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Business / Re: It's Not Our Intention To Defend The Naira - Cardoso Speaks On Foreign Reserves by charleymed(m): 10:18pm On Apr 17
It seems I don't understand English anymore.
What is he actually saying?

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Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by charleymed(m): 11:26pm On Nov 30, 2021
Good evening everyone.

Please is it possible to defer admission and resume in the next term after getting visa for a particular term.

For instance, is possible to get Visa in spring and defer to fall without entering the USA?
Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by charleymed(m): 6:08pm On Nov 23, 2021
eminence5000:
Hi Guys,
This is my first time of applying for the us embassy interview. As the date im seeing on my dashboard is August 2022. So I decided to pick a date in August 2022 and I later apply for emergency request yesterday and I also apply for the surge dates in Lagos also. This morning I got a response on my dashboard that my emergency appointment in Lagos has been denied. I decided to check my dashboard and I realized that the date I chose as August 2022 has been canceled. And I was trying to check available dates. And I put in my visa fee receipt number and the response I got was it has been used. I'm so confused. Has anyone experienced this and am I required to pay another visa fee. Kindly help on this. I'm so confused

Calm down.
What this means is that they've approved your Surge application.
They will send you email shortly.
Cheers

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Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by charleymed(m): 10:09am On Nov 17, 2021
Mog1457:
Good morning
Is there anyone who uses yahoo.com to schedule visa appointment apart from gmail.com
Yes I did
Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by charleymed(m): 10:02am On Nov 16, 2021
I just got a date via the priority Visa surge

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Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by charleymed(m): 6:51am On Nov 15, 2021
Rommy1:
Hello, any response on your EA request? Applied 3 working days ago as well and I’m yet to get a response.
I there may be an ongoing reforms, because it's been 3 days I applied for EA too.
No response

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Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by charleymed(m): 10:48am On Nov 13, 2021
Themaths:


Some people had to wait for a month during fall, 2021. Others got theirs within 48hrs. Be patient man, use to time to prepare well for your interview. Goodluck.
Thank you sir
Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by charleymed(m): 4:52pm On Nov 12, 2021
Trey195:
Yes it's normal. It now depends on your situation. Like your program start date, if you uploaded all the required documents, if you have been delayed recently and so on. Be hopeful, I believe your EA will be granted soon.
Thanks Boss
Travel / Re: General USA Student Visa Enquiries-part 16 by charleymed(m): 4:52am On Nov 12, 2021
Good morning everyone.
Please I applied for emergency appointment in Lagos almost 48 hours ago, but haven't gotten a response. Please is this normal?

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Health / Re: Francis Megwa, Nigerian Doctor Who Knew ‘Near Nothing’ Faces Panel In Ireland by charleymed(m): 10:36am On Oct 19, 2021
arantess:

are you implying that the med schools in these countries are substandard whereas our health sector is not up to theirs

i know ukrainian and russian trained doctors who know their onions so its a personal thing, maybe this guy was into something else and using school to cover up

Yes, they are actually substandard.
Our health sector actually has no direct relationship with the quality of doctors we produce

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Education / JAMB 2021 Top 10 Best Students by charleymed(m): 12:53am On Sep 02, 2021
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Tuesday released the details of the best 10 candidates in its 2021 edition of its Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

The examination body’s registrar, Is-haq Oloyede, gave the details during his presentation at the 2021 admission policy meeting which held virtually and was attended by relevant education stakeholders including heads of tertiary institutions, admission officers and registrars.

According to Mr Oloyede, Monwuba Chibuzor Chibuikem, a male, with registration number, 10054281ID, from Lagos State, and who sat the examination in the state, topped the chart with a score of 358 out of the possible 400 mark.

Master Chibuikem was closely followed by the duo of Qomarudeen Abdulwasiu Alabi and Adeogun Kehinde Oreoluwa both rank second with their 350 marks.

Master Alabi, an indigene of Osun State, with registration number, 10115691FG, sat the examination in his state of origin.

On his part, Master Oreoluwa, also a male, with registration number, 10109964GI, is an indigene of Ogun State who sat his examination in the state.

The fourth best candidate on the list is Ajayi Eberechukwu Isaiah, a male, with registration number 10067858JC, scored 349. He hails from Lagos and sat the examination in Lagos.

Okarike Favour Kenneth, the first female on the list, with registration number 10088418AH, who hails from Rivers State and sat the examination in the state, scored 348 to take the fifth slot on the chart.

