BHM Research & Intelligence has announced that starting this year, its annual report on the public relations and communications sector in Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, will be expanded to cover all of Africa, adding 53 more countries with a combined economy of over $2 trillion and over 1 billion population.

This will be the first-ever report that will cater exclusively to the PR and communications industry within the African continent.

The Africa PR and Communications report is being compiled in partnership with the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA), the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR UK), CIPR International, the International Communications Consultancy Organisation (ICCO), Africa Communications Week (ACW), Wadds Incorporated, ID Africa, Plaqad Incorporated, and Magna Carta Reputation Management Consultants. Other partners are to be announced.

BHM Founder Ayeni Adekunle commented: “Since we launched the Nigeria PR Report on January 29, 2016, we have witnessed the growth of the industry home and abroad; and five years after, we are pleased to confirm we are now expanding our research to cover a continent that holds plenty promise for the global communications sector. We hope the Africa PR and Communications report will quickly become the authoritative voice in the industry, providing insights, data, and useful information for those working here, as well as everyone outside looking in.’’

With 54 countries and an expected GDP of $5.6 trillion in four years, the continent is home to six of the top ten fastest-growing economies in the world. It is predicted that three of these countries - Nigeria, South Africa, and Egypt - will continue to remain in the top 10 by 2050.

Africa’s business climate has continued to grow at a rapid pace, the market capitalisation of the top 250 companies in Africa increased by 69% to nearly $710bn. The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have continued to take a toll on the economy across the world, but there are positive predictions of recovery.
The implementation of the ​​African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is further proof of the continent’s plans for the future, as it has the potential to create a continental free-trade zone with a combined Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of USD 3.4 trillion, according to the African Union (AU).
The data from the consumer and business landscape is proof of the need for a compendium of insights into the continent’s burgeoning PR & Communication landscape, especially as this is an industry that may be the only one equipped to fix the continent’s reputational crisis.

The 2022 Africa Report will contain verified facts and statistics on the Public Relations industry, analysis that can guide governments and multinationals, resources and recommendations that assist practitioners in building better careers and business models, designed to enhance and deliver value to all stakeholders.

Ayeni adds: “The past 28 months have been volatile for the world. It invariably highlighted our strengths and weaknesses as a continent. And the PR & communications industry was one of the first points of call in advising government and business leaders on wading through the times and supporting initiatives across the continent.

“Yet, this only showed a glimpse of the potential of the PR & communications industry. Because beyond health and financial crisis, as an industry, there is a dire need for professionals to be embedded in every area of policymaking, advisory, and management. It is important that the industry understands the almost impossibly heavy sense of duty it has to the continent and the people.

However, we cannot do any of these without data-driven insights that will enable us to give the proper advisory required. By modelling well-founded world reports such as the Holmes Report, World Development Report, Relevance Report, Edelman Report, and others, we are hoping to create a standard global report that can easily be used for referencing details, instances and facts about the industry.”

Moliehi Molekoa, a member of the APR board and the Managing Director of Magna Carta, a pan-African reputation management consultancy, says “PR professionals, now more than ever, have an increased duty to advise clients based on sound data and experience. APCR will be one of the key sources of that data. We are filling a void within the industry, and this report will better equip us as professionals as well as the businesses about the African PR landscape. It will provide valuable insights and how to build, manage and protect reputations with the overall aim of elevating the role the industry plays in brand building.”


According to the Economist, It is expected that Africa's total population would reach nearly 2.5 billion by 2050 and BHM Group seeks to foster an in-depth understanding of the world’s business, tech, commercial and communications landscape, with the unique perspective that Africa provides.

Hello,

Pls, can anyone help with fast-tracking booking at qlife?

It will be nice to get a date between tomorrow and the 9th v=because my partner is scheduled to leave the country on that day.

Thank you o

Pls which email address can I disturb for my student visa. It's been 6 months and nothing.

Pls can you share the email address of the Visa office?

