Travel › Re: Is My Visa Agent A Scam? by TheCongo2: 11:09pm On May 04, 2021 |
OP, you have been on Nairaland since 2015 and you still went on to get an agent !!! Are you serious  |
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Travel › Re: Share Your Embarrassing Moment On An Airplane by TheCongo2: 2:20pm On Apr 30, 2021 |
ZINIIBANKS: Is the pilot a white man or a black man? Is that relevant? If so, how? |
Travel › Re: Not All Of Us Are Criminals, Nigerians In Ghana Cry Out by TheCongo2: 12:30pm On Apr 27, 2021 |
iLegendd: Not all of you, but when you see those indulging in it, you don't admonish them to stop. You're indirectly encouraging them. Are you kidding!!!! It is not their job ... |
Travel › Re: How To Travel To DR Congo From Lagos By Road by TheCongo2: 3:11pm On Apr 20, 2021 |
dannie1: See how you wrote an episode just to deviate from the question someone ask. Yet in the end the poor guy didnt get his answers and here i am 5years after needing same information � 5 years ago I had repented from this deadly misconduct and the Lord had forgiven me ... |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Woman Living In US, Shares Her Success Story by TheCongo2: 12:57pm On Apr 16, 2021 |
oknee: I work full time and study full time with 3 kids and my grades are top notch. It depends on how resilient you are and of course my supportive hubby that takes over the home front when it gets too hectic. It also depends on the classes you take and the type of job you do. With jobs like front desk security, all you do is to seat on a chair and watch the door entrance. This would give you plenty of time to study. And there are many jobs like that. Manufacturer jobs are the type to avoid if you go to school full time. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Woman Living In US, Shares Her Success Story by TheCongo2: 9:37pm On Apr 15, 2021 |
oknee: I work full time and study full time with 3 kids and my grades are top notch. It depends on how resilient you are and of course my supportive hubby that takes over the home front when it gets too hectic. That means you are one in a million. But then again, what is your definition of top notch. Is that straight A's ? I have done it and my overall average was a B. I could have done way better than that. I will never advise anyone to repeat my experience. |
Travel › Re: Have you ever been helped by a nairalander before? by TheCongo2: 12:04am On Apr 15, 2021 |
Haryoureendey4: Someone disappeared in 10yrs ago does't mean another person will do the same today...If u wants to help, help. if you cant just be a ghost reader like others rather than blocking my favor from who is willing to assist... How old are you if you don't mind me asking? |
Travel › Re: Have you ever been helped by a nairalander before? by TheCongo2: 8:44pm On Apr 14, 2021 |
Haryoureendey4: Wish I have someone who could borrow me Ready to pay back with interest and everything would be documented. But not Dubai.... All those sweet promises will vanish once you reach the shores of Europe or America. Most likely you will disappear into thin air and will never pay them back. This is real life I am talking about |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Woman Living In US, Shares Her Success Story by TheCongo2: 2:43am On Apr 14, 2021 |
I can never advise anyone to work full time and go to school full time simultaneously. This will have a negative impact on the grades |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Woman Living In US, Shares Her Success Story by TheCongo2: 2:40am On Apr 14, 2021 |
Cousin9999: This is just an ad to convince people to drive for these companies. I've noticed more ads lately.
They also mixed in a STEM job they don't want to pay a proper salary for, so they're trying to saturate the market.
Furthermore, she bought a car when she didn't know how to drive and within a month she had a driving license. I have my doubts on this timeline.
If people were making good money doing deliveries, they wouldn't have to advertise so aggressively.
If the money is decent, maybe they have high turnover because it's not consistent, or it's a stressful pace (or very long hours). If that's not true, then they want more drivers, so they can pay less and treat drivers worse. After checking previous posts of op on nairaland, I came to the conclusion that you may be right. Furthermore, she bought a car when she didn't know how to drive and within a month she had a driving license. I have my doubts on this timeline. |
Romance › Re: What Do Some Men Find Attractive In Other People's Wives? by TheCongo2: 2:40pm On Apr 11, 2021 |
lekki1444: spiritual wisdom Ok. But when someone suffers, it doesn't necessarily means that the person had sinned. |
Romance › Re: What Do Some Men Find Attractive In Other People's Wives? by TheCongo2: 2:26pm On Apr 11, 2021 |
lekki1444: I dont know what they find in other peoples wives but when you see men suffering from terminal disease or extreme poverty or very unfortunate situations, never ever feel sorry for them, they are paying for their sins . And how do you know that? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Will You Receive A 25k Salary With An Msc Degree Because You Can't Get Job? by TheCongo2: 2:36am On Apr 10, 2021 |
sodeide2013: Yes, for a start, its not bad to start anywhere, especially if you are inclined to working. But if you are inclined to business, then go strait to start business. What is bad is starting at 250k a month and later dropping to 25k. You should be progressive in life not retrogressive. But like I said, if you know its business you want to do, go straight there With respect to the bolded part. Have you seen it happen? |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Will You Receive A 25k Salary With An Msc Degree Because You Can't Get Job? by TheCongo2: 9:04pm On Apr 09, 2021 |
AsherAmari: Don't see it as your worth. Accept it for now and see it as chop money pending when you get a befitting job.
