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Health › Re: Coronavirus: US Testing Maurice Iwu’s Drug - Ogbonanya Onu by ttmacoy: 5:15pm On Mar 05, 2020

Don't wait for the US. If you truly believe it works, test it locally and use for your own people.

Also given it's a flu virus, there can't be a cure but more a vaccine to prevent the spread same as other flu vaccines. All indications show that most people will recover from this virus, aside those who have compromised immune systems such as the elderly or people already suffering from other underlying issues etc. The average healthy person will recover.

chatinent:
The US will reject it until the invention hails from their grounds.

Sports › Re: Anthony Joshua Set To Fight Kubrat Pulev At Tottenham Hotspur Stadium On June 20 by ttmacoy: 5:41pm On Mar 02, 2020

At that level it's not easy to fight too often. It will cheapen the fight value as you can't be selling PPV 10 times a year, also impact ticket sales. It's also a lot difficult to set up fights at that level with the way top fighters are aligned to different tv networks, different agencies, different boxing sanctioning bodies, politics etc.

Also if you are making upwards of GBP20m a fight, why would you fight more often and increase the risk of brain damage which means you end up not enjoying your money.

You can compare it to luxury cars v non luxury cars. Normal cars will be produced in larger numbers to increase sale while luxury cars will be controlled to increase demand and maintain the aura of luxury. If they produce too much it will cheapen the brand and make it hard to sell at higher prices.

ednut1:
Why are these guys fighting 2wice a year na . He fights pulev, drops wbo to avoid usyk. Then faces another bum (bin man or uber driver).

Health › Re: Italy Has Spread Coronavirus To 11 Countries So Far (info Graphic) by ttmacoy: 1:23pm On Feb 29, 2020

Not necessarily, with the free movement of people across the EU, it's very very easy for such diseases to cross borders very quicky especially as it is undetected and unknown during the 2 week incubation period.

And looking beyond the EU with globalization and increased airline travel it easily spreads to other countries as we eg look at the polls who attended a conference in Singapore and spread it to a few countries.

Roadtoyesterday:
More like a deliberate attempt

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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Why Infected Italian Was Not Detected At Lagos Airport – Minister by ttmacoy: 10:05pm On Feb 28, 2020

betterpikinn:
Shut up!
It will never be well with all of them.

What stops the senseless authority from quarantining all the people from infected country for 14 days?
Saudi is doing that.

That foolish minister should be sacked.

Health › Re: Coronavirus: Why Infected Italian Was Not Detected At Lagos Airport – Minister by ttmacoy: 8:56pm On Feb 28, 2020

Haba there is no indication he knew he had the disease. As the minister said it was not picked up because it was in incubation stage so how will the guy have known?

Please share where you are seeing outrage that the disease is not in Africa huh

Zooposki:
This guy knew he had this disease and purposely came to Nigeria to spread it, but God pass am. Everywhere you go on social media, there is an outrage on why the disease is not yet in Africa, as if we offended them in a previous life.

These other nations want the virus to do maximum damage on the continent.

Travel › Re: Cameroonian Man Deported From Turkey, Wrapped In Cling Film As A Luggage by ttmacoy: 5:20pm On Feb 25, 2020

In the likes of the US, UK etc definitely, in Turkey I doubt it.

Nickshrapnel:
If the man can get a good lawyer, perhaps he may win a case against them

Sports › Re: Tyson Fury Vs Deontay Wilder 2: Photos As Fury Finishes The Unfinished Business by ttmacoy: 4:27pm On Feb 23, 2020

It was a TKO, what’s the point of this? I would understand if it was a controversial points decision.

powerfulguy:
Like if you think Fury deserved it!
Share if u think wilder deserved it!

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Travel › Re: Cost Of Living In Germany For Nigerians:5 Things To Know As A Student In Germany by ttmacoy: 6:08pm On Feb 22, 2020

First you only pay the so called bastard US tax if you earn high amounts abroad. You are required to file taxes from abroad but it doesn’t mean you will owe taxes. Secondly if you renounce your are not subject to the bastard US tax anymore so just go ahead and renounce since you hate the US so much. And I don’t mean the I’ll move to Nigeria but keep my US passport in case move. I mean give it up officially and fully immerse yourself in Nigeria since you hate the US so much and believe so much in Nigeria.

