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This looks like canker sore.

Ensure you change your toothbrush frequently, ideally every three months. You can apply warm or cold water to the area to help relieve the pain temporarily. You can also apply salt on the affected areas at speed up healing (this is quite painful though)

freedomtours:
It can be done on behalf of someone, on the date of your Appointment
You have to withdraw the money in Euro and bring it to the Embassy

Thank you

freedomtours:
1 you will book appointment first

2 On the day of your appointment you will have to come with your documents to be attested.

3 The cost of attestation of each Document is 30 Euro per Document and the documents to be attested must have been legalized in ministry of Education and Foreign Affairs.

Thank you for your response.
Can the process be done on behalf of someone? Also, how is the money paid?

Evicsholar:
Hello people,

Please what's the process of legalizing credentials at the embassy?

Thank you

Any help, please?

Hello people,

Please what's the process of legalizing credentials at the embassy?

Thank you

Hello,

I would like to ask,

Are F2 dependents permitted to work remotely in the US, maybe for a European country?

doggedfighter:
Still looking like a baby a 16.


And they had to dress him like a baby with teddy bear shirt.


Now he has fame.


Nothing is so bad that something good can't come out of it.

Because of his size, only a baby's cloth (which is usually baby-themed) would fit except he sews his shirts, instead of buying

Stotman:
Can you assist with the ibadan address? I was unable to do the online interview.

Kindly assist pls

Otunba Subomi Hall, UI hotels, University of Ibadan. I advise you go today because I guess today is the last day for
MSc applicants

GAPPLE:
Visa Approved today May 27.
Abuja Embassy
F1 & F2.

We just had our registry 3 days ago.

It was sweet.

Please I'd try to get transcript from hubby to post later because he is the F1.

My dear UmmZayd, BunmiBie, I just want to say thank you to you duo specially. Thank you everyone. I am indeed grateful.

Make I calm down wella. I go come back come post transcript.

Congratulations ma'am. I look forward to your transcript

Yinkagbo:
Ok.
What I want to figure out is this.
If an applicant has been denied visa, while try to make another appointment, he or she would get to a stage where it will require to choose either regular or has been refused visa before.
If you chose refused, you won't be able to see the same date as the regular .
Using regular instead of refused is a serious problem, as stated on the cgi web.
Some people choose regular instead of refused and this leads to automatic visa denial. As this would be seen as misrepresentation.
I stand to be corrected.
My question now is how can a person that just got denied see a quick appointment date

She was granted an expedited appointment and she chose previously refused

Yinkagbo:
Sorry for the questions..
What did he or she choose when asked either regular or refused ?
Or he or. She make the appointment after six month?

Choose where, please?

EA was granted after 5 months

Yinkagbo:
What's the interval Betw first and second interview?

First interview was in December while the second is this month

Hello house.

Please are there available dates in Abuja. Some I know has been denied twice in Lagos. Any help, please?

Luzznation:
- first make sure the document is original or a true copy from the issuing institution
- then for educational documents first take them to Ministry of Education (MOE) to legalize
- after that take to Ministry of foreign affairs to legalize
- once you are done print and fill this form https://www.vfsglobal.com/Belgium/Nigeria/pdf/legalizatio-form.pdf
- send the document including receipt of payment to the embassy through a courier service with a return envelope... best to use UPS

you could also join the WhatsApp group for more and quick response
https://twitter.com/appleadee/status/1486754708983361537?s=21 ....group link added in the tweet

Thank you.
I have sent the documents. I used DHL though and it was quite expensive, although fast

Has anyone legalized their documents recently at the embassy?

If yes, please share the procedure.

Thank you

I guess the scores are based on the beauty of the drawings and I hope they are for JSS students

sbot:
What’s the current situation?

A relative got spring admission with full funding. She applied for F1 and F2 (for her husband) in Lagos but they were both denied. Admission has been deferred to Fall and another visa application has been made to Lagos but wants to change to Abuja.
Any advice please?

Hello house,

Is it possible to change to Abuja after applying for F1 visa in Lagos?

sbot:
This is not true.

At least in my case. The Abuja’s was approved for me.

I wish I knew earlier

sbot:
Shoot your shots again.

I tried Lagos and was denied EA. Had to switch to Abuja and it was granted.

Best wishes!

Please did you get EA for Abuja too? I learned that one can only apply for another EA after being denied after six months. How true is this?

eminence5000:
First attempt dec 1 2021
Visa denied today
Lagos Embassy
Tuition expenses: $56000
Funding : $57,000
Deficit: No deficit
School: George Washington University


VO: Good morning
Me: Good morning
VO: I can see you are going for your doctorate degree, how did you get this huge scholarship?
Me: I believe the admission committee were impressed with my academic profile which includes my academic transcripts, excellent gre score of 332, Quantitative 169, Verbal 163 and analytical writing 5.0. Good lettee of recommendations and my statement of purpose.

VO: very good. Sorry i cant approve your visa at this time.gives me blue paper.



Second attempt, 7th January,2022
Abuja embassy

VO: Good morning
Me: Good morning
VO: Pass me your documents
Me: I gave it to her
VO: Wow you have a huge scholarship from George washington University.
Me: smiles, yes
VO: you must be very brilliant.
Me: smiles, I am
VO: Congratulations, your visa has been approved.

Thank you all!!!

Please, how were you able to get another appointment date within a short period?

chiefibeto:
Any benefit?

The organization is a not-for-profit organization. Hence, we are unable to provide financial benefits. However, volunteers would get a certificate of participation/recognition as well as a recommendation letter.
Thank you

Youth Revamp is a newly established Non Governmental Organization that aims to empower youths and young leaders in our immediate communities.