FAVANA:
Good evening everyone,

Thank you for all the support you give out here.
I am a November 15th applicant, second application. My eligibility review started on the 19th of January and my medicals was also updatded to pass.
I just got a reply from nairobi office on a mail I sent on the 5th of January.
Please is this a generic email?
Note: I sent a webform this morning attaching my Confirmation of enrollment since I resumed classes online.

Good day,

In response to your email enquiry below, kindly note that this application is still under review by our office. Our office is currently experiencing application volumes that exceed our capacity to process all applications within the average processing times cited on our website at: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/times/index.asp

Our office will contact you as soon as more information or documents are required.

Thank you for your patience.[/b]

Regards,

Hello all, pls I would be applying for a visitor's visa in May to visit my partner who is a student. I have a four year old and I know Canadian minor study permit is for 5 years and above. My child is going to be 5 in October, do I apply for a study permit or visiting visa?

Students of UNILAG have received various customised merchandise and cash gifts at ALAT’s Campus Storm holding at the University of Lagos, Akoka, Yaba. The digital bank began a week-long event on Monday, January 10, 2022, at the Wema Branch within the school’s premises. The programme, which coincides with UNILAG's freshers' orientation week, is one way the digital bank appeals to the interests of young Nigerians and encourages financial literacy.

Various exciting activities such as digital, computer and board games, karaoke and other music and dance challenges have kept the students engaged throughout the campus storm. Social media games on the bank’s social media pages have also been used to draw attention to the event.

Over a quarter of a million has been made available for students to win during the 5for5 raffle draw for the duration of the campus storm. The bank has also used the programme as an opportunity to onboard new account holders and showcase the many offerings of the ALAT app.

One beneficiary of the raffle draw described the win as a surprise, saying, “I was on my way to my hostel when I heard one of the event MCs sharing how easy it is to open an ALAT account and I decided to see for myself. I didn’t come intending to take part in the raffle draw, but I am glad I did.”

Other students who took part in the “how-fast-can-you-open-an-ALAT-account” challenge considered it the easiest game to win, while others who won the ALAT sing-along challenge, as well as the rap battles, were grateful for a platform to show off their talent.

Student ambassadors - a group of student advocates across the country dedicated to onboarding fellow students while using interesting strategies to promote financial literacy and independence. Ambassadors have also begun onboarding students into the ALAT Trybe.

Since its inception in 2017, ALAT by Wema has continuously connected with young Nigerians through targeted activities and ideas. In December 2021, the bank announced 29-year-old award-winning singer, Davido as its brand ambassador. In the same year, it launched the ALAT Talk Series, a platform provided for young Nigerians to discuss the things they are curious about from business management to technology to relationships and love.

If you love great music, the odds that you appreciate the beauty of an amazing pair of headphones are very high. PS: we are not talking to you if you occasionally nod your head when Arya Starr’s "Bloody Samaritan" or Joeboy’s "Alcohol" comes on. Sorry, we are talking to the true music heads who feel the music.

So for you music heads, we toyed with some of the best Nigerian songs from the year 2000 till now. All we can say is we want to be stuck in a room filled with speakers while these songs play on a loop. That’s our true life's desire right now!

Here’s a selection of our go-to songs for testing out your new earphones and even speakers…


1. Feyin E - Lagbaja
We know what you are thinking, but let us defend ourselves. If your speakers aren’t strong, the horns, in the beginning, might just overwhelm them. If they survived that, wait for the bata intro for quality control. �

2. Lagos Boys - Olamide
If you didn’t feel like you were listening to a live choir when you first heard ‘Sneh……. sneh sneh sneh’ then you need your earpiece fixed. Pheelz doesn’t just give us the choral sneh, there is the drum that kicks in before the bridge, especially when Olamide sings “Baby ki lo wa she”. You might think your headphone is not bad, but if you still can’t hear the trumpets blasting in the background during the chorus, then just throw it away.

3. The Kick - Wande Coal
There are levels to the bass in this song. The bass itself, the deep electronic beat, and the snare. You can literally hear the kick.

4. Jagaban - Ycee
You might think your speaker’s bass is good, but if it is not booming when you play Ycee’s Jagaban then I don’t know what to tell you. Also, check if you are getting surround system vibes from the adlibs. Is it running from left to right?

