₦airaland Forum

Hallelujah3:
Good morning all,pls I need your advice on this.
For several weeks now,Ive payed my Agent service fee which he said he has payed and the receipt is yet to drop(as he says) pls could this be true? He said it takes over 4wks at times for the receipt to be issued out after payment. Could this really be true?

Systrom:
once

He did not cancel or reschedule

He just kept on submitting emergency requests until Grace shined on him and he was spruced for 13th January

SaintBees:
No I just cancelled my appointment and edited my d160. Then booked a new appointment, then now asked for an emergency

SonugaMike:
Lagos, never denied, first application ever

StanUc:
Hello, was this January date the earliest date you saw when you were about to book appointment?

SonugaMike:
It looks like the embassy has a lot of emergency appointment request to deal with at the moment. I have also requested for Emergency interview since the early hours of Sunday but I haven’t gotten any response from them.
I know I am not it this alone but I have to resume school mid January 2022

StanUc:
Was it emergency appointment (EA) that you applied for in Lagos? And when was this? I also applied for EA in Lagos since last week with no response yet..

laddyboss:
Good afternoon
Pls I have applied for emergency appointment since last week Wednesday and I’m yet to hear any response.
Pls is there anyone also facing this

yorubakid:
Nonsense!! I have you shown an example of how UNN are breaking boundaries in medical field and you still went ahead to type rubbish..

Until you show me an example of where UI medical school did made history in medical innovation then you can't compare it to UNN
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yorubakid:
The first open heart surgery was performed in university of Nigeria teaching hospital.
Go and read your history boy.. UNN medical school have always been the best.

yorubakid:
UNN is far ahead of the three schools..they shouldn't be in same sentence

oocyte:
Bros that's not true we cover all the syllables upper limb and lower limb ,thorax and abdomen,head and neck with histology and embryology which other topics in anatomy again.

Bvmsson:
Some of these guys that failed really worked their asses out. I Know of a guy last year that is a really good student at anatomy, physiology and medical biochemistry but failed 2nd MBBS last year but he pass this time around.

In medical school you do Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry which some people do separately for 4 years each, so if you calculate it you will spend 12 years studying the 3 courses.

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Ihategirls:
Hi, two questions
1. Did you get a date in Lagos or Abuja ?
2. Are they giving December dates or January dates

SaintBees:
Please do you know of anyone who just got a date? I've been looking for a way to get an appointment

Systrom:
You can’t fix any interview date again. From now till March. All booked up

Systrom:
No more surge or emergency appointments

EstherOA:
YES!! Apply.

truthsayer009:
IMO, even the Ph.D can be very worthless in the corporate America, In recent years IT professionals thrive on certifications and professional courses, if she is in IT & Telecom's industry, it would mean there are many professional certifications she has to do. That 5 years she would spend in school is better off gaining more work experience in Nigeria and writing professional certifications, then plan for One Year Canada PG diploma.

Gerrard59:
Assuming the story is true (which is not true itself, just an assumption), the bold is entirely untrue. Someone in his/her 30s c[b]an start from the top by getting an MBA from a top-20 school in the US or getting an L-1 visa from a US-based company in Nigeria and moving to a similar position in the US or getting a JD from a top law school. Or a PhD from a good school and enter corporate America. [/b]

Brexxit:
I guess she's into minimum wage jobs $7.25 per hr over there in the USA.

Advise her to go for skilled or professional jobs,with this she can live comfortably there.If she doesn't have a degree let her go to university or get a skill.

She made the best decision of her life moving to the USA.

Saynoomore:
A majority, just like you, are getting the point entirely wrong! The desperation to leave the country, does not only stem from the desire for greener pastures or wealth, but for social security, feeling of safety, access to basic amenities, social welfare, quality healthcare etc. These basic amenities are increasingly getting out of the reach of not just ordinary Nigerians, but also out of the reach of even wealthy Nigerians as evidenced by the rich members of the society travelling out of the country for medical reasons! For others, the political instability and frequent terrorism from UGM, kidnappings, banditry, herdsmen, etc, raise fears for the future of the country and they want to get their children out of this hell-hole as fast as they possibly can.

So, it's not just for the money and good jobs! It's for the feeling of security, safety, and the assurance that they are in a society that works - one where they can find justice should they decide to seek justice for any reason! Overall, peace and security remains on priority list of most japa enthusiasts, before wealth and monetary gains. Only war torn countries are facing the kinds of challenges many Nigerians are currently battling with. Such countries should be avoided at all costs.

adeakin:
Unfortunately people will still go to these countries believing their case will be different. Some people are currently heading to libya via agadez right now. Despite all the instability and slavery there. Immigration today is not what it used to be. White women that usually marry Nigerians so they can get papers are reducing by the numbers too. Think am well before you japa

Mariangeles:
The question you really want to ask is Can I live abroad and have the Nigerian type of marriage?

Dude! You can't have your cake and eat it!

TooMuchStuff:
Finally we colonizing dem whites with our local music.

vizkiz:
Apart from Bob being a disgusting human, you don’t go around uploading people’s pictures/videos without their consent

Chynwem:
Just send your documents to the above email address,
either Abuja or Lagos

Chynwem:
Have you tried Surge?

preciousnobel:
Good morning everyone! Please I have a question. I am strongly interested in migrating to the US. I am a graduate. If my PhD applications are successful I will be traveling next year on F 1 visa. My fiancee is studying nursing. What is the best/easiest/legal way to migrate with her so she can work as a nurse? She can't work with F-2 visa while I am on F-1

MackyNaija:
In Nnamd1 Kanu,s voice; By virtue of leaving zoo 1 (naija) and zoo 2 (socialist Cali), things are beginning to happen...

Like happening reallll fassst

Jist deh.