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taiwo92:
@jidoex66 taking about the issue of transcript, I have one address to another school in another country, can I use it or what can u advice. better still how your own take be in ur time.

I don't understand the question, can you reframe it pls

sarzy:
Pls, if anyone is currently a student at Cyprus International University, pls let me know. Got some questions.

I am. Wats d question

Landmark445:
Please how long does it take the Turkish visa to come out after appointment/interview, I'm asking so I will know what to type in my departure date. I'm applying for Tourist visa to Turkey

A week after interview date

Adnan621:
Guys!!
I've read tru this North Cyprus posts and how u guys been dragging it on here.. The fact is its quite simple..Just have it in mind that u wana go there for your schooling and use it as a stepping stone to other better countries...you will see job( kinda hard to get tho) but its gona be on a full time basis..when I was there ,I had to leave cuz someone I trusted carted away with my tuition .the person paid for a semester for me...my
brother told me to stay over but I told him hell nope...I came back to Nigeria ,tho i was in for MSC in Biomedical engineering in Yakin dogu.,I.e near east uni...but fortunately for me I got back to nija,it was a hard decision that got my friends cried and all that I was leaving them...I told them I finished with a good grade in Nigeria, I had it in mind that i was gona get a good job and Glory be to Almighty ,I now work with The Nigerian space Agency ( Alhamdulillah). Now I can tell u with all the grace of God ,there is no where on this planet that I can not sponsor myself to... Some would say I'm lying,but back then i was staying at Gonyeli 15,domanli sokak Nicosia ,from my balcony I watch the Cypriot army training every morning.... I got a job at a filling station ,the white man was like I would have to sign a five year deal .I asked him why ? He said cuz it will take him a lot to process my work permit at virgi dairesi (immigration office) ..I told him hell nope .I rather go back to my country ,I am here for study not for slave..I left him...I can give u my name on fbk and my guys we stay with back then ,one of them is in Poland now married to a polish woman ,one is in France now,one is in Greece now...jerry is back home in nija and jack and Daniel are still out there....life is not what u think in north Cyprus.. I'm even planning to go on a visit but I can still tell u,ergan airport where u will land is not bigger than Ilorin airport (ahaahhahahahah) the cold makes u look fresh....but my best advice for u...if u wana go to Cyprus, then find your way to the south Cyprus that belongs to the Greek part (shengen part) that's a hint for you....I'm not an agent ooooo......but if u want more clarifications then add me on whatsapp.. 08096603806...and please to you guys is it that Mr Lukman is still at that Turkish embassy If anyone has his number can I have it pls ...let's chat on that number I dropped ...when I saw Nigerians trying to make a way in 2009, I spent my 4000usd upkeep trying to help them feed....moments I can't ever forget...think twice before u go to north Cyprus ..get your money and go to school and from there find your way to another country and mostly highest salary back then was 1200TL which is like 130,000 naira....our house rent is 500pounds,my house was owned by a British woman, light 53000 naira,water 11000 naira and note the water is not drinkable ooo....hmmmmn its the water from Mediterranean sea ooo fukin salty u drink it ....say goodbye to Hollywood. ( ahahahahahaha) just in a 4-Bedroom apartment.. Imagine this and we were 7one lady among us. Now the worse part was the day the woman noticed we were 7 she said she will report to police and that was how we begin to dodge in and out..no free movement. They don't tolerate that back then ,can't say for now ....if u don't go there with enough cash.... Hmmmmmmmn....you will work from morning till night in cold ooo...kudos to my guys .go and check them on Facebook ( myself Bello Azeez AL-Adnan, Ismail has,eki Dennis, odewumi temitayo, keye dahchu ,jerry Kataiko ,e.t.c.and now we thank God for where we are today ....please if anyone of u wants to hear more ,kindly buzz me on whatsapp.. Pls don't call me ..I ain't been proud its cuz am the busy type at work .I'm sure the stubborn types will still call...(ahahahahahahah) go ahead I'll pick it....and if anyone has lukman's phone number ...pls leme have it....God bless my people God bless Nigeria.