5. Ponmile - Reminisce
Forget the fact that Reminisce’s Ponmile is almost promising bloody murder and focus on that beat right before the talking drums… Actually focus on every beat in that music, as Reminisce’s haunting rasp continues.

6. Stop! Never Second Guess Yourself - M.I. Abaga
You won’t need to second guess the quality of your speaker or earphones when you test them with this song. Siiiiigh…

7. Bank On It - Burna Boy
For this entry, you just need the last 1 minute of the song. Can you hear the bass? Is the choir giving you goosebumps? *inserts KhabyLame meme*

8. I Got A Friend - Davido ft. Mayorkun, Sho Madjozi
No matter how many times you listen to this song, the first beat drop to let you know that this is an amapiano song will always come as a great jolt. If you don’t know what we are talking about, then you know what to do.

9. Jungle Justice - Pretty Boy DO
If the beat drop doesn’t shock you with its heavy bass, well, then you know what you need to chuck into the nearest ocean.

10. High - Adekunle ft. Davido
One word, Watimagbo! That’s all!

11. Cultural Praise - KCee ft. Okwesili Eze Group
Unlike most of the songs on this list, there is no strong bass here, just layers and layers of voices and instruments. There are the mesmerizing vocals of the Okwesili Eze Group, then you hear the traditional drums, someone is playing the ogene, and a piano is playing softly with some adlibs for spice. Miss one of these components and you’ve missed them all.

What song do you think we missed? Thankfully, we are not giving you music without a good plug for the right device for it all, Jumia Nigeria has knock-you-off-the-feet deals and discounts on headphones, earpieces and a bunch of things you may need. And interestingly, there are so many offers, deals and incredible discounts. We won’t explain it to you, you can see it for yourself here.

You are very welcome!

We are still waiting for the wedding of the year. Forget everything you have seen this year, every single wedding. There is just something that tells us that the next two months will be crazy good. Eyes have not seen the aso ebi, trains and headgears that November and December will be made of.

Before you begin asking ‘God when’ in the comment section, there iis more to weddings than Instagram-worthy snatched waists and gorgeous bridal train entries. It seems everyone forgets you are actually supposed to bring a gift for the couple. They have gone into debt to bring you the wedding of your dreams, the least you can do is give them something valuable.

Here are five perfect wedding gift ideas we have curated that'll impress any couple.

1. Honeymoon Getaway
After the stress of planning a wedding and getting ready for their new life together, it’s hard for some couples to give proper thought to their honeymoon. Although this one is on the expensive side, it is also one of the most loved gift ideas. The newlyweds need a getaway vacation to relax and spend quality time together and you provided just that. How heartwarming!

2. Kitchen Appliances
Kitchen appliances are a common choice for a wedding gift but an extremely helpful one. And in 2021, say no to boring kitchen appliances. The weirder the better. Who does not want the pen that doubles as a knife and can still be used as a flashlight? Lol.

But really, if you want to stay within your budget and play it safe, you can choose from various kitchen tools. Keeping in mind that the soon to be wed couples are building a new home together, they will find a use for this gift choice.

3. Home Appliances
Anything that can make the couple’s new life easier is guaranteed a plus. Vacuum cleaners could be pricey, but appliances like irons and water dispensers are valuable as well as easy on your pockets.

Also, do not underestimate the power of a washing machine. The newlyweds will love you for life, trust us!

4. Money or vouchers
You can’t go wrong with cash gifts, no matter how small. After spending as much as they did on the wedding, the cash gift will be a relief as some couples find it difficult to ask for cash gifts in place of anything else. You can take the initiative and offer a little token towards their new future together.

Or, you could get them a voucher to use for whatever they please. For instance, Jumia’s Black Friday promo has these Golden Tickets that give you ₦200,000 and a one-year Jumia Prime subscription - you never have to pay a dime for a Jumia delivery for a year.


5. Smart TV
We all know the stress that goes into planning a wedding. So what better way to ensure newlyweds spend quality time together other than netflix and chill? This is one gift that will definitely get you the best friend of the year award.

