Sylviaugo1914:
Hi,can anyone help with list of schools offering PhD on scholarship in Finland

Almost all Finland universities offers PhD depending on your course. Check studyinfo.fi

kimewills:
Hello everyone, so i have been watching some Youtube videos and trying to understand the process for schooling in Finland, but i am a bit confused. Some say there are scholarships for undergraduate students, some say its only for MSc students.

Please i will like to anyone here that recently relocated there, how is the tuition fee for undergraduates? Do you have to pay for the first year then subsequently enjoy scholarships?

Thanks in advance for your responses

There are scholarships for both undergraduate and graduate programmes. Which ranges from 50% upwards.

Tuition fee for undergraduate ranges from €5000 to €10000. You will be entitled to 50% n above scholarship. So do the maths.

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preciousmathias:
Thank you all for the wonderful contributions, I got admitted to wood material science in UEF , anybody in same field or has information on the resident permit.

Drop ur email.
Congratulations.
We are three now

mhiztalee:


Good evening bro ..
How were u able to get the scholarship

Go to the university site or studyinfo.fi

Search for the course you will love to do.
The application is divided into two : joint application and separate application.

You can get better understanding using studyinfo.fi

Fill the required form and also attach the required documents, that's all.

In University of eastern Finland some courses don't need ielts test.

Best wishes

Alfred2000:

Check your email

Just did

Alfred2000:

I got admitted to UEF also with 70% scholarship in WMS. What dept did u get admitted to?

I also got the scholarship. WMS at UEF

Let talk better

If APC pick Chief Ben Etiaba has their candidate, knowing he is from Anambra South.
APC will have a better chance of winning the state election.

Hard work pays

Sagay212:


lol...i should be the one telling you sorry. We are here because of you. You want to stop tribal war? stop blaming yorubas for your problems. your forefathers taught you all to hate on yorubas with the fake stories they told you to cover up for their failures. You guys are ding same and passing that hateful mentality to your coming generation. We will not fold our arms while you exhibit your hatred freely all over the internet. We will give it back to you hot hot. you want peace, start taking responsibilities for your actions and stop shifting blames to yorubas all the time.

OK bro.
I get you.
Stay safe

Sagay212:


tell peter adaobi to contest for election in the whole of biafr.aud land and turn it into dubai since he is the best politician.

Sorry if you felt pained.
Let stop this tribal war on social media pls.
God bless you

This community has suffered alot. They are Christians "hausa"community. The Catholic, °Anglicans and some pentecostal churches has done there best. Kano governments needs to remove religious sentiments and know that those guys are also their brothers.

izombie:
But honestly this picture looks somehow o.

Nnamdi Kanu might be right about Jubril

tsfisheriesm:
The world leaders should do the needful.

I'm perplexed. They need to react quickly.

I have looked at the picture over and over. This picture of our dear president edited?
The president or the presidency should try better?

This government is taking labour for granted.

He just have to be open to Nigerians.