Meanwhile, the trio of Omonona Oluwamayokun Victor with registration number 10008972BG; Owoeye Israel Oluwatimilehin with registration number 10165579GD, and Ehizogie Jeffrey Aidelogie with registration number 10006469FG, all scored 347.

Yakubu Abdulraheem Joshua with registration number 10050994FA, male, from Edo State, sat the examination in the same state and scored 343 to take the 10th slot.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/482385-2021-utme-meet-top-10-candidates-with-highest-scores.html

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Travel / Re: Immigration Stops 58 Doctors From Travelling To The UK by charleymed(m): 2:00am On Jul 11, 2020
DrFunmisticGlow:
Not true, all those expatriates that come into the country anyhow to perform surgeries on people, especially in the north don't write exams.

Naija the shithole.

Afterall, lagos state isted and dumped their COVID 19 frontline workers

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/401522-covid-19-anger-as-lagos-govt-disengages-frontline-health-workers.html
I don't think you're a doctor!

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Travel / Re: Immigration Stops 58 Doctors From Travelling To The UK by charleymed(m): 1:55am On Jul 11, 2020
DrFunmisticGlow:
Lol. Cannot happen, people will always need medical care. Health workers will always be in demand worldwide.

It is already unattractive, that is why we invest plenty money to write their exams and practice there. Don't be a bad belle.
Writing exams to practice is not a measure of standard. It is simply a regulation. People write exams to practice in Nigeria too, no matter where you're coming from. Don't you know?

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Travel / Re: Immigration Stops 58 Doctors From Travelling To The UK by charleymed(m): 1:41am On Jul 11, 2020
Nigerian government can stop this braindrain by making our medical degree unattractive to the west. They can incorporate some aspect of traditional medicine into our medical school curriculum, that way the west won't value it.

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Travel / Re: Immigration Stops 58 Doctors From Travelling To The UK by charleymed(m): 1:32am On Jul 11, 2020
Nigeria is the best place to study medicine right now. You get free education, travel abroad and get paid the same wages with people that spent hundreds of thousands of dollars for their medical education. This is just so sweet.

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Education / Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 4:32pm On Mar 26, 2020
CentiLion:

In all you do,do not apply unijos. My guy with 310 was sent to geology while someothers were admitted with lower scores.
Unilorin competition is fierce and she might be sent to other departments.
You're right.
Unijos will not look at that score twice.
Seriously, I don't understand what is happening in Unijos currently. Since the coming of this VC, things has really changed, coupled with the fact that post utme was scraped. During my time, once you have a decent score in post utme, you're very sure of admission... People with 72% even got merit. But now, everything is chaotic. You need to have an extremely good results, before you will get in, unless you're an indigene or catchment area. Stay away from Unijos if your score is less than 320, if not... You will cry.

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Education / Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 6:53am On Mar 20, 2020
Mandeyy:
Why not try UNN since you want dentistry? With 286, you'll be offered dentistry there. However, travel down to the faculty at UNTH, Ituku-Ozalla, Enugu and ask them. I'm sure you'll certainly smash the postutme and score up to 290 or 300 in it. You have a big chance there.
Please don't go to UNN for anything,please.
The medical school there is a complete joke.
They over admit students across all departments.
I was there last week, during their lecture hours, you will not believe that more than half of the students were outside while lectures were going on. Medical students at that.
When I made enquiry, I was told they admitted more than 400 students for a quota of 150, imagine! Don't go there, you won't learn anything.

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Education / Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 9:05pm On Feb 08, 2020
Genesis002:
Hey Guys Since we've Alot Of Us Aspiring For MBBS/BDS.
Was Thinking We Can Create A WhatsApp Group For Us Aspirants,,,,If Your Interested Drop Your No. So You Can Be Added.
You Can Also bring Friends,,,,But Serious Minded One's Tho'.
You Can Join Using This link
https:///HMVZbXGx02YLgXfHkfC4bA
Please, this should be discouraged.
Many aspirants depends on this page for information. Creating a parallel group means that the aim of this page has been defeated.
There's nothing you can't discuss here, so there is no need for a whatsapp group. Thanks

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Health / Re: Help A Medical Student Win The Warn Against Maternal Mortality by charleymed(m): 10:15am On Jan 24, 2020
Elzak:
If the mods don't take this to front page ba they should stop posting anything on the front page
Thanks Elzak.
Please let's make this happen
Health / Re: Help A Medical Student Win The Warn Against Maternal Mortality by charleymed(m): 8:29am On Jan 24, 2020
https://tneimpactawards.com/nominee-profile-jos/afrah-jemal-mohammed/

Use the link above
Use chrome browser preferably
Thanks
Lalasticlala, please do the needful

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Health / Help A Medical Student Win The Warn Against Maternal Mortality by charleymed(m): 8:25am On Jan 24, 2020
Afrah Jamal is a medical student of university of Jos.
She founded the life4moms initiative, which is aimed at reducing the burden of maternal death in Nigeria.
She has just been nominated for a grant of 5000 pounds by the next economy.
She only needs your votes to make this a reality.
Please, take just a minute and vote for her. Thanks
Voting ends tomorrow, please

Do you know that one pregnant woman dies every 4 minutes due to pregnancy and pregnancy-related complications?

