Politics › Re: Buhari’s Sneakers In 2015 Vs 2019 (Photos) by Freeman59: 7:10pm On Feb 25, 2019 |
sarrki: Good God, i pray to be Contentment like PMB. Ladies and gentlemen, take a look at look at these pictures. The Same pair of shoes and Cap PMB wore in 2015 is what he wore in 2019... Abeg, What manner of man are you Mr president? You are just contempt personified, period! Apparently you don't see the difference in the colors of the two shoes |
Politics › Re: Quilox Boss Shina Peller Wins Iseyin Federal Constituency Seat by Freeman59: 7:15pm On Feb 24, 2019*. Modified: 7:31pm On Feb 24, 2019 |
After all the fine face and forming good person this one will do nothing for the good of his ppl. |
Politics › Re: Atiku Wins All 15 Central Polling Units In Mpape, Abuja - Daily Post by Freeman59: 9:38am On Feb 24, 2019 |
StupidInyamiri: After the final result, the total number of Atiku’s vote is the total number of Idiots we still have in Nigeria #BuhariIsWinning  The total number of buharis votes is the total number of failures you have accrued in your miserable life |
Politics › Re: Buhari Loses His Senatorial Unit To Accord Party by Freeman59: 6:50pm On Feb 23, 2019 |
Hotfreeze: So, someone who won a single polling unit is now the winner of the entire constituency?
Apart from gala and fan yogo, what do those Ipobs know? They know about your stvpidity |
Politics › Re: Election: FG Declares Friday Public Holiday, Excludes Bankers by Freeman59: 10:45pm On Feb 20, 2019 |
All bankers are advised not to vote if so. Cuz if they need to travel then they'll not be able to, hence..... |
Politics › Re: Okonjo-Iweala Denies Making Biafra The 'Richest Country In The World' Comment by Freeman59: 10:56am On Feb 14, 2019 |
 Salvador1: . Meanwhile
Sai Naija
APC =Atiku please come |
Politics › Re: 150 Cows Slaughtered Ahead Of PDP Mega Rally In Kano, Tomorrow - Twitter User by Freeman59: 10:18am On Feb 10, 2019 |
Abayhormy: Only zombies believe buhari is actually fighting corruption. He went to Kano to endorse Ganduje who was caught on camera receiving kick-backs from contractors but he says we should not vote for Atiku because allegedly, he is corrupt! Buhari was a grave mistake! It really beats my imagination why people don't think. Ganduje is corrupt yet buhari is quick to point fingers. Fighting corruption indeed |
Politics › Re: Rotimi Amaechi Danced Violently At APC Rally In Enugu (Photos) by Freeman59: 9:42am On Jan 30, 2019 |
What if? JeeMoney: What If: Rotimi Amaechi contest for president in 2023 after Buhari (if he wins and power moves to the south),
I hope the igbos will support Rotimi Amaechi who is an “ikwerre man” from Rivers State, Niger Delta as their son and accept that the igbos have now gotten a chance to lead this country.
Since they claim the Ikwerre people of Rivers State are igbos.
I hope they don’t say, he is not an igbo man, he is from the Niger Delta and not Igbo land. .......
Just asking!!!!
Time will tell!
