I think Rohr should be sacked, he is not the right man for this team. Lots of errors but the most annoying is Kevin as a RB.
Plus, Okoye is shit. None of the goals is his fault but watch him again, Everytime he is approached he is very shaky. Uzoho is definitely better than this guy.
Musa should retire please. Let the Young guns do the work, we will give you a tag of legend don't you worry. Just retire first.
The field is also shit, don't ever use it again. Ciao
Please can the house recommend schools that waiver TOEFl for Nigerians. I studied Industrial Chemistry and I am going for a PhD in Chemistry. I have written my GRE with a score of 324 and I will like to get schools that waiver TOEFl for Nigerians please
My Opinion Zaidu and Okoye impressed me. Balogun, Ebeuhi are very solid. Paul, Agu should never be invited again I will like Tijani to start next game, his few minu6shows potential. Eze and Kali are very disappointing, Iwobi was good but also stranded. Again Paul should never come near the camp. Set piece is really a problem for the team.
Overall, both team played rubbish but thumbs up to sanusi and Okoye
This date is ideal for Fall 2021 applicants, especially students who deferred from last fall. For Spring 2021 applicants, you either contact Lagos consulate or wait. I am confident that more dates will be released once the first batch of students are interviewed tomorrow 9th of October.
So this bring students having their interview tomorrow to mind. Remember the interview rules: 1, As you approach the consular counter, relax yourself. Make sure you do not go in with tension as this will impair your mind from speaking flowly and confidently. I always say on this thread: interview is merely a conversation between the consular and the student--to assess your credibility for the F1 Visa. So, do all you can to be in a relaxed state.
2, Establish eyes contact with the consular. As you deliver your response to the questions, look into his/her eyes. Have a neutral countenance.
3, Listen! Some of you have not learned the art of listening in your everyday lives. Don't go to the embassy with this attitude! Listening is very, very important in having a successful F1 interview. As a student, if you can't listen, you can't grasp what you're being asked. By listening, I mean make sure you hear what you're being asked. Don't interrupt the consular if it is not necessary. There have been cases of students who did that and got refused as a result.
3, Speak steadily. Don't be fast if you're not used to going to interviews. By steadily, I mean not so fast, not so slow. Be in the middle. Give each response as smoothly as you can. Answer each question concisely. No story; don't talk about what you were not asked. The consular probably have other students to interview and there is no time. If everything goes as usual, this interview will not be more than 5 minutes.
4, Be yourself. This is where confidence comes in. In fall 2019, I coached a dude from this thread. He stammers but he didn't show this during our mock, but when he went for his interview, he was refused. Then he tried the second time, and was refused again. I was really baffled, but he told me he couldn't speak well during those two interviews because he was somehow scared, and so he stammered most of the time. So I suggested that if he will be applying again, he should tell the consular before the interview starts that he shutters. It is not your fault that you stammer, so tell the consular you stammers! As a human being that the consular is, he said he understand and that it is fine. This's his third attempt. This time, he wasn't even asked much questions, and his visa was approved. Predstan knows this guy. So, be confident and be yourself. This is a human-to-human conversation!
5, Going with the confidence thing, wear what you're comfortable in.
6, I look forward to some good news tomorrow. All the best!
Fairheart, do you know any platform I can tender my GRE result to get some financial support? The NYSC fund I dey use is not enough, since it only drop monthly and I am trying to go for PhD which mostly close by December. Application fee and TOEFl are real financial burden for me now and I will like to know if there are ways I can make this dream of mine come true.
Admitwithschola, I saw a post about you and your friends helping guys with 320+ GRE score by returning some of the fees. I will like to ask if that offer is still up. I have written my GRE, and I had 324, I wouldn't mind getting help to finance my TOEFl because my NYSC allowance I am currently using for it is kind of stretched thin now. Any Nairalander who also will like to help me in any possible way, I will be grateful, thank you.
His body position was all wrong for this goal, he kept his hands low for some seconds restricting his ability to fly
Very Akpeyi-esqe
That's extreme. I can't really see why you fault him for the goal, reus is like 5yards out and the keeper is terribly open. I am sure you will also be part of people who critize mbappe for losing from a distance farther than that. It takes miracle to save this kind of ball or a terrible striker which Reus us definitely not.
fabyom: Stop giving false information. That was his elder brother, Akinkunmi Amoo not him.
Guys, are you reading this? If it's true, please stop spread apocalypse stories which can be detrimental to the young man's career. About age falsification, when I was in secondary school, they call me old man because I am tall and already have a old face. Now at 22, I look like my age mates, some of those who look small in high school now looks older. I think a lot of factors is involved in age ascertainity, if you are to predict my age in secondary school, you must likely going to say 25 when I was 15. Now, that I am 22, you will be predicting 21ish.
