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I met her in the school where i was doing my NYSC. she was the head girl. ![]() |
[quote author=*osisi link=topic=200002.msg3144986#msg3144986 date=1227760440]You must be very daft. Do you pay heating bill at a hotel or bed and breakfast? The way you guys mention Tesco,our equivalent of walmart,it's high school drop outs that work those jobs here. Oh you don't even have a place of your own and you pay no bills and you call yourself an adult.How on earth will you understand what it is to pay heating bills and rent? Let adults who are taking care of themselves talk while you stick to what you do best.(I'm sure you know what I mean).[/quote]you don't seem to get me. why would you relocate from Nigeria to come and live in bed and breakfast? or squat for a long period of time If you are visiting that is a diffeerent story but relocating? Nigerian qualified Medical doctors i know work in tesco,sommerfield and all that because until a few months ago the law aloowing them to practice in the UK was very very strict especially with work permit and some other stuff. And i see no reason why you should say i am very daft. That does not seem very adult like. There are nigerians that also earn £400 per day as business analysts and they relocated from Nigeria. And whymost people consistently do odd jobs here is probably because they don't have a visa or their visa has expired and they can't get a good job and don't want to go back because they have been here for long and have nothing to show And i do live in my parents house with my siblings and the house was paid for by my parents but i don't see how that makes me less of an Adult. |
Just for the record i attend christ embassy bermondsey,Old kent road ,London. If i was not sticking to the word i will have left the church way back but i focus on the message and not the messanger and i don't answer to chris oyakhilome and i will not defend him, i will only defend my faith and belief in JESUS christ. But as a member of the church i have to agree with some of the comments made by the poster of this topic because they are just common sense if you open your eyes. I have no doubt that GOD is powerful but i can not put my faith and trust in the hand of any pastor which is unlike most christ embassy members i know personally. Pastor chris is intelligent and his analysis of the bible is outstanding and the services are awesome but JESUS is the master and only GOD can defend him which is another thing most CE members don't know. I don't ask questions about GOD because i have faith but pastor chris is no god at all so Kini Big Deal There are three schools of thoughts raised by me and my friends who are currently discussing this topic which are 1. The Miracles actually occur and are of GOD 2.The Miracles actually occur and are not of GOD 3.The Miracles are fake and never actually occur Pastor chris association with pastor t.b. joshua is another topic on its own |
Ha Ha. Chelsea got served and so did Mourinho. A great Night ![]() |
[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=200002.msg3142759#msg3142759 date=1227728750]You take home roughly £1650 home a month after tax, so you cannot afford a mortgage in London because of the income multiple, but assuming you have a mortgage of say £160,000, which is the average price of a one bedroom flat (mind you its a flat not house) in outer London, can you afford to pay the £1000 a month mortgage payment out of your wages? Is the remaining £650 per month enough for you to live on comfortably considering the fact that you still have to pay council tax, transport cost, bills, food, student loans, etc Do you have enough money to raise a family? Do you have enough money to send home to family back home? Unless you live outside London, or you have a council flat, the most you can afford is to flatshare, again this is cool is you are single, but not ideal if you have a partner. On the other hand someone earning the same £24,000(6,000,000 Naira) in Nigeria can afford to rent a five bedroom duplex with swimmimng pool if they wish . . . Don't get me wrong, this is a lot of money, but unless you go though the education system in this country and get lucky enough to make the selection for the graduate scheme, it would take people with menial jobs an average of 75 hours a week of more to earn this or they would have to work every God-given unsocial hours . . . How many British are out there looking for jobs, how many times do they hear knockbacks like "sorry, you are underqualified" or sorry you are overqualified" for jobs paying only £15,000/annum? A lot of graduates work at Sainsbury and Tesco packing shelves or working at the tills, is this right? Did they need a university