Herbert Wigwe was a promising Banker but then I do not know much about his person when he was alive and cannot put the blame on him.

Look at Elumelu and Standard bank too, alot of them.

I've always frowned at roles that he and other bank owners played in the Nigerian financial misfortune, except we all want to shy away from the truth.

I pray God forgives and rest his soul. You can read more about him here;
https://oldnaijahistory.com.ng/herbert-wigwe/

Please bro how did you get your appointment? I've been battling it since last year, went to Egypt and was denied cos I had no residency.

Adeoti2:


please do I need a dollar card to pay for appointment on vfs or I can use my naira card

The health insurance in France is a comprehensive health insurance system that provides access to healthcare for all its residents, regardless of their income or social status. The system is funded by a combination of taxes, contributions from employers and employees, and out-of-pocket payments.
Health insurance in France is based on a model of universal coverage, which means that everyone is entitled to access healthcare services, regardless of their ability to pay. In practice, this means that the vast majority of medical expenses are covered by the state, including doctor’s appointments, hospital stays, and prescription drugs.

https://tomicxng.com/health-insurance-in-france-how-what-to-know-and-it/

Car insurance is a branch of insurance that covers trucks, cars, motorcycles and all other roadworthy mobiles from all kind of possible loss or damage.
Insurance generally is the prevention or financial protection against damages, theft, or other circumstances that affect the wellbeing of your car.

The main function of car insurance is to provide financial protection against all forms of physical damage that are caused as a result of accident and against debts that could also occur from incidents in a car.
https://tomicxng.com/car-insurance-amazing-things-you-need-to-know-in-2023/

9japride:
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Normally in the east we don't take our political leaders serious. Majority of them are sell out. Till today people don't really like Nnamdi Azikiwe. Most of those leaders then did things for their own selfish purpose not putting into consideration the wishes of their own people. But why mention the civili war which was caused as a result of a failed coup, when a lot of people don't regard that section of Delta state were the army officer hails from as Igbos? So because some selfish individual made a mistake, we all should continue with that mistake till everything spoil finish? Regional style of government will be good. Because some region will happily love to practice Iran/Afghan style of government and it's ok and let other regions that want to practice theirs should do so. It will be easy to hold political leaders responsible for their actions since there won't be any Abuja connection.

Na so una be � Always shifting blames and playing saint. Ojukwu wanted to outsmart Gowon, he wrote his requests on a pink paper(and in the military, any suggestion written on a pink paper is never rejected) He wanted a secession while trying to convince David Ejor of the Mid Western Region to come with him so the East can enjoy oil money.
Ojukwu made an audio recording and didnt wait for the National announcement of the Aburi accord meeting outcome by the head of state. Upon knowing Ojukwu’s plan, Gowon claused the decree which granted all Ojukwu's requests but placed a conditional restriction on him with the clause.
The Igbos have always wanted to have their way and it further jeopardizes their chances. We don't have to hate ourselves and be bitter, let's learn history and see where we all went wrong.

Latest ASUU strike update. Weeks after the Appeal court ruling ordered the Academic Staffs Union of Universities (ASUU) back to work, there seems to be more of an unsettled agreement as there are more confrontations from ASUU after claiming that their salaries were “amputated”.

Recall that a few days back, our reporter at TomicxBlog gathered from a student of the University of Ibadan who confidently told us that his lecturer walked out of the classroom after being paid #29,000 for October. Latest ASUU strike update.

However, the Federal Ministry of Labour has refuted the claim of ASUU, saying they were not paid half the salaries, rather they cannot pay for work not done.

According to Olajide Oshundun, Head of Press and Publicity, Federal Ministry of Labour in a statement that was released on Saturday “The widespread reports of half payment of salary is misleading, grossly inaccurate.

The statement explained that members of ASUU were paid pro rata because they cannot be said for undone work, stating that the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige never ordered the payment of half salaries.

The statement read;

“Following the ruling of the Court of Appeal, which upheld the order of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN), asking ASUU to go back to work, the leadership of the union wrote to the Minister, informing him that they have suspended the strike. The Federal Ministry of Education wrote to him in a similar vein and our labour inspectors in various states also confirmed that they have resumed work.

“So, the Minister wrote to the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and Planning, directing that their salaries should be restored. They were paid in pro rata to the number of days that they worked in October, counting from the day that they suspended their industrial action. Pro-rata was done because you cannot pay them for work not done. Everybody’s hands are tied.”

Source: https://tomicxng.com/latest-ASUU-strike-update-we-paid-their-full-salaries-not-half-fg/

Svelte98:
Hi.
To understand you clearly, are you going for Undergraduate or post graduate studies?

Good morning...
Am going for undergraduate studies

Hello good afternoon, I am new and just got here, about to start a process. All helps will be appreciated �

Svelte98:
Hi there! Congrats on your admission and funding.

To my knowledge, an academic session in USA is usually 9 months: from August to May (4.5 months for Fall and Spring semester each), while the Summer break (between June to early August) is 3 months.

Schools aren't usually in session during Summer, because technically summer is a break period, hence that 3 months is not included in the I-20.
That's why your I-20 shows 9 months.

For the second question, you can select a visa date now then towards June 22nd you can try requesting for an EA. That's my opinion/advice.

I hope it helps.

If you don't mind me asking please, what school and course did you get the GTA funding for?

Good morning please I’m just about to start my own journey but I’m still confused on how to input my waec result, which option best suits that or how do I input it?