If you wait now till month end, you might not see anyone to give you that amount and that 25k that would have helped you solve small things will have passed.
Just see it as feeding money and in the process of going out you stand a big Chance of getting something better.
It is well with this country. Great advise. But he can easily make 25 K online seating on the comfort of his room. Why to bother with a 25 K job? |
Travel › Re: Weird Things Nigerians Do In UK And America To Avoid Deportation by TheCongo2: 10:18am On Apr 09, 2021 |
mu2sa2: Take it with a bag of salt, if you will. Some people think because they lie a lot everyone is like them. And you are tenaciously defending a story you have heard from 3rd party. How funny! AwesomeStormy00 had mentioned earlier, there was no proven fact to this story. Not all of us are gullible |
Travel › Re: Weird Things Nigerians Do In UK And America To Avoid Deportation by TheCongo2: 12:10am On Apr 09, 2021 |
neonbash0: This is a very dumb post. You kidding me, dawg?! Like for real though?
You an agent of buhari or you just unfortunate?
Anyone who is lucky enough to leave nigeria especially one from a low income/poor income/ middle income background has started a process to redefine his future. Only a fool would migrate to the WEST and not have a definite purpose. I've actually seen lots of African immigrants in the US with no papers, no jobs but totally hungry for opportunities and success. And on God,they be living real good ATM. It's all about determination.
I met one Nigerian. Kunle in 2014. He got to the us with a B1/B2 Visa and decided to stay back. He was a lawyer in nigeria. Although he wasn't practicing. No firm would accept him. He said he stayed home for almost four years, Hoping and praying.
When he finally linked up with another coursemate who already left to further his education in the US (as per a wealthy man's son) via social media.
He processed his paperwork for visa and luckily he got it. He got to the US. His friend refused to meet him up at JFK to pick him up. Infact his line wasn't available at that time.
He walked out of the airport, got a taxi and luckily he got a Jamaican taxi driver. Also an immigrant, although he's got his PR. Kunle told the driver his issue. For some reason, the driver bought his story and took him to (I don't wanna give out vital info) where he'd be staying but not for free. He's gotta work to keep up(pay rents and stuffs). The Jamaican's were solid. He did cleaning and laundry for them until he got a handle on things. Over time, he worked at a grocery and did security services. It took him a year to fully integrate. Without papers it was a tad difficult but considering his location, ICE were not on his tail.
Anyway, long story short. He went back to school. A community college in NYC. It's free. He was still working. But he changed his field. From law to Nursing.
I later asked why nursing?
He said, because he was no longer a young adult to start up another career that'd take up to 5years to achieve. Besides he couldn't practice law in the US , since nigerian law is very different from that of the US.
2019, July he finally got married but he already got a son in 2018 from same woman. She's a medical practitioner in the same outlet as him.
What I'm I saying?! His life is forever changed and that of his children.
Y'all never wondered why Actress Regina Asika with all her fame at that time still left Nigeria to start afresh as a Nurse in the US?
Most prominent families send their wives abroad to give birth so their children can have dual citizenship. Why? Even with all their power and wealth here in Nigeria. Why go abroad?
You know the answer sadly With respect to the bolded. Community Colleges aren't free in the United States. |
Travel › Re: Weird Things Nigerians Do In UK And America To Avoid Deportation by TheCongo2: 11:14pm On Apr 08, 2021 |
AwesomeStormy00: There is no known fact to this story so i won't believe it . One thing in uk is no room for laziness you pay for everything. I know a a guy here Nigerian guy he was a lecturer in Nigeria came here for his Phd program, now he run adult educational program for Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME).
If your mindset and mentality is lazy in naija omo even in uk you are going to struggle.
Also your degree in naija isnt recognised here you've to go through uk courses, speak their english too. They value experience more there than your degree. You are on point on the bolded. It is all hearsay |
Travel › Re: Weird Things Nigerians Do In UK And America To Avoid Deportation by TheCongo2: 11:05pm On Apr 08, 2021 |
mu2sa2: You have said the truth and nothing but the truth. Someone told me that on his first ever trip outside Nigeria, he saw a security guard in front of a shop in London. On a closer look he discovered that the man was a lecturer at one of Nigeria's top universities before relocating to UK for "greener pastures", only to end up as maiguard . Chai, God forbid! I will take this info with a pinch of salt. |
Travel › Re: How Can One Convert A 7.0 GPA Scale To A 4.0 GPA Scale For US Adms by TheCongo2: 11:28pm On Apr 04, 2021 |
Teophilus96: Sorry for being inquisitive here. Are you trying to say that a student being the best in his class after graduation, but with a 2:1, has a possible higher CGPA(like you said above) during the conversion process by the school? I am not a Nigerian. Therefore, I am not verse with the GPA system in Nigeria. I went to school in the States. I have no idea of what you mean by 2:1. Likewise, the admission boards members of schools in the States may not understand the GPA system in Nigeria. That is why letters of recommendation from your school would come into play whenever they (admission boards in the States)are going through your transcript. There are also centers that can translate the grading system from one country to another. Maybe a 5.0 on a 7.0 scale in your school would make you a A student (top of the class). And, if this is the case, when converted to the 4.0 scale this GPA would navigate between 3.5 and 4.0. What I know is that it would be misleading to conclude that 5.0 on a 7.0 scale would be 2.86 when converted to the 4.0 US scale. This isn't a matter of doing just a simple math conversion. |
Family › Re: How Do I Stop My Relatives From Disturbing Me? by TheCongo2: 1:21am On Apr 04, 2021 |
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Family › Re: How Do I Stop My Relatives From Disturbing Me? by TheCongo2: 8:49pm On Apr 03, 2021 |
doggedfighter: Did you even read the thread before writing this nonsense.
