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WiziAgozie:
Bro the eligibility letter is different from special university entrance qualification what the school wants u to do is this
Tho They have reviewed your application they simple WAnt u to get admission here in Nigeria and legalize and show to them.
For example you studied geoinformatics here in nigeria
For ur first degree And u want to apply for m.sc in gis in TU Graz, they feel ur course outline from ur degree do not qualify you for d admission so they will ask u for
special university entrance qualification which means u should apply for m.sc gis here in Nigeria ur admission letter becomes ur special university entrance qualification Once u get it... It will be only valid when the embassy authenticate it... The embassy will ask u for another lawyer not up-to the usual 120,000naira...when u take d special university entrance qualification(admission letter from Nigeria university ) the embassy will not accept it they will ask u to take it to foreign affairs to be authenticated first then foreign affairs will ask u to take it to ministry of education the education ministry will turn u down saying they don't legalize admission letter all this is meant to frustrate d person... For Austria process ur admission letter is power.... Which is hard to get... Get it visa is sure..ur admission letter is valid for 2years. Why in some country admission is no big deal... Austria is worth it cos it's very OK for studies and less expensive ...
Bro Austria is not easy to do on your own am not trying to discourage u... Austria can delay especially if u don't have someone to query them at Austria during the residence permit stage... There is a guy I help his application for residence was turn down he started everything on his own but got stocked... My contacts over dier followed up every thing for him at the ministry on Austria... Once u speak German u can penetrate things... I speak German... I can call d authorities with my contact and speak German u can't..they frustrate people.
There is a guy a Nigerian he had d same issue with u he is process it himself the same school he was born in brazil they ask him for special university entrance qualification he got it from UNN in the end could not authenticate it at ministry of education in Abuja... Someone refer him to me I help him with that stage... I went dier myself met wit my contact bribe him 50,000 it was done... In d long-run the guy message me on whatsapp today that he is no longer interested in Austria he is going to Brazil for visit will do his masters there... That the school later ask him to legalized his NySC which is unheard of... I told even if he do it which is not possible except through the other way they will still turn him down... I told him I will help him with Salzburg admission he refuse that he has given up he was frustrated... He is going to Brazil... I will attached our whatsapp chat so u will c

I understand ur explanations but i am going for the same course i studied in Nigeria

[quote author=meekmill post=54865528]hey bro, you school there?[/quote

in the process but i am progressing toward this year winter.

[quote author=meekmill post=54865528]hey bro, you school there?[/quote

in the process but i am progressing toward this year winter.

In early post u made mention of ELIGIBILY LETTER FROM Ministry of Education.If i may ask can this letter be use in place of SPECIAL UNIVERSITY ENTRANCE CERTIFICAT bus this is what i got from Tecnical University of Graz
" Explanation: Special University Entrance Qualification
The Austrian Universities Act (in German:
Universitätsgesetz ) requires that all applicants for university studies from non-
EU and non-EEA countries, as well as stateless applicants, must fulfil the specific admission requirements for degree programmes at an accredited university in the country in which their school leaving certificate or university degree was awarded. You must be eligible for admission to an equivalent form of degree programme to the one you are applying for at TU Graz; i.e. if the university in that country requires any additional qualifications besides the mere school leaving certificate or university degree (e.g. entrance examinations, interviews, etc.), then you must show that you have these qualifications. The direct eligibility to study at university must be confirmed explicitly by the accredited university (Principal, Dean, Registrar). The letter of confirmation from an accredited university of your country must clearly show that you are eligible for admission at that university to the type of degree programme you are applying for at TU Graz, in the semester or in the current academic year in which you intend to begin your studies at TU Graz, without having to take any additional examinations or pass selection interviews,"

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Good morning here...Please I need information on entrance test for MSC students in Italian university. What is the nature of the test and what will happen to the candidate who fails the exam as the exam is taking place in Italy...... Am starting my application to unibonogna ,unicatania and free university of bozen

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Bola Ahmed Tinubu Net Worth And
Properties
These are the purported choice properties said to
belong to the chieftain of APC and former Governor
of Lagos State, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Adekunle
Tinubu.
1. The 1,000 hectares of land valued at about
N75Billion located at Lakowe near Abijo at Ibeju-
Lekki Local Government and given to Lekki
concession company [LCC] which is partly-owned
by Tinubu and Fashola and being developed as golf
course and housing estate by Assets and Resource
Management Ltd [ARM] as ADIVA project.

