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MOVING ABROAD FROM NIGERIA | THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW!

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Some of the things you should know before moving to the USA.
MOVING ABROAD FROM NIGERIA | THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW!
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49 comments

  1. Aladi Akoh

    Hello Everyone,
    Thanks for watching today’s video.
    I recently moved my YouTube Channel from my personal Google Account to a Brand Account and this made me lose all my previous comments and replies on old videos.
    Incase, you want me to reply you again please do let me know and I’ll try to reply as soon as possible.
    Just know that I reply comments.?
    Regards.

  2. Chetam Osuji

    Lol one of the things that shocked me too here was the grading system.. 96 to 100 is A, 91-95 Is B, 81 to 90 is C…. less than 60 is fail.

    Currency conversion can give high blood pressure, only me advice myself to stop before I kill myself ??. I dey even advise people sef, God is our source, We operate heaven’s economy ?? so biko relax. All these lies agents lie tho?

  3. Ecce Desiderata

    Good to hear from you again Aladi!!.. The Grading system seems demanding… But the courses one has to offer wont be as numerous as it is here in Nigeria.. I want to believe, I think when the environment is conducive in all aspects it can also enhance good assimilation. But how would you describe the changes in English being Spoken here and there? And how has it affected you as a person? And difficulty in Transition? From British to American English?

    1. Peggy Stoute Morin

      They do not accept British English here, at least not written words. For instance, Americans write “color” instead of “colour”, “favor” instead of “favour”. They never say “whilst”; always “while”.Eventually you adjust.

  4. Ekenze Ebere

    Came across your page from Dimma’s page. Nice job you’re doing. Seriously thinking of “traveling to the abreoad?” for masters. Getting a bit cold feet. Maybe I’ll reach out to you soon. Thanks for sharing this journey with us. Watched the video on what to bring, the abacha part cracked me up, I’m a die hard abacha fan?? nkwobi, ugba. Happy to know I’m not alone.

  5. Karol Kupec

    Thank you for telling it as it is. Your perspective is unique and educational for all people, please continue with program and you will capture more followers from many different people and your $ will grow. Thank you and stay blessed. ???you.

    1. Karol Kupec

      You will become a big star on YouTube because of your honesty and telling it as it is, your audience will grow and grow, it is clearly visible to me. Your videos teach many people not from US how it really is. Your audience is not only Nigeria but the whole world. God is with you always, when lonely turn to God. ???you. Keep on going everithing that you do is interesting and educational.

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