₦airaland Forum

lexy2014:
When did igbinedion become a traditional ruler to d point that he has a kingdom?

Daum:
Come OP you better change this your writing. Esama is not a king even in his village. He is a highly respected Benin chief who is serving the 3rd Oba in his life time.

Yamiriflathead:
Fashola is my preferred candidate from the south though...

chillex8:
Update.
I can't say much, but everywhere Is on lockdown.
If you are not an essential worker, avoid the roads.
You might loose your car.
Am currently heading to lekki though; those that know me, know am covered.

Over.

chillex8:
Collect 5k rental
10k rental
20k rental
30k rental
40k rental
50k rental,
E no concern anybody. Share your ehailing experience and go.
All fingers are not equal.
All cars are not equal.
There will always be bad drivers and bad car owners.
No be by gra gra

Genesils:
Please I'm learning Python (using Udemy Tutorial videos and Coursera and pdf too) but it's been difficult learning it alone, I need someone we can both learn together, someone that'll help ginger me, solve problems together and brainstorm...

Or a mentor

jojoseph:
Please understand me very well,I'm not trying to discourage you, these people I'm talking about are my colleagues which i see every time i travel to U.S. Most of them are regretting that they left Nigeria, most of them could not come home for their parents funerals not that they don't want to come but they can't afford it.
You don't have to take my words, go and ask questions.
And anytime, i run into any young people like you, the first thing they complain about is that we didn't know this place is like this and i always tell them that if anybody tells you America you we say enemy of progress.
First, what do i have to gain from holding any young person back, i give the same advise to my boys anytime i visit U.S. I always tell them they are wasting their time in U.S. I didn't allow our last born to do university education in U.S. He did it Nigeria. He does visit his brothers and sisters in U.S. but doesn't like to stay more 2weeks because he sees the struggle that his siblings go through on daily basis.
You will not appreciate what I'm saying now but i pray to God to grant you your wish.

jojoseph:
Please understand me very well,I'm not trying to discourage you, these people I'm talking about are my colleagues which i see every time i travel to U.S. Most of them are regretting that they left Nigeria, most of them could not come home for their parents funerals not that they don't want to come but they can't afford it.
You don't have to take my words, go and ask questions.
And anytime, i run into any young people like you, the first thing they complain about is that we didn't know this place is like this and i always tell them that if anybody tells you America you we say enemy of progress.
First, what do i have to gain from holding any young person back, i give the same advise to my boys anytime i visit U.S. I always tell them they are wasting their time in U.S. I didn't allow our last born to do university education in U.S. He did it Nigeria. He does visit his brothers and sisters in U.S. but doesn't like to stay more 2weeks because he sees the struggle that his siblings go through on daily basis.
You will not appreciate what I'm saying now but i pray to God to grant you your wish.

jojoseph:
America, London or Canada is a journey of no returns 90% to 95% of Nigerians in those countries will die over there do your research.
I'm really sorry for you because you don't know what you're talking about. Firstly, nobody is telling you not to move to U.S. or Canada or do i stop you from going to the embassy no.
Secondly, I'm not telling any young man not to travel, this is their prerogative. All I'm saying is do your research very well , find out what happened to Nigerians that left the country in the 70s, 80s,90s and 2000s.
Right now, 90% to 95% of Nigerians in London, U.S. or Canada will die over there because Nigeria is beyond their rich. They have no resources to relocate back to Nigeria. Ask anyone who have stayed in U.S. for over 20years or more.
These people were young like you when they left the country with the hope to make a better life for themselves. How many of these people have come back to contribute to the development of this country that you know?
Do you know is more easier to make money in Nigeria than U.S. or Canada, this is the message I'm trying pass on to the young people, instead of going to abroad to waste their time and 30years from now be regretting their actions.
If you're one of the poorest of the poor, that doesn't have any hope in Nigeria and you have opportunity to travel out the take the opportunity you might be one of the few lucky one. God bless your hustle.

Perfecttouch:
pls can 1million take me to Canada?
An agent, a friend of mine said visa processing is 150k for conference then ticket fee is 700-750k
Hoe true is this

Achilles200:
The funny thing is that all these awards awards you are shouting, the highest na BET. All her awards that black people give her. Majority of her awards are NAACP.

Lorienta:
Thank God for mr John Mark ;Dthe best programming teacher for kids in abuja. My little boy earns 7000 naira everyday.
Mr John's number : 09059206923
God bless you sir.

Jovie:
I finished all my MSc courses in a year.

It was my project that took a while for me to finish because I got a job and changed cities so it was difficult to focus. I'm done though.

Looking for a PhD program now ...

soleexx:
I was a fan of Web Development for decades now.. I finally study Computer Science and I got all the chance and motive I needed to be a developer...

Firstly I knew I couldn't do these alone.. So I search all around for an expert and mentor... I got one..
Then I started with HTML for a month
CSS for a month
JavaScript for 2weeks
Graphics design for 3weeks
PHP for months
Database for months..

Now I'm a certified FrontEnd Web Developer
And I'm proud of my Digital skills


I will advice if you wanna learn web Development

Try to always build from scratch