Are you based in Ibadan or its environs?

Are you passionate about community service?

Do you wish to volunteer with a youth-based organization?


Then, hurry now to register via this link https:///d5vHbTHBQkt8pfHL8

iamadonis22:
4 today

PS: Is there anyone here applying to Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań for the second round of admissions (ending on September 10th)

Or anyone who’s obtained a visa already for the said school?

I am applying, but still trying to get an appointment date for legislation. I missed the first round for the same reason.
Any help please?

pheamie:
I applied for this and I've been mailed to take an assessment.
Please kindly advise on what to expect in the assessment.

Have you taken the assessment?

iamadonis2:
Started solving the maths from 7:57 am

Finally at 9:12 booking opened

I refreshed every split second, tried not to blink too much, then God came through.

Please do you mind pairing?

Sad. The casualty would have been more if the kidnap victims were rescued before the crash.

studentofTruth:
I'm a doctor; I understand what you are trying to say. Neither you nor your brother is down with thalassemia but can pass it on to some of your kids.

I created this thread to explain the case. https://www.nairaland.com/6391907/hemoglobin-issues#98598813

Regarding your explanation, you are getting it mixed up already. Of course, it's expected since you are not a medical person. But I'm glad your brother is smart enough not to accuse his wife of paternity fraud, given that he's the one with AA while the wife is AS.

Coming to the condition itself: Beta thalassemia and SCD are 2 distinct blood hereditary (recessive) diseases that are inherited independently. For SCD, there can be AA, AS (a carrier), and SS (manifests SCA). For beta thalassemia, one can be a non-carrier (no beta thalassemia gene), a carrier (one beta thalassemia gene, like you and your brother), diseased (2 beta thalassemia genes and manifesting moderate or severe disease)

Thus, for each to manifest, the person must have both copies of the bad gene for that disease. But in some situations, a carrier of both diseases can manifest SCA — as it's the case with the child in this index case and your brother's child too — because the beta thalassemia gene stops the production of hemoglobin.

Let me explain:
The child is AS but, at the same time, has a beta thalassemia gene on one allele (gene copy). Unfortunately, it's the same allele that contribute the A component of the HbAS combination of hemoglobin. So, the normal hemoglobin A is not adequately produced. The other allele that is not inactivated by the beta thalassemia gene produces hemoglobin S, which sickles. So, the child's blood will be full of sickled hemoglobins, and the labs would erroneously tag it SS. The problem here is using a phenotypic test to make a genotype conclusion!


Coming back to what you said about AA vs. AA knocking out beta thalassemia: As I explained earlier, the AA thing is about SCD and not about beta thalassemia. Of course, AA vs. AA can prevent an AS offspring, which invariably takes away the possibility of having the beta thalassemia gene causing an AS to manifest as an SS. However, AA vs. AA can still have a child with beta thalassemia if each of those AA individuals is a beta thalassemia carrier (each has a beta thalassemia gene) because the beta thalassemia gene is inherited independently of the SCD's A/S genes!

I hope you understand it now!

Thank you for taking time to explain the issue of thalassemia.

However, these are just possibilities and assumptions. Going by the information available, the child is SS, until different tests counter that.
Secondly, except the instances were coincidental like doing medical tests for work, travel or school, why would someone deliberately do a test five times because you are about getting married to a man with AS genotype.
Till further tests are carried out to confirm the child's genotype, this story does not add up.

studentofTruth:
The latest results cannot be trusted. The principle of "when you know what you are looking for, that's what you will find" was most likely at play there. It's a very important principle in medicine, which is why in clinical trials to ascertain the effectiveness of a drug, researchers do a double blind randomized study — both the doctor and the patients don't know who's receiving the real drug and who's receiving the placebo so as to remove the effects of biases.

My point is, the lab scientist who did the last test (which was after the child tested positive for sickled hemoglobin) was already biased. S/he knew what they're looking for and that's what s/he gave as the result. I would rather trust the previous 7 tests than trust that last test. To clear the doubt, a new test (possibly HB electrophoresis) must be done by a new lab without prior knowledge of the situation!

I'd rather trust the latest results because it provides a reason the child is sickly and the mother being AS is a simple explanation to the second source of the sickle-shaped RBC.

studentofTruth:
Can I create a thread to explain what may have happened in that case so that people can learn. I will like you to move it to the front page when I do.

I hope your explanation will cover why the latest result showed the wife is AS

Blakpot:
From what I've observed, there's a toxic misogynistic culture thriving here on NL.

For some unknown reason, a lot of posters here just despise women. If there's news of a woman raped to death, u will see posts blaming d victim or making some silly remarks.

If u have any family issues, especially regarding a woman, just keep it off NL.

The blame on the woman is not because she is a woman! In this case, it is established that the husband has one S genotype which was what was obviously contributed on his part (that absolves the man from taking the blame). The next logical answer is that the second S is definitely from the wife. This was confirmed by the last test she did showing her genotype to be AS.

iyimide:
This Child is a result of paternity fraud.

Let me enlighten u, this lady doctored the last result after that child's SS diagnosis.

Please look out for Anthropometric features on the child in comparison to the father... you will find the result there.
Please note, if u are the husband, don't do Paternity test on the child do antigen specific MRNA comparison with the child.
DNA might be somewhat similar based on certain factors.
Also, do neck anatomy/ xray around the triangles of the neck of you and child.. if the child is less than 8, you will have a microsomal copy of yourself...

I am a Pathologist and all medical lies or deceit are uncovered by us!

I beg to differ. This is not an issue of paternity fraud. What should even be of concern here is if the woman is the biological mother of the child.