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Frankrobbn1:Please I'm concerned with an issue. I have a B.sc Computer science but I want to apply for Economics, Business Admin or something similar for Masters. I have 3 years experience as an inventory officer in a supermarket. Would that be possible? |
Emuf:You guys should learn to research well. That phone is 65k on jumia and they deliver to your doorstep
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My Wes application was officially sent on 20/4/2021 and I sent my documents hoping that I would find a way to pay the Wes fee before it gets there. Unfortunately I haven't yet been able to but WES updated my status today to reviewing application (is there a deadline to pay the fee) |
I started WES with the intention of express entry but now am thinking of using study, how do I change my Wes assessment.(it hasn't yet been completed? |
tunlex01:Someone who works as an Inventory Officer in a Supermarket using specialized inventory software, what job or skill does that qualify as? Graduate of Computer Science |
Zachxolan:If you're familiar with the use of a computer then the CBT is better, no handwriting or legibility problems |
Hello guys need a bit of help as I haven't been able to find it on my own. What program can a self employed individual with a business registered in 2019 use for immigration or is there an appropriate NOC for that under FSW?. The business has been providing steady returns, tax statement, salaries etc since it's 2019 inception |
Layohrt:I did that before I started thinking about immigration. At that time I just wanted to have it on hand |
amaya21:Sorry one quick follow up question, the NYSC doesn't always follow a traditional 12 month structure but is usually shorter. Is it possible to still use the NYSC if it covers the 1560 hours but less than 12 calendar months? |
I applied for a transcript from my school and gave them my church address as the destination so I could pick it from there and use as I deem fit when the need arises as I had no concrete use of a transcript at that time period. The question is can I still send out the transcript personally to WES or any other evaluation agencies or do I have to go back to my school for them to do it officially.... |
amaya21:Thank you so much for your response. I will try and get in touch with them. In the meantime I'm also looking at the atlantic immigration program. Seems NOC C is acceptable there. Thanks again |
amaya21:Was a government agency. We didn't really do much |
amaya21:Are there other avenues I can explore? |
My current job seems to be listed under NOC type C, Will I still be eligible for express entry? |
slydog:I have but all the jobs I'm seeing so far fall under Skill level C. Was wondering if I could somehow upgrade to level O A or B with another similar title |
What NOC that falls under skill level O A or B can an Inventory Officer use for express entry (Worked in a supermarket using software to track inventory). Also a graduate of Computer Science. Also can an Academic IELTS be used for Express Entry or must it be General. Was previously going to try for admission but due to cost of school fees, I'm wondering if I don't just try out for Express Entry instead |
BenedictStinson:Still open |
Experienced Driver Needed For Transport Company (Headquarters Abuja) Must Have A Valid Driver's License Must Have Experience driving commercially Must Have A Guarantor Based in Abuja Must Have Experience driving Several routes in Nigeria Must Have Experience Driving Buses or Minivans (Sienna) Interested applicants can send Cvs to freemoving25@gmail.com |
texazzpete:No one is saying they are in stock at the moment, neither did I say I just made my purchase. But if you want to buy at the inflated nigerian prices feel free to. Ask yourself though why xbox series x are available at 300-350k and they all have the same $499 retail price |
Has anyone here used micking 5w-20 oil? Seems rather cheap compared to the alternatives, is it dependable? |
Modecaih:With shipping depending on how fast you want it and the shipping company the retailer uses, it might get to around 250k |
GofuckYourself:Lolz because of all this naija inflated prices. I registered amazon account. My purchase was charged at 420naira exchange rate plus minor shipping fee. All this people for here wan make profit pass people way make the game |
Adunny07:Probably Friday, Can't guarantee though. They started collecting on Monday |
DEEKAH7:Ya you can go and submit your CV at the address |
BenedictStinson:Applicants can drop their CV during working hours |
A transport company in Utako Abuja needs Accountant Requirement B.sc/OND (experience a bonus but not critical) Those without experience must show ability to work immediately with minimum supervision. Salary negotiable (Should be skilled in the use of a computer) Applicants should drop their CV at the following address Suite 12 Cherry Hill Plaza, Eke Yusuf Close, Behind Eterna Filling Station Utako Abuja from Monday 7th September 2020. Those selected will be called up for interview. |
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varnaija:He is receiving treatment, hopefully he pulls through |
SARS Officials Scale Fence, Shoot 17-Year-Old Boy In Abuja, Says Family https://humangle.ng/sars-officials-scale-fence-shoot-17-year-old-boy-in-abuja-says-family/ Police spokesperson says he has not been briefed about the incident but will make enquiries [img][/img] A 17-year-old resident of Gwarinpa, Abuja, identified simply as Sadiq, was shot in the arm by operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) on Monday afternoon, his cousin narrates. Fatima Babashehu Liman, who is a radiographer at the Medicaid Radio-diagnostics Centre in Abuja, said the SARS officials scaled the fence of a house belonging to her aunt and started firing. Sadiq was shot as he tried to escape into the neighbouring house, fearing for his life. The officials later said they were raiding in search of a kidnapper who they thought entered the premises. “Sadiq was performing ablution for zuhr [afternoon Muslim] prayers. On sighting one of the officers shooting, he got scared and he thought they were armed robbers. Out of fear, he jumped into their neighbour’s house,” Liman narrated. “One of the officers shot him on the hand. Sadiq was bleeding. He handcuffed Sadiq and one of the neighbour’s son and took them into their vehicle. Meanwhile, the remaining officers broke the doors into the house, brought out the remaining boys and her husband and started beating them up.” She added that they took away the boys and returned minutes later to pack the bullets on the floor. After she made some phone calls, Liman was informed that the youths were being detained at the SARS office in Guzape. There, one of the superior officers said the operatives were in pursuit of a kidnapper who was demanding a ransom and who had jumped into the compound. “[He said] that they didn’t shoot anybody, that Sadiq got injured by barbed wire while trying to escape and that Sadiq is the kidnapper,” she continued. “After narrating our own side of the story, the officer realised there were some hidden facts. After clearly listening to his step mum, he asked them to release everybody.” She asked that they take Sadiq to the hospital and pay for his treatment but said she was threatened by “the commander and his deputy” with arrest. “After going back and forth, I insisted they give us Sadiq for treatment and seeing it’s a gunshot injury and none of the hospitals will accept us without a police officer attached to us, I demanded one of the police officers accompanies us to the hospital,” she said. “They took Sadiq into their Hilux vehicle, drove him to National Hospital and left. The doctors told them to wait behind and submit their statement, [but] they refused and left us there. When the bandage on Sadiq’s hand was removed, it was a gunshot injury.” They realised the bullet had damaged his radius and ulna bones as well as the tendons on his wrist. “We are demanding justice for Sadiq and the entire family if there is any justice remaining in Nigeria,” she pleaded. “If not, we have raised our hands and prayed to Allah in this holy month for divine intervention. But today, as Nigerian citizens, our government has failed us. SARS officers are very cruel and inhuman. The officer that shot Sadiq was looking like a hoodlum, with his tattered hairstyle and chains hanging around his neck.” When HumAngle contacted Anjuguri Manza, spokesperson of the FCT Police Command, he explained that he had not been briefed yet about the incident but will find out what happened.
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The type of wickedness that allows you lock up a man in such a despicable environment as Nigerian prison despite knowing his innocence is not normal. Something is wrong with your soul and spirit. Most of them have ceased to be human, just demons walking around in human flesh |
It is just sad those losing their lives at the front just for money and politics |