2. The prime land of 157 hectares with 2.5km of
Atlantic beachfront valued at about N10Billion.
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Wike duped them over repair of East/West Road

3. He paid $20Million [N4.4Billion] to Ibukun
Fakeye to commence the project in late 2006.
Fashola was said to have released additional
funding for this project when he was in power as
Lagos State Governor.

4. The 14 hectares Parkview Ikoyi Estate foreshore
land reclaimed by Lagos State Government is also
believed to be owned by Ahmed Bola Tinubu and
its valued at N3Billion.

5. The annex of the Lagos State Guest House in
Asokoro, Abuja bought by the State Government in
2006 for N450Million to protect the main house
from security breach. Shortly after he left office, the
property was transferred to him under the Lagos
State pension plan as part of his pension as
former governor of Lagos State.

6. 4, 0yinkan Abayomi [formerly Queens] Drive,
Ikoyi; A 5- bedroom detached house on one acre
of land which was originally the Lagos State
Governor’s guest house since 1979 was acquired
by Ahmed Bola Tinubu. The property valued at
N450Million was signed and released to him by
Fashola in 2007 shortly after Fashola assumed
office.

7. Tinubu’s residence at 26Bourdillon Road, Ikoyi
is said to worth over N1Billion which part of his
net worth.

8. The 250-hectares of land valued at about
N35Billion and strategically located at the Ajah
junction on Lekki Road which was initially meant
for a General Hospital for the people of Eti-Osa is
now the property of Tinubu currently in the control
of Trojan Estate Ltd, a company owned by Tinubu.
The property is being developed as Royal Garden
Housing Estate.

9. Tinubu also owns some first class luxury cars,
one of them is G-Wagon said to worth N600
Million and built with bullet proof and bomb
detector apparatus as well as surveillance
cameras.
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de-ranking of officers

10. He also acquired for himself sophisticated
private jet worth $60Million.
One of the Tinubu’s private jet, Bombardier
Challenger worth $60Million

The interior of the Tinubu’s Bombardier Challenger
11. The choice property at Lekki- Epe road on
which he built the multi- billion naira Oriental
HOTEL AND the extension of a multi storey car
park beside it is said to worth N120Billion together
with the hotel.
Oriental HOTEL

12. A Multi-level recreation center by Mobil in
Oniru Estate on Lekki-Epe Expressway jointly
owned with ARM and Tunji Olowofe is said to
worth N25Billion.

13. Another 3.8 hectare of land at the Lagos State
Fisheries Office in Victoria Island valued N3Billion
is also his property.

14. The Fishery Landing jetty at Badore [where the
Ilubirin fishermen were to be relocated] valued at
N500Million is another choice property of Mr
Tinubu.

15. The entire Ogudu foreshore scheme valued at
N5Billion. Adding to the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Net
Worth.

16. The Ilubinrin housing estate [which used to
house Lagos State civil servants and judges up till
2007] worth N2.5Billion has been since acquired
by Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

17. The former Julius Berger yard at Oko Orisan,
Epe valued at N450Million.

18. Tinbu’s wife, Remi Tinubu, built the massive
New Era foundation youth camp at the junction of
Eleko, off the Lekki-Epe express road which is also
part of Tinubu’s wealth.

19. TVC Radio Continental is owned by Bola
Ahmed Tinubu as part of his media investments.
These two media outfits is valued at N2.6Billion.

20. Oando Oil which is manged by his younger
brother, Wale Tinubu is in reality owned by Bola
Ahmed Tinubu himself. This oil and gas company
with revenue of ₦449.8 Billion and total equity of
₦162 Billion is the largest indigenous oil company
in Nigeria.
With shares and interest in hundreds of other
businesses and interests, Bola Ahmed Tinubu Net
Worth is estimated to be N10Trillion
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Dear biafrans,
I support ur struggle 100% but my problem is ur
approach. I would want to suggest the following
procedures and i can assure u its going to work
out successfully. if u can unite and follow the
following steps then i can tell, welcome to the
Republic of Biafra in advance.

STEP 1
Withdraw all ur services from Nigeria and render
the Nigerians as u are the backbone of the country

STEP 2
Withdraw your kinsmen who are public office
holders e.g Ike Ekweremadu, deputy senate
president, Peter Obi the D.G of S.E.C

STEP 3
Reject all the ministerial nomination from the so
called Nigeria.

