Hi, good morning, I would like to know if I can buy Euros from Nigerian banks precisely GTB. If yes, does anyone know the current exchange rate for Naira to Euro?

meobizy:
It was the AstraZeneca vaccine and I observed zero side effect. I took it three weeks ago and I’m looking forward to the next three to take the second dose. My sister and mother both reported having the spins for a while, they turned out fine. My friend told me he was always hungry after the shot. I didn’t ask which brand he took.

What I believe — which is probably erroneous — is one won’t have a reaction if they’ve caught a flu before. I’ve contracted flus thrice in my life so it’s possible my body recognized what to do with the vaccine or its associated antibodies. Both family members have never gotten flus in their lives hence their bodies going on the defence after their shots.

This kind of makes sense, I also had a severe flu sometime last year, lost all sense of smell and taste so maybe I could have some kind of vaccine tolerance like you've mentioned. Anyway did you get the AZ shot in Nigeria or outside the country?

meobizy:
Lol. So if it truly was the mark of the beast you’d take it because it’d guarantee a better life? Many Nairalanders are Christians by mouth and never actions.

Unlike you I was adamant not because of anything, but a strong belief in my immune system protecting me from the virus. However everyone in my household got vaccinated and provided a hassle-free slot which I had to use eventually. Bypassing the needed two week isolation period crucial for my employment type would benefit me to the fullest.

Where are you based? I don’t know how it is your way. In PH there is this Orogbum clinic where you fill in details before the nurse jabs you after all is complete. In surprise you’ll ask “is that all?” and she’ll reply in the positive. The procedure is not like taking malaria injections because as soon as the needle breaks your skin it is already out; so fast that you’ll expect more.

Mine wasn't about Christianity even though I am a Christian, my hesitance has always been as a result of the globalists and the sinister minds behind most global pharmaceutical giants (interestingly most pharma companies have seen their valuation grow more than 100x since the pandemic started, I am not really sure they would want to actually create a vaccine to eradicate the "situation"....assuming that there's an actual global "situation" but that's a topic for another day ). Anyway did you experience any side effects after taking the vaccine? how many shots did you have and do you know the type of vaccine that administered to you?

Hashabiah:
Let the Guinea pigs present themselves for inspection

This isn't the right way to look at it. Taking the vaccine doesn't make you a guinea pig. Also can we not derail the topic?

I have been avoiding the vaccine for a while now, my reason is that the vaccine seemed to have been quickly developed without enough time given towards trial, not to mention the fact that I am kind of paranoid and I don't trust the approach being taken by the WHO and the west, however now I find myself with a tough decision to make - I have a visa to travel out of Nigeria and one of the requirements is that you have a proof of covid vaccination id, without this you wouldn't be allowed to use public facilities such as grocery stores, public transportation, I also wouldn't be allowed to attend classes!

Seeing as the global health institutions seems desperate for everyone to take the vaccine, I am now considering taking it, however there are so many contradicting information out there so I have decided to create this thread to find out from fellow Nigerians what the experience of taking the vaccine was like, What type of vaccine was administered and were there any side effects after taking the vaccine.

If you haven't taken the vaccine then please join me to read from the experience of those who have already taken it.
I would appreciate it if the responses here are serious, so lets all try to be matured here. Thanks

Teeclassicroyal:
Send a mail. I will link you up with a professional.

Sent you an email

Hi guys, do universities in the UK and Europe require candidates to do a WES evaluation for their certificate?

Are the masters in France taught in English or do I need to provide a proof of French language test? Also can I use my BSc from a Benin university to apply for a masters program in France?

Hi house, I have a BSc in Human resources issued by a accredited University in Benin and I would like to do a masters program abroad with this, is it possible? Are there others here on Nairaland with a BSc from a Benin university who successfully got accepted to a US/EU university and are currently studying abroad?

tillaman:

Sadly I faced the same thing in Abu Dhabi back then, they gladly chose a Bengali over me when it was glaring that the dude doesn’t speak fluent English and he can’t even operate a computer but I just decided to shake body and come back to Naija
Go hard or go home level but I thank God thus far
Those shouting yahoo boys clearly don’t know what’s up
Indians,Pakistanis and some other nationales are the biggest fraud in the uae
The thing with Nigerians are those transporting alcohol from one emirate to another driving unregistered car with stolen number plates
Those orosco boys and girls and those boys forming Vikings and Aro bagger in The Uae
They even go as far as obtaining their fellow Nigerians broad daylight
I’m not being tribalistic but they know themselves

Ah ah, did you say obtain? For inside Dubai? Nigerians sef dem done carry dis thing go Dubai? Abeg which area dis guys dem dey?

itunes18:
Orange knowledge peogramme is a fully funded schlorlaship for those who are interested in studying short courses in the Netherlands.

Does this scholarship work with Wittenborg University tuition?

It begins. 20yrs down the drain just so the Afghans can return back to their archaic lifestyle

OdogwuEkeke:
They send your passport to you with your visa using the your preferred prepaid courier.

They don't send an email informing you if your visa applicationwas successful?

