Dr. Bubu💗 retweeted
Am I missing something? If there's a 40-45 year old single guy out there who wants to get married and have kids asap, wouldn't his best strategy be to look for a woman 37-40 who is very in-tune with her cycle and can get pregnant 1-3 months after marriage?
The couple would be able to have 2 kids and be a happy family.
It doesn't make sense for a 40 year old dude to keep trying for 28 year old ladies, get rejected, and then be 47 and realize he may never have a family
Dr. Bubu💗 retweeted
“i’m so sorry for replying late, i’ve been so overwhelmed with work lately, but yes i’m doing fine, what about you?”
Dr. Bubu💗 retweeted
I’m concerned about how hard it is for me to like a guy and how easy it is for me to stop liking
Dr. Bubu💗 retweeted
Five years later, I'm happy to announce that I've started my MSc in Mathematics at the University of Calabria, Italy, on a fully funded scholarship.
Grateful to everyone who has been part of this journey.
AlhamduLlahi, always 🥹❤️
Honestly, I can’t
Marriage is not something I can do with a non Nigerian.
Marriage is tooooooooo eternal for me to do it with someone I will spend 10 years adapting to or will give up some parts of my culture for
The gist has to be steady for marriage to be interesting for me. If I lack things to gist with you I will clock out of the entire relationship
And what gists will I gist with someone that spent their first 25 years in Oregon?
When I can be gisting random with a Nigerian babe and we will end seeing that we know a mutual from secondary school, from different states and we met during Milo soccer competition
We can have random gists about Styl Plus and Paul Play. We can talk about Nigerian politics from way back. We can talk about so many things that both of us can relate to.
Gisting is too important for me in relationships. It's too important. And way back gists are Soul striking
More importantly I don't have to adjust my taste buds. Black Tax also is a community responsibility for me, many cultures frown at it and I cannot stop that.
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Dr. Bubu💗 retweeted
Marriage is not something I can do with a non Nigerian.
Marriage is tooooooooo eternal for me to do it with someone I will spend 10 years adapting to or will give up some parts of my culture for
The gist has to be steady for marriage to be interesting for me. If I lack things to gist with you I will clock out of the entire relationship
And what gists will I gist with someone that spent their first 25 years in Oregon?
When I can be gisting random with a Nigerian babe and we will end seeing that we know a mutual from secondary school, from different states and we met during Milo soccer competition
We can have random gists about Styl Plus and Paul Play. We can talk about Nigerian politics from way back. We can talk about so many things that both of us can relate to.
Gisting is too important for me in relationships. It's too important. And way back gists are Soul striking
More importantly I don't have to adjust my taste buds. Black Tax also is a community responsibility for me, many cultures frown at it and I cannot stop that.
Dr. Bubu💗 retweeted
I’m the wrongest person you can ever meet if your intention is to deceive me with marriage. I’m not desperate, I’m not in a hurry, and I’m definitely not going to settle for less just because I want to get married.
Better leave that man. What is this??
If you’re in a relationship and thinking of entering the Express Entry pool alone because your partner doesn’t want to write the English test yet, please read this carefully.
I get it. Age is moving, you want to maximise your CRS score, and your person is not fully sold on Canada or the exam. It’s tempting to just apply as single and “sponsor later.”
Don’t.
If you are already married or have lived together as a couple for 12 continuous months, IRCC expects you to declare them. Hiding the relationship can be treated as misrepresentation. That can mean refusal, a 5-year ban, or problems keeping your PR later.
The safer option most people don’t fully understand is listing your partner as non-accompanying.
You still declare the relationship, but you tell IRCC they are not moving with you right away. This usually gives you higher points because you’re scored more like a single applicant. Your partner does not need to write IELTS or CELPIP for this.
Their language score won’t reduce your CRS. They only need to do the medical exam so they can still be sponsored later.
If you leave them off completely or they skip the medical, you may never be able to sponsor them under the family class. That door can close permanently.
If you’re not yet married and haven’t lived together for a full year, then applying as single is usually fine and you can sponsor after you become a PR.
This is not legal advice. Every relationship and file is different. Speak to a licensed RCIC or immigration lawyer before you submit anything.
Protect your points. Protect your relationship. And don’t create a problem you can’t fix later.
Dr. Bubu💗 retweeted
If you’re reading this comment, get tf up! Take that man off your application & leave Nigeria for good !! What is this I’m reading ffs.
If you’re in a relationship and thinking of entering the Express Entry pool alone because your partner doesn’t want to write the English test yet, please read this carefully.
I get it. Age is moving, you want to maximise your CRS score, and your person is not fully sold on Canada or the exam. It’s tempting to just apply as single and “sponsor later.”
Don’t.
If you are already married or have lived together as a couple for 12 continuous months, IRCC expects you to declare them. Hiding the relationship can be treated as misrepresentation. That can mean refusal, a 5-year ban, or problems keeping your PR later.
The safer option most people don’t fully understand is listing your partner as non-accompanying.
You still declare the relationship, but you tell IRCC they are not moving with you right away. This usually gives you higher points because you’re scored more like a single applicant. Your partner does not need to write IELTS or CELPIP for this.
Their language score won’t reduce your CRS. They only need to do the medical exam so they can still be sponsored later.
If you leave them off completely or they skip the medical, you may never be able to sponsor them under the family class. That door can close permanently.
If you’re not yet married and haven’t lived together for a full year, then applying as single is usually fine and you can sponsor after you become a PR.
This is not legal advice. Every relationship and file is different. Speak to a licensed RCIC or immigration lawyer before you submit anything.
Protect your points. Protect your relationship. And don’t create a problem you can’t fix later.





























