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Mr president, can you pls step aside for the vice president, that way your party can get my unhindered support.
Thank you

candyce:
Kilode gan? Why are you like this? Well... I can evaluate it for you at no cost.

Rather than waste time checking my previous posts,answer the simple question if u can...

Can an uncompleted MSC be evaluated by wes

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chukxie:
It looks like Banky has had an SMP procedure. He's rich and can afford the procedure without breaking a sweat.

SMP isn't really expensive, if it was done in Lagos will cost him about 400k

So Banky W posted a new photo on his IG and wow, He has a new hairline. I believe He must have done a SMP, a procedure that involves the use of highly specialized equipment and techniques to inject pigment into the scalp.... Well I may be wrong, but take a look at the picture, what do you think?

Drop your number and I will call you. Thanks

Lol

Ac?

Buy at your own risk

MrRitchie:
Mr man what's your problem, they send you to come destroy op market, how do you know it's a scrap or you know op personally?

If I haven't seen it I wouldn't share my advice, you are on your own dude

MrRitchie:
30k let's deal if the laptop is working fine

30k for this scrap? Guy get sense.

I like your products, the display and all that, keep it up

Buy this laptop at your own risk. Forewarned.

Dell Latitude E6540 i7. Do you have this, how much please.

kevindd:
Hi there! Are thse online pharmacies reliable?

All might not be reliable, always ask for certifications and trust only sites with verifiable address

What do u do when there is fire inside your car

The video look staged, pls o who keeps a phone on their dashboard

Gabriel411:
'Study towards masters'. WES do recognises it.
https://www.wes.org/help#/path/Applying-to-WES/1005829201/Can-I-apply-for-a-WES-evaluation-even-if-I-have-not-completed-my-studies.htm

Now my wquestion is, will that be enough for me to get ''two or more certificates, diplomas or degrees'' from WES evaluation? Can anybody with similar experience help me understand the case?

Elfmannisback:
On a program you have not finished its courses? Go ask them, buddy.

'Study towards maters'. WES do recognises it.
https://www.wes.org/help#/path/Applying-to-WES/1005829201/Can-I-apply-for-a-WES-evaluation-even-if-I-have-not-completed-my-studies.htm

Elfmannisback:
Nothing then.. Go and finish off. Unless u don't need to involve it.

If I get letter of attestation or even statement of result, wouldn't that do?

Elfmannisback:
Do you have a certificate for the masters?

No I don't

fmsimple:
I don't think WES accept LoA. Get your transcripts and MSc certificate from UNILAG. Not difficult at all.

What if I didn't complete an Msc programme(some carry over inclusive), can I still use a transcript frm unilag that way

PassingShot:
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The plane being planned is 737 and not 777. It costs between $55m and $80m depending on the grade. At launch, just five units will be bought.

Now, swerve since it's obvious you belly-ache about the news.

Pls I need to know where I can buy a plane for $80m. I want to buy one. Verify your facts well. I do not believe in the OP stories

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