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olaboy001:
What if I don't have up to 7M? I have 4.5M at the moment.. And I will be 31 by June hope there is no age restriction

4.5million still fair.
Housing: 36k X 12= 430k
Feeding: 27k X 12= 254k
Tuition per annum= 450k

(Reasonable approximated figures)

olaboy001:
How much do I need to apply for undergraduate course

if you're using your account 7million, but if you have a sponsor, 3.5million is fine

ItsBolaji:
thanks boss, lastly, like how much will you advise that I have?


and what are possible questions that might be asked?

.3.5mill. No serious question

ItsBolaji:
Thanks Chief, but if I use mine, will still need affidavit of support?

not a must

ItsBolaji:
Will it be safer I use my account as sponsor or I use parents account

any is ok

President Muhammadu Buhari has declined to be interviewed live on television.
Arise News published an interview with the president on its Youtube page on Monday.
While presenting the intro to the interview, tagged: '90 Minutes with President Buhari', Charles Aniagolu, the presenter, stated that Buhari declined to feature live on television, and chose a recorded session instead.
His terms were agreed to and the Board of Editors from ThisDay engaged the president for 90 minutes.
Speaking on the interview conducted with the president, Aniagolu said: “Straightaway, Mr Buhari declined to be interviewed live on camera by Arise News, preferring instead to hold a recorded session only with ThisDay newspaper. And so, the Board of Editors from ThisDay spent over an hour questioning the president about the substance of his major policy signature issues such as lapses in security, the fight against corruption, the economy, poverty alleviation and the infrastructure deficit.
Eniola Bello, Managing Director of ThisDay newspaper; Kayode Komolafe, the Deputy Managing Director of ThisDay newspaper, and Segun Adeniyi, chairman of ThisDay Board of Editors, who was also former spokesman of the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, conducted the interview and spoke on their experience.
Speaking on why the president declined to be interviewed live, Eniola Bello, the Managing Director of ThisDay newspaper who was in charge of setting up the interview and liaising with the presidency, said: “At the initial stage, we wanted a live interview with the Arise crew. But midway, they said ‘No’. We had set up the equipment, but around 1pm on Sunday, we were told that because of our lead story in ThisDay, reporting the pending interview, that there had been some pressure to, if not, reduce the way we were going to go to the villa.
"So, Arise crew was not allowed to come in. They said they will get NTA to record it for us, then we could take the tape from NTA. Essentially, that was what happened."
According to a publication by ThisDay earlier on Sunday, the newspaper had initially announced that Buhari would feature as its first guest in the series of presidential debates.
It read: “As part of its many contributions to the enhancement of the country’s electoral culture and improvement of the process of electing leaders, THISDAY Newspapers and Arise News Television are beginning a presidential debate series Sunday at 10pm, with President Muhammadu Buhari and candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) as the first guest.
“Although, debuting Sunday with President Buhari as the first guest, other candidates like former Vice President and candidate of the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, are to follow in no particular order but based on their availability and schedule for the interview.
“The first of its kind, the first leg of the debate series, which is billed to hold at the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja, is to be anchored by panellists from both THISDAY and Arise, led by the Chairman of the two media outfits, Mr. Nduka Obaigbena.
“On the THISDAY arm of the panelists are the Managing Director of the newspaper, Mr. Eniola Bello; his deputy, Mr. Kayode Komolafe; Chairman of the Editorial Board, Mr. Olusegun Adeniyi; Editor of THISDAY, Mr. Bolaji Adebiyi; Editor, THISDAY on Sunday, Mr. Shaka Momodu, and his counterpart on Saturday, Mr. Yemi Adebowale. From the Arise wing are the Managing Director, Ms. Ijeoma Nwogwugwu; Managing Editor, Adebajo Awosemo; Arise News Anchor, Charles Aniagolu; Arise News Anchor, Adesua Omoroun; Arise News Anchor, Tundun Abiola, and Arise News Anchor, Ndee Amagbuo.”

I'm a masters student here in Baguio city, Philippines

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Badb0y4lyf:
Please post the picture here

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Corrinthians:
Foolish ipob. They couldn't even use pictures of in different occasions. Took same picture, created the reverse images, made right hand look left, uploaded it and as usual their gullible horde of zombies will consume it.

mine is to share evidence I copied from Radio Biafra page, and allow Nigerians to judge. You are a renowned BMC member, so your opinion doesn't count.

this is serious

We must continue

NK is really back with hell

No picture/video to back up the said summit.

c/c: Garba Shehu

‘It's the real me!’ Nigerian president denies impostor charge… but isn’t that what a clone would do?