STEP 4
Endeavour to reject Federal Allocation. u re very
industrious people u will be better off without it

STEP 5
Stop all form of importation through the Nigerian
sea port so that Nigeria will crumble without ur
Tax

STEP 6
Recall all your sons and daughters from all parts of
Nigeria to relocate to home untill this fight is over
then Nigeria can beg them to come back as
expatriate

STEP 7
Lock up all ur shops in idumota, Alaba
international, Kano main market, and every other
market even in the remote villages across the
country.

STEP 8
Go beyond closing of the Niger bridge stop all
Nigerians from buying or selling in Onitsha Main
market or Ariaria market in Aba.

STEP 9
Make sure u make ur Visa very hard for Nigerians.

STEP 10
This fight can be achieved without Violence just
like south Sudan. Finally, make sure u dont fight it
with weapons.
Igbo kwenu!!! hee! .

Nigerian family Tony, Favour, Crystal and
Jecinta Iluno are currently facing deportation
from Australia unless their daughter,
Crystal’s visa application succeeds. The
family says terrible fate awaits them in
Nigeria. Tony
said his daughter would be forced to
undergo female genital mutilation upon their
return.
For this reason, Crystal is asking a Federal
Court to review the Immigration
Department’s refusal to grant her a visa,
which would in turn allow the entire family to
stay in Adelaide. Mr Iluno and his family –
wife Jecinta, Crystal, 10 and Favour, 7 –
went to Adelaide in 2011 on his student
visa.
In August, the Immigration Department
declined to exempt them from having to
return to Nigeria at the expiration of Iluno’s
visa. An application on behalf of Crystal was
also refused. Mr Iluno says he was a
member of the Movement for Actualisation of
the Sovereign State of Biafra, a secessionist
group that is persecuted in Nigeria.
They fear that, if deported, they will be
kidnapped and persecuted, and Crystal
forced to undergo genital mutilation. Their
current bridging visa expires on Tuesday.
Judge Stuart Brown will determine their fate
soon…. I’m tempted to invite Nicholas Fraser
to sing “why u lying” for them bt I won’t……

A human rights lawyer, Evans Ufeli, has said that despite an overwhelming reported cases of sexual assaults, Nigeria has recorded only 18 rape convictions in its legal history, Premium Times reports. Mr. Ufeli spoke, Sunday, at the 5th edition of ‘The Conversation,’ a quarterly public dialogue that focuses on child abuses and parenting in Lagos. “The Nigerian criminal code recommends life imprisonment for rape convicts and 14 years for attempt rape, but only 18 people have ever been convicted in Nigeria,” said Mr. Ufeli, who had been handling sexual assault cases for over a decade. The lawyer said that sexual abuse matters in law courts are sometimes frustrated by the government, which usually acts as the prosecution. “Government agents who are saddled with checking sexual assaults, especially the police and public prosecutors, compromise their profession,” Mr. Ufeli said. Several child rights advocates who spoke at the gathering urged parents and guardians to allow their children, while they are still in their formative years, to be vocal about sexual matters as a solution to the rising cases of child abuse.

Faces of the remaining Second World war veterans
of African descent who fought valiantly for Britain
at the war memorial ceremony today.
Remembrance Day (sometimes known as Poppy
Day) is a memorial day observed in
Commonwealth of Nationsmember states since the
end of the First World War to remember the
members of their armed forces who have died in
the line of duty. Following a tradition inaugurated
by King George V in 1919, the day is also marked
by war remembrances in many non-Commonwealt
h countries. Remembrance Day is observed on 11
November in most countries to recall the end of
hostilities of World War I.
# SecondWorldWarHeroes # pryceless

