Khamonpeters:
Please guys who is going to Oxford international college here and how does one get these immunization certificate.

IamR:

I only sent it to support that Ireland is indeed one of the richest countries in the world.
Wikipedia is not even a good source for references.

IamR:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2019/07/07/richest-countries-in-the-world/39630693/

dimaxy:
IS IT POSSIBLE FOR A GRADUATE HERE IN NIGERIA WITH A 3RD CLASS BE ABLE TO GET MSC ADMISSION IN IRELAND. IF YES HOW TO GO ABOUT IT

lagusboyyy:
Wow!

I started from the first page yesterday,i got here today.

The thread is interesting and insightful,i learnt alot,without skipping any page.

My observations:
* ireland is somehow boring,but peaceful. I like!
* they are not a rich country,yet they manage the resources,to better the lives of citizens. I like!
* food is cheaper,and rich in nutrients. I like!
* its hard to date girls,especially blacks. Sad face!

Most important: OP loves food. HE DOES NOT JOKE WITH HIS STOMACH.

Kudos bro,you are awesome.

Chiggsglover:

The information she gave her on her videos. Only contact
is when I posted in the comment section and she replied back about her relocation from Ireland.
She even wished me best of luck. We set get our own motivators.

Engineersolutio:
Please i just need truth and nothing but the truth can someone that have used or know someone that have used Romoss power bank tell me the truth about the power bank, I need long lasting power bank, you can also suggest another one for me, thanks.

Chiggsglover:

Yeah that's true. Every shot taken with my Samsung is like a video without sound. While it makes the picture very large in size, from the same picture, I can get about three different captures.

Normally before I upload every picture you see here, I have to screenshot them. The screenshot is also clear, but when they land here, I get depressed.

Chiggsglover:

Thanks man
The network providers here are very flexible, different packages, speed and all depending on your need. We have the following

Vodafone
This is the iPhone of the network providers
Very expensive, little data though they have good speed. The minimum you can pay monthly is €20 for 20gig.
First sim I got when I came here and I japka to lycamobile. You cant even call naija with that plan sef. Cos of its expensive, they have great customer service and outlets scattered around the city center. You have to pay more to enjoy more

Lycamobile
This is the Techno of the network.....
Very affordable with some plan going for around €5 for no calls with 3gig data. Its flexible, you have the plan if you want more data, or more international credit to call home or just call. The student plan is €12.50 for 25gig data some credit to call Nigeria, and unlimited call and sms within Ireland. Unlimited plan is €25, you'll be able to call naija conveniently. thing is their network is on 3G. Guess it doesnt get to my house.
They have terrible customer service, I ordered for their sim, and it never arrived at all. They haven't even replied to my mail till date. That's the issue I have with them.
When my house wifi had issues, I needed more data . Me that uses 4.5 gig monthly in Nigeria, 25gig no dey reach anywhere even when wifi was working. So I transferred my number to Eir mobile.

Eir
Only reason I moved to Eir is that the unlimited plan is cheaper, they have 4G which goes on and off. Since the wifi is not there, I needed to keep up my new lifestyle as I watch Aljazeera, CNN, YouTube live and other consistently. I could do this with Eir for €20. I ordered the sim online and on the Third day it came.
If not for the lockdown, I would have done my heavyweight downloading in school but I need to update you guys na.
Then I transferred my line to the Sim. I will switch back to lycamobile when the wifi starts to work. Switching in this country is transferring your number to a new network. In Nigeria , due to free browsing, cheats and plan differences, I had mtn, airtel, etisalat and glo sim, ready to switch once I spotted a better offer. Main line was aired.
I had two phones also.
I didnt know lycamobile had a cap on their "unlimited data" which was 100gig. Before 5days, I consumed I got a message telling me that

You have reached 100% of the monthly Fair Use Policy allowance. Further data usage may be subject to limited speeds.

It's like they brought it down to 3G even though the 4G is showing. They just brought it down to lycamobile level, lol. I checked and saw that I found pay €30 to get a 750gig cap, voila. But I'm still enjoying the way it is now, its fast, I can stream, watch Netflix, but downloading huge file is terrible.

Tesco, Anpost, I haven't used these,

For phones, buying a phone with a monthly plan isnt a good idea. It pays to buy it outright. Its cheaper. I rather order it .
You can get a sim easily here, just walk to a network provider shop and smile. They don't do what MTN does to us under hot sun. Theyll just give you the sim, you can then put a bundle and that's it.
I got my lycamobile sim from a shop, it was lying there like junk letters. I picked it up, took it home and bought a bundle, that's all.

All phones are useful here, these old guys still love their iPhone 4s, Its a beautiful phone, my sister recently replaced the 4s I gave her after using it for a year, I used it for 2yrs. The younger ones are the ones that go for the flashy phones. Older women love samsung. I dont know why. Sissy eko and few guys use the recent iPhones.
Refurbished phones are the way to get it cheaper and easily. You can order online or walk to the computer village in Dublin. Lol.


Thank you for the question, Dimaxy.

Chiggsglover:

Well it can take from 3years and above depending on how fast you can get a full time job.

Winterpeg:

Hi, I'm not a microbiologist but I worked in this line in Nigeria. Here in Canada you can go into food safety and quality assurance as have mentioned. Food safety is also a big deal over here. You might have to do some courses either a diploma or a professional masters in any college or University of your choice to teach you all you need to know. There are also some ISO certification courses you can do. You can also work in a food laboratory either government or private. There are also opportunities as a food inspector. You will need to do some short courses to teach you what you need to know. There are some government agencies that hire microbiologists along this line. You can do your research and apply with your Nigerian degree and you can get lucky.

MsJu:
You can go for a PGD /PGC.

dimaxy:
PLEASE MY PEOPLE.WHAT CAN I DO IF DONT MEET UP WITH THE REQUIRED GPA FOR GRADUATE ADMISSION.
I INTEND TO APPLY AT UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA ND THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENT IS 3.O GPA WHICH I DON'T HAVE UP TO THAT.PLEASE WHAT CAN I DO..

Oganammuo:
My brothers and sisters, congratulations to each and every one of you. I've been a silent follower. I pray God grant you all your heart desires and crown all your efforts with success in Canada, in Jesus name, men.

I am in "study in Canada thread", and "students in canada thread" which has been greatly helpful and I've been brousing a lot concerning this issue that is bothering me. I feel its here I can get the info I need.

I am 38, going for 1yr PGD accounting in Douglas college, New bronswick, BC.
Pls can someone tell me something about this province.
Are things like accommodation and feeding very expensive compared to other province's.
Can I easily get job after my studies.
Are there plenty Nigerians there.

Pls family, help me out.
Pls don't refer me to another thread.
Thank you