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Mandesz:
law is not really hard. I studied accounting (unilorin). so i minored biz law and coy law in 300l 1st n 2nd semester respectively. I concentrated much tym in reading accounting n finance courses. for me, those courses were workover. I had A in the two. they're like history. past cases e.g dino melaye vs federal govt. lol

My first degree was International Studies and Diplomacy and I offered Administrative Law as a borrowed course. I had an A with minimal efforts. By the time I returned to study Law, what I met as Administrative Law was complex and almost complicated. Totally different from the gist I encountered as a borrowed course. There were cases for virtually every principle. Bro, in Law you don’t write what you feel; you need to understand and state lucidly the principles with statutory and constitutional backings and above show all judicial authorities, particularly in problem questions. There is a whole lot to read and a whole lot to master. The volume is mad and the time is short. To have an A in Law, your memory impact for principles and cases must be at least 90% spot on and your critical analysis must 80%. By that you cannot be an average student. In fact, average students are not admitted to study law.

Ebonylord:
Same story line bro. I left Lagos for UNIBEN. I obtained the VC's signature and submitted at Jamb Office in GRA since 18th of August. Can you please send me your number...

Thanks to everyone. This has been sorted out!

salexat:
slatanda@gmail.com.Thanks in advance

***Kindly forward the material to me:
lorddavid_imonitie@yahoo.com

Thanks in advance.

Hello Gunners160,

1. I logged into my profile on JAMB portal and under "Regularize Admissions," I paid the #10, 000 processing fee via remita (I paid using my ATM card).
2. After the payment, I was able to access the Indemnity Form, which I completed.
3. Then, I printed a copy of the form, signed it and took it to the head of the institution where I graduated for his signature.
4. After obtaining his signature, I took the form to JAMB office, in the state where the institution is located, for submission.
5. Finally, I sent a scanned copy of my JAMB regularization payment slip to jambsupport@jamb.gov.ng

I completed this process on the 18th of last month and I am yet to receive a feedback of any kind.

gunners160:
Please how did u go about ur regularization?where u sent any text message?

Thanks Bro. But I can't seem to reach you on this line so far. Do you have another number or can you send me a message on 08062310007. Thanks in advance.

rollUP:
Sorry bro. 07067195942

Yeah, thanks. I live in Lagos but I submitted the signed idenmnity form at the JAMB Benin Zonal Office since I schooled in UNIBEN.

Julidab:
submit your regularixation form to the jamb office in the state you schooled not in the state you reside. From their they wil upload it to abuja for approval

rollUP:
I reside in Lagos. I went to the school in which I did my program for my vc's signature in uniben after signing I submitted to jamb office in benin dere last week Wednesday. And I js got my reg number yesterday

Same story line bro. I left Lagos for UNIBEN. I obtained the VC's signature and submitted at Jamb Office in GRA since 18th of August. Can you please send me your number...

hello everyone, i am new here, i applied for study permit in September for winter and have been called for medicals, however i am SS{sickle cell gene}, i am about to do my medicals, will my case be different? will i be refused a visa based on the fact that am SS? will there be delays? does any one know any SS patient already in canada or who have done their medicals? please i need your contributions and answers both from those already in canada and those who have applied for study permits or know people who have been issued/denied visas based on being SS or the procedures or things that were required from them during their medicals. Thanks all...