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Czarlee:
Maria received some birthday money from her aunt. She put her usual
40% in the bank, spent 75% of the rest on a purse, and when she was done,
she had $12 left to spend on dinner. How much did her aunt give her?

Pls help out guys

Ifeoma77:
That particular status will come up once they've received anything from you. So since it's showing, it means that either your transcript or WAEC has gotten to WES.
Don't wait for them to ask for the certificate, that will waste your time, send it now. Use hellofax (or regular fax) to save cost
Most importantly, start preparing for verification

Mariesio:
Since when have you sent it

Damatik:
Pls kindly help solve this too
If 20 men or 24 women or 40 boys can do a job in 12 days
working for 8 hours a day, how many men working with 6
women and 2 boys take to do a job four times as big, working
for 5 hours a day for 12 days?
A. 2 men
B. 8 men
C. 12 men
D. 24 men
E. 25 men

Damatik:
Pls kindly help solve this too
If 20 men or 24 women or 40 boys can do a job in 12 days
working for 8 hours a day, how many men working with 6
women and 2 boys take to do a job four times as big, working
for 5 hours a day for 12 days?
A. 2 men
B. 8 men
C. 12 men
D. 24 men
E. 25 men

vingeophysicist:
The graduated trainee hire, NNPC enunciated their will be an aptitude test before the actual interview but for the experience hire they also stated clearly that their will be no aptitude test but interview . like I said let us wait and see .I wonder why Nigerians don't bother to read information before applying for jobs.

Adunnee:
Just checked the link: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/documents/proof-funds.html

Still the same.

Please share your source.

dexla:
Proof of funds has increased ooo. It took effect 1st of April. So for those in the pool you should update your profile

feelamong:
Rates not looking good!

91 days - 10.75%

182 days - 12.50%

364 days - 12.845%

joo2018:
Yes.

skydiver01:
Today's primary market stop rates

Tenor Stop Rates
91 10.75
182 12.5
364 12.85


Quite Shocking!!!

Infinitisi:
Well I guess it is a combination of 2 factors.

1. A lot of people are more familiar and comfortable dealing with banks.

2. Many of those who invest in Tbills alone are risk averse investors and as such have never been exposed to other investment options the type offered by investment houses. So they do not know or understand the services you can get from these investment houses.

My opinion please.

feelamong:
Jos breweries used to listed on the stock market. I think you should be talking with your stock brokers and not the company. The stock brokers can reach their registrars for you..(If the coy is still listed on the stock exchange) help you to dematerialise the certs and then help you to sell it.

zannie:
Lol oil money ends in Naija, so it seems. I was looking at doing a graduate certificate course in project mgt at UToronto but it's really costly. Plus I'll have to still do the PMP certification to practice so I'm exploring other options.

Richdad50:
A tale of two girlfriends hit on by a one guy. It caused a rancor amongst the three. When the ladies discovered they can't have him, they reconciled between them. Shameful

#Richdad

CompareDBest:
Just before you do that, new evidence has emerged since our reply that suggests

> Stanbic IBTC got best rate for 364 days (14.95%) on 13 Feb Primary Market Auction, followed closely by GTB (14.85%)...possibly UBA too based on the competition beating rates they are currently offering in the secondary market: https://www.nairaland.com/878880/treasury-bills-nigeria/696
> SkyAngel recently asked Stanbic to reinvest interest although the option was not on the form, and they did, at least in the secondary market: https://www.nairaland.com/878880/treasury-bills-nigeria/697#75781784
> logically, because it is not an option on the form does not mean you should rule something out. Ask your bank with the top rates before you try elsewhere
> Recent rates from FirstBank have not been encouraging: https://www.nairaland.com/878880/treasury-bills-nigeria/697#75752873 . But check as it moves daily in the secondary market

Note banks that lead in Primary Market (Stanbic, GTB) do not always lead in secondary (UBA). Lead is not divine right, and changes daily/weekly. We implore you to compare any rate offered to you to the rates from some other top banks. And always ask their customer care directly if they can reinvest interest...we suspect the answer will usually be A BIG FAT YES!

babs4090:
Sis, is your masters with NOUN? I will also like to know the best evaluating body to use. My wife and I already evaluated our Bsc with WES and hoping to evalute her Msc as soon as final results are out in June. I have heard people said ICES is the best in this situation. People who have evaluate NOUN masters show advice please.

CompareDBest:
This reply is for reinvesting your interest to compound it, or get the True Yield of T-Bills. Please skip or ignore if capitalize means something entirely different:

Ogas on this thread with experience on the matter discussed this most recently on pages 689 and 690. However, if you are time poor like all of us really, try these main replies:
https://www.nairaland.com/878880/treasury-bills-nigeria/688#75396323
https://www.nairaland.com/878880/treasury-bills-nigeria/689#75409612

If we were to summarise
> FirstBank (maybe few others) explicitly offer reinvesting interest on their application forms
> GTBank does not explicitly offer, however, because it only deducts the discounted amount (Capital - upfront Interest), you can state the amount you want to invest is (Capital + upfront interest). GTB then deducts your full capital, including what would have been your upfront interest. Example, say you know the t-bills rate of your bank to be 10%, and you have N900k to invest. If you say you had N900k to invest, GTB will deduct only N810k and credit you with N900k at maturity. However, with this trick, you say you have N1m to invest, then your full N900k will be deducted and you get N1m at maturity.
> It may logically follow that other banks which deduct only discounted amount, not those that deduct full amount then credit back upfront interest even if minutes apart, might also allow the GTBank trick above
> caution should be taken to test above first, even with GTBank as Oga freeman67 only did it ages ago, and every bank does it's own checks differently.
> Also important, in addition to the capital to be deducted, account should have spare cash for all charges (commission, custodian/safekeeping, transaction, processing, 5% VAT on some or all of the preceding fees)

IanKirkby:
Are you going to be doing in Canada what you'll likely do at Andela?