+233209096833, Accra.

+233209096833, Accra.

+233209096833, Accra.

@Arabmorning

Why don't you comment on your own thread as much?

Got my first few earnings already. It works!

Oluballer:


$49, 42 hours bro.

Does it always happen this fast @Arabmorning

[quote author=tonytony208 post=30572681]

dear Swedish lady, I've got a friend, who plans to do Masters program in Sweden. Pls, do you know if any of the universities over there can admit someone with second class lower for masters degree? And pls, do you have any idea about the Scandinavian countries if their universities can offer masters program to someone with second class lower? Thank you in anticipation. Hope u aren't getting frost bite already?[/quote

Masters program requirements most likely differs from University to University, i think your friend should check out the website of the university he wants to pursue a masters program in.

I don't want to say what am not 100 percent sure of.

I am more Nigerian than Swedish.

Arabmorning:


Location doesnt matter. Nigerians seem to be everywhere, what do you do in Sweden by the way?

Born here.

I live in Sweden, is it possible to do this business? I got a job but passive income wouldn't be a bad idea.

BTT: You are welcome home.

Meanwhile, the location you are reporting from, which you didn't state, may also be largely influencing these opinions.

Yes we are happy and laughable. But please be less trusting of those smiles. You have been told.

Again, welcome and cheers.

Of course am being careful,thanks for your concern.

olapluto:
Nigerian Independence. October 1st. There'll be a fashion show too. Nigerian clothes with Scandic designs.

cant make it back in time

write2obi: Op welcome home.
Am glad you like it here

thanks

So i landed,i have no friends yet so i geuss when am not outside exploring,i would be on facebook or this forum.

This is actually my first time outside Europe,and i am so happy my dad's country is my first point of call.I have noticed some glaring differences between Nigeria and Sweden.I hope am not starting too many topics.

1. The Taxis are full
Five people!

2. Police dont have pistols.
Ak 47's,to make them more intimidating i guess.A bit odd though.

3. Nigerian men are smaller in size compared to Swedish men. Majority of men in Sweden are like 6'0 6'1 6'2 upward.Most men in nigeria seem to be in the 5'5 to 5'11 range,i have seen few 6 footers though.My dad is 5'8,i understand now.

4. Hilarious billboards,The political ones are especially odd,those achievements listed on them aren't worth being listed on a billboard

5.NTA is not befitting of a national TV station. They dont seem to have an order of programs they stick too.The backround used for the news at 9 pm or thereabout is not mindblowing.

6.Electricity isnt extremely bad,My hotel has turned off its power plant since midnight,maybe my judgement is coming too early

7 .Shawarma is great! lol

8. Nigerians are friendlier.In Sweden everyone walks on the street without acknowledging each other,here everyone seem to be smiling

9. Warmer,Sweden can be like a refrigerator

10. Fucking love this place

olapluto:
nej! can inte språk Svenska. Still picking it up little by little. The goal is to be able to teach in Swedish in the next 3 years or so. Will you be back in time for the Independence day thing in Stockholm?

june 6 next year? National day. Of course.

BRAVO0: Sweerie .. Your safety is our concern try your possible best to base in lagos first then from here you can then figure out where and where need to visit for your safety and pls never disclose any info about yourself to any one here on nl






Stay safe nd welcome home in advance !




Forget all those jingles you're watching on media about nigeria, nigeria is still the best place to be you can ask mr ger***d nd co.

Thanks

olapluto:
Hej!
Everywhere in Nigeria is fun. Everything you see will be different. When are you going back to Sweden?

Jag är bra.
Do you understand swedish?
I dont know when am going back,probably would spend my whole 3 week holiday here.

IGBOSON1:

^^^If you're coming to Nigeria, now's as good a time as any to learn our lingo! You're 'naija' response to his question should have been: who wan die!?

I assume you're talking about broken english? For some reason i cant speak it but i do get an idea of what am being told when its spoken to me.

Obiagelli: @ vacker you have got Ondo written all over your face, you must have taken your dad's looks. You will enjoy Nigeria though.

I have to,had to wait till adulthood to make this journey.
Want to see as much of the country as i can

HappyJoe: Please if possible come through Abuja airport, not Lagos. Abuja is much less stressful.

I have to get to Ondo.
Abuja is in central Nigeria,Ondo and Lagos are both South west so should be closer to each other.

FlintGuevara: The Obudu cattle ranch is a very beautiful place to visit. It's in the same state as Calabar.

Already had my mind set on that one

thwarrior72: Bonu state, sambisa reserve & gwosa in particular

I watch the news,No thanks

I am half Nigerian and i have decided to visit Nigeria for the first time,born in Sweden.

I would love to know how i can get to Akwa-Ibom,Calaba and Ondo(my fathers hometown) and could i know some other potentially fun places i can go? Thanks,am your sister