twinkle1:

Williamso to be extremely honest.. I completely agree with you. I think it's heartless to feel bad if another country we are trying to gain entry to decides to help the helpless. Germany no send us work NA. No one has one single right to vex .
There are more than 1 million Nigerians in the UK sef.
More than 2 million Nigerians in the US sef.
Yet no problem..
We shouldn't cry foul for 800k helpless people.
It is well..


BUT the fear some peeps have here is the isis ish..
If u choose to imagine isis ish.. Omo u no go comot country o.

Cindino20:
Enough talk abt refugees ...enough talk abt if it ss right or wrong..decision has been made....800,000 applications will be recieved this year whwther you like it or not...

The german state is built on values and these values will be upheld at all time...

I feel ashamed when I hear migrants cryin more than Germans .So I m gonna put it blunt just the way I see it..

If you dont like it and you re in Germany...take the next flight and go home...

If you re in Nigeria and you dont like the fact that Germans re accepting refugees...stay back in Nigeria ..if your visa has been issued call the consulate to revoke or cancel the visa.

Simple.


They ve done it before after WW II accepting migrant workers to help build the country....the number of turks in this country is abt 5million....yet somehow everyone gets along.

Futurewiser:


Na wa oohhh. Till Monday sha... I will update you guys why he was ask to come back.

Williamso:

They were chanting Germany because Germany has more humanitarian services to render them. Besides being the strongest economy in Europe and offering faster integration. Will I say you have ulterior motives for wanting to school in Germany

Cindino20:
Enough talk abt refugees ...enough talk abt if it ss right or wrong..decision has been made....800,000 applications will be recieved this year whwther you like it or not...if you wanna debate abr such topic create a thread for that I will be more than glad to share my views but for now lets stay on topic

The german state is built on values and to the govt these values must be upheld at all time...

I feel ashamed when I hear migrants cryin more than Germans .So I m gonna put it blunt just the way I see it..

If you dont like it and you re in Germany...take the next flight and go home...

If you re in Nigeria and you dont like the fact that Germans re accepting refugees...stay back in Nigeria ..if your visa has been issued call the consulate to revoke or cancel the visa.

Simple.


They ve done it before after WW II accepting migrant workers to help build the country....the number of turks in this country is abt 5million....yet somehow everyone gets along.

Williamso:

Many Nigerians don't blend-in in foreign countries. Blending-in goes beyond the vices. Simply not being able to eat their food is not blending-in; I'm sure you know that. Now you make the Nigerian vices seem petty and far between. How many arabs who have been offered asylum/residence go ahead blowing up their hosts] While they exist, they are the exception and not the rule.

I watched many of the Syrian "able-bodied" men being interviewed on BBC. Most of them said they had to leave their families in Syria to go to Europe and hustle, then try and get them to Europe. Will you expect an old woman in her 60s or a child below 10 to be able to do that?

As for the bolded, Germany has decided to accept them. I hope it's not too late to reject your admission and continue living here "amidst scammers and rogues". And oh, about 10,000 arabs entered Munich today.

Williamso:

Spot on! I owe you a beer for this post

lmuhopeful:

Now you have started insulting. What has any admission got to do with this? This is expected to be a mature healthy differing of opinion. No need for stylish insults. We both feel for the Syrians but look at it from different perspectives.

Cindino20:


God bless you too for havin an open heart and seeing the sufferings of the migrants.


Bros thats the plain truth...public opinion polls shows that majority of germans re in support although they ve security concern.

I tell you if you re migrating to a country do yourself study the core values of the state you intend to reside....Germany is a liberal state with a friendly immigration policy...if you dont like it..Go to the Uk or Australia ( Australia even pay smugglers to return boats( and the uk can deport anything deportable.

But if you decide to come to Germany ...keep your anti immigrant sentiment to yourself

We done here.

number13:


Nwa nne. Hmm. Merely meeting the minimum requirement for the TOEFL or the IELTS test scores are meant to satisfy the English language requirements. It's not the-higher-the-better like the GRE and other aptitude tests, or your GPA. A minimum required score is as good as a perfect score.

iyke20024:


I think it is for writing test.

He should be prepared

Williamso:

I'm sorry if there is any insulting remark in any of my posts (I honestly don't know). I've looked at it from many points of view, and while there may be dire consequences, it's simply not in our place to cry more than the chief mourner.

yusufftaiwo:

Always on point
Even cameron said UK will accept about 25 thousands this year and just today the EU chief said about 160 thousands migrants would be shared by all the 28 EU countries... So just get use to it because dis guys (migrants will be around for a lil while )

lmuhopeful:

Heheheh..this is E-crying. Our cries here on NL will never get to Angela Merkel or her political party. The lovely people of Munich (whom I will soon be joining ) are actively welcoming the refugees. It is however pleasing to me to see how we on NL differ and present our points on the issue. For me it creates an avenue to learn.

