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Don't eat it! ![]() Modified: lying op ![]() https://www.nairaland.com/4017100/why-should-not-eat-snakes https://www.nairaland.com/2448561/welcome-lagos-snake-market-badagry/2 |
Openbusiness:Alright. I respect your decision and opinion. |
StubbornGENIUS:It's referred to as udara in the East and South. Does that ring a bell? Nothing much. |
dfrost:dfrost!!! you and Dew left me na when I called for back up We won sha just guiding our treasure so no one steals it. ![]() |
StubbornGENIUS:Agbalumo (African star apple) is orange. |
Openbusiness:Just exactly what I knew you were going to say. Yes, the chances are 50 - 50 for both AA and AS. And don't get me wrong, I understand your point about the children eventually having to go through same, but who would the AS peeps rather marry? The point is, AA can still marry an AS, as that surely reduces the higher risk in an AS marrying an AS, or AS vs SS. Therefore, AA should marry AA only. I can never marry AS. I will never allow my sons to marry AS.Your sons will never marry AS, but your daughters can? (if you chose to have any) Oh I remember you made mention of bloodline so that only applies to the sons, right? Interesting! |
Openbusiness:Both instances are mutually inclusive. AA can marry AS and AA can marry AA. So what's your point? |
O Praise The Name - Hillsong Worship I cast my mind to Calvary Where Jesus bled and died for me. I see His wounds, His hands, His feet. My Savior on that cursed tree His body bound and drenched in tears They laid Him down in Joseph's tomb. The entrance sealed by heavy stone Messiah still and all alone O praise the name of the Lord our God O praise His name forever more For endless days we will sing Your praise Oh Lord, oh Lord our God
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CHICKENCADO ![]() Bia op, how's this romantic ![]() |
Do I go with TRV or continue to process my study visa ? How will this impact on my studies /pregnancy/travel?Your study permit is also a TRV (i.e., your permit is what qualifies you for a TRV on your passport) unless you're referring to a visiting visa in the above quote. I recommend you go with the study permit status. It's much easier to go from Study permit to PR. Going as a visitor will only add an extra layer of time and processes. I dont see how being pregnant will affect your study permit. You can always defer by several semesters even when you've already started your program. That's why some schools give you upto 4 years to complete a program of 2 years. Also you could even have your study permit and defer until you're ready to resume. That way you know you already have the permit. Most schools allow you to defer upto 2 times before you resume. I had a friend who was in same situation couple of years ago and she did the same thing. (Applied for study permit, got to Canada with her husband and 1 son then had her baby in Canada during her studies). She's no longer active here would have mentioned her. I recommend you visit this thread below as well. There are people with similar experience and they'll be glad to assist you with the information required. https://www.nairaland.com/5818588/canadian-student-visa-thread-part#up If you're still unable to find the information you need, feel free to mention me and I'll connect you offline with my friend. But note that some processes may have changed over the years, so I still recommend you visit the above referenced thread. I'll let others chime in with further information or corrections. |
ashiwajew:It's my pleasure! Thanks. That's great! All the best with the learning. I'm sure you'll like the field. And sure, please feel free to reach out. Cheers! |
Nawa ooo. OP, are you that myopic to think the image could/will not be verified via a single image search smh |
WATERMELON-PINK!!! ![]() |
aelai:That's good to know. ![]() Let me put on my dancing shoes that's the SPIRIT!! ![]() |
aelai:I'm doing well. Thank you for asking. I hope all is well with you too. TGIF!! TGFE!!! ![]() My TGIF Shekere worship ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGxhS-px9T8 |
BABANGBALI:Be deceiving yourself. "omo ma pa mi, to ba se di e, yo do mo ma pa ra re" ![]() |
BABANGBALI:from your 1,001 monikers abi. you no dey tire? |
aelai:Oh I love this song. Just listened to it for the first time. Thanks for sharing. ![]() Now on REPEAT! ![]() |
BABANGBALI:I'll report you to the Mods for breaking rule 8!!!! ![]() |
BABANGBALI:You well so >>>>>>>>>>>>>Rhetorical question, cos weed don smoke your brain. |
BABANGBALI:Femi kor, Fola ni stop to dey smoke osogbo weed. |
BABANGBALI:As if you aren't already talking in the nonsense. smhhh |
