.


I have actually been planning to move to either Chile or Brazil since 2020 but I didn't have job yet. So when I got job I started saving and when it was enough I started reaching out to schools. Once I knew about the language barrier and that it will be needed I started to learn the language and wait for the next admission session

Using language apps in learning Spanish doesn't work


Better go to Mexico than Brazil

Personal referral works for me

Other times I search on the company career page or lurk on hacker news for jobs .

Dear fellow netizens,

I couldn't help but notice that our beloved politicians are facing some serious glitches in their decision-making systems. As an IT aficionado, I propose a revolutionary solution: 'Have You Tried Turning It Off and On Again?'

Think about it! Whenever our politicians find themselves stuck in a loop of ineffective policies, outrageous promises, or mind-boggling bureaucracy, why not just give the whole system a reboot? Imagine the chaos that would ensue if politicians suddenly restarted and reevaluated their methods!

Picture it: a rebooted parliament, fresh-faced politicians ready to debug corruption, and upgraded software that actually focuses on serving the people. It's the ultimate power cycle!

Of course, this approach might require an IT technician in every government office, armed with a knowledge of memes and witty comebacks. But hey, if it works for us in the IT world, it might just work in the world of politics.

So, my fellow Nairalanders, let's band together, grab our keyboards, and hit the reset button on politics. Together, we can create a system that truly operates at peak efficiency and leaves us with fewer error messages.

Hey fellow Nairalanders!

I just had the most amazing experience, and I had to share it with you all. So, as you know, I work in IT, and I'm always surrounded by computers and coding languages. Recently, I decided to embark on a thrilling endeavor: teaching my lovely grandma how to code!

You might be thinking, "Purvan, are you crazy?" Well, maybe a little, but let me tell you, it was an absolute blast! Picture this: my sweet grandma, armed with a cup of tea and an undying curiosity, sitting beside me as I introduced her to the world of programming.

At first, I thought it would be like explaining quantum physics to a goldfish, but boy, was I wrong! Grandma embraced the challenge like a pro! We started with the basics, and I could see her eyes light up as she discovered the power of loops and conditionals. It was like watching a flower bloom.