₦airaland Forum

segzy14:



NO, except he has a younger wife(<35years)

FX:
Ikeja Electricity has not given light since on Sunday. What a country. They have not told us anything. Very bad customer service. Very rude staff. Some times I feel like taking over the government. If you see the state of roads in our area in this raining season, you will cry.

Abefeolu:
Listening test today was somehow...the objective part (21-25) was just too fast for me. Right now all i need is a miracle.

Wrote with BC

GlitteringStar:
RE: Damzy88 Damzy Dam (Your full name )

FOR: The name of the organization.

Name, Signature, Designation, Tel, Email: Your boss or HR's details.


* The letter should be printed on the company's letterhead.
* The letter should be stamped.

GlitteringStar:
RE: Damzy88 Damzy Dam (Your full name )

FOR: The name of the organization.

Name, Signature, Designation, Tel, Email: Your boss or HR's details.

Thanks dear. I guess this is the only document I need from my employer?

Also, can you give me an idea of the info you gave on the LOR?

Thanks


* The letter should be printed on the company's letterhead.
* The letter should be stamped.

GlitteringStar:
Kindly find below the format.

GlitteringStar:
Kindly find below the format.

GlitteringStar:
Yes.

KunleSteel:
If you haven't , go to records.unilag.edu.ng and apply. All fees are indicated there.

Transcript processing (officially) takes a minimum of 3 weeks and a maximum of 6 weeks.

Visiting days to the Records office at UNILAG (first floor of the senate building) are Tuesdays and Thursdays, should in case you have any enquires.

I hope this helps.

Gloriouscrown:
Hello, please did you go through diploma?

GlitteringStar:
I believe there is no hard and fast rule about this.... Someone said she sent an email to WES that they should evaluate her BSc certificate without the diploma certificate and she got a positive response. This is good news for those who gained admission via direct entry. I believe they can claim two or more certificates by evaluating their National Diploma certificate and co maybe with IQAS, ICES and the like.This is the link to the post.

Newmum0615:
You know you should add "please" when making a request for help right? No one is obligated to give you a response.

See simple steps in the attached.

Don't mention.

adetola007:
You need to create an account with hellofax, then sign in. You'll see 'upload file', attach the file you want to send and enter their fax number, voila, you fax is sent. Make sure you write your WES reference on the document.
Ehm seniors in the house, I've requested for HST refund and they said refund completed, how long will it take show up in my account ?

damzy88:
Who knows how to use Hellofax to scan and send document to WES? I need yyoit assistance. Thanks

vcole:
On the issue of invitations and sponsorships, I may be wrong but the ability to sponsor a spouse or relative as a PR is contingent on not receiving social assistance aka welfare at the time (or within 1yr) of the application.

jhoci:
My transcript from Unilag took almost two months to process but I believe that was because I applied during the strike. After the strike I went to the school and was directed to the person in charge of transcript for my department (there are different people). The lady was nice and promised to look out for my name as they had a lot of backlog. I got her number and followed up with her until it was sent. She didn't ask for any money and I didn't pay anyone else.

contigiency:
Unfortunately the current political realities does not favour your candidature. The election is squarely between buhari and candidate of PDP. And from the look of things, PDP will not give you ticket. On the other hand, you can emerge from any of the minor political parties. But You and I know that Nigerians do not vote for candidates of minor parties no matter their credentials. We only shout and post online what we want, but In reality, the reverse has always been the case. It is really a big problem and very pitiable.

EsotericMonk:
You should first appreciate how long they have stayed back home and lived through the false African dream right from when they were kids. They have lived through wars, genocides, coups, famine, drought , extreme poverty, incurable illnesses, depreciating standard of living, bad leadership, all on one life time and the situation doesn't seem to get better.
Don't blame them for wanting to have a taste of a better life before they go to join their ancestors. Of what benefit would it be if you spent your lifetime in Africa and still end up in hell?

ladel:
Yes.
Clocked 42 last month.
Electronics & Electrical Engineering graduates class of 2003
Seun Osewa initially was in my class
Cheers

GlitteringStar:
Wow! Congratulations!!! Contact your school to inform them once you get your COPR so that they can change your legal status to a domestic student. The funding you got as an international student will likely be cancelled and then you will be considered for a full scholarship (meant for domestic students). I got the same offer and was given full funding. Congrats once again.

unknownsolja:
dumb behind licker..wetin concern you..see are you carry the matter for head like gala..mumu..you no get eyes..any of the kids look like each other..dundi..those way know akata life will understand not you way day stay for ajegunle

jnyuwa02:
It is a great school. I was accepted there on half scholarship and they said that is the best they can do. It is not in Toronto, it’s in Kingston.

dignity33:
What I really don't understand about all this Nigeria ministers is how they operate in a sane society once you are made a minister you will cease to talk about political party but the country whom you serve but from Buhari to ministers is all about APC this APC that, does it mean that APC don't have spokesperson how come is Nigeria ministers and president are APC spokesperson. You don't play politics with state fund.

folmus:
Top notch!But you must get money o.

cosxzbay:
1.Princeton University
2.University of Michigan- Ann Arbor
3.University of Texas- Austin

GavelSlam:
Well said.

Believe me this has taken too long to be said.

Regardless of how much blame the older generation deserve, and I totally agree they are the architects of the failure of the Nigerian economy, I still believe the builders, the Nigerian youth are not intellectually and physically channelling their energy in the right direction.

The average Nigerian youth complains and wails yet won't get off his lazy bum to exploit the various opportunities before him.

Ordinary lemon grass, has economic importance and buyers, not to talk about the sundry other natural vegetation that abound within the Nigerian space.

You would instead get people who studied plant and animal science looking for banking and insurance jobs. Perhaps it is the allure of the suit and tie but surely the youth have their own blame.


The phones from which you type your daily nonsense, memes and Instagram photos, have the compute power far greater than the mainframes of the 80's

You can learn everything from pottery to poetry.
From programming to psychology online yet, you would rather gather likes on Facebook and Nairaland.