Nice one bro. U couldn't say it more

majour:
Great work OP, I miss my alma mata but I won't allow my enemy come to that school o, Na hustle we hustle all thru school, school pass thru us, no fun, but it all teaches u a vital lesson, SURVIVAL, I rep 2015 set, presently in ekiti serving with fayose and his public scam of politics

Nice one, buh its better than d days of oloyede trust me, I'm 2011 set.

seanaddy:
House Pls I have some urgent questions.
1. Is north Cyprus a member of the European Union?
2. Near East University <are their Postgraduate ertificates recognized here in Nigeria?? >
3. Are there job possibilities over there??
Will appreciate meaningful feedback on my questions... Thanks everyone in anticipation.

@que 1. Not even country yet, its a capital NO, not a membet of EU
@que2. I really can't tell.
@que3. Let your hope not be too high. A few odds job could do.

jaybros:
Can u send me your breakdown of your own.

Justpaul667@gmail

Check ur mail

Damsonkc:
Thanks bro.

Uw

Damsonkc:
Please house I have a very important question. Is it possible to live in Nicosia and School at Famagusta? I am planning on going for my master's at Famagusta but I have family in Nicosia who are willing to take me in. Please is it realistically feasible? Thanks all. Mr Wip, thank you for your assistance during my admission process. I need your help on this too.

Its possible dude

jaybros:
Masters Electrical and Electronic Engineering.

Thats a bit high, also taking masters in elect elect engr at CIU, nt up to dat. Wats d break down

taiwo92:
good afternoon everyone. please am I to upload all the required documents in JPEG format in the Turkish site during registration and also take them along to the embassy. don't be angry with me oo if am asking too much. and like how much does igi or any insurance company charge for the travel insurance.

The format are written on their website, you will go along with the documents, igi charge 2800 early dis year that i know off and others should charge less than 4k for a week insurance.

onile1975:
PLS HOUSE from ur experience like how many weeks is nomally btw departure date and appointment date dat will appear on d system i want to no this so that i can put travel date dat will b convenient for me.

It depends, u should consider visa collection date with respect to departure date and not appointment, you shld consider when the school u r going is resuming among different things, you could book d departure date to some days after the visa collection date. All ur choice and plan. Best of luck

taiwo92:
thanks I got ur msg. please where can I get the insurance stuff, is there any designated insurance company.

Go to any IGI branch near u, search google for the nearest to u

jaybros:
EMU has offered me the admission. But I was thinking initially that with about 1.7-2m naira I can cover all related expenses, what I'm seeing now is running upwards of 2.5m....advice please

For masters/undergraduate program? and what course?

taiwo92:
am going there for MSc civil engineering. and I have the student copy of my transcript can I use it. secondly what is the minimum tuition fee I can pay before the school issue UCL to me.

Sorry for late reply, yes u can and its 1k dolls

propzncribz:
OK thanks, what's the procedure please? Is it a never ending process if you don't part away with money at any point. Does free mean free?

There is no special procedure, they will come around and survey the area and then they direct their installer to come around and install, i work as an installer for some area in ikeja: alausa, oregun, alade market area before i left for my master program. Just chill and wait till they get to your area

taiwo92:
thank u @ jidoex66 pls can u link me with that ur friend at emu

He's nt a nairalander, don't worry ask whatever u need to know

taiwo92:
just want to know how the admission process is and some things about emu generally. I mean masters program in civil engineering. pls is the person a Nigerian. kindly reply ASAP.

Ur passport data page, olevel, 1st degree, academic transcript and CV

taiwo92:
good morning, please is there anybody here doing his masters in civil engineering at emu your attention is highly needed.

I stdy elect engr @ CIU but gat a friend at emu.whats d prb

penroll55:
This is what am talking about. You talking based on assumption and what someone told you and you trying to pass false information to some people here as well.

Make your research before trying to defend what you don't know and assuming on.

For record sake, i did adminsion for my close friend with his hnd at CIU, he will be paying any moment from now. But that doesn't still take away the fact that CIU is better than most school in naija so I don't think there should be any argument.

About 90%?speak for yourself bro,am not in NC yet but i have more than 10 families and friends over there and they are not disappointed,again,speak for yourself and not by typing 90%.

You are not wrong, it all depends, am a masters student at CIU and i know a thing or two abt other schools and the island, i wont discourage people coming here, i'd rather tell them the situations to meet but the pity is most of these agents are interested in what the schools per dem for each student so they do everything possible to make them come.

earc101:
Please house i need help , I want to notarize Sponsor Letter , I need to know how much it will cost and also if anybody can help with contacts ...

