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djsmart:
A beautiful morning to you, Nairalander family. A friend of mine went for US interview 2weeks ago. And he's planning to reapply to Abuja. Though he initially picked Abuja but changed to Lagos due to Abuja embassy closure at that time.
1. Please can he reapply now?
2. When reapplying, is he going to pick regular or previously denied?
Thanks in anticipation

chibertha:
That there is the 1 reason why she was approved the UK has done the dirty job for them.
They have also seen biiiiig talent to potch from the UK.

Truth be told these guys are looking for already made or will be made in the future, if that makes sense.

You are right getting approved from UK or with a UK degree is highly possible almost all my friends who took this route got theirs then.

Congratulations to her.
Did the vo asked what her mother doing for work? And I heard is easier to get Visa if your applying from Europe

PoliteActivist:
Of course not. No way you can save half even.
But let's assume you save every penny, still won't have $10k in 3 months

PoliteActivist:
Well, I Googled it. See below.
It is like $5 after taxes.
It is simply impossible to save $10,000 in US in 3 months doing menial jobs

PoliteActivist:
Ok, let's do the math:
Let's say $10 per hour, take-home pay. So that's $400 per week for 40 hours. 400×4=1600 per month.
1600×3=$4800 for 3 months (assuming you save every single penny!)

PoliteActivist:
DEPENDS ON WHERE YOU ARE!!!
Some places want you and legalization is a formality

BESTScientist1:
That's how every SANE Nigerian will drop the BLIND BAT where it belongs

uncutz:
In Ilorin too? A town that is far from hell but closer to heaven...

VeryWickedMan:
No Tobi Amusan

VeryWickedMan:
Security man is not a job.
The next suicide bomber will sack you.

Tolexander:
I wanted to mention Portable, but you said musician

Tolexander:
I wanted to mention Portable, but you said musician

thebar:
WTF. so everybody wan be presido for naija

pocohantas:
The comments are scary. Seems half of Lagos lived in the said house. That isn’t surprising considering they never exhaust their rental period. Let’s be careful o.

Comments from past tenants…









He dey do same thing for Lagos island

dfrost:
Both. Most of sites have an app e.g. Alison, Udemy. Coursera should have too.

dfrost:
Just start with it.

dfrost:
Then you can start learning on it too.

dfrost:
Oops! So sorry about that. You have a smartphone?

dfrost:
You are welcome. Do you have the tools you need or can afford them? And hey! don't regret the 4 kids you have. Some people have just a birth and 6 or more babies are made. Cheer up.

dfrost:
There are sites you can learn them for free and they are some you can pay as low as 5,000 or little above that but you will need to write the exams and earn the certifications.

That is the only way you can prove that you have the required skill set.

dfrost:
Like I said from Ground Zero (0).

ITF+ (A+ is also CompTIA's advanced type for IT Fundamentals albeit more focus on computer components especially on the hardware side of things) - (CompTIA and ISACA have certifications for this level, albeit ISACA is expensive compared to CompTIA).

Network+ (or Networking skills) and Security+ (for securing networks and infrastructure) are advanced levels offered by CompTIA.

ISACA groups its own as ITCA - Information Technology Certified Associate.

These certifications can be gotten from multiple CB (Certification Bodies), but you can start with learning about these courses by registering with Udemy, Alison et al to learn them very well before sitting for the exams.

See below:

Credit: https://www.comptia.org/certifications/which-certification

Cc: Raymeg7

dfrost:
Nope. Anyone with resilence, sheer determination can do it.
Start with the fundamentals.

dfrost:
I'm not à boss ooh.
On a side noté, cybersecurity is à area that needs more hands than ever.
Start from ground 0.

dfrost:
You cracked me up with the first bolded comment Cybersecurity is a mine field. Even if you cannot get the bucks to hit the big certs, you can start from the bottom and rise. I hope you have a personal computer?