A forward-looking element comes into
play, too. Although many of the drivers
of the quality of life are slow-changing,
for this ranking some variables, such as
income per head, need to be forecast.
We use the EIU’s economic forecasts to
2030, which is roughly when children
born in 2013 will reach adulthood.
Despite the global economic crisis,
times have in certain respects never
been so good. Output growth rates
have been declining across the world,
but income levels are at or near historic
highs. Life expectancy continues to
increase steadily and political freedoms
have spread across the globe, most
recently in north Africa and the Middle
East. In other ways, however, the crisis
has left a deep imprint—in the euro
zone, but also elsewhere—particularly
on unemployment and personal
security. In doing so, it has eroded
both family and community life.
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How to defeat Biafra Azuka Onwuka On the surface, the people who should benefit most from a united Nigeria are the Igbo, because they travel out of their homeland more than other ethnic groups and own property and businesses outside their ethnic group more than others. In addition, Nigeria provides a wider space and larger market for them to operate than just being citizens of a fraction of Nigeria. As Nigerians, they won’t have to come into Nigeria with any passport, neither would they be given a time limit when they visit Nigeria. They won’t have to pay special taxes as non-citizens. Ironically, and in spite of all these positives, one still finds many Igbo people agitating to have an independent state of theirs. This looks like foolishness if not madness. It is even worsened by the fact that millions of Igbo were killed between 1967 and 1970 when the former Eastern Region attempted to have a country of their own called Biafra. So, why should a people be embarking on a project that seems not to be in their favour in many ways? As a young man in the university some 25 years ago, after studying Nigeria and reading so much about its past and its leaders, I reached the conclusion that the country was headed in the wrong direction and if it continued in that direction, it would not progress. Twenty five years after, Nigeria has not made any progress. Rather, it has remained a country whose citizens lament and wonder why it cannot be like other countries that were in the same league with it in the past but have moved on and are developing rapidly. I noticed that contrary to what Chinua Achebe said in his book, The Trouble with Nigeria, the trouble with Nigeria is actually not just leadership, and contrary to what many say, the problem with Nigeria is not corruption. Nigeria runs a system that promotes laziness, rewards mediocrity and celebrates corruption. And that is why perpetually, we have been looking for the Messiah that will turn things around for the nation, but that same structure continues to dash our hopes. Albert Einstein is credited with saying that the best definition of insanity is doing the same thing the same but expecting a different result each time. It’s like planting maize and praying that it will bring forth yam! The best growth, development and happiness Nigeria and Nigerians have ever experienced occurred between 1940s and 1966. That there was a British governor-general at the centre reduced power tussle among the three regions. But between 1960 and 1966, the strong powers of the government at the centre as well as the absence of the British culminated in the Civil War. Since 1966, Nigeria has been run as a unitary structure where each state folds its arms, waiting for the federal allocations that come mainly from oil revenues each month. Any time the allocation is late by even a few weeks, the states begin to lament. And when there is a shortfall in the allocation, as there is now because of fall in oil price, most states start failing to meet their obligations, including payment of salaries. The competitiveness, creativity and diligence that existed during the era of the regions died in 1966 when the federal system was abolished and a unitary system foisted on us. It was finally buried when the regions were replaced by states. Even after the so-called reintroduction of the federal structure of government, it was only a federal system in name but unitary system in reality. The states have remained like powerless branches of companies which just wait for directives from the head office before taking any action. There are three suggestions on what to do to Nigeria to make it work and progress. One, retain the states as they are but stop sharing money to them. Let each state raise money internally to sustain itself and have certain powers to pursue its aspirations. Two, let the six geopolitical zones become the federating units with the powers to create as many states as they wish but with no funding from the centre, with each zone led by a Vice-President who will work with the President. So, at each point, each zone has a Vice-President and feels that it is part of governance and decision-making. Three, let the six zones be like mini-countries within Nigeria just like the UK has four countries in one: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Aristotle said that it is unjust to treat unequal things or people equally. It is also unjust to treat equal things or people unequally. Nigeria is sustained by that principle of injustice. It happens via the federal allocation, federal character policy, quota system, power devolution, state creation, local government creation, etc. By Nigeria’s policy, no part of Nigeria should move faster than any other part. All the parts have to wait for one another and move at the pace of the slowest part. Consequently, at each point in time, one part of the country feels cheated. When Chief Olusegun Obasanjo was in power, the North, the South-East and South-South felt marginalised. The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ghali Umar Na’Abba, initiated impeachment proceedings against Obasanjo but later backed down. The South-East cried marginalisation, with MASSOB campaigning for secession. The South-West boiled with the Oodua People’s Congress but later calmed down. But it was the South-South that really went overboard via the Niger Delta insurgency. That militancy continued under President Umaru Yar’Adua until amnesty was initiated in 2009. When Dr Goodluck Jonathan took over in 2010, the agitation shifted to the North with threats from several Northen elders to make the nation ungovernable. Boko Haram that had started like a small group under Yar’Adua snowballed into a monster. Now that President Muhammadu Buhari is in office, the Biafra agitations had risen in a new dimension through Nnamdi Kanu’s Indigenous People of Biafra and Radio Biafra. Buhari’s action of not appointing anybody from the South-East (excluding the constitutionally guaranteed ministers from each state) has heightened the Biafran agitations. Even though the language of Nnamdi Kanu, the director of Radio Biafra, is repulsive to many, he is getting sympathisers among the Igbo by his message of freedom. His recent arrest has even popularised him more. But it is curious that people from the North and South-West should be worried about Biafra. Only the people from the South-South have a good reason to be concerned about Biafra, because they need to know if they are being drawn into it without their consent. Nobody has a right to draw any part of Nigeria into any agitation of secession without the permission of the people from that part. On the contrary, even if the Igbo were to succeed in having their country, the North and South-West have nothing to lose. The Igbo would have gone with all their bad traits to their landlocked and backward country to suffer, with no more opportunity to whine and quarrel with other Nigerians over one issue or the other. So, why cry for them? Why bother that they will kill one another in Biafra like South Sudan if allowed to have their country? But, the first step towards reducing or stopping all the bickering in the country and kick-starting the process of setting Nigeria on the path of recovery and growth is to dust up the report of the 2014 National Conference and start the implementation of the document. Deep inside them, Nigerians love to be Nigerians, but not a Nigeria that frustrates them and keeps them down. I believe that the agitations for Biafra can be deflated and suppressed simply by restructuring Nigeria. If done genuinely, not only Biafra but many of the agitations from different parts of the nation will fizzle out. A united Nigeria has many benefits over separate nations. But if Nigeria continues on its current course, its future is not bright. I want to see Nigeria blossoming, with Nigerians not feeling suffocated inside this nation. Another 25 years from now when I will be a senior citizen, I don’t want to be writing this type of article, asking for Nigeria to be restructured so that it can start to grow. Buhari has the opportunity to be the hero to release Nigeria from its 50-year-old shackles and let it fly like other great nations. Will he grab the opportunity or make himself just one of the presidents that came, saw, but did the regular?
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help me to tell baba fagbemi to send that AFOSE and OLUGBOHUN through DHL because I don't want to be deported.........

