Travel › Re: Sad Truths About Living Abroad by TheCongo2: 12:46pm On Dec 27, 2020*. Modified: 2:55pm On Dec 27, 2020 |
ALEX182: I actually know what I'm saying. I'm in CA.
I treat everyone fairly.
I said what I said. And I'll say it again. As a black person in the American workplace, you are safer working with white people than blacks . With this mindset, you wouldn't treat black people fairly. You will feel threatened by the presence of other black. You are most likely to accept the management or leadership of a white person and vehemently denied that of a black person. You are the type of black in workplace who would look at others black as competitors instead of allies. You are part of he problem black people face. Can you tell me more about your job? Have you ever worked in a white majority environment where you have to complete for positions with white people? If you think that racial discrimination isn't a big issue to black in corporate America, then I am wondering if we are referring to the same corporate world. Please tell me more about your job . What do you do for living? |
Travel › Re: Sad Truths About Living Abroad by TheCongo2: 5:36am On Dec 27, 2020 |
boyjo: What do they tell the wives? That their husbands are not good? Lol |
Travel › Re: Sad Truths About Living Abroad by TheCongo2: 5:07am On Dec 27, 2020 |
nograv: No your message to me said simply
So don’t tell lies. Especially when I was talking about the different socio economic outcomes of middle class and upper class Nigerians who migrated to the UK I’m the 80s.
If your point is different races have a better mindset of cooperation, again you don’t know what you are talking about.
Take Jewish people, I know them well as I do business with them often. Once you climb the socio economic you start to meet the other players and I will give it to this group they’re very shrewd.
But they are not as united as you think. Sephardic Jews who come from Arabian regions don’t always get along with Ashkenazi Jews who hail from Europe. They often go to separate Synagogues which they call Shuls, this occurs even in New York!!! How do I know this, my Jewish associated kindly told me.
Next Indians, as well know mercantilist group. Light skinned Indians from the North west of India from cities like Mumbai don’t like darker skined Tamils from the Southbwho are heavily involved in IT in cities like Chennai and Bangalore. They don’t even like to see another of their number succeed if they are no gaining. So much for unity... I know this because I started out a programmer in Java before building trading platforms..
Chinese are similarly divided Cantonese speakers from Hong Kong don’t like Mandarin speaking mainlanders..
so get your facts straights few groups are as united as you think..
I get tired of this silly mindset of always talking down Nigerians. You may have a lot of self hate but I don’t. Nigerians especially the Yoruba and Igbo have a lot to offer this world and I have seen it first hand.. Thank you so much bro for this post. I am Congolese and for ages I have been trying to convey this message to Nigerians on Nairaland. Most Nigerians on here always think that the Indians community is doing better than Nigerians in term of unity. I have told the Nigerians that as long as you aren't part of the Indian community, you will never what is going on in that community. Therefore, you can never say that the Indian community is more united than the Nigerian community. Now, how do Congolese perceive the Nigerian community? Most of us think that the Nigerians are some of the most united people on the planet. The irony is that we perceive Nigerian unity the way Nigerians perceive the Indians or Chinese unity. It is after joining Nairaland that I realized that the Nigerians aren't as united as other African think of them. This is where I come to the conclusion that it must be the same with every communities. We can judge the Indian or Chinese community from a distance but once we get to know them then we will realized that the grass isn't always that green |
Travel › Re: Sad Truths About Living Abroad by TheCongo2: 4:36am On Dec 27, 2020 |
Nuel4: lol you are very brilliant. This is what I've been saying since forever. An average Nigerian is proud, arrogant and foolish. Come to my home town, people who don't drive cars are seen as human chaff. No one gives a shiiit about your intelligence or character. If you don't use the latest iPhone or drive around in a car (nobody cares whether you stole it or how you got it) you are treated like human waste . Tueeh on Nigeria. Com'on bro I don't know where you live and I don't know what your experience is but I am afraid this may be in your head. Some people have low self esteem and they think other people underestimate them while this may not be true |
Travel › Re: Sad Truths About Living Abroad by TheCongo2: 4:28am On Dec 27, 2020 |
ALEX182: I disagree with 6.