Is he seeking advice on how to spend his money that you are already sharing his money for him?
Where did you read that he abandoned his mother? That you are talking about forgetting his source. He won't regret anything if he switches off his phone but that's not the issue here. Lol ... |
Family › Re: How Do I Stop My Relatives From Disturbing Me? by TheCongo2: 8:46pm On Apr 03, 2021 |
lecturer50: Guy stop typing what you don't know about me.
I know what I am doing for them.
I just need an advice, not a bad judgement from a person who believes he knows everything about me. GBAM |
Travel › Re: How Can One Convert A 7.0 GPA Scale To A 4.0 GPA Scale For US Adms by TheCongo2: 3:09pm On Apr 03, 2021 |
Citygal: (5/7) x 4 = 2.86
Your score is 2.86 of 4.0 US scale Not necessarily. There could be other factors involved such as the student ranking. If a student with GPA of 5.0 on a 7.0 scale is on top of his class, then this is definitely not a 2.86 when converted to the 4.0 US Scale. This is the reason why more information is needed before any conversion is made. |
Family › Re: How My Daughter Died Last Week. by TheCongo2: 12:15am On Apr 03, 2021 |
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Family › Re: A Nairalander Weds His Beautiful Woman In A Modest But Colourful Wedding Fatiha by TheCongo2: 4:21pm On Mar 30, 2021 |
Congratulations Very cute couple |
Travel › Re: Anybody Travelling Germany In A Month Or 2? I Need Someone To Sell Me Their 23kg by TheCongo2: 2:15pm On Mar 30, 2021 |
Irunma: Anybody travelling Germany in a Month or 2? I need someone to carry some stuff for me OR sell me their 23kg luggage, that is, If they aren't carrying much things. I stay in Munich.
I just need hair extensions and a few clothes and spice. they can all be opened and thoroughly searched. and you can also use your box. And who is the lunatic who would take up this offer in these days and age? |
Romance › Re: Baby Mama Issue With Mg Girlfriend. by TheCongo2: 5:29pm On Mar 19, 2021 |
Reex12: threatening to breakup, is your gf ur life? if she cant understand that ur a father now you can walkaway from her and still meet another and fall in love, she can cheat on you,break ur heart and the relationship will end, shes only being insecure if you'll go back to ur babaymama, but you have to assure how that what you guys have is bond BUT WOE
the mother of your child should come first if your gf doesnt accept her then she can leave, you have a child to care for now..if she cant understand how will the relationship work I strongly disagree with the bolded |
Programming › Re: Why So Many Junior Developers Struggle To Get An Opportunity. by TheCongo2: 4:33pm On Mar 18, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20: Not much jobs for that in Africa. C++ has its places in embedded systems, high level industrial engineering and quantitative finance which we don't have here. Thank you |
Programming › Re: Why So Many Junior Developers Struggle To Get An Opportunity. by TheCongo2: 4:16pm On Mar 18, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20: Juniors be weary of people like that idiot. It's how he advised someone on an older thread to go and learn C++. So many people are learning to code now and you have to be strategic to get returns from it. Don't go and learn what you will be unemployed for 4 years. Time is worst thing to waste in this world. They call themselves senior. Who made them senior?
Hunger and poverty no send anybody o and in Nigeria you are already disadvantaged from the get go. I am still a junior like many in this section and my goal from day one has been to help other juniors with what has worked for me. Just out of curiosity. What is wrong with learning c++ |
Travel › Re: How Can I Relocate My Family (4 Kids) To Canada? by TheCongo2: 2:24pm On Mar 18, 2021 |
tensazangetsu20: Are there any sources that can back this statement? Or have you travelled to Canada on a Mexican passport before? The fact is if it was easy for Mexicans to enter Canada, they wouldn't be paying thousands of dollars to risk their lives by entering the US illegally. It would even be cheaper and safer for Mexicans to take the plane to Canada and then to cross the US border illegally from Canada. I don't have a mexican passport but I know how to process work for American and Mexicans to enter Canada by air. They still have to satisfy Canadian immigration officers as to the purpose of their trip before they can get into the plane to Canada. Visa free doesn't mean you can just walk into the country anyhow. @maternal @salford1 |