mattfeuter:


Mimilyrics, do your thing sis

Eromo10:


It’s not far from Eko Hotel roundabout. The venue is on the same street with Zenith Bank head office (Ajose Adeogun). It’s a walking distance from the roundabout. Just ask for IVIE HOUSE. On the other side of the road, there is Chicken Republic and Mama Cass restaurants.

From Obalende or CMS, you could get buses going to Eko Hotel roundabout.

Passsegun:
Good afternoon to all the gurus in the house.

I got an email today from the home office to the effect that I would do a second interview via phone call.

Please, I would appreciate any information as to the likely questions they might ask especially from those who belong to this category or someone with helpful information.

Pls help a brother. Thanks

omopapa:
U don drive Uber for naija before?

Passsegun:
Good afternoon to all the gurus in the house.

I got an email today from the home office to the effect that I would do a second interview via phone call.

Please, I would appreciate any information as to the likely questions they might ask especially from those who belong to this category or someone with helpful information.

Pls help a brother. Thanks

mimilyrics:
It's actually closer and easier to navigate from Law School bus stop.

Cyberknight:


I ordinarily wouldn't respond either, but so you don't mislead others, be aware that both France and Germany allow foreign students entry irrespective of where they come from, and, in Germany's case, as long as they are not purely online learners:

https://www.campusfrance.org/en/french-borders-to-reopen-gradually-for-international-students-from-july-1st

https://www.dw.com/en/coronavirus-foreign-students-on-online-courses-are-denied-visas-to-germany/a-54567800

The French embassy in Nigeria has been issuing student visas.

mimilyrics:
From Egbeda, board a bus to Oshodi, from Oshodi, board another bus to Obalende but you might be lucky to get a direct Lekki-Ajah bus. From Obalende, board a bus to Lekki-Ajah, alight at Law school bus stop and walk backwards for 20 seconds towards Muri Okunola park. Don't cross, just turn left, walk for roughly 50-60 seconds before turning left again. Walk down for about 2 mins before turning right on church gate street. That street has TLS contact. It's not hard to miss because there is usually high traffic there, touts and applicants inclusive.

If you're driving, use 3rd mainland bridge. Take the exit that leads to Osborne, Ikoyi (that should be the 2nd exit, the 1st leads to sura). Just follow the road from Osborne Foreshore down to the bridge that connects VI and Lekki. Turn right once you come down the bridge (you will sight MTN office to your right from the top of the bridge) and drive onto Ozumba Mbadiwe, turn right into Adeyemo Alakija (just before law school bus stop; you should be able to see civic towers from before law school), then turn left into the street opposite Muri Okunola park (note that this is a one-way road), turn right and find a place to park. The touts will find parking space for you for a fee if you can't find one. TLS is on the left side of the street if you come in from law school.

iboboyswag:



If this is your truth, who am I?

Eromo10:


No ooo... Law school is a different route entirely.

Passsegun:
Good afternoon to all the gurus in the house.

I got an email today from the home office to the effect that I would do a second interview via phone call.

Please, I would appreciate any information as to the likely questions they might ask especially from those who belong to this category or someone with helpful information.

Pls help a brother. Thanks

Eromo10:



This was their former office. They have moved away from this address. Ivie House at Ajose Adeogun, Victoria Island is where there are presently.

Passsegun:
Good afternoon to all the gurus in the house.

I got an email today from the home office to the effect that I would do a second interview via phone call.

Please, I would appreciate any information as to the likely questions they might ask especially from those who belong to this category or someone with helpful information.

Pls help a brother. Thanks

toysleek:

Came across this by 'acevic'

Cyberknight:


The EU did not "ban" Nigeria.
Nigerians with student visas are still allowed entry.
And secondly, the EU has more options than Nigeria has when it comes to airline service.
Watch how fares go through the roof now that Nigeria has limited its options to just 3 main carriers. We need competition in our airline sector.

Capitalbase:
Good morning all
Please who knows how much aboki people sell Dollar, Euro and Pounds?
I need some urgently like now now.

Thanks.

toyclicks:
Just passing by

Sommylove5:


Which centre and what was your date of initial interview

lollymii:


For which course?

mimilyrics:
No. Just found out about routes when I had to drive myself and once I use a particular route once, it sticks in my head.

Passsegun:
Good afternoon to all the gurus in the house.

I got an email today from the home office to the effect that I would do a second interview via phone call.

Please, I would appreciate any information as to the likely questions they might ask especially from those who belong to this category or someone with helpful information.

Pls help a brother. Thanks

SamUchechi4:
Good afternoon gurus in the house

I'm new here and will like to enquire about UK tier 4 visa application if its currently ongoing

Thanks � �

toyclicks:
Just passing by

mattfeuter:


Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

mrpudikin:


Hi i also have a third class and I understand what its like to keep getting them rejections cus of the degree but notwithstanding it doesnt mean you cant get an MSc. I tried going for a 1 year premasters program in the UK last year but did not have funds to push for it, funny ting i applied to the same school this year and got admitted for the same MSc program i intended to do pgD for.
Also ive had MSc admissions in 2 other countries. Its cool you want to do a Post graddip but still if you wish you cud still try other places in case you get accepted. Whichever way im proud of yr effort to push on.

Nollywoodlove:

Really? Wow Thanks.


Thank you very much for your response. It seems like you're confusing my question though. I'm not going for a premasters or a pgD. It's a top-up program, which is supposed to certify me with a complete bachelors degree. As against trying hundreds of university to get lucky with masters, I am very fine with this arrangement. It is just for one year (so no finances problem as I don't have to get into masters afterwards), and it would give me the opportunity to drop the "third class" shadow which would otherwise always hover around my credentials`and may still affect future opportunities.

I just want to be sure if this topup is as it is described, and there's no hidden consequences. I believe that if I'd be given the same certificate as those who did full 3 years, no employer would be able to distinguish anyway, so that should prevent even the prejudiced ones from acting on their prejudice. But if there's something that indicates "top-up" on the certificate, it may pose a challenge. So I want to be sure of what I'm getting into.

Passsegun:
Good afternoon to all the gurus in the house.

I got an email today from the home office to the effect that I would do a second interview via phone call.

Please, I would appreciate any information as to the likely questions they might ask especially from those who belong to this category or someone with helpful information.

Pls help a brother. Thanks

Benediktejike:

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