You can do that at any high court, depends where you are, should not be more than 1k in city like lagos and say 500h for ilorin, i have done same thing in both cities

Ayomide94:
Electrical / electronic engineering

Thats cool, i am masters student at CIU as well , Electrical Electronic Engineering. Any assistance u need u can ask if can render

blym4real:
hello bro I need your help

Wats dat

matosan:
Hello. pls are u a student at ciu? Do u need a room mate off campus? Looking for accomodation.

Yea am a student at CIU.

wip7:
Wow, congrats...best wishes here...go and make us proud!

Thanks.

wip7:
That's won't be an issue for u...actually I don't really see the need for this health insurance since most travelers spend just one day or two in turkey.

Good day bro, thanks for d assistance, I'm now in nicosia

jidoex66:
The fall in oil production in Nigeria for the month of February is partly responsible for the rise in the price of crude oil in the international oil market. This is according to the Oil Market Report (OMR) of the International Energy Agency (IEA) for the month of March.
The report also listed Iran and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as the other countries that helped to boost oil price through reduced output. It said Iran’s return to the market had been less dramatic than the Iranians said it would be.
“In February we believe that production increased by 220 kb/d and, provisionally, it appears that Iran’s return will be gradual,” the report stated.
The IEA in the report, stated that global oil supplies eased by 180 000 barrels per day (180 kb/d) in February, to 96.5 million barrels per day (mb/d), on lower OPEC and non-OPEC output. “But production stood 1.8 mb/d above a year earlier, as a slight decline in non- OPEC was more than offset by OPEC gains. Non-OPEC production in 2016 is estimated to fall by 750 kb/d, to 57.0 mb/d, 100 kb/d less than foreseen in last month’s Report.
“OPEC crude oil production eased by 90 kb/d in February to a still-robust 32.61 mb/d with losses from Iraq, Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates partly offset by a substantial rise in flows from post-sanctions Iran. Saudi Arabia, OPEC’s largest producer, held supplies steady,” the report indicated. Similarly, the IEA said non-OPEC production also slipped by 90,000 barrels a day in February to 57.1 million barrels per day, and are expected to fall by 750,000 barrels a day this year and that total U.S. oil output is forecast to decline by nearly 530,000 barrels per day this year, to 12.4 million barrels a day.
It noted that non-OPEC producers such as those in the U.S. and Canada, who have far higher production costs than OPEC producers mitigated lower oil prices by cutting production and exploration. Such moves have had a knock-on effect on lowering non-OPEC oil supply.
“There are clear signs that market forces … are working their magic and higher-cost producers are cutting output,” the IEA said. It further pointed out that sharp decelerations in demand growth, particularly in the United States and China, pulled global growth down to a one-year low of 1.2 mb/d in the fourth quarter of last year compared with the year earlier, dramatically below the near five-year high of 2.3 mb/d in the previous quarter, adding that a gain of around 1.2 mb/d is forecast for 2016. While noting that international crude oil prices had recovered remarkably in recent weeks, the report warned that this should not be taken as a clear sign that the worst was over.
“It is clear that the current direction of travel is the correct one, although with a long way to go. Without an increase in demand expectations, high-cost oil suppliers will continue to bear the brunt of the market-clearing process,” the IEA said.
Oil prices fell at the beginning of this year to below $27 per barrel, raising concerns about the ability of Nigeria to finance its 2016 budget which pegged oil benchmark at $38 per barrel. With price now at $40 per barrel, an amount above the benchmark, there appears to be light at the end of the tunnel. Demand, supply to balance in 2017 Meanwhile, in spite of the ease in oil production, the IEA report, however, observed that output was still 1.8mb/d above the level it was a year ago, pointing out that there is still a glut of about a million barrels per day, down from about 2 million b/d a year ago.
The IEA, however, believes that demand and supply should balance in 2017. The body left its demand growth forecast for 2016 at 1.2m b/d, driven by India and smaller Asian economies. China which was the pillar for global oil demand for the last decade will see growth of 330,000 b/d this year. This compares to an average of 440, 000 b/ d for the last 10 years.
“We expect India and other smaller non-OECD Asian economies and the Middle East to provide most of the 2016 growth. The foundations for global demand growth are sound, but not rock-solid,” the IEA said. The IEA cautioned that any further rises in oil prices could dampen demand growth. “The foundations for global demand growth are sound, but not rock-solid,” the IEA warned.

leadership.ng/news/508792/nigeria-contributed-rise-global-oil-price-iea

The fall in oil production in Nigeria for
the month of February is partly
responsible for the rise in the price of
crude oil in the international oil market.
This is according to the Oil Market
Report (OMR) of the International
Energy Agency (IEA) for the month of
March.