degree for this? Why do you think the amount you as a graduate need to be earning, before you have to start repaying back the student loan is set at £10,000/annum, and this is because the government knows that some graduates would not earn this much [/quote]That is why i wont mind going back to Nigeria if i get a job from here but i am happy with the company i am working for currently because i am getting valuable experience and not working in Tesco and i am learning a lot, I am fortunate because i had no need for a student loan or need to do any menial jobs. These were well taken care of.I live with my siblings and the house expenses and morgage stuff is taken care of . I even have an interview with standard chartered bank nigeria in januray which i am strongly considering even though i have no idea how much they pay even though i will be more interested in the role they are offering me, Even my parents are putting me under pressure to come home to work but i have to see what happens.The problem i have with the Uk is the Racial Bias/Discrimination. They select the best colour for the job and i am facing challenges where i work and we are only two blacks there. The credit crunch is also not helping matters. woolworths is about to go into administration and there are more job cuts everyday which makes it difficult for others to get a job. All the same, you made some very great points and one of the best analysis i have ever seen on Nairaland ![]() |
[quote author=Busy_body link=topic=200002.msg3142355#msg3142355 date=1227722662]Ain't talking about the coconuts, like I mentioned earlier even middle class people on salaries of £30,000 and above are suffering and smiling [/quote]My point is that you cannot generalise and i am not defending any bloody coconut but i am trying to make you realise that there are two sides to a coin and alternate points of view.I earn £24000 per annum in a graduate job role in my first ever job out of school and i am not suffering but really smiling ![]() A guy earning 4 million naira per annum in oceanic bank in Nigeria in the same position may be better than me cos of all the tax deductions and all that but at this stage of my career and my age career aspirations and experience is more important to me than Money earned. Different horses for different courses. |
KarmaMod:How am i defensive? I am a naija boy and only stating the obvious. There are nigerians working as cleaners and security at Tesco and O2 centre and there are Nigerians working at PWC and Deloitte as professionals. People make it in london/UK and go back to naija to be big after cleaning floors in London probably to fund their school fees while others are just living from hand to mouth in london. London is tough but quality and hard work is always rewarded . [quote author=Busy_body link=topic=200002.msg3142315#msg3142315 date=1227721959]However you want to compare it and despite the suffering in Nigeria, Nigerians in Nigeria are not as miserly as Nigerians in diaspora, especially those in Britain. They are too frigging tight and are always jealous of the success of other Nigerians. [/quote]There are Nigerians and there are Nigerians. I take it that the Nigerians you are referring to are COCONUT Nigerians e.g. a guy spends 20 years in Nigeria and spends one year in the UK and suddenly starts forming the british accent, such guy is a coconut-Brown outside but white inside and such people are the people u refer to as tingy and all that. |
[quote author=*osisi link=topic=200002.msg3142132#msg3142132 date=1227719486]The miserly way of life in England is terrible. You'll even feel bad eating their foods. We once stayed in a flat with central heating. My hubby and myself almost turned to icefish by morning. They told us it wasn't yet time to turn on the heat. freezing cold weather,a couple straight from Naija left to freeze to death because of miserly UK we dressed up like eskimos every night to go to sleep. The romance in our marriage disappeared for the length of time we stayed there since I wasn't ready to turn to stockfish all in the name of cuddling. That experience still sends shivers down my spine.[/quote]You are overdoing it. The miserly way of life in any country is terrible and i am yet to see otherwise so you are only stating the obvious.Unless you believe the miserly way of life in england is worse than Nigeria then it will depend from what context you are looking at it. England is lovely .If you have a house of your own you can turn on the heat or water heater 24/7 as long as you pay the bills. Go to peckham or Dalston and tell me which nigerian food you can't get. why will you even want to eat english food? i can understand chinese/ Indian/Kebabs but english? If you can't afford to pay for your heating then whose fault is it that u dress like an eskimo or freeze to death. No food or heating for lazy man. There is no place like Naija but England is not as bad as people say. You can be a cleaner to pay your bills and attend school but that is temporary. Quality and hard work is lawys rewarded. And most people who find it tough over a long period of time are those who lack relevant documentation and are stuck in the country. That is another topic entirely. |
