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Oludharey1:
Sheffield Hallam £1000,Sunderland £2000, Coventry £4000.

Thanks Fam!

Oludharey1:
Sheffield Hallam £1000,Sunderland £2000, Coventry £4000.

Okay thanks
I was confused cos on their page, u was seeing something like 50% deposit, that was why I had to ask

Mannymanny:
Hello guys,
I’d like to know the amount of deposit to get CAS for the following schools: Sheffield Hallam University, Salford Uni, Sunderland uni, Roehampton uni, Coventry Uni

My wife wants to apply for MSc Public health with her HND and I intend going as a dependant since I have Msc here in Naija so I can work full time and settle the bills/debts. So I’m looking at any city that’s full of opportunities to hustle well.

Also, asides Public health what other similar courses in the health line can she apply for? She has HND lower credit in microbiology.

Any advice pls??

This is urgent pleaseeee.. any answers would be appreciated. Thanks

Mannymanny:
Hello guys,
I’d like to know the amount of deposit to get CAS for the following schools: Sheffield Hallam University, Salford Uni, Sunderland uni, Roehampton uni, Coventry Uni

My wife wants to apply for MSc Public health with her HND and I intend going as a dependant since I have Msc here in Naija so I can work full time and settle the bills/debts. So I’m looking at any city that’s full of opportunities to hustle well.

Also, asides Public health what other similar courses in the health line can she apply for? She has HND lower credit in microbiology.

Any advice pls??

Anyone with answers plsss

Hello guys,
I’d like to know the amount of deposit to get CAS for the following schools: Sheffield Hallam University, Salford Uni, Sunderland uni, Roehampton uni, Coventry Uni

My wife wants to apply for MSc Public health with her HND and I intend going as a dependant since I have Msc here in Naija so I can work full time and settle the bills/debts. So I’m looking at any city that’s full of opportunities to hustle well.

Also, asides Public health what other similar courses in the health line can she apply for? She has HND lower credit in microbiology.

Any advice pls??

Unstoppable100:
Scam recruitment

Sorry boss

JerryLekki:
Yes. It has been used many times by many people. If you are still not satisfied, you can do a conversion process at the Ministry of Interior easily to get Ikoyi-level. No need to stress everyone.

Oh thanks man. So there’s a conversion process? Do you have an idea what it entails and the cost?

I want to know if marriage certificate obtained at local government registry can be used to process international travel visa for spouse or it has to be strictly federal government registry.

Has anyone used local government registry certificate for visa applications before?

Your inputs are welcome. Thanks.

aieromon:
Yes.

July 2010.

In order to meet up, I had to take a bike from CMS to Victoria Island inside heavy rain. I was 10 minutes late and spent another 20 minutes in the rest room to freshen up.

It was a shower of blessing as I nailed the interview and got the job at the end of the day.

Oga Solo

SlaveofGod:
Please if you know you've paid some money to him simply state it here....e get why I dey ask..I will inform you guys later.

This bros don enter am

starbuck:
Just admit that you have fallen to his trap so we will know how to help you out from the mess

turawaa:
Mining Engineer
Geology
Geophysics


Graduates with the Above degree should DM

How about petroleum engineering? E close nau

Ombudsman1:
So na you sef. See Oga park well, we no fit believe anything you talk for here again Lai Lai.

Person wey I been don catch redhanded before

Axzobr:
I just got there now(forbdocumentation)and the first question I asknwas the salary for graduates it's atleast 20k more than what's been mentioned here.

Na you go represent your friend for documentation

Axzobr:
Okay should he give it a go or wait on other opportunity from my other connect (THE FCC COMISSIONER OF MY STATE)
DANQUJIGY, TAMMYANYBODY

Instead make you talk straight, you dey use third person scope
We been knew say na you get the offer

Omo, I’m frustrated. I pray I find help and favor while I continue to add value to myself and wait on God. When God says it’s time, no power or force can restrict it. God go run am.

Barbiturate:
People no longer get FG jobs via merit in this country. The person that got his via merit here must have finished school in the 80's or early 90's or must be in APC and trying to deceive people.
Getting a FG job nowadays is either you buy slot or you have connection or someone just decide to help your life out of pity!

