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bebe2: ok,thank u
i think uni is the way to go
cos she needs to work, i need all the help i can get.

will start looking for schools today.

do i print out the application form and send to her or can she apply online?

is it ok if i apply for her?

You can apply online and yes you can apply for her.

This link will help you with list of unis and their rankings http://www.thecompleteuniversityguide.co.uk/league-tables/rankings

bebe2: tnk bro

is it only only uni dat she can go? how about colleges?

am saying dat becos of fees, they seem very expensive.

i went t0 manchester metroplitan and it was free for me

wud they accept just NECO results, dats all she has got.

as for ''gobe'' she will learn, wen i left home i was almost as bad but i now have a degree and my computer skills?? not bad .

She can go to college, it doesn't have to be uni but with college her right to work is zero or limited to 10hrs a week. Private colleges are most affected, public funded colleges are ok.

NECO will be accepted.

bebe2: Mr just wise pls dis is not a wise decision o, how can u close my thread and ask me to come here ? It's 12.36am and am still reading without gaining much.

Why can't u let pple come to my thread and answer my specific concerns? Must we all come to urs?

D think don long reach naaaa

Please open my thread, am a busy mum and can't go thru these, the info is for my niece.

I don't want to get discouraged before I even start the process.

Pls help

Post the question here for people to give their views, its not good to have threads all over the places while we can have it in one place for easy access.

Why not ask your niece to come and do the research and learn the process? This thread has all the info you need hence the reason why i directed you here

@WHIZBRO

What you are doing here will earn you a lengthy ban.

imperiouxx: Hi JW, help keep this thief silent by banning him/her on this section.

https://www.nairaland.com/863674/life-usa-student/16#19238027

Sorted.

Thanks for that.

emmysenior: They died of ignorance and stark illiteracy.

Money does not grow on trees in europe.

You just can't see a house and go inside to sleep.
Being an illegal immigrant, one have to keep hiding and be on the run always.

They will end up doing what would not even think of doing for survival here in Nigeria.

They forget that most people in diaspora don't always get as much sleep as most people at home do, they end up working in two or three places, just to be up and doing.

Apart from good roads, steady power supply, security, pipe borne water, fast internet services and cooking gas of which you still have pay bills for, there's not much better things.

In coming winter season, will cause much health problems to those who does not have heater in their homes.

Most of them will end up in refugee camps and may even die of malnutrition or harsh treatment.

Most of them will end up been repatriated back home in a shameful way.

Such a huge shame that their loved ones might not be able to see their dead bodies before they re given mass burial.

How much does your sleep worth?

Do you get all that free in Nigeria? Why don't you want to pay for what you use?

[quote author=miss-sweety86]So ask the other guy to comment without insulting Swiss people! And by the way it's also just a fact and that's why we have a migration partnership with Nigeria![/quote]Show me the insult

clapham: @Ikris

send me email

After 6yrs?

Siga: ...But why my people dey do... dem even make t-shirts and caps... this is so sad...

Can you contact Canadian authority from there?

[quote author=miss-sweety86]Wait that I receive the official MDGs report for Nigeria and I would show you that Switzerland is doing way better!!! By the way, this does not prove anything regarding Swiss citizens but all the people who live in Switzerland. And we have a lot of foreigners in our country (and not only high educated ones, e.g Nigerian drug dealers are plenty in main railway stations)[/quote]

Can you argue without insulting Nigerians? I edited your previous post containing similar comment, don't email me asking for some posts to be hidden because you don't like the content.

funkybaby: I still wont doubt her story.

he had a family emergency to attend to. he explained his situation to them at BHC (after all, they are human beings like you and I and not tin gods), he had all the required docs, he paid the fee and he was given the visa. how is that a big deal?

Its a big deal because there are hundreds of Nigerians with similar story, armed with all the requirements, ready to pay express service and still will not get a visa

teetee2: Hi justwise, im new on this thread, the topic is too lengthy to read from beginning. Please how can i apply for visiting visa being the first time and what are the requirements. thanks for your quick response

See these links

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visas-immigration/visiting/general/documents/

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/out-of-country/visitors.pdf

funkybaby: @ justwise

i wont doubt her story. as at 2007, if i remember correctly, the whole VFS system was yet to kick off. applications were lodged directly at the high commission.there was nothing like biometrics too.

i think people had to call certain phone numbers to book appointments in advance.

corporate organisations, etc usually got priority slots. so i am assumming there would have been emergency slots for visa applicants as at then.

so if babyscots's hubby walked into the BHC to request an emergency visa interview and he had all the right docs, they would have issued him the visa.

however, things are much different now. every application has to go through VFS.

For a corporate body, yes i can see that happening but for ordinary Nigerian...i still see it as too good to be true.

@babyscot

I have problem believing that he walked into British high commission without appointment or pre-visa application and was interviewed and issued a visa, that sound too good to be true. If that was the case then why not do it again this time around?

donphilopus: MODS, Justwise & Dis Guy, you can suggest this for FP to mukina2

www.nairaland.com/1500320/92-migrants-die-sahara-desert

THANKS

A lot of threads like this exist here already, some made front page as well. This is just one of them https://www.nairaland.com/551768/warning-disturbing-images-horror-attempting

adehiabhi: Hi all, I need factual opinion from anyone, just wise, babyscot, girlie,and any others. My 5 years old daughter's father applied for visiting visa for her, it was refused, appealed and determination allowed and its been over the space of a year. Last week, I got an email message to send the passport to the BHC in lagos for visa which I have done. I am waiting to hear from them as its been over a week now I dropped it off. Pls do u know how long it takes to get the visa stamped? The visa is for my daughter aged 5years applied for by her father in Uk. Can I send my sister to pick it up for me as I might be unable to make it again to lagos for pick up with an authorisation letter. Or what r d requirements for pick up for minor in this circumstances? Thanks

That will do.