Walspring:


Lieing to Google and claiming where you don't belong to in the name of getting Google Adsense is what

Legal... Am I right

Ezennaemeka1:

Bro you would have understood if you were to be a blogger. I am just trying to earn money in a very legal way. me using USA AdSense is because its easily approved. I have a blog which is over a year but Google AdSense had refused to approve it but I used the same blog to register for USA AdSense and it was approved in less than 2days. So do you advice me to keep on waiting for them?? seems Google don't just like us.

borie4u:
Slimmy2005 And Msnas take note!
I was sitting in my corner eleven years ago when a gentleman walked up to me. He said " are you the one occupying this bed". My heart jumped into my mouth. The owner of the bed space has come and my time in that room was up!. I was a struggling student at O.A.U then. Been a finalist i already sold up my own space and used the money to register my final year tuition. I only kept the rest which was #5000 which cannot even buy the cheapest space at Awo Hall at that time. My fate hanged on that young man right in my front. But he looked at me and smiled and told me not to worry. He said i will only come here once in awhile. I was relieved even if those times i will have to sleep in the reading room when he comes but he never for once came. My fellow roommates said this is rare and that i must have used a charm on this youngman cos even if he doesnt need the space he would atleast sell it to ever willing and desperate student who needs somewhere to bunk. I never for once forget that man. I was just lucky to meet a great man. That was my first encounter with a great man and i knew not!
Many years later and many waters over the bridge, i received an anonymous call. I was with my fiancee when the call came. When the person told me he is a popular nairalander, i never knew he was that young man who gave me his space without collecting a kobo from me. We have even shared correspondence without knowing. A perfect fine gentleman and someone i so much respect to on this thread.!
I want to say that even though u think i forget, i never did. That year was the most challenging year i had at O.A.U. at the Department of Geology, White House. I lost all my contact and thank God u called. I maynot have said a proper thank you then but know that i never for once forget your good deed. I know you called me with +1403***********7, I was just seeing my fiancee off and charging my phone but i Got ur contact if you were the call i missed.
I never imagined i could ever met u or speak with you again. That call was one of the best thing today apart from $ being #253. LOL
From the bottom of my heart i want to say God bless you GBOYEGADD. When you need one to attend to you many will line up to do all your wishes.
Bottomline is that you may think this is faceless forum where you can trade insult and what-have-you but some destiny can be determined by that harmless insult you dish to someone. You never know who person at the other end is. let us treat ourselves with Love and Respect. May we all share our success story ijn.

don4ye:
e family pls chill with Ratchy .. Let her pick her Pali tomorrow, she is gonna explain things and you will reason with her.. Pls house and pls... Where is dickoflife self.. I don miss u

ratchy:
Congratulations..................please post transcript on time before dem swallow you raw

nellyalph:
Transcripts are testimonies! Why will anyone not want to share his/her testimonies?? .

Walspring:


Google knew why they don't approved it due to misuse, violation of privacy, unconfirmed news and so on that you bloggers spread around here in Nigeria.... No be so

DareFadi:


Please please dont leave anything to last minute again. It might not be a be an issue today and we give God the glory but it could easily have been an issue

Congrats and it glad to hear it went well..... Best of luck in your new journey .

safex101:
Please House, any idea on New York University's School of Professional Studies? as I have just been accepted for a M.S program.

Walspring:


Google knew why they don't approved it due to misuse, violation of privacy, unconfirmed news and so on that you bloggers spread around here in Nigeria.... No be so

slimmy2005:
Please do US schools accept combined WAEC result for UG?

borie4u:
Slimmy2005 And Msnas take note!
I was sitting in my corner eleven years ago when a gentleman walked up to me. He said " are you the one occupying this bed". My heart jumped into my mouth. The owner of the bed space has come and my time in that room was up!. I was a struggling student at O.A.U then. Been a finalist i already sold up my own space and used the money to register my final year tuition. I only kept the rest which was #5000 which cannot even buy the cheapest space at Awo Hall at that time. My fate hanged on that young man right in my front. But he looked at me and smiled and told me not to worry. He said i will only come here once in awhile. I was relieved even if those times i will have to sleep in the reading room when he comes but he never for once came. My fellow roommates said this is rare and that i must have used a charm on this youngman cos even if he doesnt need the space he would atleast sell it to ever willing and desperate student who needs somewhere to bunk. I never for once forget that man. I was just lucky to meet a great man. That was my first encounter with a great man and i knew not!
Many years later and many waters over the bridge, i received an anonymous call. I was with my fiancee when the call came. When the person told me he is a popular nairalander, i never knew he was that young man who gave me his space without collecting a kobo from me. We have even shared correspondence without knowing. A perfect fine gentleman and someone i so much respect to on this thread.!
I want to say that even though u think i forget, i never did. That year was the most challenging year i had at O.A.U. at the Department of Geology, White House. I lost all my contact and thank God u called. I maynot have said a proper thank you then but know that i never for once forget your good deed. I know you called me with +1403***********7, I was just seeing my fiancee off and charging my phone but i Got ur contact if you were the call i missed.
I never imagined i could ever met u or speak with you again. That call was one of the best thing today apart from $ being #253. LOL
From the bottom of my heart i want to say God bless you GBOYEGADD. When you need one to attend to you many will line up to do all your wishes.
Bottomline is that you may think this is faceless forum where you can trade insult and what-have-you but some destiny can be determined by that harmless insult you dish to someone. You never know who person at the other end is. let us treat ourselves with Love and Respect. May we all share our success story ijn.