To get what you need while also saving yourself a lot of money, visit Jumia’s website or download the Jumia app to participate in the biggest Black Friday shopping event ever! Commencing on November 5, the promo will last till November 30 and will feature many mouth-watering deals like flash sales, wheel of fortune, treasure hunts, free vouchers as high as 200,000 Naira and the recently launched iPhone 13 for only 6,850 Naira.

Detty December, also known as the season with the ‘littest’ parties, concerts and shows, is fast approaching. We know you'd rather be naughty than nice. With the year you've had, it is only fair that you end it on a high note. Don't worry, we are not judging.

In fact, we are here to help. To make your shopping easier and prepare you for the Detty-December of your dreams, we curated a list of must-have items you'll need.

1. The Perfect Outfit
For the ladies, now is the time to start shopping for 'the dress'. You know, the one that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. To continue being the bad girl that you are, you'll need the perfect party dress. One that is not too tight and chokingly uncomfortable, not too revealing but sexy enough to get you second glances and if possible, a free drink at the bar.

For the guys, to let them know that you have arrived and are not to be slept on this season, you'll need that nice fitted casual shirt over a well-tailored pair of pants. If you have the legs to work the trendy 'ashawo shorts', please by all means, go for it.

2. Memorable Scent
With the number of shows you intend to hit this December, it is only right that you wash away the stench of your everyday hustle and bustle lifestyle. To do that, you need the perfect scent.

Some luxury oud perfume or budget-friendly perfume that'll keep your presence in a room long after you're gone, is just what you need. Besides, studies show that the right scent can increase your chances of attracting a date.

3. Simple Accessories
In this case, it is important not to go over the top with your accessories. Unless you don't mind some pickpocket carting away with your expensive Rolex at a crowded party. Add a nice watch or bracelet to your shopping list to spice up your look.

For the ladies, now is probably the time to invest in some sexy ankle bracelets and waist beads. It is Detty December after all.

4. Hygiene Products
Now you've got the perfect outfit and the right accessories, but for the love of baby Jesus please get some deodorant.
If you plan to hit the clubs and party all season, make sure people will be able to breathe around you

Before you think about stepping out, you need to make sure your body is in its most refreshed and well-groomed state. That means antiperspirants, shaving clippers and lotions are a must-have. Considering how dry the weather will be, it is important to keep your beard oiled and trimmed and your body moisturized.

5. New/Upgraded Gadgets
What is Detty December without the right device to capture it? The perfect ‘group-fie’ will not take itself. To stay connected and pepper your haters and fans alike, you may need to upgrade your phone to the latest version -one that promises clearer camera qualities and smarter functions. Besides how else do you intend to document your perfect outfit and adventurous night-outs for all to see and envy?

To some, this might look like an unnecessary buy, but you've been grinding all year, it's time to treat yourself. You have our permission

It's never too early to start preparing your end-of-the-year wishlist. In fact, the earlier the better. Jumia is introducing the biggest Black Friday shopping haul you have ever seen. The online event will begin tomorrow, November 5th and amazing deals await you.

Dettol, the world’s leading hygiene brand facilitated a School Hygiene workshop to kickstart this year’s Clean Naija campaign at Radisson Blu Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos, an initiative aimed at enlightening, educating, and driving behavioral change among Nigerians to achieve a cleaner and healthier country.

The stakeholders’ workshop had in attendance, the leadership​​ team of Reckitt Nigeria, members of the Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), the Lagos State Office of SDGs, and also various Lagos school’s HODs including their Executive Secretaries.
The workshop served as a forum where key stakeholders in the Lagos State education sector were informed about the 2021 programme vision, as well as the implementation of the programme in primary schools across the state.
For the 2021 edition, Dettol has introduced big and exciting additions to the program.

The first is the specially developed Hygiene Curriculum created by the Dettol international team, consisting of comics and worksheets that aim to convey the hygiene message to pupils in a fun and engaging manner.

