olasquare22:

Yes u can use ur phone because the platform is so flexible that even if ur network is interrupted, u will always get back to where u stopped. Just that the questions plenty oooooo

Thanks a lot. I think is better we follow the instructions. I would rather use a laptop or a desktop.

Makanjuola89:

It was stated clearly in the mail that you should not use a phone.

Thanks

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I think u didn't get to interpret paystack instruction correctly. It state and I quote

"You must complete the test at least 24 hours after the application deadline for this role. Your application is not considered complete without a test result, so please aim to complete it as soon as possible"

This means that u should complete the assessment from the time u submit ur application till 24hrs after application deadline. So why would u want to wait till 24hrs after the deadline when the platform would no longer be accessible? Moreso, the assessment is much that u won't want to wait for deadline b4 completion. If memory served me right, the whole questions were Like above a hundred.[/quote

I'm considering using my phone to do the assessment test. How possible is that?

marooh:



Bros thanks for ur reply.

That's is the problem am facing now...

I needed a toyota hiace bus but the price is too high...and I need at least the Tokunbo type.

But am still searching to see if I can get one bus and pay instalmentally.

Hoping to get more help

Have you started the business? On the issue of mobility you can also get a small fairly used car which will equally help in buying stuffs, if you cannot afford a bus.

Lekki phase 1

MotorGuru:


Foreign used Corolla of course.

Most Nigerian used cars are evil. They have been badly abused which may ruin the new owner financially if care is not taken.

Nigerians sell their problems, not their cars

Thank you MotorGuru. God Bless you.

I need your opinion. Which would you recommend, a Nigerian used 2006 highlander or a foreign used corolla 2009.

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Bejewelled:
I used the information on the original post to renew my expired Driver's License in Lagos. It was indeed very helpful, as I had all my copies and passport photographs ready.
I paid N10,450, on the FRSC portal, for a 5-year validity.
Like the OP, I was confused as to which of the Eti-Osa FRSC offices was closest to Lekki and after unsuccessfully searching on the internet for the right address, I chose Eti Osa 2.

On Friday, I went to the FRSC closest to me on Km 15 Lekki-Epe Expressway and was informed that that office was Eti-Osa 3 and didn't handle drivers license renewals.
I was told that Eti-Osa 2 was covered by the FRSC office in Victoria Island, so I drove there.

On getting there, I was told that that office is actually Iru-VI and that Eti-Osa 1 and 2 were covered by the FRSC office on Simpson Street, Lagos Island.
It was too late to go there, so I set out for that office yesterday. I used Google maps and it wasn't difficult locating the office.

I was asked to go to a room for payment verification. The lady there asked me to pay N500 for that service. After money changed hands, I asked for my receipt and she quickly tucked the note into a drawer and told me that there was no receipt. That meant that money was hers.

The next step was the VIO office where I was informed of a Lagos State Government-imposed charge of N2,200 for Driver's License renewal. They had notices posted everywhere, to that effect and gave me some fliers too, to prove the legitimacy of that claim.

Their POS accepts only cards issued by Mastercard or Verified by Visa. I had only Visa cards, so one of the officers accepted a cash transfer into his account of the sum and he paid for me with his own card.

I had a written test, comprising of 10 questions, before answering a few oral questions and having an eye test.

I would have gone to the capture room, after that, but they had issues getting approvals for temporary licenses, at the time, so I was rescheduled for biometrics this morning.

Today, I spent less than 30 mins at the FRSC office, before I received my temporary license. I was informed that I should come pick up the permanent one in exactly 60 days, even if I do not get a sms from the FRSC.

Besides the confusion as to which office to go to, being made to part with N500 and the government charge, it was a seamless procedure.

please how do I get to iru vi, from Ajah? Using a taxy/bus.

How do I get to IRU-VI from Ajah? I would also like to know the possible questions that will be asked by the VIO. @msanda

REDDEVILS1:
go for the Corolla. Nothing beats driving a toks. Fyi get a pedal lock

Thanks a lot.

Guys please help me make a choice. Which would you recommend and why? Nigerian used highlander 2006 or a foreign used toyota corolla 2009.

I would greatly appreciate your opinions. Thanks.

Hi guys, I got an invite for a written test interview tomorrow in a school.who knows the nature of questions that might come up? Where should i focus in my preparations? Please i need your help urgently.

Sansa143:
Wish I could help,know a place but not in lag sha

Thanks dear.

Liftedhands:
No idea but you can check Ikota complex, good book shops should be there.

Or check CMS under bridge don't know if they are still there though.

Got mine from Amazon.

Thanks a lot. I will try Ikota complex.

@ liftedhands, please where can I get Karen Kingsbury 's books within Lekki Axis. Old or new at affordable prices.

Profandie:

Essential Government for SSS

Thanks i appreciate.

I need a good government text book, please guys recommend one for me.

Roland17:


My God will judge you especially if there is egg inside

Lol. There is egg inside.

Yummy Egg Roll

heavenet:

Here are some brands that you can check up: Solgar, Mason, Natures Field, Natures Aid...google these brands and depending on where you stay, your pharmacy should have it especially those ones that sell dietary supplements. cheers.

Thanks a lot, will check them up.

greenhealthng:
walk into any pharmacy store and ask for it,there are different varieties

OK thanks.

Hi, please can you recommend a good omega3 fish oil supplement which can work very well for the skin and overall good health.

Hi guys. Merry Christmas to you all.

Good morning house. This Akara is so delicious.

Food is ready.

mitchyy:
Good morning mamas. Please i have some questions i need clarifications on...

1. Whenever baby poops, it comes out from the top of the back of his diaper. Is there something i'm not doing well in respect to how i wear the diaper? Or could it be the diaper itself? I use molfix. It wasn't like this when we were using the mini size. It started leaking from the top when we moved to midi size.
My baby is two months old.

2. Baby is always coughing and makes choking sound when he's breastfeeding. How can i stop this? Yesterday, it led to him vomitting all the milk he sucked. But he's fine. No crying, no temperature, sleeps well and sucks well.

3. His diaper rash is back and refusing to leave. His bump is reddish and peeling badly. Any recommendation on what else i can apply to get rid of it!

4. I noticed something like dandruff on his head yesterday. Can i start using shampoo to wash his hair and what brand do you use or recommend?

Please, if you have an answer to at least one of my questions, pls help me out. Thanks

In addition to what other mamas have said, i would suggest you stop using molfix diaper and try other brands. My baby had the same experience with rashes until i switched to another brand of diaper.

Babzilla:

Wow
This is awesome.
I checked online our stores dobt seem to have them so ill try amazon or sonething. Nice one bro

If you are based in lagos, you will get it at Spar lekki branch. Just check upstairs.

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[quote author=Marc9 post=29646111]

Yes it does! And I'll also encourage you to eat natural fruits and vegetables.

Stay blessed!