Zeeblamj01:
They will not leave their culture behind. They will start to misbehave and protest and cause trouble even after all the help given to them... Italy is less Organised and that's where these guys really do their bullshit... I called them names out of anger cause of things I was told by some family friends about them...
Hopefully all this will be controlled in time. Or these guys will change their ways... Just don't want it to be that Europe is welcoming with open arms, an army...

oligee:

No sir! U don't need any agent to register for TOEFL, u only need internet connection and Visa ATM card. That's all you need.
And talking frm personal experience, my opinion of British Council hasn't been a very good one. I hav been dealing wit them for a while, there are some things I don't like about some of their staff at Ikoyi. So when it was time for me to register for test of english, it was easier for me to choose TOEFL over IELTS cos I want to avoid their wahala as much as possible.
Talking about level of difficulty; people hav always said IELTS is easier, well, I don't know. Neither do I consider TOEFL difficult. With little resources and practice time I scored ***. Even wit d challenges I faced at d venue. Anyway I knw it was God's doing. So bottomline; get adequate information concerning ur preferred test, read up, practice and go do it.

Cindino20:


Things you were told....smh...talkin abt stereotypes all Nigerians re viewed as drug dealers or fraudsters ..does that make you a fraudster or drug dealer ..I bet you think all asians re chinese too.


The rise of Islamophobia is sickening to say the least...If I m to take a swipe at Religion I will take a swipe at all organised religion....shld I remind you abt the slave trade by the early missionaries or how christainity was spread


Never you judge a book by its cover.. .

Funny how migrants share such sentiments especisöly Nigerians who cried foul when south africans were on rampage...it starts from such places...the hatred is accumulated and soon u ve attacks .

LIVE and lets LIVE

NB: I m a Roman Catholic

Cindino20:


Things you were told....smh...talkin abt stereotypes all Nigerians re viewed as drug dealers or fraudsters ..does that make you a fraudster or drug dealer ..I bet you think all asians re chinese too.


The rise of Islamophobia is sickening to say the least...If I m to take a swipe at Religion I will take a swipe at all organised religion....shld I remind you abt the slave trade by the early missionaries or how christainity was spread


Never you judge a book by its cover.. .

Funny how migrants share such sentiments especisöly Nigerians who cried foul when south africans were on rampage...it starts from such places...the hatred is accumulated and soon u ve attacks .

LIVE and lets LIVE

NB: I m a Roman Catholic

Zeeblamj01:

First thing, I do not think all Asians are Chinese. (That's a ridiculous thing to say. Only an idiot thinks that all Asians are Chinese! ). And I'm not judging these guys... We are all entitled to our opinions...
Even though I do feel bad about what's happening to these people, I can't help but fear what's coming along with them. I'm not German. And I'm not complaining about them coming to Europe or about them getting help. I also do welcome them and my heart goes out to them...
That doesn't mean that I am not afraid of what they are capable of.
if u read clearly I had written culture... I do not have a fear for Islam for I have studied the religion and I understand it to an extent.... Nobody talked about Islam. And no, I do not judge a book by its cover. I judge it by the contents. Good night ya'll. and let's be done with refugees before we start calling eachother names over things that are not our business.

Cindino20:




Even as you try to defend ur self....your words gave you away......

Happy sunday sister

bigzzz:
When I dropped some lines last week, regarding Arabs and security, someone here quickly called me names. I'll continue to say that Arabs are highly dangerous! And this is in no way about religion but about the Arabs! Yeah, I was born a Muslim (now a Christian) and my dad till this day, remains an Islamic scholar. I see some people are already taking swipes at others for sharing their opinions and fears, to you lot I say - Nobody holy pass!

Just this week alone, there's been reports of Syrian refugees rioting in a German city, injuring scores of policemen and civilians (Germans & Foreigners). The said Syrian refugees also destroyed properties ranging from: Cars, Houses and what not; during the riot.

In another report this week, a group of Arab refugees now living legally in Germany, have started posting pro-terror pictures on facebook with a view of raising awareness of a terror group's presence in Germany, in order to unite old members and as well recruit new members.

Arab refugees are also in the news this week for posting several extremist comments on social media platforms about how they are already taking over Europe, and directing racists comments to the same Europeans who have welcomed them to their abode. There's also a report about the apprehension of a terrorist recruiter who tried to gain entry into Germany under the guise of being a refugee. One simply can't overlook the thought of many of his kind, slipping through, unnoticed.