mevisbleek:


God bless Yankee VO's.
Guys, I have said this before. Preparation is not needed.
I know I asked but [s] looking at someone's transcript is not needed[/s].
[s]A lot of people use people's answer while at the interview.[/s]

bukunmmy:
To God Be The Glory and for Favour He Showed me this Morning At Lagos Embassy He proved Himself to Me that He is a Living God Visa Approved 7:30am at Window 2. Special Thanks to God Almight for the Mercy I Received from Him. This Appreciation will not be Complete without this following People Lionlee, Don4ye, Holudarey01, Worriboy21 and Halidaf for ur Prayer and Advice I Say a very Big Thank U to Nairaland Family as whole this Forum is a Blessing to my Success. Thanks and God Bless U All. Transcript Loading...............

borie4u:
Slimmy2005 And take note!
I was sitting in my corner eleven years ago when a gentleman walked up to me. He said " are you the one occupying this bed". My heart jumped into my mouth. The owner of the bed space has come and my time in that room was up!. I was a struggling student at O.A.U then. Been a finalist i already sold up my own space and used the money to register my final year tuition. I only kept the rest which was #5000 which cannot even buy the cheapest space at Awo Hall at that time. My fate hanged on that young man right in my front. But he looked at me and smiled and told me not to worry. He said i will only come here once in awhile. I was relieved even if those times i will have to sleep in the reading room when he comes but he never for once came. My fellow roommates said this is rare and that i must have used a charm on this youngman cos even if he doesnt need the space he would atleast sell it to ever willing and desperate student who needs somewhere to bunk. I never for once forget that man. I was just lucky to meet a great man. That was my first encounter with a great man and i knew not!
Many years later and many waters over the bridge, i received an anonymous call. I was with my fiancee when the call came. When the person told me he is a popular nairalander, i never knew he was that young man who gave me his space without collecting a kobo from me. We have even shared correspondence without knowing. A perfect fine gentleman and someone i so much respect to on this thread.!
I want to say that even though u think i forget, i never did. That year was the most challenging year i had at O.A.U. at the Department of Geology, White House. I lost all my contact and thank God u called. I maynot have said a proper thank you then but know that i never for once forget your good deed. I know you called me with +1403***********7, I was just seeing my fiancee off and charging my phone but i Got ur contact if you were the call i missed.
I never imagined i could ever met u or speak with you again. That call was one of the best thing today apart from $ being #253. LOL
From the bottom of my heart i want to say God bless you GBOYEGADD. When you need one to attend to you many will line up to do all your wishes.
Bottomline is that you may think this is faceless forum where you can trade insult and what-have-you but some destiny can be determined by that harmless insult you dish to someone. You never know who person at the other end is. let us treat ourselves with Love and Respect. May we all share our success story ijn.

sirRiddy:
hi worry359
I know you are not a huge fan of posting
transcripts here just like many other members here.
However, I believe the advantage of doing so cannot be overemphasized.


2. People could find the name of schools offering the course they are
interested in and this could help start a conversation. For instance, the
school I am attending was suggested by a member here, and I went ahead to
do my homework and applied. I got into the program and even got an
assistantship too. slimmy2005, even though his recent behavior really
irked me, has helped several people to get into his school and even
helped with scholarships too. How do you think this would have been possible
if he attended 'bleep' University?

halidaf:
congrats man.. You always congratulate every successful visal interview on here, now its your turn. Nice one man

imperiouxx:


I passionately disagree with this part. My British supervisor used to tell me then that if you don't prepare for any interviews, you will fumble, no matter how much you know the topic. Looking at previous interviews isn't a crime. It's a smart way of learning and preparing. Only a dullard makes no sense out of previous interview but only to copy and paste. Such dullard shouldn't even want to study in US in the first place. When I was preparing back then, I only learned the structure of US student visa interview for Nigerians (apparently that was the keywords that led me to nairaland). If not, how do I know the sequence of the questions, dos & don'ts and what leads to success interview before I visit the embassy?

It's true that many don't know about this thread before they got the visa but when they do, they wish they had known, probably life would have been easy for them before the interview. Please don't get the VO wrong.

