₦airaland Forum

phineas:
Naptu ever thought to write a book about Nigeria.Her people her music, her food, her history and her culture.That will be a book worth reading

It would be lovely if you can, you bring out wonderful memories that am sharing with my children.
when I think about something in the past and I wonder in my mind if naptu2 will write about it, its always a delight to see you write about it.
Good work sir.

suavecool:
Finally visa to china granted!!! China here i come. Please i want to book Lagos to Guangzou but my school is in Tianjin...How near are they? Egypt air seems to be the cheapest....advice needed pls

I hope you have not bought Guangzou ticket o, please do your research well and ask lots of questions Beijing is more closer to Tianjin than Guangzou.

Sorry, I.don't know anything about.that, I just answered the question about family visiting or staying and thats because I know some families.are in China. But you can do more research to find out.

loriaidah:
Can you travel with your family on a study visa to China? Or the follow later ,which is better apply at once or they apply later?

Though they can't go with you the first time, you can get them an invite follow due process and they can atay with you through the duration of your studies.

busar:
I love this idea. May Allah make it easy for you all.

Amin, jazakallah khayran.

@obirinrere amin, thanks will try and get them.
@laykorn, thank you I get it and by the way you gave a lead to dealing with an issue.

We do just after subhi, am trying to do twice a day but its not so convinient.
I ave issue teaching writing i.e composition I don't think am doing it right. any hint?

obinrinrere:
I was unable to efficiently handle her Quran and Arabic.

I was able to get one "eleha" to handle.the arabic and quran for me. she was a great asset but we had to relocate. now I use minshawy to follow up for Quran and we still use the madinah reader for arabic, but I would not mind outside madrassah if I get a good one.

laykorn:
Yes. It happened in the state of Lagos.

what level?

obinrinrere:
Its all about determination @yasmine.you can get Nigeria curriculum from bookshop and or British curriculum from bookshop that sells foreign book.And always speak with like - minded

it didn't occur to me to check a bookstore for a Nigerian curriculum I just asked around and got one.
I will like to take primary history and geography as subjects with Nigeria in mind but I don't ave enough material.
so, are you homeschooling? and what age?

laykorn:
I don't know, obirinrere, if you want experience to be shared by mums only. I was homeschooled and currently, I am a homeschooling.... urrrm, brother!

Wonderful! were you homeschooled in Nigeria

One of the best way to by which you can educate a child is by homeschooling. It comes with whole lot of challenges......from naysayer to timing and all that.

You know generally people are scared of new things and alot don't understand what you are talking about.
Apart from the timing/scheduling challenges, getting NIGERIAN content for some subjects or topics is another.

Are you? well I am, if you are lets compare notes