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Politics › Re: Why Construction Of Katsina Refinery Stalled by Freeman59: 1:45pm On Jan 24, 2019 |
Tetehjewels: Reading wouldn't kill you would it? Reading has killed you. It's only a question I asked |
Politics › Re: Why Construction Of Katsina Refinery Stalled by Freeman59: 7:18am On Jan 24, 2019 |
Why build a refinery in Katsina¤¤¤ |
Jobs/Vacancies › Re: Graduate Engineer & Other Engineering Roles At ExxonMobil by Freeman59: 12:14pm On Jan 23, 2019 |
MadMullah: So, I am a bit disappointed. I paid 2K for one of this so called materials and not a single Chemical Engineering question. Its all Electrical and Mechanical. I need the Chemical Engr Q so bad!! Bros pls I beg you forward to ifeanyichukwuabani@gmail.com |
Politics › Re: One dead, many injured as pavilion collapses at Buhari’s Borno campaign by Freeman59: 11:39am On Jan 22, 2019 |
Even the caption is at odds with the story. One dead, yet no casualties recorded  |
Politics › Re: Buhari Promises Youths Ministerial Slots If Re-elected’ by Freeman59: 10:18am On Jan 22, 2019 |
Hahahahahahahahaha, I smell desperation and LIES |
Sports › Re: Cristiano Ronaldo To Be Erased From Real Madrid’s History by Freeman59: 10:31pm On Jan 16, 2019 |
clive2u: that why they'll keep losing. ungrateful lots They're even losing now to leganes |
Politics › Re: Buhari At 76: Reno Omokri Asks Buhari About The 76 Soldiers Lost by Freeman59: 12:19pm On Dec 17, 2018 |
booblacain: The truth is, Buhari does not care, Reno Omokri himself does not care, 95 percent of people that are going to peer into this thread do not care. We only pretend to care because of the politics behind and around it. You care abi ? |
Politics › Re: Buhari Refers To Ibrahim Usman Jibrin As ‘Your Highness’ At FEC by Freeman59: 3:03pm On Dec 12, 2018 |
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Celebrities › Re: Uche Jombo And Omoni Oboli Snub Each Other At Dubai Tourism by Freeman59: 6:51pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
oneluv11: Take French liq1 Strasbourg to win Lille 1x Azerbaijan Fk neftchi win. chat me up for more sure odds BT no free don't come and beg me like want some of u r gud at ( Your ticket don cut scatter |
Politics › Re: PDP Will Never Come Back To Aso Rock, Osinbajo Vows by Freeman59: 6:48pm On Dec 09, 2018 |
Lol |
Politics › Re: Uche Nwosu Dumps DPP For AA, Campaigns With Buhari's Image (pic) by Freeman59: 9:01pm On Dec 03, 2018 |
May our enemies be as confused as Uche Nwosu. Amen |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Freeman59: 8:50pm On Nov 27, 2018 |
Thanks and congratulations again. Please could you respond to my email msg just want to ask you sth doublezero7: Sir, you need to sleep for a while. Take your mind off this till you wake up. Around past midnight, check the page again and I'm sure you'd be able to book new appointment.
As regards the DS 160, you only update it to your appointment confirmation page only if you fill a new DS 160. If not, don't bother yourself please.
Cheers. |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Freeman59: 8:42pm On Nov 27, 2018 |
Bro i have filled a new ds160 form and paid another visa fee. Should I go ahead and update my profile with the. New ds160 number on the scheduling site? Then after this what else? I keep refreshing the page to see if I can book a fresh appointment. Someone please assist. Congratulations doublezero7: Visa Appproved at the Abuja embassy.
Got to the embassy around 8am for my 9am appointment. Longest queue ever mehn. Took over an hour to get to my turn. Passed the check points. Got in and was interviewed by a lady that looked like Sheila Zazz from Suits . Lol. I smiled as soon as i got to her and greeted. Honestly, there was no fear in my mind. I knew i was about to have a nice conversation.
She asked fot my passport and I20 which i passed to her
VO: So you're going to California State University, Los Angeles to study Healthcare Management?
Me: Yes ma'am
VO: why thia school?
Me: i chose CSULA because i they have a research in the area I am most interested in which is Medical intelligence and surveillance services systems. (She cut me)
VO: What is MIS?
Me: (wasn't expecting that so I took a pause, smiled and continued) MIS is that category of intelligence that is derived from the collection, evaluation, analysis and interpretation of foreign medical, bio scientific and enviromental information which can be of importance to strategic medical planning. (I was going to explain what MIS systems is used in the US and Canada before she cut me)
VO: when did you leave school and what did you study?
