Uzomacharles:
And Foolish People Dey There Dey Snap

tmphoto:
It’s for everyone, so as to receive updates concerning when there’s appointment date available

Ykxcels:
For those resuming in Spring 2021 only:

Students should send an email to LagosNIV@state.gov requesting an appointment for an F-1 student visa interview. The consular staff will simply add you to their mailing list and send you updates when appointment dates are open again. You will be the first to know.

Paragontek:


Yes. It's fine.

Paragontek:


You can get it certified in a court by a notary public at about 50 or 100 or 200 naira per page, depending on the location. I did mine at customary Court of appeal Enugu at 50 naira per copy.

Secondly, after getting it done, you may beg your institution to add the Certified documents to your transcripts when they are sending it. I don't know if this will be possible. I just think it would reduce cost of shipping for you.

AdenikeYeside08:
Good day all

Please, can anyone help me with GRE and TOEFL materials. Thank you in anticipation.
adetowubonikky@yahoo.com

greenskittles:


GRE: 166Q 162V 4.5AWA
TOEFL: 112/120 (27 Speaking 29 Listening 28 Reading 28 Writing)
Undergraduate GPA: (4.69/5.0)
Other awards: Best Graduating Student in Civil Engineering (Stanford asked for my performance relative to my peers, if available)
Extra Curricular activities: Chess Team captain
LORs: One from Deputy Provost, One from another Civil Lecturer (PhD holder), One from industry mentor
Other Skills: C++, MATLAB and Python programming
Work Experience: 1 year
Research Experience: Next to none (other than final year project)

Accepted: Stanford University(with funding), UIUC (with funding), University of Washington, University of Arizona
Rejected: Northwestern University

Northeastern:
Texas Tech is being proactive here.

You can be in your house in Nigeria and be performing GA duties and getting paid.

No GRE or TOEFl? No problem.

mizodumade:

I want to ask you some questions. How can I contact you? Thanks

oracle009:


It came along with admission. Stated in my letter

oracle009:
Thank you for the help so far.

I got a PhD admission to MCB at Ohio University with full tuition waiver and teaching assistantship. My i-20 came in last week and there was no deficit. However, I was asked to hold $2k for initial survival.
Stated on the i-20, program starts August 12, 2020
Class begins August 24, 2020
Earliest admission date: july 13, 2020.

MY ENQUIRIES:
1. Can I go ahead and pay my SEVIS fee now? Who can you refer to help me with making the payment in USA?

2. Should I go ahead and make my Visa payment and pick an appointment date now? Won't it be too early considering that August is the resumption. If not, when will be the right time to apply?


Thank you

Moshkom:


YES. F1!!

brashear:


Yes F1

brashear:


is your Bsc transcript sealed? use the same process if its sealed.

fairheart:
You are welcome. Be free to contact anyone or drop your questions on the thread. Wish you the best!

encryptjay:

I tell you, I watched it around 8 and he was just making people around laugh. There was a time he should them his PVC before jokingly checking his wife's voting sheet, the stuff was just funny.

tempest01:
Cardiff shouldn't escalate issues, if a deal was signed prior to the untoward event happening, thry should hold on to their end of the bargain.

Topmaike007:
we need to remove politics From sports in Nigeria to see our sport grow.

dominique:


A lot of things are wrong with the league, the fans also have a share of the blame. I heard most of them don't pay to watch matches live in the stadium. They have ways of wriggling themselves in. Lets not talk about crowd violence, they need to know that it's not their teams birth right to win at home. Even referees are scared to award a visiting team penalty because of crowd violence. It will take a lot of work before the league gets attractive to sponsors

TheSaxophonist:
Photo- Cameroon’s president, Paul Biya

Cameroonian political parties have crisscrossed the country ahead of the presidential elections on Sunday. Except for one candidate, no one has been able to organize campaigns in the restive Anglophone regions.
Eight candidates representing a string of opposition parties are vying to oust 85-year-old incumbent President Paul Biya, who has ruled Cameroon since 1982 and is also seeking a seventh term.
But unrest in most parts of the country has triggered a serious refugee crisis, forcing thousands of residents to flee to neighboring Nigeria.
On Thursday, President Paul Biya’s campaign team came under gun fire as their convoy was driving top speed through the main highway into Buea, capital of the English-speaking southwest region.
Several supporters of the ruling CPDM party were injured in the gunfire exchange between government troops and armed separatists. Biya himself was not part of the Buea campaign convoy. One of Biya’s party official Gerald Ngalla told DW that “the president was worried that his presence in Buea could lead to further bloodshed.”
Credible elections “impossible”
Prince Ekosso, head of the United Socialist Democratic Party, believes the election will be flawed. “It is impossible for credible elections to take place in the northwest and the southwest,” Ekosso said.
Ekosso’s party, which had maintained a traditional support base in the south, could not hold any rally in the restive region, due to threats by the separatists, who have vowed to stop the elections in the Anglophone areas. “As a matter of fact, the towns and cities of the northwest and the southwest have been deserted,” Ekosso said.
He added that: “It’s already late now for anything to be done for free and fair elections to take place in the two regions.”
Opposition candidates have also been avoiding the restive regions too. FDP candidate Akere Muna was travelling through the English-speaking town of Mutengene and was chased by angry protesters. Four civilians were killed.
Last week, eight CPDM supporters who were planning a campaign rally in Bamenda were kidnapped from a hotel and have not been seen since then.

Around 246,000 people have been displaced in the southwest, according to the UN, while no estimate exists for the northwest region which is largely inaccessible to aid groups and journalists.
Some 25,000 others are sheltering in neighboring Nigeria, according to the UN. In the face of continuing clashes, a surge of troops is planned, according to a senior official.
Elecam has also said that some polling stations will be “relocated” in the Anglophone region which has traditionally been a reliable well of votes for the main opposition Social Democratic Front (SDF) whose candidate is Joshua Osih.
He has described the planned “relocations” in interviews as “an illegal measure” that could damage his chances.

More:
https://insiderpostonline./2018/12/22/violence-ahead-of-cameroons-presidential-election-as-25000-flee-to-nigeria/

Alzirida:
Simple quality CPR
With or without defibrillation could have save this 23 yr old Nigerian

samplanner:
OMG, dropping Ola Aina is totally unfair, this is the guy that has England future, but he chosed to play for Nigeria, Plus he is very good attacking and can dribble. Let the coach explain to us why Echiejile and Idowu are better than him.