Do you know children are separated from their mothers, husbands from their wives, brothers from their sisters and parents from their daughters all because she couldnt afford Antenatal Care?

Do you care for her?
Do you want to make a positive change?

Here's your chance, Life4Moms is here to help reduce this high rate of maternal mortality. It has reached out to 200 women so far and needs your support to continue reaching out.

Kindly join the movement towards saving the lives of women by voting via the link below.

https://tneimpactawards.com/nominee-profile-jos/afrah-jemal-mohammed/

Thank you.

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Education / Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 8:20am On Jan 24, 2020
Please doctors.
My colleague needs our help. She's a fellow doctor.
Just take one minute and vote for her.
Voting ends tomorrow, please.
Help her win the war against martenal mortality.
Thanks.

Do you know that one pregnant woman dies every 4 minutes due to pregnancy and pregnancy-related complications?

Do you know children are separated from their mothers, husbands from their wives, brothers from their sisters and parents from their daughters all because she couldnt afford Antenatal Care?

Do you care for her?
Do you want to make a positive change?

Here's your chance, Life4Moms is here to help reduce this high rate of maternal mortality. It has reached out to 200 women so far and needs your support to continue reaching out.

Kindly join the movement towards saving the lives of women by voting via the link below.

https://tneimpactawards.com/nominee-profile-jos/afrah-jemal-mohammed/

Thank you.
Romance / Re: A Guy Got The Shock Of His Life After Shooting His Shot by charleymed(m): 12:29am On Jan 09, 2020
SmellySperm:
farm toolz everywhere......move on my guy


#save ur little money and do something gud for urself,if puzzy hungry u,go for olosho


#life goes on
Lol
Education / University Of Ibadan And UNN Warned Against Admission Irregularities by charleymed(m): 10:56am On Jan 01, 2020
The Joint admissions and matriculation board has come hard on universities admitting candidates that performed below the admission cut-off marks on their portal, bypassing the central admission processing system of JAMB.

The JAMB registrar warned such institutions to desist from acts as the should only admit qualified candidates, and all admissions must pass through the JAMB CAPS. The registrar also warned candidates to desist from accepting such fraudulent admissions, as such admissions will not be recognized by the board.

Two prominent universities that have been indicted for "warehousing" admission on their portals are, The University of Nigeria Nsukka that admitted almost 500 candidates for MBBS, and university of Ibadan that has been admitting candidates that scored far below the cut off marks.

The statement of the registrar :

JAMB WARNS VARSITIES AGAINST IRREGULAR ADMISSIONS

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board said it had cautioned some universities offering admissions to candidates on their school portals, without following the guidelines on the Central Admission Processing System.

The board stated this in a presentation by its Registrar, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, in Abuja, obtained by our correspondent. It listed the University of Nigeria, Nsukka; the University of Ibadan; and the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Ogun State as examples.

The board warned the universities to “desist from such illegitimate actions.”

JAMB said it would not regularise the admission of such candidates not admitted through CAPS.

The registrar said, “On the warehousing of candidates into school portal, JAMB has found out that some institutions have devised a method of offering admissions to candidates outside CAPS, on their own designated portals. The device is a ploy to lure innocent and more qualified candidates away from their preferred programmes.

“These are tricks meant to usurp the rights of the candidates and they are improper and should be disregarded by the candidates. Such institutions are putting into jeopardy the future of these candidates.

“We have the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, which has a quota of 200 for Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. After admitting 106 candidates on CAPS, it released 448 on the UNN portal, whereas there are 342 qualified and not admitted on the CAPS.”

It added, “Also for Law, it has a quota of 250 and admitted 125 candidates on CAPS, whereas it released another 240 names on the school portal.

“We also have the case of one Hannat at the University of Ibadan, who applied for Human Nutrition but was transferred to Agricultural Extension. Her Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination score was 242 and the post UTME was 72. She had an aggregate score of 66.25, but the university then admitted people below her.