Me: i studied philosophy and graduated in 2013. (She looked up and asked)
VO: from philosophy to public health...(and she looked kinda turned off. Village people haff reach here o)
Me: Ma'am, studying philosophy gave me answers to lots of questions i had about life. I knew someday that I'd be taking up additional responsibility. So i decided to improve my art of reasoning and critical thinking skills. After my undergraduate degree, i started off as an intern at the Nigerian Institute of medical research and then got employment at the Federal Ministry of Health, Yaba Lagos. I presently work at my family's healthcare services company.
VO: That's enough. How many years of experience do you have in public health?
Me: 5 years
VO: Who is sponsoring your studies?
ME: My mother (passed her statement of account . She went through it whilst typing)
VO: Did you write any standardised test?
Me: Yes ma'am
VO: Can i have your score sheet?
Me:: (passed it)
VO: I'd be approving your visa now. Your financial document would be verified and if it is found to be fraudulent, you'd get your passport back and be banned from the USA. Do you want to submit this document.
Me: Of course ma'am.
VO: Take this paper. It would instruct you on how to pick up your passport. Take this other paper too. Enjoy your studies at the United States.
Me::Thank you. And enjoy the rest of your day too. |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Freeman59: 7:05am On Nov 26, 2018 |
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Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Freeman59: 5:46pm On Nov 25, 2018 |
Question!!!!!
Guys do I need to go to the embassy with photocopies and originals or just originals of my documents?? |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Freeman59: 12:11pm On Nov 24, 2018 |
Robert6708: Cliche. The VO’s must be tired of hearing most of the response u intend giving. Thank you |
Politics › Re: You Will Go To Jail Eventually, Buhari Tell Corrupt Leaders by Freeman59: 7:48pm On Nov 23, 2018 |
Talk is cheap |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Freeman59: 12:43pm On Nov 23, 2018 |
dk2baba: My interview is 6:30 27th of November Wish you success bro. I'm slated for 7:30am |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Freeman59: 7:53pm On Nov 22, 2018 |
Guys I need more scrutiny of this transcript ooooo Freeman59: OK guys please dissect my proposed transcript. Interview is on 27th
VO: Good Morning(with a smile) Me: Good Morning Ma,(with a smile)
VO: What are you going to do in the USA? Me: I'm going for my Master's degree in Electrical/Electronics engineering at California State University in Sacramento.
VO: What is your study plan? Me: I plan to take 32 credits in 24months to complete this program. I'll take 9credits in the first semester and spread out the remaining 23credits over the remaining 3 semesters. I'll be taking courses like research methodology, advanced analysis of faulted power systems, microwave engineering and so on.
VO: When did you finish your first degree? Me: March 2012 from the University of port Harcourt. Studied electrical/electronics engineering
VO:What have you been doing since you finished?
Me: I completed my compulsory national service in July of 2013. Afterwards I got a teaching job in 2014 with a secondary school in Lagos as a mathematics teacher. I later moved to UBA In2016 where I worked as a customer service officer. Before my uncle offered me a job as an electrical support engineer with his company xxxxxxx oil and gas where I've worked from January of 2017 till date.
VO: Why did you choose the USA? Me: The USA offers education of the highest quality. The country boasts of some of the best schools in the world. And graduates from the USA are knowledgeable, and employable all over the world. And being the number one country in the world, I am guaranteed a great learning experience and best practices to bring back home when I return home to Nigeria.
VO: So why CSUS? Me: I'm going to this school because it's curriculum and courses are in line with my career goals. The courses are taught by well published faculty members. The learning system is cohort based, making room for students to learn from each other and establish professional relationships.
VO: What will this degree do for you? Me: Firstly, this degree will give me a more in depth knowledge in electrical engineering than my first degree gave me. Secondly and most importantly, it will give me the necessary skills and qualification to become a successful university lecturer when I return.
VO: who's paying for your studies? Me: My uncle, Mr. Aa. He's the md/ceo of xxxxxxx oil and gas where I currently work. He also owns several trading and real estate companies in Lagos.
VO: Why will he want to? Me: because he's family. My parents saw him through school, and he tells me this is his own way of giving back. VO: Did you take any standardized tests? Me: yes. I took the GRE and TOEFL. i scored a total of 299 in the GRE and 4.0 in analytical writing. Also scored a total of 108 in my TOEFL. here are the test scores...
