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Exactly,age is catching up on him so far,I met and greeted him few weeks ago at agodi secretariat,he looks frail,baba don old.

Hopez456:
Professor wood! Baba don old o. The Don of UI's chemistry Dept.

Yea,I heard it that year too,and now, he is no more

mumu9gerian:
No be this man talk say pdp go rule for 60yrs

Like how much do you need?

Onyeigbo10000:
My dream country but I don't have money to run their visa.

Wow,thanks for the enlightenment

Ebubu:
union court cases are not legally obliged to reach supreme court. union legal cases only end in appeal court. end of the road for ASUU the useless striker

ASUU can still try their luck in supreme court
ASUU... wasting students precious time since inception!

Congrats to the recipients

Ki ni oruko bata Yi o ...Bata

I doubt I have answer to this ur question, Kindly wait patiently for @duchess and other guru response.

BeatriceM1:
Please I would like to know how this codependent visa work (that's if they're neither related nor married) Can friends or colleagues apply together? As in collabo things

Yea,Thanks so much

Mattmich:
Input the previous address, Swift and other information of the beneficiary. I believe you got them from the school?

Thanks so much

Mattmich:
Input the previous address, Swift and other information of the beneficiary. I believe you got them from the school?

Please,what will I put in correspondence Bank address ,Swift code etc on form A.kindly help me out

Let's hope for the best

Oluwasegun664:
U simply mean admission offer won't be giving again for applicant that already applied?

Okay,Thanks for your response

mucilago:
yes is a good school and i will be going there in few weeks time

Hello, pls who has any feedback or info about University of Lincoln,is it a good school?

Guy, easy now

Offpointng:
Why not allow one person go fest?? ion dont just understand really, you're going somewhere strange, a new environment at it to settle and ur moving with convoy. how hard do you want it to be for you??

Okay, Thanks

Sheggy13:
Issuing of transcripts has nothing to do with ASUU as it's handled by non-academic staff and as far as I know, they are not on strike.

Thanks bro

habhidhemhii:
Oh Okay. The student copy of the transcript is usually enough. I can't say why they're asking for anything else. Again, communicate with the school about these requirements.

You can get the scratch card online.

Thanks, I have contacted the school but yet to respond.I already uploaded a student copy of my transcript during application.Do I need to collect another transcript addressed or sent to the school directly or how? Can I get the scratch card at waec office, ibadan?

habhidhemhii:
You have to get your transcript somehow. For your WAEC, they probably want you to upload scratch card details so they can verify. Why not contact the school to be sure?

Thanks, I have contacted the school but yet to respond.I already uploaded a student copy of my transcript during application.Do I need to collect another transcript addressed or sent to the school directly or how?

habhidhemhii:
You have to get your transcript somehow. For your WAEC, they probably want you to upload scratch card details so they can verify. Why not contact the school to be sure?

Good evening house,I just got a conditional offer from University of bedfordshire(Msc Public health).Part of the conditions is to provide an official transcript and waec result.As we all know that ASUU is on strike, pls what can I do?I already uploaded my waec certificate during the application. How do they mean by waec again? Kindly help me out gurus in the house

Wahala

Okay, thanks so much

Oggg:
try inputting your email address on tradesystem as one who wants to register, it will ask for your bvn, if the email has been updated you will be able to register with that email address

Thanks for this .So,I was at GTB today, I had to do a kind of re-opening of account, after that, I filled a form to link my bvn to email, unfortunately, the network was not stable ,so ,the teller said he would link it that I can go? My question now is this, is there a way I can know or confirm that my Gmail has been linked to my bvn ?Thanks

Visionare:
Obviously, you have to go to GTB. Whether the account is dormant or not shouldn't be a problem but just to play safe, take along with you a means of identification, utility bill and the likes. They may want to ask you to reactivate the account before they do anything on it.

Enjoy!

Plls shed more light on this, I did my bvn with gtb when I was an undergraduate,but am no longer usingthe account again,am sure the account is even dormant by now, am now using first bank and fidelity. Will I visit Gtb or first bank for my bvn to be linked to m Gmail account? Thanks

Visionare:
Kindly visit any branch of the bank where you did your BVN. They are the only one who can change it. Visiting other banks will only have them change the email of your account with them; not the one on your BVN.

Enjoy!

I am kinda confused, pls can someone book down a biometrcs date while waiting for PoF to mature before submitting visa application?

Jomdavid:
This is wrong. The day of visa application is the day you pay for IHS and visa.
If you download the visa application, the date and time of application is the date and time payment was made.

Pls ,what's the IHS fee for a 2 year Msc program?

Please,how much is Ihs fee for a 2year program?

Thanks for this,but how can I link my Gmail to my bvn?Am not sure my bvn is linked to my mail.