The report also listed Iran and the
United Arab Emirates (UAE) as the
other countries that helped to boost oil
price through reduced output. It said
Iran’s return to the market had been
less dramatic than the Iranians said it
would be.

“In February we believe that
production increased by 220 kb/d and,
provisionally, it appears that Iran’s
return will be gradual,” the report
stated.

The IEA in the report, stated that
global oil supplies eased by 180 000
barrels per day (180 kb/d) in February,
to 96.5 million barrels per day (mb/d),
on lower OPEC and non-OPEC output.
“But production stood 1.8 mb/d above
a year earlier, as a slight decline in non-
OPEC was more than offset by OPEC
gains. Non-OPEC production in 2016 is
estimated to fall by 750 kb/d, to 57.0
mb/d, 100 kb/d less than foreseen in
last month’s Report.

“OPEC crude oil production eased by
90 kb/d in February to a still-robust
32.61 mb/d with losses from Iraq,
Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates
partly offset by a substantial rise in
flows from post-sanctions Iran. Saudi
Arabia, OPEC’s largest producer, held
supplies steady,” the report indicated.
Similarly, the IEA said non-OPEC
production also slipped by 90,000
barrels a day in February to 57.1
million barrels per day, and are
expected to fall by 750,000 barrels a
day this year and that total U.S. oil
output is forecast to decline by nearly
530,000 barrels per day this year, to
12.4 million barrels a day.

It noted that non-OPEC producers such
as those in the U.S. and Canada, who
have far higher production costs than
OPEC producers mitigated lower oil
prices by cutting production and
exploration. Such moves have had a
knock-on effect on lowering non-OPEC
oil supply.

“There are clear signs that market
forces … are working their magic and
higher-cost producers are cutting
output,” the IEA said.
It further pointed out that sharp
decelerations in demand growth,
particularly in the United States and
China, pulled global growth down to a
one-year low of 1.2 mb/d in the fourth
quarter of last year compared with the
year earlier, dramatically below the
near five-year high of 2.3 mb/d in the
previous quarter, adding that a gain of
around 1.2 mb/d is forecast for 2016.
While noting that international crude
oil prices had recovered remarkably in
recent weeks, the report warned that
this should not be taken as a clear sign
that the worst was over.

“It is clear that the current direction of
travel is the correct one, although with
a long way to go. Without an increase
in demand expectations, high-cost oil
suppliers will continue to bear the
brunt of the market-clearing process,”
the IEA said.

Oil prices fell at the beginning of this
year to below $27 per barrel, raising
concerns about the ability of Nigeria to
finance its 2016 budget which pegged
oil benchmark at $38 per barrel. With
price now at $40 per barrel, an amount
above the benchmark, there appears
to be light at the end of the tunnel.
Demand, supply to balance in 2017
Meanwhile, in spite of the ease in oil
production, the IEA report, however,
observed that output was still 1.8mb/d
above the level it was a year ago,
pointing out that there is still a glut of
about a million barrels per day, down
from about 2 million b/d a year ago.

The IEA, however, believes that
demand and supply should balance in
2017.
The body left its demand growth
forecast for 2016 at 1.2m b/d, driven
by India and smaller Asian economies.
China which was the pillar for global oil
demand for the last decade will see
growth of 330,000 b/d this year. This
compares to an average of 440, 000 b/
d for the last 10 years.

“We expect India and other smaller
non-OECD Asian economies and the
Middle East to provide most of the
2016 growth. The foundations for
global demand growth are sound, but
not rock-solid,” the IEA said.
The IEA cautioned that any further
rises in oil prices could dampen
demand growth.
“The foundations for global demand
growth are sound, but not rock-solid,”
the IEA warned.

lexycool01:
7 days insurance. just go to IGI insurance company near u, it cost 2800naira

I did mine yesterday at royal exchange, but the destination on it was schengen and not turkey, will this be acceptable at the embassy and was yours carrying turkey. thanks