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Good day guys.

I got denied canada study visa in January.

I have just gotten back my 10,000 CAD tuition deposit and I don't wish to re apply until after one year

Will you advice I change the CAD to naira due to this fluctuation of naira and dollar, or I leave in CAD.

I am scared if I leave it in dollars in my account it might depreciate badly before the time I want to re apply.

I also need advice from people .
I am an Auditor. Which country outside Africa can I migrate to with 10,000 USD.


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Good day guys.

I got denied canada study visa in January.

I have just gotten back my 10,000 CAD tuition deposit and I don't wish to re apply until after one year

Will you advice I change the CAD to naira due to this fluctuation of naira and dollar, or I leave in CAD.

I am scared if I leave it in dollars in my account it might depreciate badly before the time I want to re apply.

I also need advice from people .
I am an Auditor. Which country outside Africa can I migrate to with 10,000 USD.

Good day guys.

I got denied canada study visa in January.

I have just gotten back my 10,000 CAD tuition deposit and I don't wish to re apply until after one year

Will you advice I change the CAD to naira due to this fluctuation of naira and dollar, or I leave in CAD.

I am scared if I leave it in dollars in my account it might depreciate badly before the time I want to re apply.

I also need advice from people .
I am an Auditor. Which country outside Africa can I migrate to with 10,000 USD.

Good day guys.

I got denied canada study visa in January.

I have just gotten back my 10,000 CAD tuition deposit and I don't wish to re apply until after one year

Will you advice I change the CAD to naira due to this fluctuation of naira and dollar, or I leave in CAD.

I am scared if I leave it in dollars in my account it might depreciate badly before the time I want to re apply.

I also need advice from people .
I am an Auditor. Which country outside Africa can I migrate to with 10,000 USD.

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Listening - 8.5
Reading - 8.5
Speaking - 8.5
Writing - 7

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Ondo State, Nigeria, has produced yet another world record holder as a secondary school student has set a new record in the Guinness World Records. The student, Gbenga Ezekiel, a senior secondary school one student of Ijapo High School in Akure, achieved the feat of most skips in one minute on one leg, beating the previous record set by Bangladesh’s Rasel Islam. Ezekiel recorded 265 skips in his attempt, breaking the previous record of 262 skips.

The 16-year-old student's feat was recorded at the Ondo State Sports Complex in Akure and later ratified by the Guinness World Records after they verified the authenticity of his attempt. Gbenga's success was communicated to the national coach of the Nigeria Rope Skipping Federation, Chubuisi Ukandu, and it has also been updated on the Guinness World Records website.

The young student expressed his delight at achieving this feat, saying that he took inspiration from videos he saw on the internet. He also thanked his coach for introducing him and other students to rope skipping and expressed his desire to do more in the future. Gbenga Ezekiel becomes the first athlete from Ondo State, the first Nigerian, and the first African rope skipper to achieve a Guinness World Records title.

Rope skipping, also known as jump rope, is a popular sport and recreational activity that involves jumping over a rope swung under one's feet and over one's head. It is a simple yet effective form of exercise that improves cardiovascular health, coordination, and endurance. Rope skipping has evolved from a simple playground activity to a competitive sport that is recognized by the International Olympic Committee.

Achieving a world record is no easy feat, and it takes a lot of hard work, determination, and practice. Gbenga Ezekiel's success is a testament to his dedication and commitment to his chosen sport. His achievement has brought honor and recognition to himself, his school, and his state. It also serves as an inspiration to other young people to pursue their passions and dreams and to aim for excellence in everything they do.

Source: Operanews

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THE MAN NEVER RECOVER FROM TBS MASSACRE

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