₦airaland Forum

Ayindesegun10:
There's nothing in England? What a delusional statement. Speak for yourself. Thanks for the "advice". As for the rest of us, no matter the 'nothingness' in England, we still dey go. Have a good day.

safarigirl:
Gold digger.

The Lady is a Nurse in the US and a US citizen.

They allegedly met last November, courtesy of Okon's former girlfried who made the mistake of bringing him overf to visit her 'friend'....only for Oga to see green card and jump on this babe.

I hope he enjoys married life and realises that marrying US citizen no be beans, you cannot scam your way out of it

CandidNotes:
Yes. He met his now fiancée through his then girlfriend in November 2017 when they both visited the US and spent some days in his Kosi's house. Kosi and Egor, his ex, were close friends before the snatching occurred.

He wasn’t just accused of being a gigolo, apparently, he met this his wife to be through her best friend, who was his girlfriend. This matter scattered the ladies relationship.

As in, his girlfriend traveled with him abroad, and they stayed at her friend’s house.
That her friend whose house they stayed in, is the lady in those pre wedding photos with him.

Spygadgets19:
No other option?

newsheriffintown:
So nobody fit help him fellow country man again.no trust in the black race again .so why do we call ourselves brother and sister if we cant help each other.

Just to help me recieve google pin for uk to make it easy for me which everybody kwns its legit .has lead to total denial.
Not fair at all.
I didnt ask or beg for money .just to help me with mail pin verification from google has turn me to a reject.
Nawa this his not the way brothers.
Remember 1 good turn deserve another.

If we cant trust each other ,how can we help each other and when there his no help and trust ,how can we progress as a country.

Marygold637:
If all this pictures na Ikorodu of London, how the banana island dey?

TroublemakerPro:
i would like to say something...

people have mixed feelings about the uk.

Any one telling you that dont come here there is nothing interesting here is lying oooo

butttt

coming here legally is what matters if you come without work permit or permit to stay then you will face a lot here ooo because like someone said everyone minds their business and no one would help you,

but if you get here with even the basic requirement then welcome to a new life ,

i would recommend the US because if you go with a visiting visa to us as long as you dont break any law and dont tell anyone that you dont have the papers you are good .

My friend relocated to mexico with his dad ( mexico is more easy to get into) then then crossed over the US boarder worked odd jobs , saved a lot and applied or their papers and they got it

NOTE: I dont recommend the above because the truth is that you know the system in nigeria and it is easier to make it in nigeria , make money in Nigeria and you will be coming here to charge phone like its nothing.

STENON:
lol, I also wish to witness that boring lifestyle in London

toms55:
lol seriously there is nothing in this London o, everywhere is so quiet over quiet sef unlike lasgidi where you are free to hail your niggas and you roll, London all man face his business however you can choose to have fun sha depending on how you make it fun for yourself.

TroublemakerPro:
I don't know why I can't upload more pictures ,

Please note that this is the ikorodu area of London
That's how my dad describes it,
When we get to the banana island of London I'll let you know

xteve:
Do people go to the UK on tourist visa of 3 months and look for legitimate way to stay after the expiration of the Visa

Abeg I wan learn too

TroublemakerPro:
That's in central London innit ( innit is a common slang it Is the British way of saying abi? )

I currently live in the south, but my dad told me that when we are free we will go

Iyamefa:
Yes @naijajolloftoronto

atutupoyoyo2211:
Hey guys, i couldn't post a savings this week, because i am putting the money towards rent for my new place and Christmas vacation for myself and my wife. Does anyone have a suggestion about the best city to spend Christmas and new year's eve in the USA?, I was thinking about Las Vegas or New York, or maybe Los Angeles or Atlanta, i actually have no idea.

atutupoyoyo2211:
Not necessarily. My former colleague in Nigeria who came to Canada 3 years before i did is a manager at one of BC's government agencies, and he has only being in Canada for 5 years. Though he has about 15 years of experience in Nigeria and guess what, they refused to make him even a supervisor or team lead in Nigeria because of "man know man" syndrome. Well, the guy earns about[b] $109,000 [/b]a year now compared to the 435,000 naira he earned in Nigeria.

atutupoyoyo2211:
I am a permenent resident. I actually got my PR visa 2013, but like i said i had a good job in Nigeria and wasn't in a hurry to travel. I decided in 2014 to come to canada and stay, but i could only survive 2 weeks in Canada and i ran back to Nigeria because i did not still have the balls to surrender my job in Nigeria. I came back again in 2015 to Canada thinking i would stay, but after 2 weeks i went back to Nigeria because i still didnt have the courage to make the transition. But in 2016, my PR visa was about to expire, so i had to make a final decision, NIGERIA or CANADA? at that moment, I had to make up my mind and leave Nigeria and i have been in Canada since. Now, My sister came to Canada immediately we got the PR visa and she is now a citizen. Assuming i had left Nigeria immediately we got the visa, I would have been a citizen by now. But i guess God's time is the best. I will become a citizen by next year.
Canadian citizenship process is one of the best i have seen, maybe after or before that of Ireland, if i am correct. You spend 3 straight years as a PR and you qualify for citizenship provided you have no serious convictions and no bankruptcy claims. Write a test of 20 questions and that is it. Once you pass, you are sworn-in a few weeks later as a citizen.

eclectic139:
Yep them don plenty everywhere. Had similar experience when I was looking for a flat on kijiji, a colleague mentioned she had same experience too. Anyway Naija 101 should keep us alert.. Canada no mean say foreign fraudsters no dey. Lets all be alert as usual. When I came here.. I was on one of them streaming sites, next thing I get one of those pop up ads n it says my computer had been locked and I should call "Microsoft" for a technician to unlock it. I called the number and someone with an accent picked and said I have to pay. My antenna started standing at that point, but I was freaking out, cos I couldn't leave the screen. I googled Miscrosoft care and the number was different from the one on my screen and the person was still blabbing. Anyway, I called my bro and he told me it was a scam, that I should just turn off the wifi and turn off my computer. na so I escape oh. While this was going on, I called my bank immediately and blocked all my cards "forst".. This happened less than a week after I landed so I was pretty shocked.

Iyamefa:
If you’re in Mississauga and close to Westwood mall, you have to experience ‘Naija jollof’ restaurant. No I don’t own the place or even know the owners. It’s been on social media and they just opened Dec 1st. Just decided to drop by Cos I was around and mehn the food is good. Come and see people rushing the food like no tomorrow lol

Enahi:
Sorry dear we were never part of Yoruba, we don't act alike neither do we speak same language with them. We are even more closer to the Igbos.

ritababe:
mercy Johnson and Omotola jalade