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My school jobs rock!!! I get to meet tons of people in my first. My 2nd is almost perfect, I "work" on weekends (mid-day), practically sitting for 3 hours doing homework

Not new, when I applied for my student visa a couple of years ago, I fed in my info into Dept of Homeland Security's website and I was immediately told that I couldn't pay my 1-20 fee online., and I wasn't even in Nigeria - bummer!!!

If you mean "worth it" in terms of money, it could be. Depends on how popular you are online at the end of the day, tons of people make money off youtube.

But, if you're really serious about blogging, I guess you have to be patient, don't expect your blog to get thousands of hits overnight, unless a miracle happens of course. Good luck with that!!!

Nope, it depends on the type of photos you put up there, and you said there's nothing indecent, so I guess that's okay. Your bro is prob not really aware of these things, and is worried about you.

Yep, in most cases, the number of photos you have on FB reflects how long you've been there., and how addicted you are.

It's cold but liveable.

I was born in Bauchi State, does that count?

yoruba:
The safest city in SA is Port Elizabeth, and it has one of the most friendliest people on earth.

PE's good., probably your best bet. Cape Town, maybe.

RSA:
I think he should try the mines in Rustenburg(my birth town ),70% of the world platinium come from this town.So try this sites

And a sizeable portion of the world's xenophobia too, right?

RSA:
Check the South African tourism website if you realy want to visit RSA.

Dude, seriously??!! The only reason a person should visit SA is for the World Cup. I have done my fair share of travel around the world, I have witnessed different cultures, lived in SA for a bit (4 years), and the South African blacks are the most xenophobic & uncongenial people I have ever met in my life, Botswana comes in a close 2nd.  Zim, Malawi, Zambia, Angola, Namibia - surprisingly different. It's really baffling, and I've never stop wondering why the 2 countries are so different. I really wonder what's missing. 

[quote author=1,2 link=topic=376796.msg5295949#msg5295949 date=1263248746]This is the ugly neighbourhood or slums of South Africa. Its equivalent to some of the suburbs in Nigeria.[/quote]Riiiiiiiiight. What's with the denial? We both know you're lying here. Of course Soweto has some okay houses, but most of Soweto is a slum. You sound like you've never been there before.  Gosh

RSA:
[b]I think South Africa played a very meaningful part in shaping the current Nigeria,[/b]and for Nigeria to develop further they need South Africa and it's companies,I am not saying this in a arrogant way,hope you understand.

I'm sure you'll agree that it is has been quite reciprocal considering all we did for your xenophobic country during apartheid.

No country is perfect, and my time in SA contributed in making me who I am today. SA rocks., sometimes. 

ubiaa5:
Abeg make una come minnesota na,ive been here for 6yrs n have met only a handfull of nigerians.Meanwhile i wan run b4 cold finally kill me .

I totally understand that, I'm in ND, a few hours away from Canada.

I'm wondering why it's really important to live in a city with a significant black population. I'm in ND, few blacks, haven't experienced racism., yet.

So, you could come to North Dakota. ND is one of the few states that haven't been hit bad by the recession, with estimates of about $1.2 billion budget surplus. It's freaking cold, but you'll live.

"In North Dakota, the Good Times Are Still Rolling"

Unbelievable

[quote author=Dr.Tony link=topic=240241.msg5445076#msg5445076 date=1265279916]Hi Folks, I must commend the great work y'all are doing here. Goodjob guys.
Please House, I need your help. Im a fresh graduate of Medicine & Surgery from UNN, and I intend specializing in my medical field in the U.S.A, But Im kind of new to all the procedures involved in studying in the U.S. Pls can someone help me in outlining the exams and procedures I 'll have to take here, pls sum1 should come to my aid. God bless you as you do so Thanks. Heres also my mail: Tunacer@yahoo.com[/quote]About exams, you don't need the SAT'S but you definitely need the TOEFL. Not all schools require that, but you'll probably save yourself some future stress if you took it.

I'm guessing you have to start applying to a medical school. If you plan on starting school in Fall '10, I believe you should have applied and you're probably completing your application. But, that isn't really viable, so you should probably target Spring '11. If your results are really good, you could get a scholarship which will make things waaaaay easier.

Best wishes!!!

idifu:
i wonda why they aren't using an unknown beautiful naija chic from d street of naija, also the ad should av bin done in naija . these Indians are always treating us like spit , go to factories or companies owned by these stinking Asians then you will know what i mean

Yeah, that'd seem more real, and people would probably be able to relate to the ad more.

^^ private investigator

nellaluv:
Thats Nike Oshinowo's 'Forty, Fit and Fabulous' event they were both invited to. Why won't she be 'Forty, Fit and Fabulous' when she's barren. You're got to have kids to know how fit u are @ 40.

Funny but true!!

Genevieve has a rocking body!!! I love Omotola's facial structure.

THE AMAKA:
[color=#ff1199]
omo don turn viper oooo!! lol [/color] 

abi?!!

madlady:
I hate foundation,it feels like a mask . but I will remember that tip if I ever put that thing on again.

Thank you.

Depends on the kind of foundation you use, and prob your foundation brush and how you blend it in.

epstitch's right, foundation primer is really important. I'm using Rimmel fix and perfect, it's awesome, my foundation lasts the whole day.

Perfect primer + perfect foundation also results in your eyeshadow staying put the whole day lol.

Unique!!!

oluwdashmi:
I think the first thing is to know what he used the money for, how long he has been paying and how long it will take him to complete it. If he used it for something that would benefit both of you (now or future) then you've got no worry. Also, if you love him, stay by his side and encourage him. God will see you thru.

That's really good.

eewww., wouldn't be caught wearing that, would prob luk better on someone else.

How on earth did this happen?

Hope the SE'S get encouraged by this.

Yep, primer is key!!!

onyiilady:
Revlon cosmetics suck. I recently bought their pressed powder (N5500) and Oil free foundation (N5800) from Heathplus and it was a whole waste of N11300. I like their relaxer though but their facial products suck!!!

I have to agree with that.

Ebonyeyes:
All CLINQUE PRODUCTS ARE TERRIBLE FOR THE SKIN DONT BELIEVE THE HYPE AND NAME. Their products will give you cystic acne.

I guess we all are different cos Clinique has done and is still doing wonders on my skin.

yjay:
i hope u are aware that clinique uses state of the art ingredients in their products that studies have shown to be effective,,,serums, cleansers, toners, sunblocks, scrubs, the list is endless! u might want to double check on your cancerous theory

That's what I thought too!!!

Animal watcher, lol.

Her profile picture.

Cute gal in ur picture.

whiteroses:
oh another product you shouldnt try is clinique they are cancerous, and fashion fair test on animals.

I'm really curious as to how you came to that conclusion. Enlighten me please.

SeanT21:
[b]She's not even that good of an actress. She is always playing the friend to the main character. Plus, she can not dress.[/b]

Yep!!

Tgirl4real:
Cover girl Mascara, think it's a waste of money

My friend uses that and it looks good, but she says it makes her eyelashes fall off

MRbrownJAY:
500DAYS OF SUMMER. . . . . . . . .  much more appreciated viewing it with someone of the opposite s e x.

I love that movie., wasn't the usual romantic cliche stuff.

Ex-winner's member, none in my city