ashiwajew:My pleasure! 1. Udemy has some good courses for Comptia. Some are free and others aren't. Here's one for A+ that has a very good review and currently discounted https://www.udemy.com/course/comptia-220-1001-exam/ You can also purchase A+ study guide from Amazon. I'll encourage you to go through the resource links on this thread before purchasing a guide, just incase its there. I did a quick scan through but didnt find A+ guide but you can double check. Some cybersec resources to learn from on the side while building your IT knowledge: 2. Alison courses is also another website for free courses. (currently they have a full Security+ training that will offer you a certificate of course completion) https://alison.com/courses/comptia-security-exam-syo-501/content 3. Also you can enroll for this free edx basic security fundamentals course https://www.edx.org/course/cyber-security-basics-a-hands-on-approach 4. Since you're just starting and not to rush through the process, you can subsequently take the training offered by ICSI for Network Security Specialist. I'm only bringing it to your attention because it's free at this time due to Covid, all you need to do is enroll for the course before end of June, and you can take the course later. https://www.icsi.co.uk/courses/icsi-cnss-certified-network-security-specialist-covid-19 5. Finally, reposting a link that the op posted earlier. Very resourcesful github space that you can go through much later. https://github.com/wtsxDev/Penetration-Testing/blob/master/README.md?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app#books Oh and you can also request directly from Comptia some of their free practice tests for most of their certifications like A+, Network+ . https://www.comptia.org/training/resources/practice-tests I know I said alot again, might seem like information overload (that's not intended) but I hope you and anyone seeking similar guidance find the information/resources useful. Take it one step at a time. Cheers! |
If God/Nothing But The Blood - Casey J What shall we say to these things There's still cancer, and so much disease What shall we say to these things So many people hurting, with broken esteem There's so much violence It's getting hard to believe So many questions, but still one answer If God be for me Who can be against me If God is with me whom shall I fear If no one knows me knows me Still His heart adores me I am safe I am loved I am healed
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AGBALUMO-ORANGE!!! |
ashiwajew:Hi Ashiwajew, nice to e-meet you too. Cool! If you dont have any IT background then I encourage you begin by learning and understanding system and network configuration. Comptia A+ and Network+ is really good for this. That way you can gain practical experience in fields like system and network admin, security admin, network engineering etc. Major domains to familiarize with are not limited to this: security analysis, security design and engineering, Network secops, vulnerability management, threat and risk assessment, risk management etc. Note that in each of these domains there are more granular specialization for example someone could specialize in mobile security under security design, while others are web/application, some infrastructure and some cloud computing etc. So when applying for jobs they may say they're seeking a "security architect" that will be specific to an area. That's why understanding the key concept across these domains are very important to help specialize eventually. Before specializing there are couple of certifications that can also help as a baseline (i.e., applicable to most areas of Security) such as SSCP, CEH, TOGAF. GISF is also another good one. Most people (especially fresh off from school) will often begin their cyber journey with Operations security (i.e., SOC - Security Operations center which involves incidence response, monitoring, threat hunting) I'm sure you've heard term "blue, red, and purple team" alot, these are mostly on the operations side of things. Having some of these baseline knowledge will not only open you up to several opportunities, but also help you to decide on what part of cyber you enjoy or find interesting. PS: this thread is a very good place to start. There are lots of materials/Google folders with well documented information for these domains as well as several certifications you can write while climbing up the ladder. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions. Cheers! |
God bless her kind heart!!! The woman sure made a difference in her life. To make a difference in someone's life you don't have to be brilliant, rich, beautiful, or perfect. You just have to care" - Mandy Hale |
Osogbo weed no good o ![]() |
BABANGBALI:You're talking in the nonsense and in the wwruubbissh!! |
BABANGBALI:bwahahahahaha! e pain am! ko ra e kuro jere |
Goes without saying! Shey na dodo you come talk about, abi you dey advertise your service ![]() |
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might seem like information overload (that's not intended) but I hope you and anyone seeking similar guidance find the information/resources useful. Take it one step at a time.