AroOkigbo:

"worse" not "worst"
"stuffs like these" not "stuffs like this"

"Stuff," not "stuffs"

Hello guys, pls I would like to know the opportunities for an N.D holder in Canada and U.k

Can I further my education in either of the countries?

Are there diploma courses there?
Also can I work and learn in either of the countries?

Your response would be so much appreciated.
Thanks

Belafonte:
You really wanted to marry a Nigerian woman after just one month of meeting her? Amazing

You better go do Thanksgiving for the second chance you've been given to not derail your destiny. Secondly go and visit your parents with serious gifts; their prayers are truly effective in your life.

Werey see yansh he say the girl dey loving.

Young man, this is not about tribalism and ethnicity , these people are all birds of same feather.

Our problem weigh beyond your point of view.

This so called man you talked about is nurturing 2023, where many yorubas are against.

We need new set of young vibrant minds to run this country.

preacherz:
Before u open ur gutter tap to call him a thief remember Two Bullion van was at d house of ur god and master on d eve of a presidential Election.

Hypocrisy reeks from dis our west brothers

If you can't do the time, don't do the crime

greypencils:
Why do Nigerians act stupid outside the country? There are job opportunities in the U.S, hustle legitly and quietly build a future but NO, their coconut head is always wired around crimes. If they did the crime let them fucking do the time.

Thank you very much sir.
I really appreciate your advice

Iamagoodgirll:
You should focus more on your business, the girl is too young and still have 4 good years to spend in school. Within this periods of her life a lot is going to change in her life, she may not be interested in you anymore as there are chances for her to meet people doing better than you.

So it's not really about you waiting for her to graduate as the chance between you and her making it is 5%, just focus on building your self.

Alright sir. I will consider your advice

Danielbobosky:
Whatever you do OP, never take relationship advice from women. E get why

Now to your question: I can see you have good intention for the girl but girls of these days can't be trusted especially when they're in school.

You might be saying she's a good girl, trust me few years down the line, you won't be saying the same thing. The amount of body count she'll accumulate in school will even make it harder for her to bond with you properly.

If you ever decide to wait for her to finish school, then I'll only demand that you do two things..

1. Have an abundance mindset.
2. Make sure you have other girls and subtly make her aware of them.

This will make her to sit up and see you as a high value man.

University sir

Bolarineliza202:


I have a contrary opinion to what others are saying.
I would say few things,but before that I will like to ask you a question.
Is she still in secondary school or university?

To be honest, not that I can't go for my mate, one I'm not financially bouyant for marriage.

Secondly, we all know that the world is full of many myopic and instant gratifying ladies.

That's why I thought it's worth waiting for.

InTheCloudySky:
She's 18 and just started school. Don't disturb her with relationship wahala. Let her focus o her schooling and enjoy the last years of being a teenager.

Find someone closer to your age

Pls what's the meaning of banny I think I'm old �

Sonnobax15:

Eyahhhhh..the banny played with the wrong warri Nigha.....

Like I normally say here--"wahala for any guyman wey put him trust ontop woman". Las las,dem no go tell am.......

But even at that self,I don't support your mission.....A real nigha won't do such,via say a real nigha will just decide toash her for the last time and drop her pot of beans once and for all

Thank you very much sir
I'm so grateful for your comment

Gentlerespect76:
An 18-year-old? And you are 29? It would be in your best interest to look for a more mature lady; especially one who has gone far educationally if not a graduate even. Based on this calculation you can get married in a year or two. Looking at your age, you are not getting any younger. And please disabuse your mind of this impression that there is mediocre marriage. There is no wedding as mediocre, please. The future is what's important.

Thank you very much for this bro. Actually, she's from a good home and also cuts her cloth according to her coat. For now she behaves very well but time will tell

She's not like one of those girls that craves for worldly materials because she has them within her reach , so she doesn't get freak with it . But you know people change, that's for sure
I'm just scared man
I don't want my effort to be in vain which is time
I believe I'm cabale to afford her demand if she continues to be modest
But who knows ?

Sonnobax15:

Op,na only know wetin you want for life cha...

But.....

Anything undergraduate banny,I dey always get two minds about am,via wetin I don see before, wetin I don hear and wetin don still happen to people around me wey I don confirm.....

Honestly cha,18 years na the whoring age be that, considering the kind things wey we dey see our young bannies of these days dey do just to flaunt their fake lives.....Abi you go tell me say the banny no go fix her hair,she no go wear clothes,abi she no go make friends wey go ginger her to the extent say she go cor dey party

Op,life goes on..........No kill body put...

I am 29 years old. I met this wonderful calm girl last year November, shes 18 now.

Ever since we started our relationship, it has been wonderful. However, she's in school and still have 4 years left on her ticket.

Right now I'm not financially okay to have a marriage , although if I want a mediocre marriage. I think I'm financially capable to do that.

I have a long investment I'm looking at and also growing. In order words, by the time she finishes I believe my business would have grown and also be able to give me the lifestyle and marriage I desire (if God's will). But I'm scared and happy at the same time.
We must have heard stories of undergraduate girls who later Bleep men up on several occasions for one reason or the other.

Though there's no pressure from my family side, but who knows if there will be in the future.

I'm a Yoruba man.

I need your advice on this issue... Pls
Serious minded people

Thank you