DEMONYM FOR THE NATIVES OF Biafra IS BIAFRUDIAN ;DDEMONYM FOR THE NATIVES OF Biafra IS BIAFRUDIAN

It's been claimed an assistant referee was asked to make favourable calls for Los Blancos in their match against Luis Enrique's Barcelona side next month Spanish police are investigating claims an assistant referee has had pressure put on him to give decisions in favour of Real Madrid in the upcoming Clasico against Barcelona on November 21. Radio station Cadena COPE have leaked a document presented to the police by Jacinto Vicente Hernandez, a lawyer who specialises in sports. The six-page long document details how an official, who wants to remain unnamed for professional reasons, was asked to make calls which would benefit Madrid in Spanish football’s showpiece next month. It suggests the Referee’s Committee preferred the assistant referee to give the decisions because in a game earlier this season some favourable decisions from another referee generated too much controversy. “Someone let me know about a referee that had a problem and wanted to talk with me,” Vicente explained to SPORT after the document became public knowledge. “You can work out he’s not from Barcelona [as he wouldn’t be allowed to officiate the Clasico if he was], but I was in the city for professional reasons and we arranged to meet there. “He explained everything that had happened and said he wanted to go public about the pressure being put on him because it’s the only way to clean up Spanish football.” Vicente explains that the official initially wanted advice on how to publish the information, but he advised him that in this case it would be best to take it to the police. The officials for the Clasico have still not been officially named, nor will they be until a week before the game.

ADVICE TO LADIES!!!
The moment you agree to date a married man, you
agree to be a second class woman, and every
second class person is classified as aperson of
lower values.
Now look at it this way...
If he is with you and his wife calls, he lies that he
is still in the office or on an official assignment.
You dare not interrupt his conversation or query
him. But you can't call him when he is at home
......My sister, you be toy?
He sneaks you from his car into his hotel room but
gives his wife his entire home.
...... My sister grow up, please!
He visits you at home and you introduce him to
friends and neighbors as your boyfriend thereby
blocking your chances of getting a genuine suitor,
yet you don't even know the name of the street
where he lives.
....My sister, how long will you continue to
sacrifice your future?
He takes you out and buys you assorted types of
alcoholic drinks, yet he will never allow his wife
taste even a drop of alcoholic drink. Common
sense should tell you he is only doing that to get
you drunk so he can truly destroy you in bed.
.... My sister, na your body good pass for
experiment?
He gets you pregnant and gives you money for
abortion, but when his wife gets pregnant he
celebrates and gives her money for antenatal and
baby things.
....... My sister remember he is already raising his
family.
Oh just in case you don't know, he describes your
reactions during sex when he is with his friends
but will never mention whatever happens between
him and his wife. This makes all his friends see a
lesser human in you.
.....My sister, na your matter dem take dey drink
beer oo.
He gives you a few cash and you're happy not
knowing that whatever money he gives you is what
he calls "Body no be firewood allowance"
You have his picture on your phone and saved his
number as "My Sweetheart" or whatever, yet your.
picture cannot be found on his phone
and your number is saved on his phone as
generator mechanic or refuse disposer.
.......My sister, you be learner?
PLEASE let's give ourselves a proper re-evaluation
today. Please help pass this round to educate our
ladies..

