imperiouxx:

@djunit1,

Yea, I don't need to argue with you because you haven't even ripe to get one, how would you know how it works? You only hear people saying it. I see reason why aroy1 is always on your neck here, it's because you don't cut your coat to suite your size. My emphasis is that ADEBYTE's advise to the HELEN is possible, I'm doing it here.

aguiyi:

i caught fxking2012 here

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-862598.0.html

FBI in the house. Arrest am come here fast by Sunday 11pm or else, you are fired from this dept of pipsology!

imperiouxx:

@djunit1,

The general statistics part of your statement were all Pure Bullshiit. Does living expenses and school fee same from state to state that one can't survive with GA? I got my GA position right from Nigeria since last year June and I have already knew how the allowance will go. Out of the allowance, 70% goes for dorms of which food plan is included, 30% goes for my school fee, though this doesn't completely solve my school fee because I have few of it to pay, I don't need ride to class because I only need to walk less than 3 mins to class. Therefore, getting GA in affordable schools and states can solve most school fee problems. I just walked to the student account office and told them I want my allowance going towards my tuition and I was told I'm good and clearance was placed on my student ID card. So ask me, if I have paid all my school fee. ADEBYTE, explanation is proven right in this country. This is US, many Americans don't buy cloths for fashion like in Nigeria, most times they get cloths good enough to shed the cold wind. Ask most of them to remove those jackets, all you see is T-Shirt not even polo shirt, how much is T-Shirts in Nigeria?

honeric01:

Both the dollar and euro are not in good shape, i think they are both going to be struggling until further notice.

djunit1:




LWKMD!!!! If truly the guy is as kind as he is making us believe, then he is the Kindest Nigerian living in Yankee!!!!

If you see Naija people for this country RUN!!!!!

USBound:

@ djunit1: abeg update me. Are naija people in yankee bad? How? I know it's not all, but why should I run? Where I am staying in California, there are few nigerian people, infact very rare, and I've been trying to look for some. But now that u say 'RUN', I need info so as to protect my self. How far?

imperiouxx:

S/He should be expecting it any moment from now. Some have been getting theirs. Mine would be mailed this week, though I've gotten my admission letter which was mailed separately. I was told they held it up till now because of the busy fall registration.

@gboyega,

Sup? How are you coping. Others no even rememba here again just to say ''hi house''. Se na studies don quickly dey intense like that?

GboyegaD:

it is a wonderful thing beign here in the US however, their lifestyle is totally different. Unlike our communal lifestyle where you want to know who your neighbour is and the likes here, you are on your own.
The best we can do is to encourage as many that we know who would want to come study abroad to do so because it is a wonderful experience and there are facilities to aid your studies.

WARYZ:

My best fwend on here got her student visa 2day,she will gist u herslf in som few hours.

gbaski2010:

@myforum,
Any potential redflag 4 a 2nd timer at d embassy?

gbaski2010:

Thanks phy
@house
successful applicants,where una deyyy

nethacker:

I hope all those dat got their visas r really prepared for the nxt battle ahead?

USBound:

@Nethacker: what's the next battle?

seedord247:

I willl say Capital NO. . . . . Your sponsor must show that he's able to sponsor you for the whole years you will be spending in the school.

but you can still patronize oluwole for help.

nnamdistan:

thanks for the reply dizyfrenzy. by the way, dizyfrenzy, have you considered joining the Education USA educational advising center in Abuja? they helped me secure my full scholarship. i know several graduate students who are going abroad this year that secured scholarships.

arshy:

@myforumid3; Idaho is cool. Thanks menh!

Physicall:

@ Abats4naija, I got my VISA today in lagos. I was also interviewed by the same lady and my interview pattern's just similar to urs.She had the highest denial rate. I'm more like the only person she issued a student Visa before I left there. Relieve at last!

jasper1:

they were most def doing their jobs. everyone does their job, but there is nothing wrong with being nice about it.

anyway, my attention is not the VO's, its the students, cos most of us are actually not redy, and seriously dont deserve the visa. Just prepare yourself properly, cos its like going for an exam. you never know what will be asked so you have to read properly and widely, then depend on the favour of God.
selah.

Pls, does anyone know how to track their passports online, cos i need to leave lagos asap. plus the guy also kept my I-20 and sevis reciept. hope that is normal

Debbie(m):

@fris, that's nice but won't it be too stressfull (just thinking)
@myforumid3, I booked emirate to houston (IAH) for $1316.05.It is actually the cheapest I have seen. I have added u to my YIM so accept asap. cheers

fris:

Counting down to my exit from Nigeria. Few days more and excited.

@House, It's cheaper to book your flight directly with airlines flying to USA and early too. Mine just totaled Naira 182 000 one way to Louisiana. I booked the local flight from JFK to Alexandria over the phone with my GTB MasterCard and it worked perfectly only i was told to show the card at airport checking. Delta airline.

I beat the cost by first booking emirates to JFK for 151 k Naira and then search all airlines to Louisiana and next available flight with 3 - 24 hours departure from New York to my time of arrival at JFK and also cheap. then got one closest match and worked fine.Got my e-ticket almost immediately and the $ equivalent deducted from my saving account attached to my GTB Naira MasterCard.   All fares came to 182k. Cheaper than booking all at once with any airline from Nigeria.

Debbie(m):