@odogwuekeke
@ohswagz

Concerning the visum, when it's ready do you get an email or a call to come and take your passport?

Can I do the police character report in Abuja? If yes, Where can I get it done?

Charles61:
If you re using your own bank statement, you don't need sponsorship letter.
You only need your bank statement, and you need to authenticate it at Abuja and South Cyprus consulate at lagos

The documents I would be attesting and submitting, are they the original or the photocopies? Also for the public notary can I do that at a high court?

lostnegro:

Depends on your assessment body mine was AIQS and like 250k aside the notarization fees for notary public which I spent close to 50k

Does anyone know where to find a public notary in Abuja? I really hope you guys can help.

Does anyone know where to find a public notary in Abuja? I really hope you guys can help.

For someone older than 30, would it be a challenge getting the France embassy to give a student visa? Also do they ask for proof of funds similar to the German blocked account?

For the bank statement how do I authenticate it?

Charles61:
If you re using your own bank statement, you don't need sponsorship letter.
You only need your bank statement, and you need to authenticate it at Abuja and South Cyprus consulate at lagos

Thanks for replying, please where in Abuja do I authenticate?

Hi house, I have an admission to study at Cyprus. They have made some requests and one of the request is that I provide

-Original attested Bank Letter verifying that the student’s sponsor has sufficient funds to cover the tuition fees and
living expenses of the student while studying at the University of Nicosia (6 month validity).

-Original attested Bank Statement with the minimum amount of first year tuition (1 month validity).



My question is this, what is the difference between the bank letter and bank statement?

Chyjoey:


You will need an original signed statement, so you have to go to the bank

Malone122:
just take the one given to you by the bank

Can I get it from any branch of the bank where I have my account or would I have to go to the branch where I opened my bank account?

CooKeed:



If you're in lagos aramex is 13500. 6 days

Where is the Aramex office in Lagos?

100 million budgeted for the "upkeep and wellbeing" of the town criers.

Malone122:
just take the one given to you by the bank

Can I print the one from my online banking or do I have to walk into the bank to get the statement?

Hey guys, quick one - how do you notarize your bank statement to show proof of fund?

Hey guys, quick one - how do you notarize your bank statement to show proof of fund?

Hi guys, which government or public hospital can I do the following tests at?

-Hepatitis B, and C

-HIV, syphilis

-Chest X-Ray report for tuberculosis (4-month validity).

I would really appreciate your replies. Please serious replies only. Thanks

Godtemi:
This is the requirement for south Cyprus Visa

1. Original attested copy of Passport (Valid for at least 2 years).
2. Original attested copy of High School Leaving Certificate and Mark Sheet (transcript).
3. Original attested Police Clearance Certificate (6-month validity).
4. Original attested Bank Letter verifying that the student’s sponsor has sufficient funds to cover the tuition fees and living expenses of the student while studying at the University (6-month validity) sponsor could be your father, mother, family or friends
5. Original attested Bank Statement with the minimum amount of first-year tuition (1-month validity).
6. Original attested sponsorship letter stating the sponsor’s relation to the student and his/her willingness to sponsor
the student for the living and tuition expense, where the sponsor(s) are parents. In the case that the sponsor is
someone else other than a parent, an original attested affidavit of sponsorship is required.
7. Original attested Blood Test results for HIV, syphilis, Hepatitis B, and C (4-month validity).
8. Original attested Chest X-Ray report for tuberculosis (4-month validity).
Please note: Validity periods start from the date a document is issued. They must still be valid at the date of
submission.

Follow the below steps to ensure you prepare your visa documents correctly:
1. Prepare and have issued all of the above-mentioned documents. Please note that for some documents you
will need to get copies attested, while for others you will need to attest the original document.
2. Take your academic documents to be attested at the Ministry of Education.
3. Take your Medical Documents to be attested at the Ministry of Health. no need, just do it at goverment hospital..
4. Take your bank documents to be attested at the Public Notary. Ikeja or any court.
5. Take a copy of your passport for verification at the Immigration Office. don't worry about this, no cyprus immigration office in Nigeria
6. Once the above attestations are complete, ALL documents need to be attested at the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of your country. Abuja
7. Then finally, ALL documents need to be attested at the Cyprus Diplomatic Representation in your country. Apapa Lagos
NOTE: The Police Clearance Certificate, as well as medical documents, must be issued by a governmental authority
(i.e. medical documents must be issued by Federal/public hospitals and not by private hospitals or clinics).

For the number 4 option, would 3m in an account be sufficient for the Cyprus embassy authorities to issue the visa?

ohswagz:
I have been on this journey since 2020, had all my applications rejected for one weird reason or the other. I'm grateful for this thread cuz I really learnt and am still learning a lot. Thanks to those active few who take out time here to explain and answer others
AL- 2/06/21
Booked on the 13/06/21, Got an AD on the 14/06/21(Category A)
AD- 29/06/21.
Visum- 5/08/21.
To all those waiting, don't lose hope.. #Unmöglich ist nichts...We shall all smile at d end...

Which City are you studying at?