Buhari Says He is Not Cloned, But who Actually Believes
Him?
By Mayor Ikoroha
Buhari may be correct. The purveyors of Jubril from Sudan
are those that wanted him dead. They found it difficult to
accept that he survived a serious ailment. So they seek to
elevate their wishes to realism. Even though they are like
plebian beggars. And their wishes are like expensive
horses.
Buhari is not blameless. He brought home the ant infested
maggots. Which Nnamdi Kanu and his lizards devoured with venom and vengeance.
His change agenda derided medical tourism. But he
shamelessly luxuriated in the cozy theatres of London
hospitals.
They told us Buhari went for a medical check-up. Three
months passed. Rumours and gossips swirled. Speculationswere rife.
Fayose bleated as a Fayose will bleat. Full of fire and fury
signifying nothing. He claimed he had seven exclusive and
devastating pictures. Photographs that never made is to the open. Probably eaten by the same legendary rodents that attacked Aso Rock.
Femi Fani-Kayode shrieked. Maybe after another dose of
that hard thing. He espoused extreme hate spiced with
flowery prose. In a way that excited his latest in-laws.
Gullible in-laws he used for nauseous self-promotion. Even
though he has loathed and ridiculed them all his life. Before both of them found a common foe in Buhari. FFK claimed the president has kicked the bucket in the land of the Queen.
It was not only Nigerians, though. There was Eric Joyce.
The crook British parliamentarian quoted a bogus website.
And alleged that it is the duty of the presumed dead to prove that they are still alive.
They took him seriously. Those who wished and prayed he
was factual. They took him seriously not because what he
said made much sense. Or that his biography says they
should take him serious. But he was Caucasian and they are black. And bigotry made them susceptible to inferiority
complex.
Typical Nigerian politicians. Some went to Femi Osibanjo at night like Nicodemus. And begged to be made vice president if and when the president kicks the bucket. Others went to London in the afternoon. For a photo ops with the ailing president.
Maybe it was when the guys at Guinness were about to
update their records. For the longest medical check-up ever known to man. That they admitted that Buhari was ill. And was on the way to recovery.
We never knew the cost of treatment. They never told us
exactly what was treated. And how it was treated. Even
though he presides over the affairs of over 180 million
people. And we must have borne the monetary cost of
treatment. And the opportunity cost of the treatment.
Buhari does no press conferences. He grants no interviews to Nigerian journalists. He holds no town halls. He treatsNigerians with disdain.
The president revels in odious nepotism. He carries
unapologetic favouritism of the far North. And the tag of
Nigeria’s most divisive president ever. Like a badge of
honour.
So Buhari created the room. For his detractors to be
inflamed with hate. For bigotry to thrive in their minds. And
for Jubrin from Sudan to be born and bred.
Jubrin from Sudan started as a Regional Pastime. It was
whispered in the bars and joints of Onitsha, Aba, Owerri and Enugu. Uttered mostly by men highly inebriated by beer. Or high via codeine, tramadol, cannabis and other stimulants.
Men entombed in Biafran romanticism. Whose dreams were halted by Buhari’s Python Dancers. Men whose leader
disappeared after a show of force by Buhari’s Army. Men
whose pockets were emptied by destructive Buhariconomics.
Now Jubrin from Sudan has become a National
Embarrassment. Finding columns in Washington Post and
New York Times. Discussed at meetings of Heads of State.
It is gradually becoming a national debate.
But even if it leads to a UN Resolution, the inanity of Jibrin
from Sudan will remain a stain on the sanity of the
purveyors. And also the believers.
It reveals the pitiable gullibility of the citizenry. Dubious
blogs are now equated to the editorial pages of the New
York Times. Ordinary reverse images are taken as
irrefutable evidence of left-handedness. Simple
manipulation of picture and words are sworn to be Queen
Elizabeth’s condolence message to Nigerians.
There is Audu Abubakar’s burial picture of 2015. And a
picture from African Union Summit in Uganda in 2012. And
both are taken as evidence of Buhari’s death in 2017.
Jubrin from Sudan points to the extent of our bigotry. Those that wished Buhari had died in 2017 are being eaten up by the fact that he seems to have fully recovered in 2018.
Some of them stubbornly and foolishly interrogate the
medical miracle. That made a sick septuagenarian recover
from an illness.
Furthermore, Jubrin from Sudan rebukes Buhari’s odious
divisiveness. And his opaque methods of governance. Most alarmingly, it shows we are not that far from 1994 Rwanda.
Jubrin from Sudan takes many victims. David Oyedepo
could not identify a simple satire. And calls up the
congregation to pray. Against Nigeria’s recolonization by
Sudan. And that God will damn some imaginary visitors
from Sudan. Who have demanded for half of Nigeria’s
wealth. As ransom from the cabal. So that they will not
squeal to the world. That their brother currently rules
Nigeria.
It had shown that Ph.D. is actually overrated. And that
education is no sure bulwark against credulity. It probably
ends the debate. As to whether Facebook and WhatsApp
and the rest of social media give flesh and blood to fake
news and misinformation. It shows that commonsense
takes flee in an environment of extreme hate.
Jubrin from Sudan would not be our First National Folly.
This is a country where many of her citizens bathed with
salt in the morning of August 8, 2014. Because they
received a call from a relative or a friend who warned them
to comply or risk untimely death by Ebola.
Unfortunately, in the end, Nigeria loses from Jubrin from
Sudan. 2019 is almost here. But discussion on serious
national issues are neglected. As majority the citizenry
embarks on a wild goose chase.
Maybe it is an escapist ploy. Nigerians ma
y be unconsciously reveling in the enchanting conspiracy
theories of Jubrin from Sudan. To avoid confronting the
harsh economic realities. And to avoid discussing of the
choice between the devil and deep blue sea. That Buhari and Atiku represents to many Nigerians.
Mayor Ikoroha is an author and public affairs analyst. He is
on Twitter as @tellthemayor

ajawara:
You are stupid. Religious bigot.

forget the guy. that's how their brain works

frenchwine:

He is just being sarcastic broh, he made the statement in "an APC zombie 's voice to typify how they would think.

that is it.

