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Timotee:
The minimum amount is the cost of attendance (tuition and living expenses) for one year. The amount will be clearly written on your form I-20.

preciate!

freshStarz:
It depends on the fees the school asked you to pay

thanks

please what's the minimum amount a sponsor should have that can be used as statement of account ?

naijas Tony Stark

damn!

Ifeanyi4491:
Chai what type of nonsense is this. a 3 month used phone with android 7.1 5mp front camera no 4g network 48,000k while brand new tecno pouvoir with 8mp front camera 4g network and face id at 42,000k

greed at its finest

I need to look up the meaning of 'Neat'

same here

pls what's the price of this phone

ABOLORUNKING:
Yes, My friend and I, we were both shortlisted.

Success to others waiting for decisions, I hope the UK application pan out well for you guys.

I would have loved to applied to Imperial College London.

thanks for the reply

Please has anyone yet to finish NYSC shortlisted?

luvinhubby:
Some hired assassins abound, wearing mechanic overall and clutching bags of tools.

Lol....this made me laugh

Guys what's do you think?...am a corp member... Due to passout by April and I received a text from them notifying me on the new date...do I give it a shot?

Guys what's do you think?...am a corp member... Due to passout by April and I received a text from them notifying me on the new date...do I give it a shot?

charlesu49:
Please assist, can't upload my documents. What format should they be and what is the size limit?

JPG,PNG or PDF
size should be below 1MB

Lol

Chinachriss:
Thank you Bro. I so much appreciate this thread. I'm a fresh graduate and would soon be going for Nysc. Deep down in me, I have a thing for North. My family is not bothered though but my friends have been against my decision. I have already made up my ,in to serve in the North so their pieces of advice are otiose. I 'm old enough to go for what I want and desire.

Okay, which state in the North is better? I want to see if I can settle there and engage in agribusiness there. I also love fun and adventure. Thanks for your reply.

Kano, kaduna

Novelle is a great place to be.......Proud Novelle alumni

GeneralOjukwu:
Oh ye, Vaseline Crew....

Shall we?

10 January 2017, Abuja – Nigeria may have reclaimed its position as Africa’s top oil producer which it lost to fellow African oil producer, Angola earlier in March 2016.

According to the December 2016 Monthly Oil Market Report (MOMR) of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), crude oil production from Nigeria rose slightly above that of Angola even before the January 2017 planned production cut agreed by OPEC and non-OPEC producers.
Angola would be expected to cut about 78,000 barrels per day (bd) of its production in the agreement which was sealed in late 2016.

But secondary sources in the MOMR indicated that in November, Nigeria and Angola produced 1.692 million barrels (mb) of oil apiece. Similarly, information from primary sources in the MOMR stated that Nigeria produced 1.782mb of oil as against Angola’s 1.688mb to show its takeover of Angola by about 94,000bd.

“According to secondary sources, OPEC crude oil production in November increased by 151tb/d compared to the previous month to average 33.87mb/d. Crude oil output increased the most in Angola, Nigeria and Libya, while production in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia showed the largest decline.
“A new OPEC-14 production target of 32.5mb/d as per 1 January 2017 represents a reduction of around 1.2mb/d from October production levels,” said OPEC’s December MOMR.

Earlier in the year when Nigeria lost its position as Africa’s largest producer, its output fell to about 1.677mb, as against Angola’s 1.782mb then.

The development was made possible by repeated attacks on Nigerian oil infrastructure by militants in the Niger Delta. This dragged the country’s daily oil production down by about 700,000bd as reported by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in July, and further confirmed by the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu.
Though Nigeria is still far from recovering to its full capacity, it has also secured a production cap exemption from the rest of OPEC and non-OPEC members on the basis of the attacks on her oil infrastructure.

The Niger Delta Avengers, which is majorly responsible for the production disruption, claimed it was fighting for socioeconomic equality in the region. Although, the group and other militants in the region agreed to a ceasefire against further attacks in September 2016, they have however indicated their intentions to resume hostilities following their claims of government’s indifference to their demands.

While a committee responsible for monitoring whether the agreed upon cuts by OPEC and non-OPEC members are being made will meet in Vienna on 21 and 22 January to hash out a way to monitor compliance with the deal, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Iraq and Venezuela are already honouring the commitment to cut output.



Source: http://sweetcrudereports.com/2017/01/10/nigeria-reclaims-africas-top-oil-producer-spot/

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Spotted somewhere in PH

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tosyne2much:
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