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I hope you never stop reading. I subbed to your YTchan and liked the vid. If you can, please can you announce this book giveaway? It begins on Goodreads this coming Monday. This is beneficial to your readers who might like to read it and apply for our sponsored literary analysis project. The book is Bleeding Stubs (by Donald Besong). He is a new African author.

Can one apply from his or her home country or must be in canada

Amazing presentation. I have visited several African countries and read some of the novels. I just finished reading Alain Mabanckuo's Blue-Blanc-rouge. I read it in French. I understood it although my French is limited.

I love Ant Hills of the Savanna (Chinua Achebe). It is what Professor Ben-Fred Ohia in Port Harcourt calls protest literature. Absolutely grasping!

Thank you for celebrating and embracing the richness of our culture through literature.

Hello, good morning I have LLB where is the way forward for me. Kindly help me with your number for a chat

This is such amazing information. Thank you! Please could you do an updated version of the process has changed or has any updates

Can u guide me in my process to becoming a lawyer

How long did this process take in total?

Hello Pearl, nice job done there. However, I need clarification on some grey areas. How are transcripts from Uni and law school gotten to the NCA? Is it the applicant or the institutions?

How do I apply for articling from Nigeria?

wow I love this❤

I am a Zimbabwean who has a South african law degree I did attend law school in south africa what can I do

That was a very good video. I don't know if you heard of Alain mabanckuo, E.C. Osondu, Aminatta Forna, Camara Laye, Celeb Azumah Nelson, Maaza Mengiste, Brian Chickwava, Uwen Akpan, Chris Abani, Helon Habila. If you haven't read them you should. There amazing

Dear Lady, may you post an update?

Thanks New subscriber!😊

Hi...quick Q, after NCA exam and articling, what comes next?

After llm cl how long is the post study work permit

How is journey so far. Any stigma??

Hello 😀 Can you make a video about your favorite books of all time? You would make me very happy. Hugs from Romania❤

Is there any age bar?

thank you very much for great information ❤😊

I got a 2nd class lower in law... Can I still apply for a llm in common law and then write the nca exam...

This was helpful. I am working with a weird branch of literary lawyers. They read novels and then find mis-representations of tribal culture and then sue for this. They then invest a small percentage into the tribe. There is an amazing novel we are now analysing. Maybe if my colleagues agree I should tell you the title so you can read it.

Teach. I have been to African twice for Evangelism. After those books we have to move on to the Holy Bible, madam.

Keep spreading the knowledge.

As i am in the last sem of my law school, can i apply for the assessment? Or should i wait till my results come out?

You're so pretty Mashallah 💗✨

How many years does it take to complete the entire 4 stages?

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Hi pearl Thanks for this video Can you please talk about tips and resources you used to study for NCA or any lessons you may have attended in Nigeria

Read The Death of Vivek Oji by Akwaeke Emezi

Hi can u help me with process Iam a law graduate from india

If I just completed my LLB degree but never did my article, can I still apply for the assessment process

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I have a question. After the NCA process what pathway did you use to move to Canada? Looking forward to your response

I'm Angolan and its so sad that I can't find books from other african countries. I hope one day I can read all this books and have them in my personal library one day. I enjoyed this video so much God Bless

Great video, Thank you for sharing. I started the process last November and this has been very help. I can't wait to binge watch all your videos.

Does progressive mean subscribing to whatever the "West" deems progressive?

Thank you for doing this video. I’m diversifying my bookshelf and it’s really important to hear other voices!

Congratulations! How many years did everything take please?

Thank you for this. I had no idea where to start.

Thank you for sharing these recommendations! I'm currently reading She would be king, and even if I love the story, I must say it's not that easy for me since English isn't my mother tongue

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I read Homegoing and I really loved it.

Thanks a ton, Pearlossy! I enjoyed watching this.

You should check out this podcast 'Caught Readhanded'! It's a bunch of West African professionals in their mid-20s that discuss African fiction, poetry, and even some non-fiction! It's super interesting and they also have an instagram @caught_readhanded where they post what they are reading for the month. It really motivated me to get back to my childhood reading habit this year and I'm so happy. Thank you for your video and looking forward to your remaining series! A book I read this year and loved was 'My Sister The Serial Killer' by Oyinkan Braithwaite. It really made me think very deeply about how far we would go to protect the ones we love even at the expense of our own morals. God bless you and keep up the great work (also looooove your eyeliner wooow!).

1.Do we need GIC for LPP? 2.Can we work part time for living expenses while doing LPP? 3.What if I can’t get job in 8 months? 4.How long can I stay in canada after the completion of LPP?

I really enjoy reviews of African literature!

I passed my nca exams and m looking for articling position, in covid its so difficult could u give me ur email