I just watch some of osihem u17 sets soccer on YouTube, never knew they had such a huge controversy about their age. The comment section is basically polluted by criticism of Nigeria U31
Please, in analysing and making our points let's be guided abeg. You may not prefer Victor Moses but he is not a shitty player at all. Show some respect man.
And yes, I saw your next line saying "he is a good player and all" but you also labelled him shitty in same sentence. Abeg, make una take am easy.
You quoted 3 words in a whole statement. I never said his footballing skills is not good, he is a good player. I specifically talked about his antics, the dives and selfishness.
Yes, I said he has to play as a wingback, Moses was a nobody international until he started playing in the defense, why should a defender that played almost 70 games as a defender comes to the national team and play 10 games as an attacker? please make it make sense.
Now, if he wants to come back, no problem but never should be put upfront again, if he desires to play, then he should stick to his club position.
He has something different to offer Abeg and it’s clear ,you can say what you like and always talk down of him ,I won’t repeat my self
Keep on dreaming of Bukayo saka ,how good is he as a winger ,no be left back e don turn permanently
I don’t need you to agree with me that Moses has something different to offer
Let's talk bro. Moses is shit, he is a good player and all but his antics are not good for national football. He dives like a fool and extremely selfish. if He is to come back, I have no problem with that. However, never should he be put up front, he should play at full back position if he can adapt. we have better, stronger and more willing players up front.
Victor Moses should only be allowed back to the team if he will line up at the defense. Bukayo Saka too is not a winger, if he can can't play as a full back for the team, he should go and cut his teeth in the English squad
Hello there are many schools that will admit you into a PhD directly from a bachelor's degree. In fact most domestic students admitted into a doctoral program are admitted based off of a bachelor's degree. While a stellar cgpa, more work and/or research experience can be very helpful. It's more important to know your research or have a well defined research interest and ensure that the programs you're applying to fits well with your research interest. I'll name a few programs that do this n/b most programs that I'm aware of allow direct admission into a PhD from a bachelor's honours.
You might be considering the fact that these programs are top programs (and yes they are at least in the top 50) and you may also feel like you may need several good publications and stuff. While all this maybe some what helpful, do not let it deter you from applying. You might be shocked at the outcome.
Please feel free to dm me as regarding your specific questions
Please also check Harvard MCO department Oops what about Cornell.
Sorry I've been very restricted to programs in the biological sciences because that's my interest.
I hope this helps! Cheers.
P. S. Though can be helpful, having publications, a masters, perfect GRE scores, a stellar cgpa and stuff is not at all required for admission into PhD programs in the US. The question is: can you talk research??
This is a detailed explanation but I don't have any publication. I studied Industrial Chemistry and ideally I would have prefer to go for health informatics for my masters but then, funding is the first thing. when I say funding, I meant fully funded program, so that makes my specialization flexible for now, I don't know what you can advise me to do?
Good day, Scholars. I will like to go for masters program in Chemistry next year because I am currently serving. Please, can you recommend schools that are known to provide fully funded scholarships?
They are many, though I don't have the list. Google is your best bet. It is not that I don't have any school that will admit for PHD without GRE, but you can't really depend on one school. I always say finding the right school that meets your admission need and academic goal is the most difficult in the process. For once you find the school and you are sure, everything will fall in place.
I have posted some google search strings on this thread before, look for it, and edit according to what you are looking for. But don't expect finding ideal school an easy task, especially without GRE.
And why don't you want to write the GRE? How many years of work experience do you current have?
Do every school provide full funding for masters programs? I am planning to go for Green Chemistry and I really don't have money to be serious.
kemmystree2015: Info systems in Northwest Missouri is under schools on of computer science. Although the program content emphasis on financial sector etc, is that still okay? On the other hand information Technology is under business school in emporia state University
I am sorry about this question. I am just curious. Let's assume you applied for a course for your masters with funding and you got your Visa. Can you change your course when you get to the states?
The reason is that I desire to study a course but if I want to be honest with myself, I don't have enough profile experience in that course to convince the embassy.
So, if I go ahead with my undergraduate course and I get to the states can I change my major to something else entirely?
Not at all. I have a new friend here on nairaland coming to southern arkansas University this coming fall (hopefully she'll get her visa) for master in computer information system (data science option). She also had chemistry undergraduate degree.
You are not alone. And trust me, you will be fine.
Can I pm you? It will be good for me to have people with my situation around
1. You can be admitted in the US for data analytics masters. You will just have to take 3 to 5 undergraduate pre-requisite depending on your school and background experience.
2. You can't have problem at the embassy as long as you can defend the career switch.
3.for full scholarships, you can get a cgpa based funding or non-academic graduate assistant. Reason is because you are switching to a new field different from your undergraduate, you won't be able to get teaching assistant or research assistant because these requires you to have UG related experience
So my lack of experience and undergraduate degree won't be a problem?