Mattmich:
Form A Update
Form A is an application form designed by the Central Bank of Nigeria to pay for service transactions (invisible trade). Form A is electronically done and does not require your presence.
Form A is the cheapest means of payment for international students.
Form A is not really easy and it is always advisable that applicants start on time as it may take about 15 working days or more and the processing time depends on the bank. Some banks may take about 30 days or more depending on the already existing queue.

NB: Form A is not only for new students. Returning students abroad can use it.


[b] FORM A A SERVICES
The prevalent services it’s utilised for are:

- School fees

- Medical bills

- Training Courses

- Mortgage and others


DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR FORM A

1. Offer letter
2. Degree Certificate
3. Invoice from School
4. School bank details
5. Letter of Authorization to withdraw (may be typed or hand-written containing your signature)
6. Passport Bio page
7. Student's ID card (returning students)
8. Residential Address (returning Students - not quite necessary)
9. BVN
10. Your Gmail must be linked to your BVN

N/B: If you fail to provide any of the above documents, you will be rejected. Again, CBN charges N5,000 per form A transaction.

Stages Involved in Form A

1. Adb_Reviewer: This is a bank officer who assesses your submitted informations and if deemed correct, will recommend for Approval.

2. Adb_Supervisor: This is also a bank officer who Approves the recommended information by the adb_reviewer.

3. Adb_disbursment_reviewer: This is also a bank head office officer who assesses the required recipient's details and the amount required to process your application. If he finds everything satisfactory, then debit is processed.

4. Adb_disbursment_Supervisor : This is the final stage. The bank officer do verify and confirm the debit and term your application successful.

NB: Some banks may leave your application on ADB_DISBURSEMENT_REVIEWER level even after transaction is completed. It's not a problem at all. All you should bother about is your TELEX copy which serves as an Prove of payment.

Again, Form A can be processed from every part of the country but you must be a Nigerian.

Down Points

Form A is not the only source of payment. There's black market whose rate is not friendly but is faster.
Form A is a secured means but it might take time depending on the processing bank.
Again, there are some charges outside CBN and Tuition fees, it's advisable to have extra N15,000 because it was my experience.

Note: Starting your Form A journey on time is an advantage.
For tuition fee around £4,000, you can save upto N900k using Form A.

Updating........

Her salary is not much Sha? Is it safe to state the exact amount?

Adetounisloved:
Please go through the school website, you might see tutorial video on pre-cas interviews that will help you alot
They might ask about your income either annual or monthly
If you are married,try to know estimated income of your spouse

If ask about property and you have please declare it is an added advantage.

Above all BE CONFIDENT, dont let them itimidate you.

Okay,noted!

Mhizlateefah:
Yes, most school does but ensure to read the refunds policy of any school you are applying to before you pay.

How best can one approach no 2 & 14 questions?

NaughtyBrainiac:
Yes, Tuition Deposit will be refunded but Administration fees will be taken.

1. Why did you choose to school in the UK?

2. Is your course of study not available in your home country? If available, why the UK?

3. Which UK schools did you apply, tell us about your research into these schools.

4. Why did you choose the University you chose?

5. Why did you choose your course of study?

6. What relationship does your chosen course of study have with your previous Education?

7. What particular course modules are of interest to you and how do they relate to your future career plans?

8. Last Educational course, Date and what you have been doing since then?

9. What are your Post-study career plans? How do you expect this course to provide a return on your investment?

10. Tell us about your research into expected accommodation/living arrangements in the UK.

11. Tell us about your financial circumstances and how you are funding your study. Are you currently working ? Is your family contributing to the cost of your studies?

12. Tell us about your plans for supporting yourself financially throughout your study.

13. Do you have family in the UK already?

14. Do you plan to work in the UK etc

Thanks so much, really insightful.

NaughtyBrainiac:
Yes, Tuition Deposit will be refunded but Administration fees will be taken.

1. Why did you choose to school in the UK?

2. Is your course of study not available in your home country? If available, why the UK?

3. Which UK schools did you apply, tell us about your research into these schools.

4. Why did you choose the University you chose?

5. Why did you choose your course of study?

6. What relationship does your chosen course of study have with your previous Education?

7. What particular course modules are of interest to you and how do they relate to your future career plans?

8. Last Educational course, Date and what you have been doing since then?

9. What are your Post-study career plans? How do you expect this course to provide a return on your investment?

10. Tell us about your research into expected accommodation/living arrangements in the UK.

11. Tell us about your financial circumstances and how you are funding your study. Are you currently working ? Is your family contributing to the cost of your studies?

12. Tell us about your plans for supporting yourself financially throughout your study.

13. Do you have family in the UK already?

14. Do you plan to work in the UK etc