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Goztino:
So you mean that as a Biology graduate, I can actually get a job as a programmer (if I have the skills) and then use the job offer to gain permanent residency in Germany?

Won't they ask me the relationship between biology and programming?

Programming is not by any means related to biology which happens to be the course of study in University

Goztino:

Someone posted a lecture in my course at RWTH Aachen University in our WhatsApp group, I started asking myself if the lecturer was actually a hip hop rapper.
He was so fast explaining the slides

Goztino:
What a wonderful response.
Please at the bolded, how can someone change to IT field if he didn't get job related to his field after graduation?
I am admitted to Applied Geoscience in RWTH Aachen University.
I am highly dedicated to work really hard to get professional Job but won't mind changing to IT field if I don't get job after graduation.
Is it by starting a fresh Msc?
I heard Bsc demands fluency in Deutsch.
Please I really wanna know how to change to IT if it comes to worst since it seems that's where there are lots of jobs.

Goztino:
According to German system for permanent residency, the student should get job related to course of study for permanent residency.
If that is the case, it means you must get job related to your Msc degree not programming before you can be considered for permanent residency?

Please this is just a question, I will really want people to clarify this point.
My priority is to follow every possible path to get permanent residency irrespective of the initial payment

Cnwag:
What of someone who is trained in CCNA and MCSA. ?

aribisala0:
Guy The time correct time is 8.53 yesterday and today it is 8.54
https://hamariweb.com/islam/holland_ramadan-timing171559.aspx

aribisala0:
Guy The time correct time is 8.53 yesterday and today it is 8.54
https://hamariweb.com/islam/holland_ramadan-timing171559.aspx

Siralgebra04:
Oh! You are still on this issue? U must b confused, now let me do d analysis for u.
It's known that breaking starts 8:45pm (Dutch time), the started 9pm (Dutch time), d speculator that spread d rumour said d guy was spotted 24mins into d play i.e 9:24pm (Dutch time). Now use ur thinking faculty, btwn 8:45pm and 9pm bfore d game started, his movement shud btwn dressing and d field. He had 15mins to break and revive maximum energy for d important match. The player must b very concerned and conscious abt his breaking, so logically he must have taken something b4 entering d field, that one is certain. I'm a Muslim, I know how it feels when it's breaking time.
Truly, he might later drink water during d match but that water couldn't have been what he used to break. It's even possible he didn't fast at all, who knows.
So, take d news as a mere speculation. The guy didn't say it himself during interview, so stop assuming.Stop beating ur chest on what u don't know.

aribisala0:
Yes it is not time based we know but your underlying premise is wrong the Iftar time yesterday in Amsterdam was before the game started

ednut1:
iftar na 9.18 ydae. Which was 8.18 here. So when match start No be 8?

aribisala0:
Yes it is not time based we know but your underlying premise is wrong the Iftar time yesterday in Amsterdam was before the game started

Noordeen:
Seems like a lot of us don't understand the concept of Islamic fasting. Fasting is from dawn to dusk and not time based. The guy needed to wait till sunset before breaking the fast and in this case of Netherlands, during the game.
The fact that the sun sets around 6:30 to 7:00p.m in Nigeria does not mean it does so everywhere else.

aribisala0:
It is called Ifta you take your own advice use Google.com and check the Iftar times for the Netherlands.

stagger:
Amsterdam is 1 hour behind Nigeria when Daylight Savings Time is on. Therefore, the 24th minute of the match was actually 7.24pm in Amsterdam, close to an hour after official breaking of the fast. He was probably taking some nutrition because there is no way he will eat proper food within 30 minutes of such a competitive match. He probably broke the fast with something a lot lighter like fruits.

People should stop telling cheap lies.

Goztino:
Not at all, Nigerian pigs too dirty and too smell na why I no Dey eat am.
If its well garnished and hygienically prepared, I don't mind eating it.
My religion doesn't forbid eating pigs at all

Malamissah:
Please what's the time difference...they are 1hr ahead of us meaning they will even breakfast before Nigeria so what are you guys saying

Thank u...have been looking for who will educate ladiesreject on time differences... Him just talk bagaa...no thinking

ednut1:
i once stayed in uk ( ur location na birmingham lol oniro oshi- u sabi edgbaston or erdington,)with a muslim uncle. U go just dey display ignorance upandan.

ladiesreject:
Holland is GMT+2, which is 1hour ahead of us.
So, fasting ended by 7:45 in Holland and he didn't break his own till after the match? Meaning he played that match without food or water for almost 13hours? He'll faint!
Just because some blogger posted something, that doesn't mean we should just believe. He may or may not be correct. Is this the first time we are seeing players drinking water on the pitch? So because it's Ramadan, everything should now center around fasting and breaking fast? Do you even know if the player actually fasted?

It's fair to say that you're an idiot.

Siralgebra04:
There is no proof he was fasting neither is there any proof d water he took was meant to break his fast. Period!
Case closed.