You say it’s so bad for our laptops to be monitored, that’s why I keep saying move to Nigeria, contact the US embassy to renounce your citizenships. at least in Nigeria it’s only SARS that will seize your laptop and phone and if you bribe them they will leave you.

What exactly are you hiding on your phone and laptop that is driving you nuts to this extent? You better focus on the sensible things you have control over such as career an educational choices, invest for you and your families future instead of crying that government is monitoring your phone. And while they monitor for certain words that can then flag you for enhanced tracking, they are not sitting there listening to every single word osazuwa says on his phone or every porn site he watches on his laptop. I doubt you are that important.

Maybe if the Nigeria government had the ability to monitor, we would find it easier to deal with Bolo Haram and other security issues we face, oh wait basic emergency numbers for the police or fire brigade don’t even work so how can I expect them to monitor people duh.

osazuwa23:
I am not ready to renounce yet but i am already a nigerian citizen so i can move back anytime. The problem is that when i move to nigeria i still be subject gated to usa bastard taxes but i dont know how true that is. There no such thing as privacy freedom in this country if your non european you being monitored 24/7 by government on your laptop and phones even the rich are being monitored

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Travel › Re: Cost Of Living In Germany For Nigerians:5 Things To Know As A Student In Germany by ttmacoy: 1:16am On Feb 22, 2020

It’s very simple, renounce your US citizenship, tear up the passport and move to Nigeria. I did some research for you and you just need to move and appear at the US embassy in Lagos and they will process it for you.

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/legal/travel-legal-considerations/us-citizenship/Renunciation-US-Nationality-Abroad.html

The reason you can have your private security is because the security guys are paid crap money hence pretty much slavery. If you pay a true living wage how many can afford their security and house helps etc?

osazuwa23:
So true i live and was born in america and i hate this toxic place after a while. Dont get me wrong usa has good infrastructure and nice place to live constant light but what i hate the most about america is the hostile culture they have towards non white people particularly blacks. As bad as nigeria is there a sense of community and i dont have to worry about my house being taken away and i can have my own private security. There should absolutely no reason why nigerians or africans in general should be living in these hostile oyigbo country suffering day in and out just to make money you wil end up losing . we africans and blacks are the ones supplying these guys with are hard earn money just to develop there communities.

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Travel › Re: Cost Of Living In Germany For Nigerians:5 Things To Know As A Student In Germany by ttmacoy: 1:11am On Feb 22, 2020

£250k a month? Kinide?

Ninokingz1:
@OP, base on your analysis and statistics leaving in UK is more expensive than Germany. Cause a close pal is paying almost 250k pounds a month for a flat.

Travel › Re: EU May Impose Tough Visa Rules On Nigeria Over Illegal Migration by ttmacoy: 12:20am On Feb 21, 2020

And you think those countries will put Nigeria’s interest above theirs? No one will put Nigerians in the rest first except Nigeria and Nigerians.

Yankee101:
There are alternatives.

Brasil, China and Russua

Travel › Re: EU May Impose Tough Visa Rules On Nigeria Over Illegal Migration by ttmacoy: 12:10am On Feb 21, 2020

Nigeria will also feel the impact as FDI which is essential will drop massively.

Yankee101:
Restrict entry into our oil and gas. Their head will reset. One Total, ENI, Shell or Chevron harvests more profit from nigeria than all the immigrants combined ×100.

Nonsense

Travel › Re: Post Brexit UK Visa/Job Policy: No Visas For Low-Skilled Workers by ttmacoy: 11:16am On Feb 19, 2020

I’m sure it refers to jobs with £25k salary in the UK not from Nigeria. If your skills can’t get you at least £25K then it’s safe to assume it’s a very low skilled job.

Gorem2013:
What I think I need to bookmark this info.