Thanks

OjaP:
Let's talk like Nigerians please.

When you pass JAMB and get admission into a university, do you know which classes you would be taking before registration? After you get admission for masters, do you know the classes you will be taking before resumption or registration? So, it is normal if any NIGERIAN does not know which classes she will be taking in her first year; that's just how we were brought up. So, don't let us make it seem like whoever doesn't know the classes she will be taking in the first year is not serious or genuine. Most people know about this question about classes because they read this thread.

In 2010 or thereabout, the VOs ask questions about the states bordering your schools. Who would expect such question in an interview? Most NL'ers were able to answer because of the transcripts posted here.

How many schools did you apply to? Most people honestly applied to one but were denied because of that. This thread has proved that the VO wants you to say that you applied to 3 or more schools even when you know deep inside you that you applied to just one. Many of us won't know this if we didn't visit this thread.

I can go on and on but I think passing the interview depends mostly on how prepared you are and mostly by reading other people's transcripts, it goes a long way. While it is not compulsory to post your transcript after visa issuance; I feel it is immoral not to after gaining much from here. But who am I to complain, to each its own.

PrettyBoyFloyd:
It's sad to see the way the thread has turned out,I came on here first in 2011 and applied for fall 2011. Never knew the thread was as strong as it were,I can't even log in to my old account. Shout out to Waledudu,Kunlebal,Snazzygirl,Imperiouxx,webstradamus,MsNas,to mention a few. These were men who held down the thread with valor and matured minds. Most of them got their visas,deactivated their accounts and left in order to avoid been insulted by a new comer here. F1 visa is not the end people,my advice it's not about the amount of money you spend on education here after graduation,when it comes to job offers.American citizens will be considered first in most corporations. It's about God's favor here. I came on here with the mind of going to school but after my first year I found out I could hardly pay my tuition nor buy books or pay rent for my apartment. I had to drop out of school,found labor jobs with the help of God sent people I was paid 10dollar an hour,my boss was happy with my determination and interest to learn more and increased my pay from 10 to 20 an hour. I saved and was able to pay my bills. Today,am proud to say I have a good job,was able to finish my schooling,set my siblings back in Nigeria straight and have a pretty American wife. America is a blessed country and so much for everyone. Just hold on to your God and he will favor you by meeting the right people. Goodluck to those who got their visas recently,the journey just started.

OjaP:
Let's talk like Nigerians please.

When you pass JAMB and get admission into a university, do you know which classes you would be taking before registration? After you get admission for masters, do you know the classes you will be taking before resumption or registration? So, it is normal if any NIGERIAN does not know which classes she will be taking in her first year; that's just how we were brought up. So, don't let us make it seem like whoever doesn't know the classes she will be taking in the first year is not serious or genuine. Most people know about this question about classes because they read this thread.

In 2010 or thereabout, the VOs ask questions about the states bordering your schools. Who would expect such question in an interview? Most NL'ers were able to answer because of the transcripts posted here.

How many schools did you apply to? Most people honestly applied to one but were denied because of that. This thread has proved that the VO wants you to say that you applied to 3 or more schools even when you know deep inside you that you applied to just one. Many of us won't know this if we didn't visit this thread.

I can go on and on but I think passing the interview depends mostly on how prepared you are and mostly by reading other people's transcripts, it goes a long way. While it is not compulsory to post your transcript after visa issuance; I feel it is immoral not to after gaining much from here. But who am I to complain, to each its own.

imperiouxx:

You will need more help than this by the time you get to US. You already said tomorrow or next and I believe you

imperiouxx:


I'm just seeing all this. You took the words out of my mouth sir.

You see that the thread is heading another direction now?

beloved thread.

profojah2:
That moment "gentle" SirRiddy forcefully voiced out.


*SirRiddy, I owe you one bae with a crazy big round-ass, Anytime you ready to unleash, lemme know.. Maybe after Ramadan, No wahala .

imperiouxx:
@ ratchy,

Cheers!

dramaka:
In other news, let's see what the official exchange rate is as recognized internationally at the moment. We should be keenly watching this.

lionlee216:
Visa delayed by window 5 by a female VO

VO Gdmrng and how did u get to know about this school?
ME from the rseult of random searches I conducted online, UB is made up of exceptional professional who are vast in various aspects of engoneering and management, also it has good faculty ratio. Further more, it is a good research institution with great laboratories.

VO did you write GRE
ME I wrote IELTS

VO what course did you do at undergraduate
ME I studied agricultural engineering

Im sorry I wont be able to approve ur visa

ayobamimoses07:
is it true nigerian students who re studying here in the US are returning back home to nigeria to complete their education since they are unable to make payments here due to these dollar naira exchange issue? i read in the news that naija students here in the US are retunring back to private universities in nigeria to complete their studies....how far true is this