The problem i have with people like this is their children will begin to claim ethnicity in other people’s hometowns because they lost their identity.
They will also be upset when others speak their indigenous language just because their own parents were myopic.
Good morning
My dream is to be a registered nurse in Canada 🇨🇦 .
I have passed my IELTS ,✅
I have done my credentials evaluation ✅
What’s left ?
Register for NCLEX-RN
Register with CRNA(college of registered nurses Alberta)
Register with NNAS(National Nursing Assessment..)
Update Guys📍
She moves to Canada today as she'll be starting a new job in the coming weeks.
During this process, she passed IELTS 8.5/9.0, got a provisional nomination, and was invited to apply for PR. I am really so proud of her for her efforts.
The issue here is the accent btw.
The parents spoke very well.
A lot of Nigerians have been so brainwashed they consider our mode of speaking inferior.
Never done this before, but it’s worth a shot. Can we flood the replies with kind words for my wife?
She’s truly the best woman I know, and I’d love for her to open X to a timeline full of love 🖤
I remember when Raphael died. I think a month later, I attended Bayo Adelabu’s 50th birthday party (mind you, I don’t even know the man, I followed someone there 😭😭)
People were saying it was good to see me outside and having fun.
I still cried that midnight when I got home and the day after and the day after and weeks after and months after.
I’d wear rubbish to go out because I was always so absent minded from grief. I was going to church, going for classes looking a hot mess.
But if you saw me that night, you’d think I was having a great time, you’d think I was happy.
It took me two years to actually properly deal with his demise. Those years were a blur but I was participating in social gatherings. It took me 4 years to accept that I should get into a relationship and move on.
This wasn’t my husband and I felt grief eating me from the inside . So I can only imagine what this woman has been through.
If you think she has moved on or is having a great time just because she showed up for her sister, then you know nothing about loss and grief. Just leave her alone.
“Just under one year, i have 2 grand daughters, a new shop in Lekki and still under one year, i’m able to say ‘this is my own property’, all thanks to God”
Veekee James’s mum shared her testimony during the christening ceremony of Baby Eliana in church today