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~Bluetooth:
rotflmao. . .investors indeed !!!!

nah so,

photoshop

nopes, don't buy it, he's still ugly

eloii:
She no fine again and she don slim.

nah, I think she still looks good. Any slimmer, then I'll have to agree, but she's fine the way she is.

@ poster

Have fun

lol

   

just read this on Daily Mail website

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1285780/Nelson-Mandela-great-grandaughter-13-killed-car-crash-World-Cup-concert.html?ITO=1708&referrer=yahoo

so sad

@ AjanleKoko



good looking out! You know very well, I mean to type 'Oil, if in the 'right' position

@ poster

that's very sweet of you, and is this dosh for her to splash on herself or for her to buy you goods

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davidif:
Boy, Nigeria DESPERATELY NEEDS TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERS.

+ town planning, where they actually STICK to the plans!

I would guess, Oil, if in the position.

gud advice from chaircover

@ homefinder, I wish you every success in your business

ok, when I saw the subject title, my reaction was

'say WHAT'??

my dear poster - there are good and bad in both countries. *I'm talking about 'living standards'.

kudos to you for being able to travel 2x per year to the UK.

May be your 2nd cuz avoids to see you because he's just not that into you  *Don't be mad, I'ma just sayin'  

Some peeps over here may think that they can do better back home, in that case, then they should plan to return.  Afterall, that's the beauty of being permanently resident in the UK (if papers wasn't an issue) - the free will to travel.

However, there are many more who swap places with people in the UK - giving the sorry state of our country.

oyinda.:
i put it in nylon bags (multiple!) tied it and put it in the refridgerator.

i didn't want to grind it because i like them ungrinded so i can chew it in my soup.
does it have to be grinded? because i will grind it if i have to. i hate the stink

no, it doesn't have to be grinded

tru_blu:
this is exactly what I do

^^^

just to add that it doesn't take away the 'freshness'

otukpo:
Package well in nylon bags and put in the freezer.

this is exactly what I do

Travelista:
Good for them!

*looks at pictures*

Better late than never, eh? Whew, that's an unattractive couple and bridal party.

Lwardddd have mercy!!!

Ebonyeyes:
Awwwwwwwwwwwww Im really happy for them. They were in the right place at the right time Esther looks amazing.

Same here!

Good to see positivity came to them, I hope Esther will be able to provide more for her daughter and family.

hurray!

afulstop:
@ all my Nlanders:thanks again people for your responses!@Buzugee:It is not a twisted question o! This really is happening to my friend o!We r both billed to attend this wedding of a former uni classmate in nyc in august o!, I'm feeling so unhappy at the moment cos we've been planning the trip for a bit now.unfortunately,she is the one who needs to get a u.s visa.she is not even the travelling type!! Like most of u Nlanders have noted and also from what I have observed from watching "the interaction" between the couple,dare i say it tht her hubby is certainly a control freak! Apart frm this I can't say tht I know any sort of ongoing/lingering problems tht they might be havin cos I guess thts private.

@poster, I'm I missing something ? Usually, when an email is in the 'draft' folder - it has not been 'sent'.

Her 'b@st@rd' of a husband (and I use the term husband ever so lightly) just wanted her to see the 'draft'.

Tell her to check the 'sent' box to see if any other emails, apart from her own, has been sent to the embassy.

chaircover:
I am not being funny but something tells me that you are not quite ready yet. You are just fed up with UK life and feel a little homesick. Trust me I am sure that we all feel like that from time to time.

Ask me why, I say this; you are more interested in your luxury than anything else.

I hear about living in a high brow area, driving a nice car and buying a Gen powerful enough to light up yours and next doors property.

I don't hear anything about your business rates, business premises, staff wages, staff recruitment, advertising costs, business registration, healthcare, security, taxes etc. I am not sure if you have kids but if you do then schools, books, childcare etc. These are the important things to consider when relocation & not the prado jeep. After all it is the business that is going to sustain you when you relocate, so this should be your top priority.

You also don't have a property of your own; (well I am assuming so since you want to go and rent) most people who relocate usually have a property no matter how small so at least they are not at the mercy of one landlord. Even if you rent out the boys quarters, it means you have a steady even if small amount of income coming in yearly.

My brother please do your homework very well before you get on that plane and if you do have a property here in the UK please please please do not sell it to fund your relocation to Nigeria.

^^^
The above here is a very good outlook. I totally agree with what Chaircover has said.
Also, have you tried going back for initial 'long' stay visits before packing your bags and running for the hills? Can I presume that your business is already off and running (well, running to the best capabilities without you needing to be on the ground).
Bros, before you know it, living costs will outstrip 'business' cost,

Lets hope the 'powers that be' actually take note and start to implement this!

Travelista:
Their kids are adorable; the son is a spitting image of his Papi! The wife is gorgeous but I can't get down with her extensions. With all the money her husband has, she can't get a silk/lace closure and some Malaysian Remy? She's too pretty to be looking a mess.

^^^
I know, I know, I gave her the 'side eye' with that mop on her head, but then again, can't accuse her of using up all of hubby's ££££ on beautifying herself.

YAY!!!

thanks OP for this.

OMG!!!! Say it isn't so ,

The length some people have been driven too because of money is truly sad

lagerwhenindoubt:
O boy, why u dey fall my shoulder now haba

You be obonge Niaja niggah so behave like one. if your boss has the pickle and axe for you then you have to adjust his perception of your recent success.

Better still read the 48 Laws of Power.

1: Make sure you come to work one day without the car and walk with a limp. if asked tell them the car had problems and you had to take okada only to fall down badly (This will make his mind sweet small)
2: Next time park the car safely in another location or better still come to work in public transport for 1 month claiming that the car is with the mechanic with various problems (he will bless his God for your predicament)
3: Make him believe you want to sell the car but no one is buying with all its problems (Alleluyah, his ego is calmed)
4: Do plenty-eye service for him and tax him for any small change (tell him you are trying to save money to fix the car) he might not give you much but will end up fueling your car for the week
5: All this while you are looking for a job like a mad dog looks for an invisible biskit bone

You should be fine

AjanleKoko:
ROFLMAO!!!!

^^^
my reaction as well.

@ poster, in all seriousness, I agree with those that say not to quit your job just yet. Start looking for other opportunities, ride out the storm.

hackney:
Can't believe ppl can even contemplate such a mindless act.
Na waa oo.

EXACTLY!

Did it during our traditional marriage, i don't see anything 'wrong' with it. It's a cultural thing and it's up to the individual how they feel about it.