I will tell you categorically, with all my chest and from my bitter and terrible experience, that there's nothing like merit in this country again. I was involved in NNPC, NSITF, Civil service etc.

Passed NSITF test, was called for interview twice. Checked the list before it was sent to FCC, I was the highest in all aspects from my state. Names sent to FCC. Still went to check from the secretary to the commissioner, my name was still intact. When it was finally sent to NSITF, my name wasn't there anymore. I saw a guy who collected 2 Apl for his madam's daughters who were based abroad and never took part in any of the process. We paid about 2k or so in the bank for the recruitment and I still have my receipt.

NNPC 2011 recruitment, I passed test, did interview. We even formed a group on naira land. None of us got it. They stopped the process, but were giving APL underground via connections.

Northern top government officials help their fellow northern job seekers. Southern officials, most especially Igbos, find it so hard to help their people. I once contacted Ngige and senator utazi, what they told me was heart breaking. I even took different wine to utazi in Enugu, and he told me point blank that if it's because of job, I should take it back. The commissioner representing my state in FCC is the worse.

Omooooo... Nawa oo

philipianlobbos:
Are you currently working anywhere please?

Me I’m not oo... Petroleum engineering 2:1, MSc in view... I’m available if you have any help to render. Thanks man

philipianlobbos:
Though, both committee on petroleum (HoR & Sen) has submitted a joint list.

Your senator should sign and submit your recommendation letter before calling the ES. The recommendation letter should carry just your name, only.

What GOD can't do doesn't exist.

Thanks boss

philipianlobbos:
You need not bother yourself Mr. Saheed.

Firstly, your senator must have discussed with the PEF ES before sending the letter.
Secondly, your name and qualifications alone can get your employment in PEF. All they do is to train you to their own standard, open your brain to the oil and gas industry in Nigeria.
Thirdly, these senators and the ES have their ways of running these employment stuffs for their candidates. Don't worry yourself at all. My prayer for you is, you guys shouldn't be much in that recommendation letter e.g, if your qualification is business administration and there are petroleum engineering on that same letter, then your chance is a bit low.
Summarily, you don't need to bother yourself with CV, those who really want to help you to get a job only need your "name and qualifications". Obviously, your appointment letter will be sent to the Senator since your phone number and email address isn't specify. All you need is just keep reminding the senator through text message not forget you at this point.

Best wishes Mustapha!!!

Sorry to jump in, are you saying it’s not too late to join the PEF train for GT? Do I have to tell the senator to drop a recommendation letter to the ES on my behalf??

Anfieldboss:
Anything is possible in Naija if you have 5G/6G connect.

Lol
Norms...

Newcastle2023:
It's one and the same. The full name is Petroleum Equalisation Fund Management Board.

Thanks my chief.
Do you think one stands a chance of getting an APL if worked out now?

Anfieldboss:
PTDF, DPR, NNPC.

Thanks my chief. NNPC new GT resumed last year, do you think it’s still feasible to get in?

Tintedglass:
I found this where I had saved before... dont know how accurate it is..

TammyAnybody:


Debt Management Office (250k plus performance annual allowance of about 2M+)

Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation ( 240k + performance annual allowance of about 1.8M+)

Development Bank of Nigeria (350k + performance annual allowance of about 2M+)

Bank of Industry (300k + performance annual allowance of about 1.7M)

Nigeria Export-Import Bank (220k + performance annual allowance of about 1.8M)

Nigeria Communication Commission (300k)

Corporate Affairs Commission (160k)

Pension Commission (180k)

National Insurance Commission (200k)

Central Bank of Nigeria 180,000 (N140,000 Basic salary + N40,000 Feeding) annual bonus of N1.8M

Nigeria Incentive-Based Risk Sharing System for Agricultural Lending (200k)

Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (300k)

Nigeria Port Authority (180k)

Security and Exchange Commission (280k)

National Information Technology Development Agency (180k)

National Assembly Service Commission (105k + annual allowance of 500k)

Federal Inland Revenue Service (240k + annual allowance of N2.2Million)

National Centre for Disease Control (280k)

Nigeria Bulk Electricity Traders (400k)

Nigeria Inland Water-Way Authority (200k)