Siralgebra04:
If that is d case, then d guy wasn't fasting at all cos d news says he broke d fast 24 mins into d play which was 8:24pm.

Siralgebra04:
U are all saying trash. kickoff was 8pm, they had broken their fast b4 7pm. Person no fit drink water on d pitch again?

Goztino:
Lol, I don't do pork. But I eat potatoe

Spygadgets19:
Are you saying that their education system is more strict than the Nigerian Education system? How easy is it to get an A? Have you studied in Germany before?

dolpaz:
In my city, (Essen) The duration you get depends on the officer in charge. But trust me, the women at Essen Auslanderbehorde are what we call (Awon Iya mi Oshoronga ). They don´t smile and they´ve given students 3months, 6months, and some residency without work permit for not getting the required grades in school. The men are nice and friendly. But generally, Essen grants 2 years.

Other cities that Grant 2years in NRW are

Mulheim
Oberhausen
Paderborn
Monchegladbach
Moers
Kleve
Munster
Essen
Bonn
Hamm
Kresi Wesel (1yr at first, then 2 yrs afterwards)

But most times, the officer attending to you is the key

heybaby12:
I sold the boxes I took back to Nigeria when I went for the holidays. While coming back I bought 2 strong Ghana must go for 2k each.( the boxes I sold weighed 5.3 kg each).
That's how I entered Leipzig Airport with my bags oh like one market woman. Seemed like Zoll was scared to search my bag they just asked me to go.

That's how I dragged my load oh. Everyone was just looking at me.

If I tell you the things I came with. Box sef for cry.

I have a handheld luggage scale, so I am always on point

Philfit:
Bro I get where you are coming from,
But have you thought of it this way, your first year you don’t need to make that 10k, your first year should be used to understand the system see the business opportunities, know the education system, read, get good grades and excel. I’d advise you to look at the bigger picture. Money is good, (we all know that). I would love to make 10k savings in a year too but think about the later. Is it really worth it? The only way you can make this 10k savings is by doing it illegally. I don’t mean crime or robber (which can also be a factor) but you would be doing jobs and hiding them from the authorities because you must exceed that 20hr per week. I know there is 3 months of full day working but that too won’t cut it, you must exceed that 20 hours. Now do you really want to do this when you just enter a foreign land? Jeopardize all your hard work just for chicken change ( no offense). If you focus on things like learning the language, doing internships and creating connections with organizations, graduating with good grades then the sky would just be your starting point. Because after studies and you do what you need to, God willing you would land a good job that pays you over 45k a year maybe 32-35k after tax. With this you can work weekend jobs and probably earn 400-700 a month. The hustle now begins you would cut your cost and limit Spending, reduce eating out and live in a small studio apartment. At least you know you aren’t breaking any law and you would have your peace of mind. Then you can be looking at nothing less that 20k savings from the motivation and hard working spirit Im seeing you have. I called it chicken change because the time and energy you used to achieve that 10k savings is nothing compared to how relaxed you can be with better peace of mind to achieve the later which is 20k savings. Look at the bigger picture bro, don’t let the first priority be money for savings rather work on your self and make sure you would remain there after school. That is when the real hustling begins
You might have family members back home Depending on you. But look at it this way, is it better to be giving them Toyota each year and at any chance your right to stay in the country is hanging on a thin line. Or they wait for you, you build yourself and your worth and after two years you become a man a value, you can be giving them Gwagon each year after that and still live a somewhat comfortable life without any harassment.
The cars are metaphors oh

Kenechill:
Whether he is telling me o, whether he's not o. IT IS DOABLE!. That the point. And im sure if you ask people in your city, they'll tell you too.

Except they are also not telling you everything!

Read the third paragraph of this article.
https://www.topuniversities.com/student-info/careers-advice/how-work-germany-during-or-after-your-studies

Kenechill:
A lot of people Work more than 20 hours a week. That 20 hours isn't carved on stone. And people here know that!

Kenechill:
I saw the question asked by basalt on can someone save up-to 10k euros a year. Almost Everyone who replied him were either mean or trying to make him look stupid. It's totally wrong.

Someone say they want to jump very high. Instead of you to tell him he shouldn't cos he head go nack ceiling or he may be cut by the fan, you tell the person he shouldn't jump Except e wan die or he shouldn't jump cos nobody has jumped that high.
No offence, all I saw were pessimists.

Now, my childhood friend schools in Bavaria which has the toughest educational system in Germany as many people have confirmed. He works Two jobs. One pays 450 euros, another pays 960 euros after tax.
He lives in a 250 hostel room. Pays 90 euros insurance, spends 60euros on food as he still has food stuff and goes out once in a while.
Can you see that he used just about 450 euro?
He still has 960 euros.
He goes to school very well sef.
Just that he doesn't have babe there and he drinks once in a while.
Save that 960 X 12 months?
It's over 11k

So whoever is being pessimistic and trying to weigh that basalt guy down, keep your lack of ambition to yourself.