..... but how many Africans can attain £25k annual salary. This is about N12mill

UK yet to learn from past mistake

lalasticlala

This is front page worthy please.

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Travel › Re: Canadian Work Permit by ttmacoy: 9:34am On Feb 15, 2020

What exactly do you need help with? Looks straight forward requesting for details of family members.

Ekitipolitics:
Here is a clear screenshot of the section 9

Foreign Affairs › Re: Ali Khamenei: US Middle East Plan Will Die Before Trump - Iran's Supreme Leader by ttmacoy: 10:03am On Feb 08, 2020

AlhajiImam:
Trump will die for destabilizing the middle east.

ALL these battwhes raising against we Muslims will backfire him. Nobody can conquer the sons of Allah

Politics › Re: Trump's Acquittal: Femi Fani-Kayode FFK Reacts by ttmacoy: 6:19pm On Feb 06, 2020

I see where you are coming from and I also feel the US should interfere less in other countries issues but the fact remains it is not possible e.g. the worse the Venezuelan situation becomes the more it impacts the US e.g. where do you think most the people fleeing Venezuela go? The US.

When the region becomes unstable, the US bears the brunt of the effort and cost it takes and I aknowledge the US also causes some of these issues. The US interference in Europe has played a huge part in peace over many years after WW1 and WWII. Same in Asia etc. I will repeat again I know sometimes the US also cause some of the issues or leave it worse e.g. Iran etc so I am in no way saying they are innocent or perfect, but saying the US should totally stay away also has repercussions some of which can be significant and huge.

The US's interference to force Japan to be pacifist in return for the US providing security could have changed the way things are in Asia today. Japan was crazy when it came to war.

Having a military presence across the world benefits the US as a world power, but if the US were to pull those military bases many countries will have to significantly increase defense budgets it will not be funny and it will result in significant changes in the balance of power in these respective regions. Not saying it would be worse in all cases but there will definitely be significant changes.

Anyway long way of saying I also want the US to mind it's business and focus on investing inland but I also recognize it's easier said than done.

Orissodiq:
D funniest part about the trump speech is the identification of Venezuela speaker as current Venezuela president. Have been noticing it when that man was trying all his best to climbed the fence when he was locked out of the senate house around some weeks back. The Venezuela president said *AMERICA GOVERNMENT AND TRUMP ARE THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE PROBLEMS WE ARE FACING IN OUR COUNTRY JUST BECAUSE THEY WANT TO INSTALL THE PEOPLE THEY WANT AND CAN CONTROL IN POWER AND CONTROL ALL THEIR RESOURCES* i saw that man (Venezuela speaker) in the house waving to trump and trump saluted him and sent a words to Venezuela publicly through him publicly on life TV. SERIOUSLY i don't know why America government must involve in every others country affairs.
They will continue painting ur government black and waiting for u to come to them for aid. They will keep using some stupid people that want power at all cost to carry out their plans. What is the function of INDEPENDENT if we can't run our country on our own and deal with stupid leaders and citizens that are given us problem

Travel › Re: Travel Ban On Nigeria: Official US Statement by ttmacoy: 11:53am On Feb 02, 2020

And what will this reciprocal decision be?

seunmsg:
My understanding of the part in bold is that Nigerians can no longer immigrate to the US except those that have acted as moles for the US government. Very harsh and unnecessary.

The Federal government should engage the US government diplomatically to get the restriction reversed. If Trump insist on keeping the restriction after all necessary engagements, we should consider a reciprocal decision.

Travel › Re: Travel Ban On Nigeria: Official US Statement by ttmacoy: 1:27pm On Feb 01, 2020

Lol what reciprocal decision? Stop Americans from becoming Nigerians citizens?

Any immigration reciprocity will affect Nigeria born Americans more than other Americans. You may not be aware but a lot more Nigerian born Americans apply for tourist visas instead of Nigerian passports compared to Americans applying for Nigerian tourists visas to holiday in Nigeria.

If you target business visas Nigeria will suffer as well as we are already experiencing fall in foreign investment.

seunmsg:
My understanding of the part in bold is that Nigerians can no longer immigrate to the US except those that have acted as moles for the US government. Very harsh and unnecessary.

