NewStats: 3,263,600 , 8,180,702 topics. Date: Friday, 06 June 2025 at 06:11 PM 47455o6z3e3g |
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JaskanFactor: You are living in the Europe of Hell - which I don't know. Your world must be crazy |
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Calitoscassius: So because your Father was a bus Driver and chose that career, does that mean that is the way things will work out for everyone? He chose the career he wanted, if he had a different career, he probably would have been able to take much more from the UK back to Nigeria. Don't look at everyone from the same lens mate. |
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Are pipes likely to collapse in a storm or strong wind? If that be the case, it would be disaster. |
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mufutau55: Materials are 3 " pipes 2 4/2 Pipes 1 1/2 Pipes 3/4 Pipes Electrode Int I thought 180K is too much. The Height will just be about the same as top of a Duplex building. How much did you installed yours? I am tempted to create a space for it in the roof. But I know the drawbacks of this option. |
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Has anyone done a scaffolding for water tanks for a duplex or two storeys recently? if yes, how much did it cost you? I am getting a quote of N180000 to do everything to make it stand |
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Prechy08: I am afraid you are wrong. Reason why is correct. Although in most cases if not all, "why" is redundant after "reason". However, if used together, it is still correct. e.g. That is why I bought five cans That is the reason I bought five cans That is the reason why I bought five cans. All the above are correct. So you might ask, why is it necessary to include the redundant "why". Sometimes it helps in speech to improve the flow of speaking/writing |
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multikolour: Regardless, he gave a good advice. Not sure what you've got to offer |
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nysot: Thanks, so what is the selling price of a plot land in Destiny Homes? |
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mrpally: So sorry to read about your plight. Thank God I read this thread. This same guy desperately asked me to give him my building project 2 years ago, it was his desperation that deterred me. Also, he was far away from the location but was offering his services to that region. Now I am glad I never gave the job. Others have mentioned how desperate he was to secure jobs. One needs to be careful, and also the tact to separate enthusiasm from desperation . it is not a crime not to use luxury items, but it will be if quality items were not used. The quality however, starts with the Engineer. If you get a quality engineer, you are already halfway there. 1 Like |
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I am amazed there has been no interest whatsoever. Is it the price that is too high or the location? Will you take 5 million? |
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How much is the land? I didn't see a price on your initial post with the description
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Lhanavikky4: Your story is not credible at all. Prove your link to this family |
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stanleyharry: Create your own post. Don't need your job. What company are you recruiting for, what Salary are they paying? |
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gangb:gangb, thank you very much for this information - much appreciated |
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What is the current rates for GBP? To Buy/To Sell
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And Pounds ££££ please?
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1. Your Salary: The first thing to consider when buying a smart phone is your income. If you have only one source of income and your salary isn’t six figures, then please remove your eyes from the top shelves and look at middles shelves, thank you. You shouldn’t save up to buy a smart phone. Look at it objectively, if your salary is N20,000 for example, how much and how long can you save to buy the infinix zero (N20,900) or Innjoo i1s (N14,000). There are better things to save up for than a device that can be damaged at first charge, first touch or first hello. If you can’t buy a smart phone out rightly, then it’s out of your range. In such an situation, it’s time to look at the bottom of the shelf for phones like the MTN Sm@rt phones (N8,000 or N10,000) or you buy a fairly used device. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There is no harm in sacrificing a whole month's salary on what your like. If your monthly salary is 25k, and you have been prudent and have been saving up, there is no harm in blowing one month's salary on a phone. If you buy a brand new phone, from a genuine source, it is nonsense to say it can be damaged at first charge, first touch blah blah. In any case, they are often covered by manufacturer's warranty. Life is short, not everyone can afford a 18 carat diamond, even though they may wish to have one. But if they can afford a smart phone, who are you to tell them not go for. Although, I kind of understand where you are coming from, but we are all different. If I like something, and one month's salary can cover it, I aint gonna hold back. No way |
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spyroxy1: EVEN THOUGH THIS THREAD IS DEAD ...ITS STILL VERY RELEVANT I agree with you |
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Eyop: A lot, depending on the part of the world you live in. In Europe, at least 60% of all new cars are manual. For every problem, there is a solution and a business idea. The first person to start supplying Hybrid spare parts and open a specialist garage for Hybrid cars in Nigeria will sell. The outlay to start with initially might be huge ![]() 1 Like |
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bee444: Just because people make valid points, or counter the false information some people are giving, you said they are boastful. If you don't want to hear success stories, then turn your ear to where you will hear of people's mysteries? You are the glass is half empty type, you just prefer to hear how other have been through hell. Do you think people will just put meal on a plate for you ![]() If you want to make it, make friends, observe, watch and move with those who are making it or find a way that works for you. It is that easy. 2 Likes |
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Sweetlemon: LMAO at the people arguing here so tey dem dey copy and paste things they know nada about! Do you know the meaning of taking over something? You said people know nada about what they are talking about, and you think you know a lot? Shakes head ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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paris10: Sir, i have to tell you that you are misinformed. I am not sure where you got your 1% stats from. I am sure for you, the world of Nigerians in the UK ends at Peckham. I could take you into my office and you will see many black people doing alright. Whilst we are not as many as the Indians or the Aussies, we are still much more than your 1 in 100 stat. Spending a day outside of some offices after closing time could enlighten you a bit |
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tensor77: Dude, not sure you got my point, in your disagreement you actually proved my point. You said Indians are very highly educated, my point was education is paramount to getting the top jobs. And from there you can own your business or start something. I am not talking about N generation or whatever generation. |
