₦airaland Forum

Pyrene:
someone should please respond to this question

rowenagold:
Hello Everyone,
So im researching grants and scholarships that foreign students can benefit from, such as the
Borso di studio
Laziodisu
MAECI
some of this grants are for specific schools. You can google them and see what comes up.

I understand that other grants such as accommodation busary etc can be gotten over there in Italy IF you have the ISEE Parificato
Please if you have any info about this (especially those who are currently in school in Italy) pls kindly share

I am currently looking into getting the documentation for reciveing the ISEE Parificato in Italy, Kindly see the attached.
https://www.studenti.unige.it/tasse/iseeuparificato/en/
it states that some documentation needs to be shown over there in Italy
-Personal data
-foreign incomes (regarding the year 2015)
-foreign properties and financial assets (regarding the year 2016)
-The documentation must be:
-Issued by the competent offices in the country in which the incomes have been produced;
translated into Italian by the competent Italian Diplomatic or International students

1. how can these documents be gotten here in Nigeria? someone said Income returns from the Tax office, some other person said from Commissioner of oaths' who did the income declaration, family unit,etc

Does anyone know the procedure or has anyone done this in the past for getting the documents for ISEE certification in NIGERIA?

tam95:
I HAVE CREATED A WHATSAPP GROUP FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS STARTING SCHOOL IN SEPTEMBER---



https:///BDL3fXuyslODZAGOZFx8qt

SolaceENERGY:
Send me a PM

Groovenaija360:
Not a good idea at all

Forget about tapping light and the money they paid

You are receiving doses of Ionizing Radiation

fagbohun4j:
Those bikemen....hmmm. most times when I board bikes and they decide to beat traffic lights, I shout at them to wait till the light turns green or he should free me. One even tell me say bros, na man you be now, my response was... Shey na Super Mario I be wey get 7 lives. Abet, shut up and drive. May she RIP.

Ciscogod:
GLO is not as useless as the public seems it to be.. but the one man business role still plays out in most ways..

GLO still give one of the best service if not the best in Nigeria, I tell you today most of the ISPs we have in nigeria are on GLO infrastructure and service.. I work in an ISP and some clients do tell me we are better than GLO not knowing GLO is actually our backbone.

I must tell you GLO customer service is very poor.. We get upto 3Gbps of speed from GLO but if you call them(GLO NOC_Team) for any issue , it same as if you are calling any govt institution for service.. Its always poor.

WIZGUY69:
Benue state is one of the most unenlightened states in Nigeria after maybe taraba and zamfara

Untainted007:
How much last Bro?

weyreypey:
Price?

cutieplum:
Hi, interested in the big generator. Tried calling your number but it's switched off.

Naijaphobia:
Dear *******

Thank you for your interest in Workforce Group. You hereby invited for an interview at Workforce Group as follows;

Position: Data Gathering (Contract)
Candidate: ******
Date: Tuesday 27th November, 2018
Time: 9:00 AM (Prompt)
Venue: The Zone, Plot 9, Gbagada Industrial Scheme, Beside UPS, Gbagada Expressway, Lagos.
Contact Person: Recruitment Team

Please go along with copies of the following:

1. CV
2. Valid I.D (Voters Card etc)


Is this legit? I need help please!

GraciousKay:
Ok then.... Is the body rubber or metal? If metal, is it anti rust?

GraciousKay:
Checked your previous posts ant the washer was stated 6kg. Why the conflicting capacity of the washer?

dotun365:
How much is this.

colossus2:
Post original pictures not some internet pictures.

Taiwo20:
you didn't put price and location

Gauss15:
I'd need a candid advice on this nairalanders. I'm a 300L mechanical engineering student but after my 200L, I noticed I was no more drawn to mechanical engineering as I'd have to do some courses I've no interest in.

So far, the only courses I've come to really like in mechanical engineering is mechanics, strength of material and machine designs. Reason being that I want to major in robotics.

I've had thoughts of switching to electrical and electronics engineering because of my interest in embedded systems. But, it'd take me back to 200l and I'd have to spend extra 2yrs in school. But I thought of borrowing some courses from Elect and then switching over to computer science as I've been into programming that it makes me drop my mechanical engineering's textbooks too often.

Because I had lost some money last year and my detachment from mechanical engineering, I had dropped from 1st class to 2.1 which stands at impeding my chance of getting a scholarship to further my studies in Robotics. I will not be able to come up to a first class unless I borrow tons of courses. Being that scholarships are highly competitive, I'm considering switching to computer science because it harbours my love for programming and electronics. I'm 25, and considering that I'd drop down to 200L as opposed to the 400l I'm heading towards, I was supposed to graduate by '20 but I'd be graduating by '21 if I change to computer science which is just a year difference. By then, I'd be 28.

Am I making the right choice? I really don't have the passion for mechanical again. I need some pieces of advice and possible outcomes of my decision.

bameyi:
Only the Almighty God grant peace to His own. We have records of abuse among Catholic priest who are even more respected among Catholic clergy than him. You could say all you want. Prove me wrong that non of such have ever happened in the Church.

Wisdomkosi:
The Catholic Diocese of Makurdi has announced the death of Rev Fr. Angus Fraser, believed to be the longest serving teacher and missionary in Nigeria.

Fraser, who was aged 87, was born on April 8 1931 and hailed from a Caribbean Island country called Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Announcing the death in a statement on Monday in Makurdi, Fr Jude Ortese, chancellor of the diocese, said Fraser was the founding principal of Mount Saint Gabriel’s college, Makurdi in 1971 and also founded the Via Christi society.

Ortese said the Catholic church “was saddened to announce the death of Very Revd Fr Angus Fraser, the founding Principal of Mt St Gabriel’s Secondary School(MSG) Makurdi and founder of Via Christi Society”.

Ortese said Fraser died on the night of October 7, after a brief illness at Princess Royal Hospital, Farnborough, near Orpington, United Kingdom, where he was receiving treatment.

Otese, however, said burial arrangements would be communicated later.

More photos here http://igberetvnews.com/471297/tears-longest-serving-teacher-missionary-nigeria-diesphotos/

bameyi:
I don't trust this father, May his soul rest in peace. But may the Lord forgive him for any mass boy he has touch in appropriately.