₦airaland Forum

I now see the like cause of his hypertension.. Viagra

Hmm! gradually somebody is coming back home. We will receive you like the father received the prodigal son. We missed you, cos u made some of us aligned with where we are before you deviated.

My advice for u, maintain this balance and neutrality in your reportage. That is where u rightly belong.

Great

Another dismantling, the wind of change has partially berthed in Kogi before proceeding to Bayelsa. IKUKU OMA

Nonybb:
Buhari is an IDIOT

Better see a psychiatrist before you hit the streets.

Lai Mohammed has started in a different capacity.

Search your self cos like begets Like.

Tinubu sending selfish politicians on early retirement since the days of Methuselah.

Sai baba
Jagaban

next time buy from a registered pharmacy and not your next door Aboki shop.

Interesting

Brave and fearless.

Serves her right

Subscribing to any of this is like pouring water into basket.

I must confess that I love this act.

Omo Delta don enter into one chance again?? Are we caused with bad leaders self??

did you say this man is a lawyer??

gab264:
Useless nation......
Nigeria you and yaa leaders shall not no peace
For the rest of thaa days....
Ur policies have shown who u truly are.
Boko haram will never end in the north.
Economy of the dis nation shall crumble more and more.
No amount of policies shall revamp it again.
Buhari u shed innocent bloods just to get to dat sit.
But behold, thou shall not see it end, those bloods u shed are crying every day in the presence of our Almighty God.
Because of his anger, he has dispatched angel of destruction to the economy of this useless nation,.
Ur policies will turn to the worst.
Many have lost there jobs within this period of destruction.
Very soon Nigeria will crawl into reccesion, yaa foreign reserve shall be deplated, tribes shall rise and emerges as a nations.
Maa pple will have there freedom,....there oppression are maa concern, am pained!! cus of it.
I have poured out maa anger,with a great force shall it occur.
I will curse thaa who cus maa pple, there generation shall I curse.
I will spare not dis nation,.....it past leaders shall I punish,......for they have melted much suffering to the children of the almigthy.
am coming for em............
When u migth ave seen all this signs, u will no that am yaa God.

Thus says the lord.

So shall it be unto you and your family. Wasted offspring

Campaign don start immediately??

God of ameachi is my God. Somebody sud help me shout Amen pls.

Dele

Sorry cheif wailer TonyeBacarnista has stolen the show,although he is beginning to loose it too.

The the evil ones are after the SGF

Ameachi steps in in a grand style.

This akpabio na clown. Calls APC the second largest party in Nigeria

The lion of Africa

i de laff

smuth:
[size=15pt]Guess Konga is giving them a very tough competition...it is not easy out there.

Konga will be like "Catch us if you can"[/size]

Not a cojecture but FACT

Akiko

Thanks Big Francis.

bigfrancis21:
Yes, your current visa does put you at a vantage point for getting the F1 visa. More so, the fact that you are going for PhD studies. Rarely are PhD students denied visas. The very fact that you have a visitor's visa, visited the US and returned to Nigeria as promised shows some level of credibility in you. When you go for your interview, your B1/B2 visa will be cancelled and you will be issued the F1 visa instead.

Do not visit the US again to try to get admission from there and begin school from there. Apply for your student visa here in Nigeria. It is easier than to try to adjust status to F1 status from B1/B2 while in the US. There is a 90% denial rate of status adjustment from B1/B2 to F1 while in the US as you would have to prove without reasonable doubt why you're suddenly changing status and your status change wasn't premeditated i.e. you knew in advance that you were going to go to school in the US after you arrive but yet came on the wrong visa type.

Most schools offer funding with PhD admissions, especially if starting in the Fall semester. I suppose that's the semester you're applying for?

As a PhD potential candidate, it is 100% recommended that you write the GRE exam. The benefits of a PhD admission are quite many and you need to work hard for it, especially with near-perfect applications coming from Chinese and Indian students. You definitely want your application to stand out.

In addition to your current school, be sure to apply to at least 2 other schools to increase your chances of funding. Do not apply to only this one school except you are very sure you would be given funding with your admission.

To apply you would need a GRE score (for most schools), your transcripts (either direct from your UG university or via a translation agency), a TOEFL score (optional for many schools that recognize Nigeria as English-speaking), a statement of purpose outlining your reasons for doing Masters and your goals, application fee for the school you're applying to and maybe any journals or papers that you have written or published.

slimmy05:
Is the PhD fully funded? If it's not abeg abeg find something better. Well you don't need GRE since you already have a masters degree. You can either apply and get your admission then proceed to F-1 visa or you can get your admission early enough to afford you the time to adjust status. But the easiest and faster route is apply for an F-1 in Nigeria, I assure you, your visa will be approved, you have a lot of valid points that can get you your visa without hassles.

Thanks Slimmy05. can i PM u??

pls I need some clarifications.
I have my Masters from a naija univerisity and seek ing to pursue my PHD in d states.

I currently have a 2 year visiting Visa and just came back to Nigeria last week after the first visit.

While their, I visited a school and my desire to pursue my PHD in such environment wouldn't be a wrong one I must confess.

A friend told me to do a second visit and try and apply over there in d states for my student visa. How feasible is that or i must do it in Nigeria??

Does my current visa put me on any vantage position to secure a student visa if offered an admission

Can I have a summary of the required documents to pursue an admission?

Is GRE mandatory, cos d school visited did not mention that.?

Brothers and sisters ur candid input will not go unappreciated

Hi guys, good to be here again . pls I need some clarifications.
I have my Masters from a naija univerisity and seek ing to pursue my PHD in d states.

I currently have a 2 year visiting Visa and just came back to Nigeria last week after the first visit.

While their, I visited a school and my desire to pursue my PHD in such environment wouldn't be a wrong one I must confess.

A friend told me to do a second visit and try and apply over there in d states for my student visa. How feasible is that or i must do it in Nigeria??

Does my current visa put me on any vantage position to secure a student visa if offered an admission

Can I have a summary of the required documents to pursue an admission?

Is GRE mandatory, cos d school visited did not mention that.?

Brothers and sisters ur candid input will not go unappreciated.

CC: imperioux, walspring, and other gurus in da house.