Yeah, having a work experience can be an advantage, but that doesn't mean people without work experience won't do well or contribute well in business school as you claimed.
The best 5 students of accounting and human behaviour in my class last semester were all from none MBA background including me. Mine was even worse because I was non-business background (chemistry) with just 1 year banking experience from naija.
What did I do?, when planning to go to business school, I simply enrolled for short online business, finance and management courses on udemy to prepare myself ahead, read several books and watched several videos on YouTube as well to get myself grounded in the task ahead of me. The way I "dey yarn for class ehn" you will wonder if was from a business background.
On recruitment part, Alot of us were able to secure summer internship with the likes of AXA, VISA, and several others before the covid pandemic even with our non business background/experiences.
I'm not disputing your point that work experience boost chances in business school, but just clearing it out that it's not a sole requirement of excelling in business school.
Anyone who has a clear MBA goal is adviced to try with or without business background or experiences.
Thank God I saw you. I am also a graduate of Chemistry currently undergoing my NYSC, batch20A.
The problem is I don't desire to further in Chemistry anymore but rather in data analysis. I have started trying myself in this field but I have no real field experience.
My concerns is will I be admitted in the US or won't that be a problem for me in the embassy and won't it affect my chances of getting full fully scholarship? Thank you
Abi the last time you pushed out a baby you used IVF to push the baby from which hole? Anuus or your ear hole
IVF is not labour by the way and it is expensive .... do you have IVF money?
Bible is 2000 years old .... wisdom is ageless. In this time we have men with blokos just like you who carry all the bills without a woman's help or child's hawking.
No tag me again abeg. It is the Poster I am concerned about. I wish you find your ladder. Good luck!
You don't have to be rude to make your point and I never said IVF is labour.
I have laid my point respectfully, I expected at least the same from you.
ANYWAY 1 Timothy 5:8 ESV / 147 helpful votes But if anyone does not provide for his relatives, and especially for members of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever.
2 Thessalonians 3:10 ESV / 91 helpful votes For even when we were with you, we would give you this command: If anyone is not willing to work, let him not eat.
Genesis 2:15 ESV / 65 helpful votes The Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to work it and keep it.
Colossians 3:23 ESV / 41 helpful votes Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men,
1 Thessalonians 4:11-12 ESV / 35 helpful votes And to aspire to live quietly, and to mind your own affairs, and to work with your hands, as we instructed you, so that you may walk properly before outsiders and be dependent on no one.
Romans 12:19 ESV / 35 helpful votes Beloved, never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, “Vengeance is mine, I will repay, says the Lord.”
Proverbs 10:4 ESV / 31 helpful votes A slack hand causes poverty, but the hand of the diligent makes rich.
2 Thessalonians 3:7-9 ESV / 30 helpful votes For you yourselves know how you ought to imitate us, because we were not idle when we were with you, nor did we eat anyone's bread without paying for it, but with toil and labor we worked night and day, that we might not be a burden to any of you. It was not because we do not have that right, but to give you in ourselves an example to imitate.
Proverbs 22:29 ESV / 28 helpful votes Do you see a man skillful in his work? He will stand before kings; he will not stand before obscure men.
2 Thessalonians 3:12 ESV / 24 helpful votes Now such persons we command and encourage in the Lord Jesus Christ to do their work quietly and to earn their own living.
Ephesians 4:28 ESV / 23 helpful votes Let the thief no longer steal, but rather let him labor, doing honest work with his own hands, so that he may have something to share with anyone in need.
Proverbs 20:4 ESV / 23 helpful votes The sluggard does not plow in the autumn; he will seek at harvest and have nothing.
Acts 18:3 ESV / 22 helpful votes And because he was of the same trade he stayed with them and worked, for they were tentmakers by trade.
1 Timothy 5:1-25 ESV / 21 helpful votes Do not rebuke an older man but encourage him as you would a father, younger men as brothers, older women as mothers, younger women as sisters, in all purity. Honor widows who are truly widows. But if a widow has children or grandchildren, let them first learn to show godliness to their own household and to make some return to their parents, for this is pleasing in the sight of God. She who is truly a widow, left all alone, has set her hope on God and continues in supplications and prayers night and day, ...
Proverbs 18:9 ESV / 19 helpful votes Whoever is slack in his work is a brother to him who destroys.
John 5:17 ESV / 18 helpful votes Helpful Not Helpful But Jesus answered them, “My Father is working until now, and I am working.”
wow, the verses, the number and : really made this very difficult to read.
Anyways, I don't really make reference to Bible that was written 2020 plus years ago. I am working on the reality of today's affairs.
Labour pain? Don't do this to me, IVF is already common now. People don't do natural birth anyone whereas some go through it because they just want to experience it.
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