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tonymyke4life:Bros, study your GMAT well and pray, the questions are straight forward and you will succeed, Ijn |
kooltobi009:Chairman, biko send screenshot of yah claims make boiz calm down |
a4olabisamuel:Bros when e go be ![]() |
I have done the interview too. Has anyone received an update yet? For those of us that did the interview on the 10the of this month |
Please I want to pay using the online transfer, but I have a small issue with the instructions, they said the last two nos on my international passport, the last two nos for most passport is 02, can someone please help me out, that paid for their ielts using the transfers
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Food: Cassava-based dishes are widely consumed wherever the plant is cultivated; some have regional, national, or ethnic importance. Cassava must be cooked properly to detoxify it before it is eaten. Industrial Products: Cassava can be used to produce such products as High Quality Cassava Flour (H.Q.C.F), which is used in Composite Flour for Pastries and baking such as Cassava Bread. Also Cassava Starch is also produce from Cassava Tubers, this is used in almost all industrial food products as stabilizers and also in paper making. Biofuel: In many countries, significant research has begun to evaluate the use of cassava as an ethanol biofuel feedstock. In November 2008, China-based Hainan Yedao Group reportedly invested $51.5m (£31.8m) in a new biofuel facility that is expected to produce 33 million gallons a year of bio-ethanol from cassava plants. Animal feed: Cassava is used worldwide for animal feed as well. Cassava hay is produced at a young growth stage at three to four months, harvested about 30–45 cm above ground, and sun-dried for one to two days until it has final dry matter of at least 85%. The cassava hay contains high protein content (20-27% crude protein) and condensed tannins (1.5-4% CP). It is used as a good roughage source for dairy or beef cattle, buffalo, goats, and sheep by either direct feeding or as a protein source in the concentrate mixtures. Ethnomedicine: The bitter variety leaves are used to treat hypertension, headache, and pain. Cubans commonly use cassava to treat irritable bowel syndrome, the paste is eaten in excess during treatment. As cassava is a gluten-free natural starch, there have been increasing incidences of its appearance in Western cuisine as a wheat alternative for sufferers of celiac disease. http://cassavahub.ng/cassava-and-its-uses/ At the moment we have 1 truckload of fresh cassava directly from the farm available at a reasonable price for serious Buyers. Any interested person can Call this number 07068156444 We are located in Ibadan. Available stocks are limited so please Hurry |
I got the invite bit did not go, they send a mail and text message asking me to come write on the 24th of this month. |
got mine too |
Vizzim:lobatan!!!! ![]() |
mosbiod:yes, i did,i have not started the test though, |
THEY SAID THAT IF YOUR SPECIALIZATION IS NOT INCLUDED, YOU SHOULD NOT BOTHER APPLYING |
joshfitzy1:serious matter, so you mean if someone that has a 2.1 with an engineering course cant apply? |
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