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Hello, people.

Please let's keep this page active. Does anyone have news concerning the outcome of the test?

I feel like we may hear news as from Friday.

Loveenamudu:
Me too,I need help with this

3+10= 13/2 = 6.5

15+17 = 32/2 = 16

36+4 = 40/2 = 20.

26) 40×2 = 80. 80 -15 = 65

27) 12.5×2 = 25. 25 - 23= 2

28) 12+31.5 = 43.5/2 = 21.75

29) 5+10=15/2 = 7.5

30) 15×2 = 30. 30-27 = 3

The exam was only Maths and English, each subject had 30 questions for 25 minutes. This was different from the email they sent which mentioned 60 questions (in total) for 60 minutes.

In all things, we give thanks. If it took 8wks+ to schedule the test, who knows when the results will be released?

How can we keep in touch with each other?

iPLEXUS:
I got admitted to Jackson State university for the MPH degree starting in spring 2021. I actually got admitted to University of Illinois Springfield and University of North Carolina too but all without funding. JSU became the cheapest of the 3 and my decision to go to JSU is purely financial. I am in my second year working as a medical doctor here in Nigeria. My parents have made 10 million naira available to me in my bank account and I have 4 million as my personal savings totaling #14M. I am about to request my i 20 this week. I have concerns over the source of funding that will appear on my i 20 and what to fill as sponsor on my ds180. The DSO at JSU has said the i-20 carries a total fund of 19736 for one year.

Should you submit your sources of funding the way you've explained, your savings may show as 'Personal Funds' while that of your parents might be labelled 'Family funding'.

Stylish186:
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Abeg which app be this?

The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC), operator of the SPDC Joint Venture, is delighted to announce the Ninth annual SPDC JV Niger Delta Postgraduate Scholarship for applicants from Bayelsa, Delta, Imo and Rivers states.

Application Deadline: 15th April 2020.

Eligible African Countries: Nigeria (Rivers, Delta, Imo and Bayelsa States)

To be taken at (country): The scholarship is offered in partnership with three prestigious and internationally recognised universities in the United Kingdom Imperial College London, University of Aberdeen and the University of Leeds UK

Accepted Subject Areas? The following courses at the three institutions qualify for the scholarship:

Imperial College London
MSC Petroleum Engineering
MSC Petroleum Geoscience

University College London
MSC Geophysics
MSc Safety & Reliability Engineering for Oil & Gas
MSC Advanced Chemical Engineering MSc Integrated Petroleum Geoscience

University of Leeds
MSC Exploration Geophysics
MSC Electronic/Electrical Engineering

About Scholarship: Each year the Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria (SPDC) offers scholarship awards to students form the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. The Oil and Gas company is delighted to announce the annual SPDC Niger Delta Postgraduate Scholarship Scheme for applicants from Rivers, Delta and Bayelsa States.

The scholarship scheme is aimed to provide an opportunity for qualifying students from the three Niger Delta States to further their education in courses that are relevant to the oil and gas industry.

Offered Since: 2010

Type: Postgraduate (Masters)

By what Criteria is Selection Made? Candidates must have gained admission to study at any of the participating universities in one of the qualifying courses

Who is qualified to apply?

1. To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must
display sound intellectual ability and leadership potential.

2. meet the individual university’s English Language requirements (usually at least 6.5 in IELTS score valid for Sept. 2020 admission). Please note that TOEFL is no longer recognised by most UK universities. Candidates are advised that failure to meet each university’s English Language requirement at the time of selection may invalidate their application.

3. be aged between 21-28 years by 30/09/2020.
be an indigene of Rivers, Delta, Imo or Bayelsa states (documentary proof of this will be required and will be verified).
currently reside in Nigeria.

4. plan to return to Nigeria on completion of the proposed programme of study.

5. have obtained a university degree (at least of equivalent standard to a UK Second Class Upper Honours degree).

6. not have studied previously in the UK or any other developed country

7. have a Nigerian international passport valid till December 2021

8. be neither a current nor former employee (who has left employment less than 5 years before) of SPDC or the Royal Dutch Shell Group or any Shell company or the local Nigerian consultant.

9. not be a spouse, child or ward of staff of Shell Companies in Nigeria or the local Nigerian consultant.

What are the benefits? The scholarship will cover tuition, one economy return-flight ticket from Nigeria to the UK and a contribution towards living expenses only.

How long will sponsorship last? One year postgraduate Masters Studies

How can I Apply?

Submit application for admission to any of the participating universities for any of the qualifying courses.
Application forms for the scholarship will ONLY be available through the websites of the Imperial College London, the University of Leeds and University of Aberdeen, following a formal offer of admission by the university.

The universities will process applications and select candidates to attend interviews before being considered for final selection.
Completed scholarship application forms must reach participating universities and the local Nigerian consultant not later than April 15, 2020.
Visit Scholarship Webpage for Details

Notes:
Please note that the stipends are based on the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) published living rates and are limited to this only

This is a non-committal scholarship. Note that NEITHER SPDC NOR any of its affiliate companies is obligated to offer employment of any sort to any candidate upon graduation neither are successful candidates bonded to SPDC for any period of time on account of the scholarship award.

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Don't just take my word for it. Below are the complaints of another nairalander.

Dear nairalanders,

I think it's only right that I advise you against investing with Stanbic IBTC. I'm mainly talking about their so-called Mutual Funds.

I started their mutual funds subscription based on the recommendation of a friend via their online platform. The sum of #5k was the minimum amount needed. I didn't know that it was just a fee for opening the account!!! Still not pertubed, I put it more money, and then began monitoring my ROI which was initially fair but has steeply declined! I set up a new stanbic account via their online platformwhich I intended to use to redeem my subscription.

After a while, I noticed that other investments were doing relatively better than their Mutual funds and decided to cash out. That's where problem started. Firstly,I had issues with the stanbic IBTC account to be used to redeem the funds. They don't have ATM cards for that type of account and refuses to grant me an internet ID and password for no tenable reason! I then decided to change the bank account to another one. They said it'll take 7 working days just to change my bank account. Meanwhile, I set up that Mutual Fund in 2 days!

I waited patiently for 7 business days bit didn't get any feedback. I then decided to call them today. The first customer care personnel rudely hung up the phone on me, on top my own airtime! I called again around 8:30am and was told that I'll be contacted within 30 mins. These people didn't call after one hour after which I decided to call them again. They said that an email would be sent today. After 4 hours, with no email, I contacted them again. The customer care personnel didn't even have access to my Mutual Fund details!!! I then had to wait for 2 hours before she called back, telling me that since I opened it online e, I have to fill a subscription form as the initial signature I sent wasn't in their records. I asked her if they didn't know that I opened the Mutual fund account online. She went dumb. She said that a form would be sent to my email but as at now, there's nothing!!

In summary, I'd advise prospective investors to avoid Stanbic IBTC products. Don't be deceived. They have little respect for their customers, the worst customer care service and lots of hidden policies. Furthermore, their ROI is poor. Avoid them like a plague, they'll do you no good!!!

PS: Sent them the bank nomination forms on 31st October. After 8 business days, there's still no tangible response! This is one of the reasons why some businesses do not expand.

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Damilola Mike-Bamiloye, the first son of popular Christian Film producer, Mike Bamiloye, ties the nuptial knot with his heartthrob. Damilola has been immensely in Mount Zion Films productions.
He is getting married today to Dr. Emmanuella Evbuoma, a medical doctor who attended the University of Ibadan. May God bless this beautiful couple.

PS: Below are some of their prewedding pictures.

Are you travelling today? I'm going to Katsina from Lagos.