How did your test go? Any insight on what to expect?

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How much is tuition? Are there scholarships available
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Which school are open for admission at the moment

JimloveTM:


Changchung University of Science and Technology, Jilin is still open. Send me a whatsapp message, i can link you to a consultant.

I don't understand people's stupidity Share acknowledgement is different from permission Ciara acknowledged Tiwa but didn't get her permission before sampling her song in the first place Haba

sutelk:

Except you intend to use any of their value added services like walk in, VIP, priority which are all optional, you don't have to pay any other fee at the VAC, as per the documents, I believe a checklist would have been sent to you at one point in your application as related to your visa category, but aside the documents relating to your visa category, you go with a printed copy of the email for your appointment, email confirming payment, your printed completed application. Someone advised me to have passport photos with white background with me but it was never used.

i will be using the super priority visa application, i just want to be sure that i wont have to pay anything at the center,
am drawing up an estimate and as such dont want to under prepare for any extra charge

Hello,

I am on the verge of completing my UK business visa renewal my question is after paying on the visa4uk.fco.gov.uk do i still have to pay during my interview and submission date at the TSL center, and if so how much do i have to pay.

what are the checklist and documents i need to submit to fulfill the visa application, i would appreciate if i get this checklist.

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- An Indonesian firm, PT Intim Perkasa Nigeria Ltd has indicated interest to build a refinery in Nigeria

- The Head of Investor Relations of PTPP (Persero) Tbk, Mr. Adi Hartadi said the proposed refinery would be located in Akwa Ibom state

- The refinery would have refining capacity for 10,000 barrels per stream day

An Indonesian firm, PT Intim Perkasa Nigeria Ltd, a subsidiary of PT Intim Perkasa, Indonesia, has indicated interest to build a refinery in Nigeria.

Daily Trust reports that Mr. Adi Hartadi, the Head of Investor Relations of PTPP (Persero) Tbk, partners to PT Intim Perkasa Nigeria Ltd, who disclosed this in Abuja during a business meeting with the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Dr. Maikanti Baru, stated that the proposed refinery would be located in Akwa Ibom state.

NAIJ.com gathered that the refinery, a modular one, will have refining capacity for 10,000 barrels per stream day.


Mr Hartadi stated that their company has more than 50 years of experience in construction and engineering and it was desirous of diversifying into downstream operations in Nigeria.

Responding, the NNPC Group Managing Director, Dr. Maikanti Baru, who was represented by the Chief Operating Officer (COO), Refineries and Petrochemicals, Engr. Anigbor Kragha, stated that NNPC placed high premium on investment in the nation’s refining sector.

The GMD stated that the Corporation had a Greenfield Refinery Department that specialized in new refinery projects and also provided professional support to potential investors in modular refinery in the country in line with the Federal Government policy on modular refineries.

He explained that the country’s three refineries with a combined capacity of 445,000bpd could not function optimally over the years due to lack of investment, adding that NNPC would give necessary support to the Indonesian Company.

He explained that given Nigeria’s expected population, by 2025, more than 40 million litres of petrol would be required for local consumption, adding that the combined capacity of the nation’s 3 refineries would only be able to satisfy just above 50 per cent of the projected local demand.

He expressed optimism that with this kind of investment coming steadily, Nigeria could serve as a regional hub of refined petroleum products for West Africa and beyond.

NAIJ.com had previously reported that the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) crushed the price of diesel by 42 per cent.

Mr Ndu Ughamadu, the group general manager, public affairs division of the NNPC on Sunday, June 18 said it had crushed the price of diesel by 42 per cent. He said diesel also known as Automotive Gas Oil (AGO), had a huge down-slide over the last six months, following key strategic interventions by NNPC.


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Hello guys i just got admitted into a university in Holland and i will like to know what type of business one can do in Holland and if possible what kind of products can one import from Holland to Nigeria for sales.

hello guys what other business can one do in Holland beside an office job, what products can one import from holland to nigeria

May his soul rest in peace! Another legend lost

Former Super Eagles coach and NFF Technical Director, Amodu Shuaibu has died in his sleep just three days after the death of Super Eagles coach, Stephen Keshi. A statement released by the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) this morning reads:
"NFF Technical Director, Amodu Shuaibu has died at the age of 58. The four - time Coach of the Super Eagles complained of chest pains on Friday night and died in his sleep. RIP Amodu Shuaibu's death comes three days after that of former Super Eagles Captain and Coach, Stephen Keshi."




May his soul rest in Peace...Amen!

Earlier today, this church form trended on social media. The 'sacrificial giving form' was given out by the pastor in charge of Region 14 of the Redeemed Christian Church of God to church members. This of course sparked outrage on social media. The Church headquarters has released a statement reacting to the controversy. See the statement after the cut...


It's so unfortunate that people still fall prey to all this church schemestr

proIgbo:
Muaritius is not a nomadic country.

In other news, Omokri wetin you fine go there? Make e no be money you go hide their o!