PhilemonObende:
We muslims in ApC believe mugabe is an ijjiot and is sponsored by PDP,NDA and ipob.

sorry! you need help.

" The Nigerian president is down with an ear
infection (or he is better now) but his
Zimbabwean counterpart had something to say
about it. President Robert Mugabe said his mind,
see his shocking statement .


when you fail to listen to your people you end
up developing ear infection"
" Robert Mugabe"
June, 2016.


http://.com/see-what-robert-mugabe-said-about-buharis-ear-infection/

photo of the day

OlujobaSamuel:
always in point presido.

imagine... dullard

mars123:
If you go to church on Sunday don't pray for money, good wife or anything. Just pray for wisdom like Solomon.

dont be stupid.

Pataki:


So it is apology that will bring back our stolen money that lies in invested properties and banks across the UK and its various British Tax Havens?

everybody knows we need d money BT integrity should Côme first.

how can a président of a nation... pay more concern on stolen money more than thé integrity of his nation... Hé doesnt need thé apology but Nigeria needs it. am not just dissapointed with him but also thé stocks of fiasco advisers.

ms Linda u too do. pls get a dog or boyfrnd.

neuroneXY:
Buhari will still be re elected... Nigeria's political re election is not about good governance joor,it is about sweet mouth, convincing the needed geo-political zones I pophesy passing of the bill of gay marriage and signing it into law. lolz

believe me his promise about change has worked on u and ur kind. Backward minded Nigerians like u.

fistonati:
his Bluetooth is always on when he's not in Nigeria

if he really knows what bluetooth=Old man

* Imagine a elected president used his mouth to say the largest GDP in africa is. broke.
* No long terms Agenda.
* 6months is enough to prove anything.
* A president that ruled my grandparents,came back and promise to lead this time but ended up ruling me.(possible) my children.
* leadership is not occupying a seat but make a feet.
* comes 2019: vengenance is a dish that is best serve cold.

Some of the promises , in no particular order include:
1. Public declaration of assets and liabilities 2. State and community policing
3. Ban on all government officials from seeking medical care abroad
4. Implementation of the National Gender Policy, including 35% of appointive positions for women
5. Revival of Ajaokuta steel company
6. Generation, transmission and distribution of at least 20,000 MW of electricity within four years and increasing to 50,000 MW with a view to achieving 24/7 uninterrupted power supply within 10 years.
7. Empowerment scheme to employ 740,000 graduates across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
8. Establishment of a free-tuition and scholarship scheme for pupils who have shown exceptional aptitude in science subjects at O/Levels to study ICT-related courses
9. 720,000 jobs by the 36 states in the federation per annum (20,000 per state)
10. Three million Jobs per year
11. [In another policy document by the APC] We will embark on vocational training, entrepreneurial and skills acquisition schemes for graduates along with the creation of a Small Business Loan Guarantee Scheme to create at least 5 million new jobs by 2019.
12. Churches and Mosques would not pay taxes under national laws, but if they engage in businesses, the businesses would pay tax.
13. Provision of allowances to the discharged but unemployed Youth Corps members for Twelve (12) months while in the skills and entrepreneurial development programme
14. Making our economy one of the fastest- growing emerging economies in the world with a real GDP growth averaging 10% annually. [In another instance, the APC promised 10-12% annual GDP growth]
15. Creation of a Social Welfare Programme of at least Five Thousand Naira (N5000) that will cater for the 25 million poorest and most vulnerable citizens upon the demonstration of children’s enrollment in school and evidence of immunisation to help promote family stability
16. Recruitment and training of at least 100,000 officers into the Nigerian police force and establish a Federal anti-terrorism agency.
17. One free meal (to include fruits) daily, for public primary school pupils
18. Building an airport in Ekiti state
19. Eradication of state of origin, replacing that with state of residence to ensure Nigerians are Nigerians first, before anything else.
20. Establishment of Crime Squad to combat terrorism, kidnapping, armed robbery, militants, ethno-religious and communal clashes nationwide
21. Working with the National Assembly towards the immediate enactment of a Whistle Blower Act
22. Economic stability for the ECOWAS nations and maintaining a strong, close and frank relationship with West Africa, South Africa, UK, USA, Canada, and other African countries
source:http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/some-campaign-promises-of-president-buhari-and-the-apc/210854/