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cap28: That is because Africans are not entrepreneurial as Asians. That is the truth. I see how they do their business, they help each other out and they understand what it takes to be a businessman/woman. See, if whites are more inclined to help Asians, it is because they are doing better. If you are a consultant, you will be more inclined to help clients who have a partial solution to their problems than those who are clueless about their problem. That is the way it works. If they see blacks or a certain group of people as not working hard enough, or lazy, then they will be more willing to help others who are hardworking. Why do you think in black areas, when an African opens an African store/shop, and an Asian opens another store near buy selling the same stuff, more black people tend to buy their African stuff from the Asian shop. Why is that happening? Also, from my observations, most of the supplies to the African shops are done by Asian. Why are blacks not supplying black stores? |
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PocketEconomist: Hmmm, i see. So you are telling me that a highly skilled black population will still be at a disadvantage? The Asian americans are doing very well in CA(LET ME TALK THE ONE WEY I KNOW) That's because they are the most educated minority group. Education is a starting point, the next point would be to harness entrepreneural skills and with many educated blacks, the effects will be praiseworthy. I have to agree with you. You need something to start with, it is all well saying Blacks are not in High positions, but no one will put them in high positions if they don't have the skills. Education is one of the key raw ingredient needed to get people into top jobs, when they become directors, CEOs, they can start their own business and then be employers. The Asians are doing it, many of them started as Doctors, IT consultants etc before owning their shops or businesses. You need to start from somewhere. |
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Ugosample: Wow! This thread has exploded! And it's on front page? Wow! I.m grateful to all who contributed to this thread. As i said before, my intention is to settle and start a new life probably marrying a native too. I am seriously considering the Canada option too. I guess i have to develop myself to survive in these countries. Thank you all, and keep the advice coming. Wherever you are, it is all about how you develop and position yourself. it may be hard initially, but once you leap over the hurdle, then you can go as far as you want. Good luck, you need to be friends with those who will push you in the right direction. I would recommend you read EBK2's post, the figures mentioned may be beyond your reach in the first couple of years, but you can get there and even beyond. however, you also need to be in the right sector. Some sectors are just more lucrative. Do your research well and align yourself with people who are successful. 1 Like |
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Krucifax: Krucifax, it has been pointed out to you, yet you still don't believe. Like EBK2, I know of many nigerian friends earning way over £100k Now, how many are we talking about? It could be any number between 10 - 20. He mentioned some particular sectors, if you do your research well, it wouldn't take you time to realise those working in the sectors mentioned are well paid. toyetade Also gave you some examples, yet you still didn't believe him. Dude you have to be equipped with the right information. Having the internet at your fingertips is not enough, knowing how to search for information on it is the key. Dude forget the sites you mentioned, just go to jobserve.com, use the filters and search for contract jobs, I am sure you will change your New year prayer request before midnight |
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wayforward: Dude, I am not sure you know a lot about the UK. People don't carry cash around in Ghana must go bags like they do in Naija. EBK2 points are valid. You need to talk to more people, and see beyond those around you. |
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rudedough: I don't blame them for not giving you a job, you found it so difficult to comprehend a simple sentence until 2 posters pointed it out to you. I am not sure how you will a simple interview process. 1 Like |
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dodokire12: I would not advise you to stay back in UK after your studies,simple as A,B,C. Hey dodokire12, while I do not dispute some of what you have written, I disagree with some. My Husband lives and work there so i visit him often,he has a lot of professional certificates but he works in a clothing store. i work in Nigeria and i tell you i pay for my ticket anytime i visit,sometimes i pay his bills too cause you have to pay for a lot of things out there. A lot of professional Certificates means nothing without working experience or proven ability to demonstrate one can do the job. Working experience is vital in the UK. Yeah bill payment is the norm, but you get the services you paid for unlike in Nigeria. Not sure why you are paying for his bill when you are only you are visiting, but if I get the vibe, you said you pay for your ticket anytime you visit, meaning you are effectively implying that he is not earning enough or should get a better paid job. Why don't you invite home to get a job like yours or a better one? A lot Of people work for several hours standing up. A lot of people work sitting down in beautiful and decent offices. You need to tell the other side of the story as well. Even those who are doing security(ode) - there are a lot doing that job - get to sit down if they choose to. if they are on night shift/building sites, they have it easy. I love Nigeria cause we truelly enjoy so many things out here. I cannot dispute that, but you would agree with me, you enjoy more things in the UK when you there visiting twice a year, don't you ![]() 2 Likes |
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LyfeJennings: I never go UK before but I swear Nigeria is better than UK,i never hear anything good about that place b4.d only thing good about it is their port. You have never been to the UK before, and you think Nigeria is better, explain. And why is their port good? Please tell me 1 Like |
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promisechild: Bro what you are looking for in sokoto is in your "sokoto" why thinking of settling in uk after your studies, ask those who are there presently and they will tell you the hell they are going through there. do u think ur certificate can secure u a white comfortable colar job in UK as a black man am sorry to tell na gate man that ur certificate fit give u there as a black man. Sir, with all due respect, there is no credibility whatsoever in your post above. I don't know what your definition of hell is, but if it didn't work for you or people you know, then say so. Indians, blacks with qualifications are still getting plenty of white collar jobs in the UK. It depends on how you present yourself, it is harder for new graduate of any colour, but people are still getting jobs. it may be harder for those on student visa after completing their programmes, but it is not as bleak or near impossible as you portrayed it to be. Besides, if he get his qualifications in the UK, it opens more door for working in another foreign country 1 Like |
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