Published time: 3 Dec, 2018 05:09
Edited time: 3 Dec, 2018 07:36
© Reuters / Shannon Stapleton

An attempt by Nigeria’s president to reassure his countrymen that he is alive, and wasn’t replaced by an impostor during a long medical leave, failed to convince everyone because that’s exactly what a clone would say, isn’t it?
Rumors of a double or a clone ruling the country instead of President Muhammadu Buhari have plagued the minds of Nigerians for roughly a year ever since the 75-year-old returned from his medical treatments in the UK, looking all reborn.

One of the questions that came up today in my meeting with Nigerians in Poland was on the issue of whether I‘ve been cloned or not. The ignorant rumours are not surprising — when I was away on medical vacation last year a lot of people hoped I was dead.

When publicly confronted and asked if he was an impostor by a member of the Nigerian community in Poland, Buhari finally addressed the rumors, slamming them as irresponsible, but reassuring the audience he was the real deal.

It’s the real me, l assure you.

Yet such a direct but seemingly prepared answer managed to convince just a few of his Twitter followers, who noted that only a genuine impostor would answer that question this way.


Ambrose
@Ambrose81564938
Replying to @MBuhari
clone or clone, it is u we want. Ur clone is far better than them Wen they are in power.

Samson Uchenna Eze
@Samsino79
Replying to @MBuhari
Remove your cap for once let's see the bald head of Buhari we knew in 2015. Let's have presidential media chat which you've bn avoiding. Which presidential debate are you planning to be part of? When wl you tell us the much you know Nigeria, ruling by proxy is your modus, why?

CHYCHY CHUKWU
@CHYCHYCHUKWU
Replying to @MBuhari
This act of yours is a confirmation of what Nnamdi KANU is saying. That you're a body double, a Jubril from Sudan. The issue is simple, take off your cap, do a media chat in Nigeria. Is it so hard? Who are you? Jubril? Sudanese?Who?The shadows and shrouds of a so called president.

Chuks Cashie
@realchukscashie
Replying to @MBuhari
I wish I was the President for just this moment. I would have said: "Yes, it is true that I was cloned. This is Jibrin speaking and I take telepathic directives from Buhari.

Conspiracy theories about the president sprouted like mushrooms after Buhari took a number of trips to the UK last year to seek medical treatment for an undisclosed malady. While the presidency repeatedly rejected rumors that the head of state was terminally ill or dead, failure to disclose his illness prompted rumors that the president could have been cloned. Another rumor suggests that the top seat is currently occupied by an impostor, namely an imaginative Jibril Aminu of Sudan.


Mazi Deji Adeyanju Ph.D
· Nov 29, 2018
This Jubril Al ‘Sudani conspiracy has finally crept into mainstream media. No longer a social media foible. Well done Nnamdi Kanu for successful showing that Nigeria is indeed a crazy place. Tuehhh! Make I pass abeg. Don’t come here with that nonsense story pls.

IgboAwake Org
@IgboawakeOrg
Take a look at his hands and fingers, does it look 80 years old sick Buhari finger,No !
Is obvious This is an imposter jubril from Sudan,even Obama gets older as US president but Buhari all of a sudden gets younger and fresher as a president ,Why can’t black man investigate.

Ipobincataluñya
@ipobincatalunya
Fake certificate and cloned Jubrin Mohammadu Buhari all in the evil contraption called Nigeria.

Amara Chiukwu
@AmaraBiafra
Can you see we have two Buhari here? One is late Buhari and Jubril from Sudan when was on tourist visit before he now permanently occupy Aso rock as an impostor...#SupportBiafraReferendum !!!

UrattaZoneA
@a_uratta
#Yorubas are a bunch of liars, cheats & born cowards. This is clearly seen in their dastardly act of shying away from the #truth that @MBuhari is dead & impersonated by #Jubril Aminu from #Sudan.

yarimo:
GBENUSUON

la ori mo ogiri, oga Ade

yarimo:
But why?

oju re o ti la

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Security doors and locks being changed

When he was seriously ill

Cabals not jubril

This was during the surgery

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