Tekecoms1: Please what if the overall cgpa of a Nigerian polytechnic is 4.00 and one still has 2.56? Whats the faith of that student to have his cgpa highly translated?
And which is better to use between the WES ICAP and the WES BASIC?

constant57: I hardly comment on this thread but at this point, I guess I will have to.

Ms Nas and BigFrancis, you guys have really been helpful on this thread and have been a big source of inspiration to others. Don't fall our hands now. Being humans, we are not above mistakes, and as such we should learn to accept our shortcomings. You guys should sheathe the swords and allow peace to reign. You are both the winner in this drama. Never knew you guys are great Thespians. Lol.

sannywills: my big broda dat inspired me in this forum i greet u all sir/madm
broda,s please i need your help,my broda went for his interview in u.s embassy abuja today
after the questions the vo ask him they ask him did u receive scholarship he said yes and they ask him for the remaining balance who will pay for the fiance he said that is mother,then the vo ask him that he should come two days to collect your visa after which he also finger print,as he was leaving the interview entrance the vo called him with the macron phone ask him to give her back the paper for collecting of visa that they want to verified the his bank statement if is ok that they will call him anytime from now. the problem we have now is that we have transfer back the seven million in that account to the owner and what remain is two million.what do you think we should,will they give him visa,please brodas please guide on what to do.
paper they gave him is under section 221g of the immigration and nationality act.
brodas what are they verifying the account for will bank give them the access to check how much is in the account.pls i need you all your help in this issue

dimmy08: Just left agric section of the us immigration department..they trashed all my indomie n rice..nt funny tho.

Theflint1: dude, spamming the thread ain't gonna give u d attention u craving for, rather peeps might just scroll across ur question since they know u as "Mr. spammer" ...wish I had an answer to give, but I'm kinda green there. My Oga's dem; Msnas, Bigfrancis, juntod, graviton, joenice Stevecrun, zeezahbee and all other Oga's help dis Nigger.

bigfrancis21: Feexo,

Be aware of false information being peddled around here. The charge for Western Union to send ordinary $1,000 is only $18.50 and not $100. With MoneyGram it is $14 - $16 for money up to $1000.

Which foreign exchange charges $100 on ordinary $100 being sent? Lack of common sense.

bigfrancis21: TO PROSPECTIVE GRE AND TOEFL TEST TAKERS:

It is no longer a hidden fact that GRE and TOEFL test takers in Nigeria cannot register for the test online. Even someone registering on your behalf from abroad is banned once the test taker would still be writing in Nigeria.

Well, I have good news for you. Are you aware
that you could still register for the exam by yourself, fast and at the lower official ETS test fee? All you need to do is simply call ETS and register! Its that simple. Just as you can call to schedule a visa appointment, so can you call to register for your GRE/TOEFL test! If saving money is your priority, rather than wasting N50,000 needlessly on GRE agents and enriching their bank accounts when you could simply do it yourself at the cheaper official GRE price of $185(N29600) or at $175(N28,000) for TOEFL, then this option is best for you.

To register, you'll need the following:

1) Your GRE account login details on the ETS website. If you don't have an account already, quickly visit http://www.ets.org/gre to create your account. For TOEFL, you'll need your TOEFL account login details on the ETS website. If you don't have an account already, quickly visit http://www.ets.org/toefl to create your account.

2) A valid GTB MasterCard. I can't really vouch for other types of debit cards because I've not used them before. However, I'm sure of GTB MasterCard because it never fails to work. Take note of the 16- digit card number printed on the front of the card, the expiry date (month and year) also embossed on the front of the card and lastly, the c.v.v code, which is the 3-digit code printed on the back of your ATM card. Have these details handy because you'll need to provide them to the agent to enable them make the payment over there for you. Of course, I need
not remind you that you must have funds of, at least, the registration fee amount in your account for a successful payment.

After you must have done the above, then you're ready to go. Call the ETS Registration Center on +31320239593. That is the phone number of the ETS Registration center or Region 9 located in Netherlands and it is the ETS center, out of the 12 regional registration centers worldwide, in charge of registering Nigerians for TOEFL and GRE. Once you call, you'll hear the voice prompt and wait to be connected to the next available customer agent. Once you're connected, the agent will ask you for your login details which will enable him log into your account and register you over there by himself.

First, you'll be asked for these details - first name, middle name, surname, address, date of birth, phone number, email address, preferred test center and test date.. So keep these information prepared and handy.

Second, comes the payment stage. At this stage you'll provide the agent with your ATM card details to enable him/her key in the data and make the payment himself. Once successful, you'll be told by the agent and also receive an email immediately containing your examination e-ticket.

PS: Be sure to recharge, at least, N750 credit on your phone as you'll be spending some good quality time on the call (15-20 minutes).