The Federal government should engage the US government diplomatically to get the restriction reversed. If Trump insist on keeping the restriction after all necessary engagements, we should consider a reciprocal decision.

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Travel › Re: Travel Ban On Nigeria: Official US Statement by ttmacoy: 1:25pm On Feb 01, 2020

If you think of it who is the ode?

Instead of coming together to say let’s fix our country so we have a higher standard of living and less desperation to travel to other countries, we would rather focus on finding other countries to travel to until we become persona non grata there and keep finding more and more countries.

You read some posts on Nairaland about traveling to some random countries and you’re just amazed at where we are as a nation.

We are spending way more money as international students and for medical tourism in other countries than we spend developing o it own educational or medical sectors and yet we continue with no long term vision.

Shibaraba:
Odes ..

We go find another place go na.

America be like nairaland mods.They ban you thinking you'll die meanwhile some weyreys get like 50 different accounts.The more you ban the more they open new ones.

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Travel › Re: Aside Marriage, How Can I Leave Nigeria For Us With A Us Citizen by ttmacoy: 9:41pm On Jan 30, 2020

With fiancee visa you should be ready to get married within 90 days of arriving in the US if not you will be out of status and be an illegal immigrant which takes you back to my post above.

dontay:
Greetings bro, I would really like to get some information about this. Can you enlighten me abit. Would be expecting a reply from you. Or a direct message if possible. Thanks.

Travel › Re: Aside Marriage, How Can I Leave Nigeria For Us With A Us Citizen by ttmacoy: 9:40pm On Jan 30, 2020

Travel › Re: Aside Marriage, How Can I Leave Nigeria For Us With A Us Citizen by ttmacoy: 9:38pm On Jan 30, 2020

Unfortunately, the only option I see which is quick is and cost efficient is via marriage. If you were her real brother she could sponsor you but that takes a long time, possibly up to 10 years depending on the category you fall.

Or get her to invite you for a visit visa and as some people do try to find your way. I do not recommend this approach as it's a tough life trying to live as an illegal immigrant, but it is an option. Or if she can sponsor you to come as a student, this depends on her financial capacity and if her desire to have you in the US is enough for her to spend the significant sums required

tadetobi:
Yes i know and what i meant by she might speak to her lawyer is to find if there is any means she could get how beloved brother here to the State. Moreover i see u knw more about this migration stuff with d way u comment i like it, u can help the brother out if u know any possible means he could get to state wit d help of State citizen friend of his

Travel › Re: Aside Marriage, How Can I Leave Nigeria For Us With A Us Citizen by ttmacoy: 1:14am On Jan 30, 2020

It is expensive to sponsor a work permit hence why it tends to be larger companies who do so rather than smaller ones.

Secondly it will be very difficult for a small realtor firm to prove that she needs to bring in the skills she needs from Nigeria ie she cannot find someone local to do the job. Such jobs need to be advertised for a minimum amount of time and lawyers prove they can’t find someone in the US to do the job.

After all that the application process is pretty much a lottery, there are only 65k H1b visas a year and it’s always over subscribed with about 200k or more applications from all the numerous consulting and outsourcing firms especially those from India.

If you manage to get through all that how will the conversation at the embassy go? That you are an expert on the US realtor market (despite no license etc) and you are the only one who can do the job? Also realtors are licensed in their respective states so I don’t see how you can prove you are an expert from Nigeria.