This is only early days and some totally extreme events already unfolded, and realistically so, more will follow! And to those saying we're all the same; whether student or asylum seeker - Please, I'm sure we all know that student and refugee are two very different categories. Free tuition doesn't translate to asylum seeker, please! And in fact, some of us are paying heavily, I mean HEAVY tuition fees for our studies in Germany. Moreover, I believe many some Nairaladers are only worried because the asylum seekers are Arabs, and their record speaks for itself!

Personally, I was attracted to Germany for its numerous job opportunities after my MBA, security and high standard of living. Now, a number of uncertainties becloud my German dream but I find solace in the popular saying "Que Sera Sera", and I hope those reading this, who like me also have their fears/concerns, do too.

bigzzz:
When I dropped some lines last week, regarding Arabs and security, someone here quickly called me names. I'll continue to say that Arabs are highly dangerous! And this is in no way about religion but about the Arabs! Yeah, I was born a Muslim (now a Christian) and my dad till this day, remains an Islamic scholar. I see some people are already taking swipes at others for sharing their opinions and fears, to you lot I say - Nobody holy pass!

Just this week alone, there's been reports of Syrian refugees rioting in a German city, injuring scores of policemen and civilians (Germans & Foreigners). The said Syrian refugees also destroyed properties ranging from: Cars, Houses and what not; during the riot.

In another report this week, a group of Arab refugees now living legally in Germany, have started posting pro-terror pictures on facebook with a view of raising awareness of a terror group's presence in Germany, in order to unite old members and as well recruit new members.

Arab refugees are also in the news this week for posting several extremist comments on social media platforms about how they are already taking over Europe, and directing racists comments to the same Europeans who have welcomed them to their abode. There's also a report about the apprehension of a terrorist recruiter who tried to gain entry into Germany under the guise of being a refugee. One simply can't overlook the thought of many of his kind, slipping through, unnoticed.

This is only early days and some totally extreme events already unfolded, and realistically so, more will follow! And to those saying we're all the same; whether student or asylum seeker - Please, I'm sure we all know that student and refugee are two very different categories. Free tuition doesn't translate to asylum seeker, please! And in fact, some of us are paying heavily, I mean HEAVY tuition fees for our studies in Germany. Moreover, I believe many are only worried because the asylum seekers are Arabs, and their record speaks for itself!

Personally, I was attracted to Germany for its numerous job opportunities after my MBA, security and high standard of living. Now, a number of uncertainties becloud my German dream but I find solace in the popular saying "Que Sera Sera", and I hope those reading this, who like me also have their fears/concerns, do too.

bigzzz:
When I dropped some lines last week, regarding Arabs and security, someone here quickly called me names. I'll continue to say that Arabs are highly dangerous! And this is in no way about religion but about the Arabs! Yeah, I was born a Muslim (now a Christian) and my dad till this day, remains an Islamic scholar. I see some people are already taking swipes at others for sharing their opinions and fears, to you lot I say - Nobody holy pass!

Just this week alone, there's been reports of Syrian refugees rioting in a German city, injuring scores of policemen and civilians (Germans & Foreigners). The said Syrian refugees also destroyed properties ranging from: Cars, Houses and what not; during the riot.

In another report this week, a group of Arab refugees now living legally in Germany, have started posting pro-terror pictures on facebook with a view of raising awareness of a terror group's presence in Germany, in order to unite old members and as well recruit new members.

Arab refugees are also in the news this week for posting several extremist comments on social media platforms about how they are already taking over Europe, and directing racists comments to the same Europeans who have welcomed them to their abode. There's also a report about the apprehension of a terrorist recruiter who tried to gain entry into Germany under the guise of being a refugee. One simply can't overlook the thought of many of his kind, slipping through, unnoticed.

This is only early days and some totally extreme events already unfolded, and realistically so, more will follow! And to those saying we're all the same; whether student or asylum seeker - Please, I'm sure we all know that student and refugee are two very different categories. Free tuition doesn't translate to asylum seeker, please! And in fact, some of us are paying heavily, I mean HEAVY tuition fees for our studies in Germany. Moreover, I believe many are only worried because the asylum seekers are Arabs, and their record speaks for itself!

Personally, I was attracted to Germany for its numerous job opportunities after my MBA, security and high standard of living. Now, a number of uncertainties becloud my German dream but I find solace in the popular saying "Que Sera Sera", and I hope those reading this, who like me also have their fears/concerns, do too.