"We like to inform candidates that anyone who accepts any offer of admission made outside CAPS, that is, not on the JAMB’s candidates’ profile, does so at their own risk. There shall be no regularisation of any irregular admission. JAMB has given caution to the universities to immediately withdraw and desist from such illegitimate actions.”

https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/jamb-warns-varsities-against-irregular-admissions/amp/

©PUNCH
Health / Re: Francis Faduyile: Nigeria Has Only 42,000 Doctors by charleymed(m): 12:42pm On Dec 16, 2019
AjalaDtraveller:

I know one person atleast would counter claim what I see with my own very eyes. Have you been to every country in the world to conclude? And when I mean retraining I don't mean starting Bsc from year one okay?!
What do you mean by retraining?
Explain it to everyone. Which country are you talking about?
Stop saying rubbish. If your friend is not up to date and decides to go for extra lessons, that's not retraining, because it's at his own discretion and not bounding on everyone. That's what I'm trying to explain to you. There's no country in this world that retrain doctors, please. Get your facts straight or better still, mention the country and the type of retraining he is undergoing.

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Health / Re: Francis Faduyile: Nigeria Has Only 42,000 Doctors by charleymed(m): 6:48am On Dec 16, 2019
AjalaDtraveller:
I have one experienced medical doctor friend here. He works in the warehouse. He is passing through difficult exams and certifications and he said he needs to pass them to be retrained, although it's shorter term than for a fresher. But it's really been tough for him. This is someone who was qualified to work before. Yes you may relocate but you have to pass through this hurdles to finally get the licence to be able to practice in first world countries. Its not as easy as people think.
License examination is required by all countries of the world. You can't practice in any country without due licensure and evaluation. A doctor migrating from the US to practice in Nigeria is required to write the Nigeria licensing exams. So, stop making a big deal out of his situation. The mistake he made was migrating before getting his license, he was not duly informed.
And please, there is no such thing as retraining of doctors. No doctor is retrained, anywhere in the world. Your speed is dependent on how smart you are, really smart doctors clear the licensing exams in 5 months, some even in a lesser time. It all depends on your drive, your friend could be having a problem with the exams, because it has been long he graduated and his knowledge isn't up to date. That is why it's better to leave when you're young, and not only when things are going bad for you.

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Education / Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by charleymed(m): 10:45am On Oct 19, 2019
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It's on play store
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Education / Re: University of Ibadan 2019/2020 Admission Thread by charleymed(m): 8:10pm On Sep 18, 2019
Hardebaryor:
Good evening people.

I wan to ask the following questions;

1. If one does not meet the proposed merit cut off mark for one's applied course (mine is MBBS in particular), is it only those who are maximum of 1 point short of the cut off mark that may later considered?

2. This act of consideration of some candidates who are very close to the cut off mark is it every year they do it?

3. In case of doubt, one may want to change to another course to be on a safer side, willthis act of changing one's course hinder one from being considered for the original course he applied for? I mean if they want to consider a candidate for his original course because he is close to the cut off mark but he has changed his course to another one, will that stop them from giving him his first applied course.

4. In the year 2017, the cut off mark was 71.88, does anybody know of candidates that later got MBBS though they are close to the cut off mark but a little more than a point. As in do you know anybody in MBBS department with a score like 70.5. Likewise 2018, when the cut off mark was 76.5, are there candidates that got in with 75 (ie they are 1.5 marks below the cut off)?


I ask the above questions because I am 1.125 below the leaked cut off mark for MBBS today. I had 77 and the leaked cut off mark is 78.125

Pls help a brother


Pes13

Nltaliban

Damayogenius18

Ajet001
Please can you post the leaked cut off mark here. Especially for dentistry.
Education / Re: University of Ibadan 2019/2020 Admission Thread by charleymed(m): 12:17am On Sep 13, 2019
Goodbloke:
people in the whatsapp group should post the cutoff marks abeg
Please does anyone know if the cutoff mark is expected to increase or decrease from that of last year.
My younger brother has aggregate of 72.375 for dentistry. What are his chances....last year's cutoff mark was 70
Romance / A Guy Got The Shock Of His Life After Shooting His Shot by charleymed(m): 9:31pm On Aug 26, 2019
A facebook user got this response after asking a lady out. Guys, what do you have to say about this? Is she honest, stupid or honestly stupid?

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Education / Re: Cowbellpedia 2019: Shocker! As Oluwafemi Adeyanju Takes An Early Exit by charleymed(m): 7:49pm On Aug 18, 2019
marvin906:
I hardly see government schools In this show or have I even seen one self
Federal government Academy Suleja.

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