The second addition is the introduction of the programme Impact assessment, which will see Dettol use scientific measurement tools to determine the impact of its hygiene education on the students, their teachers, and parents.

Thirdly, in line with Sustainable Development Goal 17, partnerships for the goals, Dettol has partnered with the Lagos State office on SDGs, Dean Initiative, World’s Largest Lesson, and Slum and Rural Health Initiative (SRHIN) to help drive the program implementation and adoption.

The General Manager, Reckitt Sub-Saharan Africa, Mr. Akbar Ali Shah stated, “With Dettol, our purpose is to protect life, by making good hygiene simple to adopt. Over the past 6 years, we have directly reached over 5 million primary school children in Nigeria with our hygiene education programmes. However, with the need for an intensified hygiene consciousness due to COVID-19, we are evolving from a model where we had just a one-off contact with the students, to one where there will be repeated interactions based on lessons from the Hygiene Curriculum."


“Our aim is to emphasize on the need to enable a sanitized environment and to create the importance of water, hygiene and sanitation in preventing the spread of infection amongst children. We recognize this is an enormous task and we acknowledge the immense contribution that our partners, Lagos State office on the SDGs, Dean Initiative, World’s Largest Lesson, and SRHIN will bring to this campaign” he added.

Reckitt Nigeria, through the Dettol brand, has over the years developed a number of programmes committed to tackling public health and hygiene issues. These include the School Hygiene Program and the New Mum’s Program.

Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, went neck to neck with Liberia’s Lone Stars in a match many will describe as a commanding victory for Nigeria. To ensure that the players were match-ready, the official hygiene partner of the Super Eagles, Dettol, ensured the locker rooms and all surrounding areas in the stadium were sanitised and germ-free.

The brand worked with the NFF and the management of the Teslim Balogun Stadium to sanitise the surfaces, and provide cool branded hygiene kits for the football players and officials to ensure that a high hygiene regimen was maintained on and off the pitch.

As the Super Eagles secured a comfortable first-leg 2-0 win at home against the Lone Stars, excited fans were reminded about health and hygiene by the amiable safety ambassadors across the stadium.

Dettol is leveraging Nigerians’ love for football to improve their health and hygiene consciousness.

In order to ensure that the Super Eagles stay germ-free Dettol has partnered with the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF). Following the announcement of the partnership between the NFF and Dettol on June 17, 2021, Akbar Ali Shah, the General Manager of Reckitt, Sub-Saharan Africa, stated at the ceremony, “Dettol will provide hygienic protection for the Super Eagles during their pre and post-match activities as it already does in several Nigerian homes. We hope the partnership empowers them on their quest to entertain Nigerians and bring home the Cups. Dettol will also work hand in hand with NFF to provide hygiene support for the football fans of Nigeria.”

The national football team will continue their 2022 World Cup campaign with a face-off against Cape Verde on Tuesday, September 7, 2021.

“Better hygiene leads to better health, confidence, and overall growth,” the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) proclaims, and it is not hard to see the correlation - a healthy child with good hygiene is a confident child.
Thankfully, it’s never too early to instil good hygiene habits in your children, but we all know that kids need a lot of time and patience to learn any habit. Here are a few tips that can help you:

Get the basics right: You need to help them get the basics right. Before you go into the ins and outs of teaching personal hygiene to your little one, start by establishing the non-negotiable rules. These include practices such as proper handwashing, brushing the teeth after every meal, and covering the mouth while sneezing. Hygiene rules are very important, and they should be followed without excuses. To make hand-washing fun, parents can teach kids the Dettol hand washing song.

Explain the essence of proper grooming and hygiene in simple terms: Your child’s age will determine the method to be used in explaining the importance of practising proper hygiene and the consequences of doing the opposite. Older kids can easily understand the downside of falling sick due to an infection. As for the younger ones, you would have to explain the idea in much simpler ways. Using a scene from their favourite cartoons to draw comparisons could help.

Use books and shows that keep kids interested: Children like mimicking their favourite TV and book characters. That is why elementary books use cartoon characters to illustrate concepts and ideas. If you can convince your toddlers that the character they adore also washes hands, they would be really impressed and want to do the same. There are also TV shows and books that illustrate hygiene practices in fun ways.