Nigeria Maritime and Safety Agency (180k)

Nigeria in Diaspora Commission (220k)

Petroleum Equalisation Board (450k)

Rural Electrification Agency (280k)

Pls is Petroleum Equalisation Board Different from Petroleum Equalisation Fund (PEF)

Please everyone, I’m a Petroleum engineering grad with 2:1 and currently undergoing MSc after searching for job for a while. A senator recently asked if I have any place in mind I’d like to process. I’m thinking of NCDMB, although I’m currently in the recruitment process but it’s on hold generally. Also I’m thinking of PEF but I heard they’ve taken their candidates and have done induction. Which other make sense agency can I pick pls.
Your response would be well appreciated. Thanks

aurorae1:
Sincerely getting a job from here will be très difficile. This will be because
1. The language issue I highlighted previously. They will also prefer their own graduates.
2. The costs involved in sponsoring someone from here. This means the company must prove that there is no one on ground in the country to do that job.
3. The coronavirus saw people all around the world lose their jobs. Hence it's still a limiting factor.

Honestly, I haven't and don't know anyone that has gotten a job from here. It's not a pathway I know about. Please do your research.

About the scholarship, they're already providing free tuition even though they don't have to. They're hard to come by.

Wow, thanks for these insights man.

aurorae1:
I stand corrected. The new POF for intending students is NOK 126,357, so plan accordingly.

Also, check on this page www.udi.no/en/word-definitions/income-requirement-in-family-immigration-cases-/#link-9490

Sorry for asking too many questions. Can I secure a job in Norway before I get there as an MSc student? Also can one get scholarships knowing the schools run tuition free?

aurorae1:
I stand corrected. The new POF for intending students is NOK 126,357, so plan accordingly.

Also, check on this page www.udi.no/en/word-definitions/income-requirement-in-family-immigration-cases-/#link-9490

Thanks a whole lot.

aurorae1:
You can apply for a job seekers visa before your studies end, it's for a year. You need to show POF for this(I think twice the POF for a yearly student's visa, do some research on this). If no job after that year, omo you bounce.

For POF, this year was 123,519 NOK, though it's been increased to 124,100 NOK(again please check on this, a trip to the official immigration site www.udi.no should do)

Bringing a family along will definitely increase things, you'll need to pay visa fees, show POF for them (again www.udi.no as they update these prices from time to time ) flight, accomodation, feeding, maybe fees for kids and other miscellaneous expenses. Norway is one of the most expensive countries in the world to live in, so do keep that in mind.

I just checked the website and I can’t find info regarding POF amount for a spouse coming along to live with me during the MSc duration... I’d be grateful if you could point that out to me.

Also, anyone on this thread could help out with that

aurorae1:
You can apply for a job seekers visa before your studies end, it's for a year. You need to show POF for this(I think twice the POF for a yearly student's visa, do some research on this). If no job after that year, omo you bounce.

For POF, this year was 123,519 NOK, though it's been increased to 124,100 NOK(again please check on this, a trip to the official immigration site www.udi.no should do)


Bringing a family along will definitely increase things, you'll need to pay visa fees, show POF for them (again www.udi.no as they update these prices from time to time ) flight, accomodation, feeding, maybe fees for kids and other miscellaneous expenses. Norway is one of the most expensive countries in the world to live in, so do keep that in mind.

Wow. Thanks for the info.
Btw, it’s just my wife I want to bring along. Also, I’m currently running my MSc in petroleum engineering here in Nigeria but I plan doing another in Norway (anything to just leave this country for greener pastures). How feasible is it to get a job there, also for my wife too. Thanks again.

Hey guys, how much would be required as proof of funds if I want to run my MSc in Norway but going with my wife? Also, I do not have any plans of coming back to Nigeria, how feasible is that? Can my visa be extended and renewed after my MSc program?

I’d appreciate answers, pls. Thanks.

gudluckgreat:
Yeah. I applied, they subjected me to an online test.

I scaled that one and they invited me for an online interview. I have completed that one.

They have sent me a mail that they will check other necessary things and then get back to me.

Hello there, I applied for this year’s graduate program. I have completed the test and I have been invite for an interview/assessment. I’d like you to give me hints and guides to help. Thanks