If you have sound qualifications and you are hard working and can back all your qualifications in the case of any assessment, yyou are good to go in London cos quality is rewarded. Other wise, you can either be a cleaner or fraudster to make ends meet in broad contextual terms |
Miracles should be verified. Cos we dont know what is in this men of GOD when they say greater is what is in them than what is in the world.How do i know who or what is in them? we dont answer to them. we answer to JESUS. A girl has not seen all her life and she is healed and she can recognise colours and a member of christ embassy tells me it is the anointing of the holy spirit? I am not a theologian but i know for sure that GOD is not a confused GOD.Independent Tv stations are allowed to air some programs for other churches. i think this should be encouraged in CE. More like a kind of independent auditors stuff cos they have all under their control and you only see or hear what they want you to |
Just like i told a friend, I don't answer to pastor chris or any other pastor. I answer to God the father, the son and the holy spirit. I don't need pastor chris or any other pastor to connect with GOD. The job is already taken by JESUS. There are no economy seats to heaven, we are all going First class. ![]() The association pastor chris had with pastor t.b. joshua is still the highlight of the veracity of his claims. http://www.deceptioninthechurch.com/tbjoshua.html I must confess that most of his teachings(Pastor chris) are very intelligent but i look a the flock of christ embassy and i just have a feeling something is not right. I stand to be corrected but chris oyakhilome is not half as controversial as the followers of his ministry. They seem to see chris oyakhilome as an intercessor or something like that and the only intercessor is JESUS CHRIST MY LORD AND SAVIOUR. I believe in the Word of GOD and i will never ever answer to or believe in any man of GOD. I answer to only GOD and my GOD is not a confused GOD. I have faith in JESUS and not any pastor but based on actions of members of christ embassy i know personally, i think they have faith in their pastor and would o all out to defend him. Sir john may be right or he may be wrong,but miracles must be verified . For example, when i was in Jss 2 my best friend had only one ball/egg in his scrotum and he needed an operation and all that but he had to be of a certain age which he had attained. He was to be operated at ST. Nicholas hospital i think. He went for the holy ghost service at the redemption camp and Pastor Adeboye mentioned the case and declared him healed during the service. His dad checked immediately and he had two balls/eggs. They had even paid for the operation . His dad brought him out later and gave a testimony. That is a miracle not a mickey mouse i have neck pain or i have migraine/wheel chair stuff that cannot be verified. |
just like i said on the Arsenal thread, this is very poor change management from seun and his people. There should be an update, warning or a transition period. Even facebook warns its users of changes or updates before hand. d Whether the threads were deleted, locked or whatever should not be a subject of speculation, seun and admin were supposed to provide us with this information but they failed to. |
Is this a joke or what? where is the old thread? AT least there should be an update or something? Very poor change management skills by the admin. At least remove the highbury picture at the top and put a picture of the emirates just like some said, i am hopelessly devoted to Arsenal. ![]() |
The best way to a woman's heart is to spend money on her; gifts, trips, outings,shopping e.t.c. a woman is likely to give her heart to a rich maga et la yahoo boy rather than for her to give her heart to a broke lover boy. |
[quote author=j-girl link=topic=193428.msg3068836#msg3068836 date=1226361759]Kai kai kai - someone is full of himself o! Okay then, I'll purchase one chocolate hug then. I have a sweet tooth. . . ![]() There is hope for chamo o! I believe miracles happen. I'll pray for him even more. @ topic, we fall in love with ugly people. They just look beautiful to us because the love overshadows the ugliness.[/quote]True talk I know a very handsome guy who married a not so fine girl but she cooks, cleans, and she has the ini edo figure. To him, she is his own halle berry |