Be a good role model: Children also love imitating adults they love or admire. So, there is no better way of teaching hygiene habits than practising them yourself. For instance, your child will understand the importance of washing their hands after using the bathroom when they see you doing it. Remember that your ‘mini-you’ is watching you every day and looking for ways to be like you, so be a good role model.

Establish hygiene as an everyday responsibility: Parents can also encourage their kids to take part in cleaning chores. Depending on their age, there are different cleaning tasks kids can perform easily. Also, habits like washing hands before eating, or after using the bathroom, and using a hand sanitizer when leaving the playground should be developed.

Teaching the principles of good hygiene is essential in ensuring that children are healthy and clean. Luckily, instilling these habits can be quite easy using the best plan. These tips will get you there, but make sure you stick to the plan.

And, there are great products that can help you as you teach your little one. Dettol’s handwashing liquid and bathing soaps have antibacterial qualities that can help children battle germs and they are skin-friendly.

PS: All cleaning agents and materials must be used in the presence of a supervising adult.

Reckitt – a global leader in hygiene, health and nutrition, and the company behind world-renowned brands such as Dettol, Mortein, Durex, Airwick and Jik – has announced the opening of its Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) Head Office in Lagos, Nigeria. The new office was inaugurated by H.E Ben Llewellyn-Jones, OBE, the British Deputy High Commissioner, on Monday, June 28, 2021.

Reckitt has been present in Nigeria since 1960, investing in manufacturing, media, distribution and retail businesses, through which its business and affiliates have generated employment for over 4,000 people.

For Reckitt, the new head office will serve as a base for efforts facilitating increased access to the highest-quality hygiene, wellness and nourishment products for citizens across six countries under its Sub-Saharan Africa region — Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Uganda, Tanzania and Ivory Coast.

According to General Manager, Reckitt SSA, Akbar Ali Shah, “we envision Sub Saharan Africa as the next pillar of growth, where our brands can truly live their purpose to build a cleaner and healthier world, where access to quality hygiene, health and nutrition becomes a right and not a privilege.”

He continued, “Nigeria being the biggest economy in Africa is a natural base to drive our expansion plans in Sub-Saharan Africa. Reckitt has been working on a Work-From-Home (WFH) policy since March 2020. Over the last year, we learned how the world has evolved, and we understand the benefit of a hybrid work regime. We are moving from the conventional office space to an all-inclusive collaboration centre where employees can bring their true selves to work. It is in this regard, that we have set up what will be the future of the workplace, a first of its kind.

“Additionally, at Reckitt, sustainability is central to our purpose, and runs through everything we do, hence the choice of this office within the first environmentally certified commercial building in the city was deliberate.”

Commenting during the ceremony, Llewellyn-Jones said, “Reckitt is famous in Nigeria for its brands like Dettol, JIK, Harpic and Mortein. As a British business operating in Nigeria, I am pleased to support the opening in Lagos of their Head Office for Sub-Saharan Africa. The British Deputy High Commission and our International Trade Team are committed to supporting all UK businesses, delivering more jobs and economic growth for both Nigeria and the UK.”

Driven by its purpose to protect, heal and nurture, Reckitt is committed to providing quality brands that will continue to enrich the lives of consumers.

I am really worried about this oh. I wrote my course of study on my marriage certificate and I got married during nysc. Although I didn't use my nysc period to claim points, what can I do?

Zeus04:
So I got a new heads-up on general applications today. Someones application was rejected for inconsistencies because his occupation on his marriage certificate read something and his occupation/work experience/work history read another thing. Who would have thought they connect the dot this way??

For those marriage and are yet to submit their application, you may wanna take a look at this o.

Hello. Pls I think I used a wrong NOC while filling out my application. Is there a way to resolve this post-ITA? The NOCs are quite similar though.

Pls must the amount in gift deed be in dollars? All the templates I have seen have Canadian dollars as the amount.

Thanks.

