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@NewMum0615, I am the principal applicant, and I just noticed that while filling the eAPR form, my spouses contact address on our marriage certificate did not match with the address on her address history at the time, though the address was listed in her contact history, but the dates did not match.

Also, at the time we got married, her job was not stable (marketing without salary and all), so she filled ''Applicant'' as her occupation on the marriage certificate, but we filled the name of the company in her personal work history.

Please, are these red flags? We have submitted our application since, but we just noticed all these.

Dear House, I took d ielts yesterday, and during the writing, I mistakenly used task 2 answer sheet for task 1 and vice versa. I notified the British Council officer during the test but she said I should continue writing. I have been worried. Please, is there any implication for this? Thanks.

so sad.. rip.

is ur name on the list?

ethene:
we shouldn't rush to believe all we see online, someone may be trying to be mischievous here. in as much as I know such is very possible in naija at the same time the authenticity of that letter is questionable, one look at the dpr address on that letter(kolo Abayomi) secondly a letter from the house whip without a seal and lastly how did the letter get leaked.

Theres a received stamp on the letter, and u can see the dpr guest tag attached by whoever took the picture. this is unfair.

@Mods, please front page

Dear House,

I am in my early 30s and married with to kids. I work as a financial analyst and I do a lot of financial modelling and analysis.

The problem I have is that I dont remember things. I forget things very easily. I noticed that most of my friends and colleagues are very good with remebering numbers, dates etc. Some people remember numbers and things that were said months ago.

Please what can I do to improve my memory?

Hello, you can actually do the part time MBA in Unilag.. you musnt attend lectures everyday, cos the lecture halls are usually very crowded and I can bet u may not understand anything, also since the lectures ate in the evening agter work.

I advice you commence the part time programme, get your course outline and study ahead of the class, just make friends and get info as regards assignments and testa, u will be fine. I did a part time Msc Economics Unilag and had 3.90/5.00 GPA.

rien05:
Hello House,

Kindly advise me on which way to follow. I currently earn 150k per month and I am thinking of enrolling for an MBA in Unilag. My headache is I will have to pick the full time option because it is cheaper and has better lecture hours, which means I have to stop work. Classes are from 9am-2pm weekly. The fee is about 200k.
I am skeptical about the part time option because its classes are during the evenings from 4pm to 8pm. I live and work on the island(Ajah) and close by 5pm. My boss won't allow me close by 3pm. He might agree to close at 4pm but even if he agrees to 3pm, there's no way I will get to Unilag before 5:30pm(on a no traffic day) by public transport. And lets say I finish lectures by 8pm, with the traffic and all I might be getting home by 11pm or so(dangerous for a girl). And it will so tell on me because the stress will be too much.(I am already a Lekpa I don't want to disappear). The koko again is that the fees for part time is about 500k.(I just started earning 150k ooh and also ponzi finish my money at the beginning of the year. GREED. don't blame me ohh, many people fell victim with me).
The last option is the Executive MBA. Classes are on saturdays from 8pm to 4pm. The fee is about 2Million. I won't even go there.
If I say I should do another Masters course it will have to be a science course which are all full time.

My question is should I take the risk to forfeit my job and do my MBA? The forms are out. I want to prepare my mind before buying the form(N22,500). I really want an upgrade to my certificate. I also need money to keep me going because there is no one to lean on. Everybody is forming OYO. And I also don't want to regret embracing an opportunity now that I have money for fees. No one knows tomorrow. Please advise oooohhhhhh mbok

FTC

@Chingle5, you pass me with some seconds...

abujaniv:
Hello JaneDoe32117. Visitors to the US are expected to pay the full costs of any health care costs they incur. As the parents, you incur the costs of having a baby in the US. Medicaid is paid for by US taxpayers and is intended for indigent families--it is not free health care for all Americans.

Thanks a lot.

abujaniv:
I advise her to come onto this forum and ask her own questions.

Dear VO,


Our baby was admitted for two days after birth in the hospital. We are contemplating taking MassHealth and do not want to make a mistake.

Please advise.