As a black woman, your greatest adversary is a fellow woman who is black or any other ethnicity except white. The white woman and white man is often your greatest ally.
Your number one foe is a black woman. Followed by any other non-white woman. Does it mean that every time you will meet a black woman at work for the time, you will see a potential adversary. How disturbing your post is given that you may even started to treat them as such. By the way, how many black women have you ever worked with? How many white women ? Are you familiar with the notion of subtle or blatant discrimination? Where are you located if I may ask you? |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 12:41am On Dec 17, 2020 |
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Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 6:19pm On Dec 08, 2020 |
JennyKadry2: Everyone should pray for a partner that is secure in him/herself so when they come in contact with the person you quoted, they know to run as fast as their legs can carry them, with their bathroom slippers on their head. Is this our Aussie sister JennyKadry or an imposter? |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 2:22pm On Nov 03, 2020 |
Homextras: Good to know.. So you too actually laughed when you got my point... Lol..  Correct ... and I keep laughing... lol |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 2:04pm On Nov 03, 2020 |
gustav25: Thanks for the reply . So in other words , with a one year permit , my odds are very slim for staying back ? No necessarily |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 12:39pm On Nov 03, 2020 |
Shanid: Thank you so much for your response. He actually showed me someone .he said he isn't an agent but an international human resource personel.. Please, if it's possible to do it myself , what is the first step ? And how did he show you someone? From a picture or in person? Keep in mind he could have an accomplice. Anyway, everything about immigration is DIY. Yes, you can do it yourself |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 10:53am On Nov 03, 2020 |
Homextras: Readers, what first came to your mind reading this gist? Lol... Homextras: I believe it's not your case Sir, just thinking aloud the thoughts of some people if they find themselves in this situation. So sorry bro. Your initial post ending with lol made me think you were mocking my post. However, it took ages for me to understand your point .. lol |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 3:00am On Nov 03, 2020 |
Homextras: Readers, what first came to your mind reading this gist? Lol... Not my case. Someone asked me for assistance and I posted it on here. What is your issue? |
Family › Re: I Am Broken I Need Advice From Matured Minds by TheCongo2: 5:46pm On Nov 02, 2020 |
southniyikaye: it is on my page bro, just go through them Thanks bro.I will follow through |
Family › Re: I Am Broken I Need Advice From Matured Minds by TheCongo2: 4:42pm On Nov 02, 2020 |
southniyikaye: my brother, channel your energy to something more productive.. If I share my experience with you, you will understand your case is not even something to worry about.. She practically left me when I was down .. It is said that you don't beat a dead horse, na that time this one carry 2by2 plank wey get nail dey flog me.. I am only concerned about your kid and they are going to exploit that, just wait for it.. Do you think if not for the fact that you had a kid she will threaten you with breakup? Just hold on, don't cry yet as they have not made their real intentions known yet Please share your story |
Romance › Re: I'm Going Back To My Ex! by TheCongo2: 4:47am On Nov 01, 2020 |
jonaifame22: I've missed my ex I no go lie,truly I feel my current relationship is a rebound relationship something I'm jus engaging in to take my mind of my ex. I Wanted to call her many times buh I keep holding back and then she finally called me,I pretended to be busy to let the first call ring and I won't pick,buh silently I pray that she calls back a second time,I was Lookn at my fone every second hoping her call will come in a second time and after some minutes she did call back. On seeing her call again my heart raced like a bonfire, and I picked the call and I heard her angelic voice pour out through my speakerphone and we chatted and immediately we started chatting on the fone, I knew where my heart belonged as my tommy rumbled wth joy I love my current gf and she knows but I love my ex too she was the apple of my eyes and she still is, Right now I feel wat the prodigal son's father felt like when he saw his long lost son return after many years and he killed the fastest cow for him,the other son wasn't happy! I know this post is old but I am curious of the outcome |
Travel › Re: Help. My Experience With Usa Travelling Process by TheCongo2: 11:39pm On Oct 31, 2020 |
Focusmind: People always under estimate SAT. To get admitted into ivy league schools, nothing less than 1580. Please focus on other things in Nigeria. I know you are demoralised but seek for other means of travelling out. Or better still, channel your resources and money to other productive businesses in Nigeria
Those on canada PR will tell you how much they have spent on various IELTS and verification. If you don't have the money, please don't stress it or else you would be depressed Seriously!!!! |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 7:02pm On Oct 31, 2020 |
I need help as this question was asked to me by a family friend. I told the person I will post it on Nairaland and get back to her.
