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Nice. I support this opinion |
Sevenworldpower:Why are you been deceptive. You should have posted the full video now. You just cut the video mid sentence. |
TenQ:Stop being emotional. You can pass your point without crying |
Anyiamaka:Were the state government included in the negotiations? Why should it now be binding on them. Let each state ASUU negotiate with their school owners. |
Skin90:What are you going to do then |
Skin90:Maybe you should cancel the payment and generate another payment instruction from flywire then you should go to your bank and tell them to put the new reference number instead of the former one when they want to send the money. I think it should still be the same account number for both the new and old. Please let me know if this method is successful I might need to do the same from the way things are going with the bank. |
Skin90:Go to the flywire website and reach out to their support center. Explain that you are trying to pay from Nigeria and would require that the payment timeline be extended. They will add 14 days to the deadline. This is exactly what I did yesterday. My deadline is supposed to be today, now it is 24th june. |
Skin90:Go to the flywire website and reach out to their support center. Explain that you are trying to pay from Nigeria and would require that the payment timeline be extended. They will add 14 days to the deadline. This is exactly what I did yesterday. |
deeferd:CAS is only issued after payment of the initial deposit |
milann:Rephrase your comment. I don't understand it. What I meant was that I scorers all the five marks for each question except for the number 4 question |
Guderian:All except number four which I have since stopped by God's grace. |
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Is there anyone that paid the deposits for university of Hull. What is the exchange rate that was charged through the flywire payment method. And is flywire the only way to pay deposits. |
I am having problem booking TB test appointment online. Do I call the number listed on the website or I will have to go to their office to book the appointment. |
Mosimileoluwa12:OK. Thanks |
Good day everyone. I would like to ask a few questions. For the TB test, should my partner and I book the appointment together and use the same center or we can book separately and use different centers |
After reading this part of the article, it is obvious that the writer is being mischievous But notwithstanding Akinsanya’s pullout from the NURTW, it is still business as usual in Lagos parks and on its roads.NURTW is not peculiar to Lagos state alone and their mode of operation is same with other states of the county. Why does the writer only disparage Lagos state alone instead of the whole NURTW It is scandalous that Lagos State continues to tolerate the extortion, violence and disorderliness of the NURTW on the roads. Its thuggish agents collect dues by force from drivers, tricycles and commercial motorcycles, even from non-NURTW members. Sanwo-Olu and his officials cannot be loudly repeating the Lagos ‘megacity’ aspiration while tolerating the atrocious operations of the unions.. |
I avoided error due to parallax ![]() |
Howmon:If you fx cash, you will just deposit it the same way you do any regular deposit. Or you can transfer from your other naira accounts in to your dorm account at the official exchange rate. You should also be able to receive international payment directly into your dorm account. |
This is just a layman's thought. With the persistent increase of fx in the parallel market, I am thinking that we should just do away with bdcs and street trading of FX. Whoever wants to use FX for foreign transaction should do it through dormitory account or directly through savings accounts (for smaller transactions). Cash Fx-naira conversion can be done in any bank branch while cash naira-FX conversation should only be done at international entry points like airports and boarders. Cash hoarding of FX should be an economic crime. |
I also did the test yesterday. My own problem was submitting. It kept on bring error page when I tried submitting. I don't know if my performance was registered by the system. I haven't gotten any message regarding my score. I don't know if I was the only one that experienced this |
ezenwajosh:Uncle Ruckus |
Do not kill your children for fear of poverty. We provide sustenance to them and to you, too. Killing them is a great sin indeed. Quran 17:31 |
Ten people were reported to have died some hours after having their dinner on Monday evening in Gwanara district, in Kwara North Senatorial District. The incident, DAILY POST gathered, occurred at about 2200hours at the camp of the head of Fulanis in Biogberu in Gwanara district. DAILY POST gathered that the victims died after taking their evening meal suspected to have been poisoned by the ‘charm’ allegedly given to them by one herbalist simply identified as Musa, which resulted into stomach pain and unconsciousness.” A security source revealed that ” The charm given to them is known as back to sender, but was wrongly used as against the way the herbalist prescribed it to them. ” Four among them whose cases were serious at first were taken to Taberu hospital, a boundary to the Republic of Benin but later died. ” The remaining six victims out of which were children within the ages of five and eight years, including a man and woman of 40 and 37 years, that were referred to Bukari Kawo Memorial Hospital, Gwanara, equally died on Tuesday morning at about 0600hours,” the source added. The names of the victims include; Ibou (father), Bake (mother), Juli (male), Sidiq (male) and Banna (female).Others are, Yon (female), Banna (female), Zenaib (female), Denbo (female) and Junbo ,(male). The case, according to the source, is being handled by the Nigeria police, Gwanara Division for further investigation and findings. When contacted on Tuesday night, the spokesman of the state police command, Mr Okasanmi Ajayi, said in a text message that he will react to the development on Wednesday. https://dailypost.ng/2021/06/23/10-die-as-suspected-back-to-sender-charm-turns-poison-in-kwara/?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR3m4UlcVIcvq0qfmcXwtRcX26jDcXsdsgXu186aBKMIn5RQKJQ-C0n4gv4#Echobox=1624425294 |
The train might not carry full capacity per trip. And the cost of maintenance, fuel, and staff compensation is suppose to be subtracted from the revenue to get the actual amount the train is making. |
Calls for the restructuring of Nigeria governing and political system has become louder in recent times. The calls range from the creation of state police, resource control by states, devolution of power from the center etc. and most state governors align in one way or the other to these calls either because of genuine consign or just so as to be popular with their electorates. What I find hypocritical is that this same governors refuse to implement democratic structures that is supposed to be guaranteed in a federation like ours e.g. the independence and autonomy of local government, the state judiciary and legislature even though not acting in accordance should be against the constitution. Although there are efforts made to implement these systems like the issuing executive order directing some level of financial autonomy to the local government and the recent strike by staff of the judiciary, the governors haven't fully taken appropriate actions. It is not uncommon to see a state governor sacking elected local government chairmen, and buying vehicles for judges and magistrate which should not be the case in a federal republic. "He Who Comes Into Equity Must Come With Clean Hands" so I think the state governors lack to moral high ground to condemn the Federal Government on the issue of restructuring when they themselves are lacking in that aspect and instead should focus their attention into implementing democratic ideals in their respective states. |
Abeg, it is not every time we should be doing long throat for all this foreign aid. We should have small respect for ourselves. |
I sense that sooner or later they will start grouping the result of the assessment based on geopolitical zones. So there will be the best state in each zone. This is in order not to make some people feel bad that their region is not doing well (just as they do with quota system) and they might not release the actual score. At least it will reduce the efforts some state will make in order to manipulate the result to favour them. After all, we are in Nigeria. |
Ordinarybob:The west do the same though IMF and World bank |
djsjxjfjdisjdjb:Just one tweet from Elon Musk will crash it by almost 10%. Isn't that market manipulation. |