VO: How many colleges did you apply to? Me:Two.was admitted to both.
VO: Have you traveled outside the country before. Me: No, I've had no reasons to do that until now. VO: married? Me: No, and no kids. VO VO:Do you have a copy of Mr. Aa bank statements? Me: Yes. (Passes it ) VO: Congratulations, I will be approving you visa.
CC lagosismyhome, 100kobo, please contribute |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Freeman59: 7:19pm On Nov 22, 2018 |
LagosismyHome: From your lips to God's ears .... Wow thanks sister. God bless you. Amen |
Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part 14 by Freeman59: 6:46pm On Nov 22, 2018 |
OK guys please dissect my proposed transcript. Interview is on 27th
VO: Good Morning(with a smile) Me: Good Morning Ma,(with a smile)
VO: What are you going to do in the USA? Me: I'm going for my Master's degree in Electrical/Electronics engineering at California State University in Sacramento.
VO: What is your study plan? Me: I plan to take 32 credits in 24months to complete this program. I'll take 9credits in the first semester and spread out the remaining 23credits over the remaining 3 semesters. I'll be taking courses like research methodology, advanced analysis of faulted power systems, microwave engineering and so on.
VO: When did you finish your first degree? Me: March 2012 from the University of port Harcourt. Studied electrical/electronics engineering
VO:What have you been doing since you finished?
Me: I completed my compulsory national service in July of 2013. Afterwards I got a teaching job in 2014 with a secondary school in Lagos as a mathematics teacher. I later moved to UBA In2016 where I worked as a customer service officer. Before my uncle offered me a job as an electrical support engineer with his company xxxxxxx oil and gas where I've worked from January of 2017 till date.
VO: Why did you choose the USA? Me: The USA offers education of the highest quality. The country boasts of some of the best schools in the world. And graduates from the USA are knowledgeable, and employable all over the world. And being the number one country in the world, I am guaranteed a great learning experience and best practices to bring back home when I return home to Nigeria.
VO: So why CSUS? Me: I'm going to this school because it's curriculum and courses are in line with my career goals. The courses are taught by well published faculty members. The learning system is cohort based, making room for students to learn from each other and establish professional relationships.
VO: What will this degree do for you? Me: Firstly, this degree will give me a more in depth knowledge in electrical engineering than my first degree gave me. Secondly and most importantly, it will give me the necessary skills and qualification to become a successful university lecturer when I return.
VO: who's paying for your studies? Me: My uncle, Mr. Aa. He's the md/ceo of xxxxxxx oil and gas where I currently work. He also owns several trading and real estate companies in Lagos.
VO: Why will he want to? Me: because he's family. My parents saw him through school, and he tells me this is his own way of giving back. VO: Did you take any standardized tests? Me: yes. I took the GRE and TOEFL. i scored a total of 299 in the GRE and 4.0 in analytical writing. Also scored a total of 108 in my TOEFL. here are the test scores...
VO: How many colleges did you apply to? Me:Two.was admitted to both.
VO: Have you traveled outside the country before. Me: No, I've had no reasons to do that until now. VO: married? Me: No, and no kids. VO VO:Do you have a copy of Mr. Aa bank statements? Me: Yes. (Passes it ) VO: Congratulations, I will be approving you visa.
CC lagosismyhome, 100kobo, please contribute |
Sports › Re: Our Tactics Made Life Difficult For South Africa, Says Nigeria Coach Rohr by Freeman59: 7:06am On Nov 19, 2018 |
ZombiePUNISHER: Did you actually watch the game... Shut it if you don't know what's going on Noisemaker can you coach a football team? |
Sports › Re: Our Tactics Made Life Difficult For South Africa, Says Nigeria Coach Rohr by Freeman59: 7:06am On Nov 19, 2018 |
abbiboy: Oga shut up...to who much is given much is expected, I guess u re dis indomie generation that grew up watching d worst set of on Nigerian footballers this country has ever produce, so not surprise u enjoy that rubbish called football. Noise maker |