onward4life:


Nice lemme know wen the plane tyres lifts up Naija soil.. so dat I can congratulate yu

Thanks Bro, I will definitely notify you just keep following this thread.

My own journey started some 4years ago while I was still in 200level in the university,I decided that after acquiring my first degree that I was going to leave the country so i started making a lot of research on the countries that will be suitable for me as a person.
Last year I got my first international passport and I'm about taking my IELTS test in a couple of months time because I intend going through the study route (masters programme).
You don't need to have huge amount of money to take that step because if you intend to go through the study route then don't neglect or overlook applying for scholarships or you can go for countries with low tuition fees,just start saving aggressively though this depends on your own timeline.

note* I have finished my degree programme and through with nysc.

Ezriela:
U can't register without ur passport no

Thank you for your response, I appreciate.

To migrate from one's country to another especially when you are moving from Africa(Third world) to any of the first world countries requires that one must strategically plan really well on how to move legally and this requires two things which one of them is a lot of research, secondly funds.
There is a saying that goes like this"when you fail to plan then you plan to fail" and unfortunately many immigrants (excluding those affected by war) most times fail to plan and this has resulted in devastating consequences.
So on this thread I would like to encourage as many people as possible (especially the youths) who are eager to leave the country for whatever reason(s) to sit down and draw up a realistic plan on the suitable route for them to migrate legally,it may be through education,sports etc
Please don't be in a hurry to leave take your time and research on your country of interest,their immigration laws and the rest then afterwards start gathering your funds and the journey kick-starts depending on the route you want to take.

please someone should answer me, I was on the process of registering/booking my IELTS test on IELTS.ng and I'm required to supply my passport number,is it safe to do so?

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CorperAdeniyi:
please I nid someone to give answers on this questions

1) Are they still accepting applications?

2)the application letter is it going to be handwritten or typed and if it is handwritten which one is preferable between using fullscap or plain sheet?

please urgent answer needed

and please for someone that is having error on waec DOB,I have both affidavit and birth certificate which one should I use?

please I nid someone to give answers on this questions

1) Are they still accepting applications?

2)the application letter is it going to be handwritten or typed and if it is handwritten which one is preferable between using fullscap or plain sheet?

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