nothing like a beautiful girl. The feeling one gets when u make love to a beautiful girl is just wonderful. you wake up the next morning lok at her in the eyes and you know life is good. ![]() Imagine waking up to halle berry by your side for the rest of your life? how can you trade that for estelle or missy elliot? Love? Joker ![]() And all that talk about inner beauty is just consolation as far as i am concerned but yet again beauty is the eye of the beholder ![]() |
nateevs:That is for every team Arsenal( cesc, toure,clichy,sagna), Liverpool(gerrard,torres,carragher,reina) and chelsea(Terry,Lampard,Cavarlho,Essien) |
Ronaldo > Deco |
I am praying that none of our key players et la Fabregas ,Nasri or Van Persie gets injured during this International break and hopefully DIABY would be back after the international break. If anybody needs to get injured, it should be William Gallas .I will like to see either Silvestre or Djorou get a run alongside Kolo Toure . We need some height in our team and our fit tallest players are currently strikers-BENDTNER, VAN PERSIE,ADEBAYOR and only one even uses his head. We need to get Diaby and Djorou/silvestre in there to make up for the likes of Walcott,Nasri and Fabregas or else we will continue to be bombarded aerially specially Diaby. I mean how do you expect DENILSON to defend a corner kick against someome like Peter Crouch or Kevin Davies. Diaby has more presence only if he stays fit |
Guys don't be carried away. we won 4-0 but it could easily have been double figures. we missed some glaring chances et la Nasri,walcottt and even eboue. Did any one see eboue doing step overs? we were lucky to miss all those chances when we were leading comfortably. If we don't take MOST of our chances in matches, i see more results like that against hull on the horzon. Bendtner and vela are coming through and that vela skill and bendtner dribble was great. Waiting on Diaby, Rosicky and Eduardo da silva. . Then we go teach them soccer provided nobody else gets injured.Rosicky Cesc Diaby Nasri- That will be the ideal midfield for the title and champions league run in next year. |
This topic reminds me of people speaking in tongues. ALmost Everyone in church speaks in tongues except me. What is actually speaking in tongues? |
Dexter2:Are you stupid or sarcastic or both ![]() |
I know it is early days but i think eduardo and vela are the best FINISHERS we have got.I might be wrong but that is what i feel based on the performances i have seen from last season, pre season and this season. Carlos vela especially, the third goal he scored against sheffield tells the whole story and if you can remember the goal eduardo scored against man city last season-the overhead kick, you will feel my point. |
Too bad we lost yesterday. Mathematically we are a point ahead of united but we have not played any top opposition which give me concern. I will give anything to be where we are now. Just look at spurs. I mean spurs team on football manager will probably challenge for the title but spurs are in shambles. I hope wenger fixes the problem and we bounce back against porto. |
nyabinghi:Is rooney now a right back a defensive midfielder or a damn striker. I pay 25 million pounds for rooney i need him to score goals. If you conceede goals and you score more than you concede, job done. Wayne Rooney's job is to score goals and not defend them(that is somebody else's job), so stop consoling your self, Rooney is a class player but he is suffering a serious loss of form by not scoring goals. I know the goals will come sooner or later but this season is not last season. And i have continually stated, until rooney scores 20 Premier league goals in any season, he is not any better than Yakubu Aiyegbeni in my books. |
Thank God, clichy is going to be okay. It was just a bruise. |
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[/quote]That is why i wont mind going back to Nigeria if i get a job from here but i am happy with the company i am working for currently because i am getting valuable experience and not working in Tesco and i am learning a lot, I am fortunate because i had no need for a student loan or need to do any menial jobs. These were well taken care of.I live with my siblings and the house expenses and morgage stuff is taken care of . I even have an interview with standard chartered bank nigeria in januray which i am strongly considering even though i have no idea how much they pay
even though i will be more interested in the role they are offering me, Even my parents are putting me under pressure to come home to work but i have to see what happens.