This is the issue:
The lady had run away from an abusive marriage in Botswana. She went to South Africa along with her 3 kids (All under 10).
From South Africa she was able to travel to Canada leaving her 3 children in Johannesburg with her sister. She was granted refugee status in Canada.
Now, she is in the process of reuniting with her children. She has applied for permanent residence for them. In this process, she is being asked to have the children father, her husband, complete the form 5604 which is a declaration from non-accompanying parent.
Not only she isn't longer in touch with him(the children father) but also she believe that trying to relocate him is pointless given that he will never agree to sign such a form. He is bound to make her life miserable in any way he can.
Any suggestion? |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 12:25am On Oct 21, 2020 |
lobell: You will still apply as married. You will be asked if your spouse is accompanying. When you say no, your points are calculated as if you were single. But remember that proof of fund and medicals and police report and everything will be done as if they were accompanying.
Cheers. @MINTss |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 4:48pm On Oct 18, 2020 |
ednut1: we are in the social media era. Every protest counts whether remote or not, as it would be uploaded online. People all over the world protested for BLM/George Floyd so why should end sars be different. Thanks |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 3:55pm On Oct 18, 2020*. Modified: 4:20pm On Oct 18, 2020 |
ifegy: FYI Just curious, how would a march in BC affect policies or politics in Nigeria? I guess the right place to hold this type of event would be Nigeria. A place like UN Plaza in NYC can also serve the purpose of sending a message to the world. BC seems too remote and probably no one among the policy makers in Nigeria will even be aware that such event took place. That was just my 2 cents |
Travel › Re: Living In Canada/Life As A Canadian Immigrant Part 2 by TheCongo2: 9:51am On Oct 17, 2020 |
Genevach: Good days sirs/madams if I fail my first or second driving test, when I travel to Canada with my Nigeria drivers license. Will it limit me from getting an instant full license Is it a must to change my tires to winter tires every winter??, If I decide no to change tires during winter will I be illegal . With respect to the bolded it depends on the province. I have never had any issue in Ontario for not changing tires. However, the insurance is slightly high as a result of this. Insurance companies will generally ask if you will be using all seasons tires instead of Winter tires (in the winter). I have heard in Quebec there are police checkpoint inspecting car tires in the winter. It seems like winter tires are mandatory in Quebec P.S. I have just found this online:MARCH 15 INCLUSIVE From December 1 to March 15 inclusive, all motorized road vehicles registered in Québec (other than heavy vehicles, tool vehicles and farm machinery) must be equipped with winter tires. This requirement also applies to rental passenger vehicles in Québec, as well as mopeds, motorized scooters and motorcycles. IF YOUR VEHICLE IS NOT EQUIPPED WITH WINTER TIRES BETWEEN DECEMBER 1 AND MARCH 15 INCLUSIVE The fine varies from $200 to $300, plus costs Ontario – While there are no actual laws in Ontario that require drivers to use winter tires, there are some reasons people might want to use them outside of them simply being safer. Insurance companies in the province are legally required to give discounts to drivers who use winter tires. |
Travel › Re: What "IF" All African Americans Are Sent To Nigeria. ACCEPT Or REJECT (photos) by TheCongo2: 1:14pm On Oct 04, 2020 |
solmus:

Honestly they would feel better at home in Nigeria
Many African American are tracing their root with DNA test, many are vacationing in Ghana , Gambia and Nigeria
. The funny part is when they get to Nigeria this will be the time they will realize that they are truly American |
Travel › Re: Which Country Is Easy And Cheap For A Person To Go And Hustle? by TheCongo2: 6:26pm On Sep 20, 2020 |
Softgamer: read again then comment I have red and re-read. So, what is your answer now |
Family › Re: Heartbreak... She Left What Do I Do!!! by TheCongo2: 2:42am On Sep 16, 2020 |
LordKO: Your basic knowledge of it is the prerequisite of what I intend to teach you from afar, so the absence of it - as evident in your reply - means there's nothing I can do under the circumstance.