Whats this one saying

When one tells a lie for too long even the truth is considered a lie lie Mohammed has told one too many lies in just one hear in office I don't think I will ever believe whatever he has got to say

Was Libya now Mauritius soon the story will go like this the Fulani herdsmen came from the US, Texas to be exact left Texas becasue of the better economic development and growth in the country for a failed one in Nigeria

lie Muhammad is doing this to me why Lord why

This man better wake up Elections are over.

Almost every educated Nigerian knows that Mauritius is an island Haba

Am not a bit surprised about his comments am a lot surprised at the lack of in-depth in the statements, disregarding common sense and reasoning. He just opens his mouth and say stuff, no write up, no editing, I think his entire team should be sacked. Cos one of these days he will say something so dire that the entire nation will feel the effects.

More pics after the cut

Reno Omokri mocks Lai Mohammed's 'herdsmen can move from Mauritius' comment

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This March 2015 photo provided by National Geographic from their October 2015 issue shows a reconstruction of Homo naledi's face by paleoartist John Gurche at his studio in Trumansburg, N.Y. In an announcement made Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015, scientists say fossils found deep in a South African cave revealed the new member of the human family tree. (Mark Thiessen/National Geographic via AP) IMAGE MUST INCLUDE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LOGO; CROPPING NOT PERMITTED; MANDATORY CREDIT: "MARK THIESSEN/NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC" .
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MAGALIESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Scientists say they've discovered a new member of the human family tree, revealed by a huge trove of bones in a barely accessible, pitch-dark chamber of a cave in South Africa.

The creature shows a surprising mix of human-like and more primitive characteristics — some experts called it "bizarre" and "weird."

And the discovery presents some key mysteries: How old are the bones? And how did they get into that chamber, reachable only by a complicated pathway that includes squeezing through passages as narrow as about 7½ inches (17.8 centimeters)?

The bones were found by a spelunker, about 30 miles (48 kilometers) northwest of Johannesburg. The site has yielded some 1,550 specimens since its discovery in 2013. The fossils represent at least 15 individuals.

Researchers named the creature Homo naledi (nah-LEH-dee). That reflects the "Homo" evolutionary group, which includes modern people and our closest extinct relatives, and the word for "star" in a local language. The find was made in the Rising Star cave system.

The creature, which evidently walked upright, represents a mix of traits. For example, the hands and feet look like Homo, but the shoulders and the small brain recall Homo's more ape-like ancestors, the researchers said.

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South Africa Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, kisses a reconstruction of Homo naledi's face dur …
Lee Berger, a professor at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg who led the work, said naledi's anatomy suggest that it arose at or near the root of the Homo group, which would make the species some 2.5 million to 2.8 million years old. The discovered bones themselves may be younger, said Berger, an American.

At a news conference Thursday in the Cradle of Humankind, a site near the town of Magaliesburg where the discovery was made, bones were arranged in the shape of skeleton in a glass-covered wooden case. Fragments of small skulls, an almost complete jawbone with teeth, and pieces of limbs, fingers and other bones were arrayed around the partial skeleton.

Berger handed a skull reconstruction to Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa, kissed it, as did other VIPs. Berger beamed throughout the unveiling.

The researchers also announced the discovery in the journal eLife They said they were unable to determine an age for the fossils because of unusual characteristics of the site, but that they are still trying.

Berger said researchers are not claiming that neledi was a direct ancestor of modern-day people, and experts unconnected to the project said they believed it was not.

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This photo provided by National Geographic from their October 2015 issue shows a composite skeleton …
Rick Potts, director of the human origins program at the Smithsonian Institution's Natural History Museum, who was not involved in the discovery, said that without an age, "there's no way we can judge the evolutionary significance of this find."

If the bones are about as old as the Homo group, that would argue that naledi is "a snapshot of ... the evolutionary experimentation that was going on right around the origin" of Homo, he said. If they are significantly younger, it either shows the naledi retained the primitive body characteristics much longer than any other known creature, or that it re-evolved them, he said.

Eric Delson of Lehman College in New York, who also wasn't involved with the work, said his guess is that naledi fits within a known group of early Homo creatures from around 2 million year ago.

Besides the age of the bones, another mystery is how they got into the difficult-to-reach area of the cave. The researchers said they suspect the naledi may have repeatedly deposited their dead in the room, but alternatively it may have been a death trap for individuals that found their own way in.

"This stuff is like a Sherlock Holmes mystery," declared Bernard Wood of George Washington University in Washington, D.C., who was not involved in the study. Visitors to the cave must have created artificial light, as with a torch, Wood said. The people who did cave drawings in Europe had such technology, but nobody has suspected that mental ability in creatures with such a small brain as naledi, he said.

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Lee Berger, a professor at the University of the Witwatersrand, right, presents to South Africa Depu …
Potts said a deliberate disposal of dead bodies is a feasible explanation, but he added it's not clear who did the disposing. Maybe it was some human relative other than naledi, he said.

Not everybody agreed that the discovery revealed a new species. Tim White of the University of California, Berkeley, called that claim questionable. "From what is presented here, (the fossils) belong to a primitive Homo erectus, a species named in the 1800s," he said in an email.

At the news conference in South Africa, Berger disputed that.

"Could this be the body of homo erectus? Absolutely not. It could not be erectus," Berger said.

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Malcolm Ritter reported from New York.