Trust me the chances are so slim to none.

tadetobi:
Or better still, she can talk to her layer about it they knows better

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Travel › Re: Aside Marriage, How Can I Leave Nigeria For Us With A Us Citizen by ttmacoy: 10:17pm On Jan 29, 2020

if it was that easy every Nigerian who knows someone in the US would have got them to form a company to hire them and get a work visa.

tadetobi:
Let her give u job in her company bro, so wit dat u can apply for work visa and if granted during ur stay within 3-5 year work ur way out fr permanent resident

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Romance › Re: He's Having A Problem With His Wife To Be And Her Rich Parents by ttmacoy: 6:59pm On Jan 28, 2020

But it sets the ground for future interventions by the wife's family. Trust me at some point it will come back and bite you in the ass.

mezarddinny:
that man must be a fool. you wife's father wants to sponsor your wedding and you are angry? instead of you to pocket your money and let him spend his, invest your money well and when the gain comes, you will have your own respect and probably refund his money if you care to.

while some men are looking for a wife whose family can help their success you are forming strong head, don't you know that marrying into a rich family has more advantages than disadvantages? oh i think i get the kind of man he is, the one that wants his woman to worship the ground he walks on because of his money, since the wife is also from a rich family, he won't get that and he is insecure.

my brothers use your heads o, the rich are getting richer because they make smarter decisions, every decision they make is about how they can multiply their money, they don't let emotions or anything becloud their judgement, they must make money even if it is by letting their wife's family think lowly of them, once they make the money they are looking for, they challenge their in-laws and take back their respect. osinbajo married into an influential family but now he is the vice president and his in-laws cant say shit to him

Romance › Re: He's Having A Problem With His Wife To Be And Her Rich Parents by ttmacoy: 6:57pm On Jan 28, 2020

We don't know if that is all the money he has or the amount he can spare for the wedding.

Davash222:
Upcoming husband is a mumu man!
You have 4M and you want to use 2M for honeymoon
Upcoming wife fit no be virgin and you want to spent 2M for honeymoon.
You want low key wedding but high class honeymoon. Didirin!

Crime › Re: I Just Saved Two Lesbians From Being Lynched. by ttmacoy: 10:37pm On Jan 27, 2020

And that is justification to kill them? Nigerians are a bunch of hypocrites. Support thieving deceiving pastors and politicians but you must kill lesbians. Nonsense.

Jabioro:
OP if your parents has been lesbian or gay , YOU!!! I meant you won't be here, because,the course to gave birth to you won't arise.. You've done well by saving them..the nature promised them if they didn't desist..you won't be there next time to save..this time around not a mob...the law of nature gonna deal with them...I thanks your parent not you..

Travel › Re: Giving Birth In Brazil by ttmacoy: 2:35am On Jan 27, 2020

Foreign Affairs › Re: Trump Threatening A Damaging New Trade War With The United Kingdom After Brexit by ttmacoy: 3:17pm On Jan 25, 2020

The article is kinda misleading, trump is threatening tarrifs if the U.K. goes ahead with plans to tax US Tech companies.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/business/2020/jan/22/uk-to-impose-tax-on-tech-giants-but-risks-us-tariffs-on-car-exports

grandiose4ever:
Why is trump like this. He was one of the people who encouraged UK to leave o.

Travel › Re: Nigerian Woman Threatens To Slap White Man On UK Train (Throwback Video) by ttmacoy: 11:33pm On Jan 20, 2020

Not sure what right you are referring to, according to what I read she was in the wrong. She should not be placing her shoes on the seats and by saying white idiot she brought race into it. If he said black idiot we would all be screaming racist wouldn’t we?

Koredav:
Woman wey sabi her right and enter UK legit not illegal

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Nancy Pelosi Gets 'Enough Testimony' To Remove Trump From Office by ttmacoy: 11:42am On Jan 13, 2020

Correction he doesn’t want you in his country illegally. Guess what so does Canada who you all put on a pedestal.

Canada literally asked the US to reduce the amount of visas issued to Nigerians because we kept getting US visa and crossing over to claim false assylum.

danvon:
Why do many Nigerians like Trump like this

Someone who doesn't want you in his country

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Travel › Re: Nigerians going to US reduce sharply, largest global drop-off by ttmacoy: 12:35am On Jan 04, 2020

To be fair part of this was due to Canada asking the US to restrict the number of visas issued to Nigerians due to the way they kept getting US visa and crossing over to Canada for asylum.

IpobAntidote:
LMAO, all those supporting Trump. I told you, thanks Trump.
Pls close the consulate self, no more visas for Nigerians.

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