Debbieeeeeee:

Ilovepdf is the app to use and there are many others

Good morning all, pls does anyone know how I can attach multiple documents under one line item.

Pls I have a question about Proof of Funds. I intend to use my salary account in my former place of work because my sister In law intends to give me the money but she wants it to be in an account in her bank. The plan is for her to send it to her brother, and for him to send it to my account as a gift deed. Will it be enough if he provides a document showing his monthly earnings to proof that the money is his? Also, my brother has agreed to give me the balance proof of fund as a gift deed? How do I go about this? I also intend to transfer some money from my current salary account to this one. Pls let me know if there's a better way I can achieve this plan.

Pls can I contact you about ACCA even though it is not Canada related?

elmoduddah:
By the way, I see a lot of people mentioning ACCA here. If you want to make any enquiry or have any complaint or issue and need to contact the ACCA Nigeria office, kindly let me know and I’ll ensure you are sorted out. I work with them.
My own little way of helping on the thread

Pls who has a medical appointment for November at IOM that they are not using. Pls help me before 91 days catch me for here.

Pls can I get your 30th after you get Lekan's 26th?

oluwaahmed:


October or November?
November pls am interested. Pls I just sent you a PM

Good morning everyone,

Pls I would like your help in clarifying a few concerns before I submit my student visa application.

1.),My brother is my sponsor but I am married with a child. He has more than enough funds for this but they are in 1 savings account, 1 salary account and 1 business account (my dad is one of the directors of this business). How do we go about sending a bank statement? Do we need a statement for each of the accounts?

2.) My husband and child will be applying alongside me because the programme is for just 1 year and our thought is that if I go first and they apply afterwards, we can be denied because the program will be almost over.

3.) Since my brother is my sponsor and my husband is sponsoring himself and our child, will there be a need for me to submit employment letter and salary account statement.
The thing is since I resigned, I have been using my friend's business account and name to run a side gig and inflow from that account to mine is not consistent and can't fit into a recent 4 month bank statement. Pls advise on my best option regarding this.

Thank you so much guys and I really hope I get a response.

The added benefit of paying more doesn't exist anymore.

I am really not our for them. I used them for my registration and there was no added benefit.

calculator123:


Why?

They have been the most reliable name on this thread.

Whatever you decide, don't register with BY Mafit.

Yes

Chidera442:

have you registered already?

Do you stay on the mainland in Lagos, I don't mind a study partner.

Kelgabriel5:

I also plan to write in September, with a verbal wahala

I plan to write in September as well but I am worried about my Quant.

Chidera442:
Hi everyone hope y'all are having a great time
Please I would like to know, if I can register for the GRE now to write the exams around September time so I could have enough time to study. Thanks and Regards..

Pls is anyone sending waec scratch cards to WES?

Pls can you send the link. I can't seem to find it on their page.

successhungry:
Heeeeee! E wa wooo! I have been crying since. 3rd attempt!
L:8.5
R:9
W:7
S:7.5
Guys,don't give up!

Hi @TEECANN pls can I send you a private message?

TEECANN:
Waaawuuuu!!!!!

Didn't I say it at the beginning of this week that the PPR rain cloud is gathering and that it will rain after Wednesday?

This God is just too much...


BIG BIG CONGRATULATIONS to all the PPR grabbers in the house.


This phase has indeed ended in a beautiful praise giving.


To all the families so blessed, go and flourish in Cannyland.

To the reminder of our compatriots still awaiting their PPRs, one thing that I am very certain of is that: Though it may tarry, it will surely show when you least expects it!


It will all definitely end in praise IJN!

Lol 8.8 ke... This is the most interesting PPR story j have read.

raphrulz:
Wow!

A big congratulations to you. The wait has finally paid off. I remember seeing some of your posts and a few clrifications.

May God favour you in the new land. You have indeed met our PPR script expectations. You wrote absolutely on every section of your application except medicals and PCC. However, you have done a good job.

I will rate you 8.8/10.. very good job indeed.

God bless and favour you in your new land... and may joy and congratulatory messages never cease in your household.

Go and prosper!!!