The Nigerian Army on Tuesday set up a high powered Board of Inquiry (BOI) to investigate alleged malpractices and involvement of its personnel in Ekiti and Osun States in 2014 gubernatorial elections. This is contained in a statement issued by the acting Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Sani Usman, in Abuja. The statement according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), quoted Usman as saying that the BOI would investigate alleged unprofessional and unethical conduct of some Nigerian Army personnel in Ekiti and Osun States in 2014 gubernatorial elections, among other things. He stated that the BOI would also investigate cases in other states where allegations of misconduct were made during the 2015 general elections in the country. He said that “as part of its Terms of Reference, the BOI is also to review the involvement of the Nigerian Army formations/units and its personnel in elections and other duties in aid to civil authority. “The essence of the investigation is to prevent future unprofessional conduct by officers and men in the performance of constitutional roles. “It is also to strengthen Nigerian Army’s support to democratic values and structures in Nigeria.’’

The Nigerian Army on Tuesday set up a high powered Board of Inquiry (BOI) to investigate alleged malpractices and involvement of its personnel in Ekiti and Osun States in 2014 gubernatorial elections. This is contained in a statement issued by the acting Director, Army Public Relations, Col. Sani Usman, in Abuja. The statement according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), quoted Usman as saying that the BOI would investigate alleged unprofessional and unethical conduct of some Nigerian Army personnel in Ekiti and Osun States in 2014 gubernatorial elections, among other things. He stated that the BOI would also investigate cases in other states where allegations of misconduct were made during the 2015 general elections in the country. He said that “as part of its Terms of Reference, the BOI is also to review the involvement of the Nigerian Army formations/units and its personnel in elections and other duties in aid to civil authority. “The essence of the investigation is to prevent future unprofessional conduct by officers and men in the performance of constitutional roles. “It is also to strengthen Nigerian Army’s support to democratic values and structures in Nigeria.’’

Guitarlife:
Thanks for ur time.

Why is getting accepted for Ph.D difficult ?

There are advertised Ph.D positions in some schools and I believe these slots are yet to be filled up .

Whats the procedure for applying for them and will I still need to hunt for project supervisors for advertised Ph.D positions ?

Add this guy on Facebook Emmanuel Kwasi Addai-Faraday.is a Ghanaian ,I believed he can guide u as he is doing his PhD at ovgu Magdeburg

I am confused.......... Meaning of business casual dress code.pls I need help

Pauluche:
Bros please throw more light on this. won't the Aliens office request for a proof of financial means especially when you've already gone one semester and your funds have been depleted by virtue of that?

Pauluche:
Bros please throw more light on this. won't the Aliens office request for a proof of financial means especially when you've already gone one semester and your funds have been depleted by virtue of that?

Pauluche:
Bros please throw more light on this. won't the Aliens office request for a proof of financial means especially when you've already gone one semester and your funds have been depleted by virtue of that?

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PLS WE NEED MORE INFORMTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS

pls can someone give me the detail guild on how reach JKK house from suru alaba

Although, both disciplines have knowledge on process control and understanding.
In terms of understanding the mechanisms and the systems of process control, I would give the edge to electrical engineers. In terms of using the overall process and finding ways to fully maximized the system for optimization purposes, I would give the edge to chemical engineers. It depends on what one is trying to achieve/accomplish in this matter.

scofield03:
You should not have problem switching. You just need to head on straight to your desired school. However, note that the Alien Office in your new school will have to contact your former Alien office that issued your visa to transfer e-copy of your file with them (it could take up to 2 weeks) after which you can apply for the visa extension in your new desired School. Hope you get it? Same thing applied to me before i finally settle in Bremennn

Can someone still change school after a semester.(I.e the person is admitted for the course he/she does like In summer and latter get admission to his/her desired course for winter. Can he/she change to that winter program on getting to Germany

pls i need d dragnet past questions n answers, i also got the NBC test invite. engroriolowo@gmail.com

please who is applying for summer admission in any German university