Finally, there's a saying "if people don't laugh or shout at your dreams, they aren't big enough.
This example I gave is real life One.
He's been in Bavaria for two years now.

Just to add, let's do a calculation for you if you're still in doubt.
If you have a 450 euros job. It pays 10 euros per hour. You work 11 hours every Saturday. That's about 450 a month.

If you have another job that pays 12 euros per hour. You work 5 hours a day Monday to Friday that's about 1200 a month.
Let's say they take 300 tax.
You have 900 a month.
If you pay 300 rent. 90 insurance and 60 food. That's 450 a month.
Your student card covers your semester transport ticket.
The remaining 900 X 12 is 10,800 euros.
Let's say you use 800 euros for semester fee every year.
You still have 10k euros!

So what are you guys saying? For the fact you haven't done it, doesn't make it impossible. I've seen people do it.
Everybody ginger no be the same.

Shalom! (in honorable seyis voice )

Kenechill:
I saw the question asked by basalt on can someone save up-to 10k euros a year. Almost Everyone who replied him were either mean or trying to make him look stupid. It's totally wrong.

Someone say they want to jump very high. Instead of you to tell him he shouldn't cos he head go nack ceiling or he may be cut by the fan, you tell the person he shouldn't jump Except e wan die or he shouldn't jump cos nobody has jumped that high.
No offence, all I saw were pessimists.

Now, my childhood friend schools in Bavaria which has the toughest educational system in Germany as many people have confirmed. He works Two jobs. One pays 450 euros, another pays 960 euros after tax.
He lives in a 250 hostel room. Pays 90 euros insurance, spends 60euros on food as he still has food stuff and goes out once in a while.
Can you see that he used just about 450 euro?
He still has 960 euros.
He goes to school very well sef.
Just that he doesn't have babe there and he drinks once in a while.
Save that 960 X 12 months?
It's over 11k

So whoever is being pessimistic and trying to weigh that basalt guy down, keep your lack of ambition to yourself.

Finally, there's a saying "if people don't laugh or shout at your dreams, they aren't big enough.
This example I gave is real life One.
He's been in Bavaria for two years now.

Just to add, let's do a calculation for you if you're still in doubt.
If you have a 450 euros job. It pays 10 euros per hour. You work 11 hours every Saturday. That's about 450 a month.

If you have another job that pays 12 euros per hour. You work 5 hours a day Monday to Friday that's about 1200 a month.
Let's say they take 300 tax.
You have 900 a month.
If you pay 300 rent. 90 insurance and 60 food. That's 450 a month.
Your student card covers your semester transport ticket.
The remaining 900 X 12 is 10,800 euros.
Let's say you use 800 euros for semester fee every year.
You still have 10k euros!

So what are you guys saying? For the fact you haven't done it, doesn't make it impossible. I've seen people do it.
Everybody ginger no be the same.

Shalom! (in honorable seyis voice )

badmus306:
Thanks for d info bro, u can also share tips on work too.

Goztino:
Alright, why do you prefer Turkish airline?

Adhheir:
Belts upto you, just to remind you

Shorts upto you, just to remind you

Woollen cap (men) get 1, you will need it, trust me

Woollen cap (women) get 1, you will need it, trust me

Shirts casual 7

T-shirts 7

Jeans (men) 5 - very useful

Jeans (women) 5 - very useful

Socks-woollen (men) 4 pair

Socks-woollen (women) 4 pair

Thermals (women) 3 set

Thermals (men) 3 set

Socks-normal (men) 3 pair

Socks-normal (women) 3 pair

Shirts (full formal) (men) 3

Shirts (full formal) (women) 3

Towels 3

Casual shoes (men) 2 pair - 1 is enough, if you plan to buy it in Germany

Casual shoes (women) 2 pair - 1 is enough, if you plan to buy it in Germany

Woollen sweaters (men) 2

Woollen scarf (men) 2

Woollen sweaters (women) 2

Woollen scarf (women) 2

Gloves (men) 1, preferably woollen, later you can buy here

Gloves (women) 1, preferably woollen, later you can buy here

Formal shoes (men) 1 pair

Formal shoes (women) 1 pair

Traditional wear (women) 1 - only to wear during some cultural festivals

Traditional wear (men) 1 - only to wear during some cultural festivals

Jacket (men) 1 - not expensive, you can buy later in Germany

Jacket (women) 1 - not expensive, you can buy later in Germany

Slippers (men) 1 - for wearing inside the house

Slippers (women) 1 - for wearing inside the house

Sandals (men) 1 - for wearing during summer

Sandals (women) 1 - for wearing during summer

Sport shoes (men) 1

Sport shoes (women) 1

Sport shoes (women) 1

You can only pack so much in your bag while travelling. Food should take more space!

Viele Grüße