Please, this is in no way a scam but rather, its one of the valid means of registering for the GRE or TOEFL test as you'll see stated on the ETS website:

http://www.ets.org/gre/revised_general/register/cbt/

http://www.ets.org/toefl/ibt/register?WT.ac=toeflhome_ibtregister_121127

However, only a few people know about this easy and cheap means. Several members from this forum have registered successfully by this means and have taken their GRE/TOEFL exams.
Success.

http://www.ets.org/s/mygre/rrc.html
www.ets.org/s/toefl/pdf/toefl_ibt_rrcs_11-12.pdf

FOR TOEFL TEST TAKERS WHO WISH TO ORDER ADDITIONAL SCORE REPORTS

If you wish to order an additional TOEFL score report to a school you're applying to, you can also do it by the same calling method.

You'll need the following:

1) A visa card. The TOEFL portal accepts only Visa Cards. Access bank Visa card is a reliable visa card and works efficiently. Diamond bank visa card has been noted as to not work always. For Access bank visa cards, you'll need to verify your card first before you can be able to use it for online payments. Verification simply entails getting your I-Pin. To verify, simply walk to the nearest Access Bank ATM, slot in your card, click on 'change I-Pin' and enter any 4-digit I-pin of your choice. The I-Pin is different from your usual 4-digit pin and both SHOULD never be the same.

2) Your first, middle and last names, Address, Date of birth, and Email address details. This is especially important for those who may be calling to order on behalf of someone else. The TOEFL agents ordinarily won't attend to any other person other than the test taker. However, to get by this, the person you're ordering for on his behalf(maybe because you're using your own visa card for the payment), SHOULD provide you with the details outlined above. Be ready to provide the details when the call gets through and the agents asks for them.

3) The ordering report fee is $18 or N2,970(using N165 to $1 exchange rate). Ensure that you have up to this amount in your account for a successful payment.

As usual, your card details(name on card, card's number, expiry date and c.v.v code) will be asked from you.

The number to call is +16097717100 ,and not +31320239593, which is purely for GRE/TOEFL registrations.

imperiouxx: Please gurus and guys in the house, I will like to defer my studies till fall 2016 so that I can have ample time to work in the US and gather enough money to finish my studies.

Is this possible?

Urgent replies plz!

Thanks in advance

OBA1986: Pls can anyone help with the likely questions that I may be ask in U S embassy for my F1 visa interview

MzJulie: Please I need help on any school I can apply and study medicine with a low tuition and quality education... I'm doing a part time programme currently in Yabatech and the course is SLT. Anyone with information, pls...

Theflint1: please house, can anyone help me out with the minimal cost of living in Louisiana, as per feeding and accommodation?

Mckenziii: Hello gurus pls hw can I obtain getn dis yellow card"medical stuff" done.Thanks

juntod:

$10,000 out of Nigeria? That nearly choked me. I won't even argue what I know. You sent western union outta 9ja between 2004-2007? THAT AINT TRUE BABE.. The link below clearly indicates that this newly launched outbound transfer agreement with western union is first of its kind here in Nigeria. My dear, I have been working with WUMT since 2005 and there has never been outbound transfer since the launch of western union and money gram in Nigeria.

http://innovation-village.com/nigeria-begins-outbound-money-transfer-service-in-conjunction-with-western-union/

dolapoKeji:
Please is TOEFL compulsory for an applicant who is from an English speaking countries like Nigeria.??

dimmy08: Just left agric section of the us immigration department..they trashed all my indomie n rice..nt funny tho.

imperiouxx: Please gurus and guys in the house, I will like to defer my studies till fall 2016 so that I can have ample time to work in the US and gather enough money to finish my studies.

Is this possible?

Urgent replies plz!

Thanks in advance

ase65: Guys and gals... wat do u think I should do, my scheduled flight leaves on the 25th and get to US on the 26th.


But on my extension letter I have arrival date as 25th. Hope it won't affect me at the US point of entry

kpolli:

Well said.... That's why some schools demand deposit before sending I-20s now

Keep it up and enforce you to re-do visa interviews to re-issue visas

Feexo: BigFrancis & MsNas, I beg you guys to put a stop to this needless arguments. A preponderance of the people here have learned from, and still stand to benefit from your wealth of knowledge. Having said that, let's all learn to imbibe a culture of debate, tolerance for divergent view and constructive criticism. Sometimes I wonder if we can't have an intellectual interlocution and concern ourselves with the substance of the other person's submission without resorting to darts-throwing. More importantly, I think the default mode of the human mind/psychology is predatorial and egotistic, it is up to us as an educated bunch to work on this. Once again, I admire and respect you guys a lot. Please let it go....

juntod:

$10,000 out of Nigeria? That nearly choked me. I won't even argue what I know. You sent western union outta 9ja between 2004-2007? THAT AINT TRUE BABE.. The link below clearly indicates that this newly launched outbound transfer agreement with western union is first of its kind here in Nigeria. My dear, I have been working with WUMT since 2005 and there has never been outbound transfer since the launch of western union and money gram in Nigeria.

http://innovation-village.com/nigeria-begins-outbound-money-transfer-service-in-conjunction-with-western-union/

zeezahbee: lmao, you are right juntod, how's morgan uni ? Abi u never land for MD