Stay strong and focused; there's always light at the end of a tunnel. Can I pm you |
Travel › Re: Which Country Is Easy And Cheap For A Person To Go And Hustle? by TheCongo2: 8:30am On Sep 15, 2020 |
Softgamer: bro i have visited botswana. yes the capital is fine but dont use that to judge the whole country. u doing this is like going to banana island or vi and using that as a yard stick for naija. that is how people make it look like the countries like France , etc dont have places that looks like ajegunle. same thing happened when i visited malaysia and other countries. the pic below is also botswana and i can tell u that majority of the country looks like this And what does France look like? Have you been everywhere in France? Do you think there is no place or neighborhood that looks like ajegunle in France? |
Travel › Re: Which Country Is Easy And Cheap For A Person To Go And Hustle? by TheCongo2: 8:24am On Sep 15, 2020 |
asunmoGGMU: Bro, I understand Botswana economy is growing but you seems to not know that there are "so" many Motswana in South Africa. In fact, more than Nigerians. That they don't cause troubles is why it isn't pronounced like number of Nigerians in SA. I have friends that left top universities in Botswana to take jobs in another university in SA. I don't know where you get this your "hardly migrate".
Nigeria isn't good but if I photoshop Abuja for you, you go fall. Research before you take a step as to migration. No-one can stop anyone from migrating but don't mislead people to the point there will now be clamour for FG support to bring them home after their folly. I've a friend that went to work in a popular African country, he came back being owed months salary. He was even threatened with legal action on being owed! Look before you leap. With respect to the bolded, please provide the source of your information. |
Travel › Re: Which Country Is Easy And Cheap For A Person To Go And Hustle? by TheCongo2: 2:40am On Sep 15, 2020 |
chibuzorAbia: Please explain the bolded, please.... Thanks. I thought I was the only one who saw that. This inferiority complex is just something else. |
Family › Re: Have You Ever Dated A Lady Dat Attract Goodluck? by TheCongo2: 12:36pm On Aug 25, 2020 |
jidamsel43: yes I will be back.
I have met the opposite in 2017 in Aba during my NYSC sojourn in the ancient city. I met this pretty damsel called Olivia, on my way to Aba South secretariats for clearance. The sky descended to a touchable distant, her mien brought a kind of soothing balm to my twisted body. I approached without any hesitation and she willingly granted me the access to her to phone in which I hurriedly inserted my digits.
This was the beginning of melancholic love story.I squandered all my allowance on this girl without any cautions. Before I realised that I had been entangled with an ogbanje, it remained only two months to conclusion of service year.
It was my elder sister that came to the rescue with some money to buy some materials while returning home. I have learnt my lesson and have also forgiven her but I have vowed not to have anything to do with any igbo girl again As a Congolese Igbo, I am deeply offended by the bolded. Please apologize |
Family › Re: Adjusting To Life As A Widower by TheCongo2: 12:41am On Aug 21, 2020 |
serubawon: One more picture for the road. Wow...what a thread! Started in 2006. That is the best on Nairaland. How old are your kids now? |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by TheCongo2: 12:26pm On Aug 18, 2020 |
Dameelee: Hello, are you schooling in London. I plan to come there (Fanshawe College) this December by Gods grace when I get my approval. How is it like there and how easy is it to transition from study to PR? I live in London but I didn't go to school in London. It is a quiet and lovely City. I like it for my kids |
Travel › Re: Canadian Student Visa Thread Part 17 by TheCongo2: 12:33am On Aug 18, 2020 |
Ayoola03: Hi @TheCongo2, long time bro .
Am no more in London, i moved to Toronto after grad. and you? Wow... and you didn't even invite me to your graduation  At least I am glad to know you have graduated. You are such an inspiration. I am still in London. Not planning to move out of London anytime soon. |
Travel › Re: Is Migrating To Canada With 5m Worth It? by TheCongo2: 4:14pm On Aug 16, 2020 |
Cousin9999: smh
No black person in their right mind wants to go to Germany. Do you live in Germany? |