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Hello Friends, I will be leaving for school in the US next week. 1. For those already in the U.S, pls what the existing USD/NGN conversion rate for transactions done with naira master card. 2. I am looking to purchase a new phone and phone line when I arrive the states. Which contract offer the best rates? Thanks. |
profojah:Tx boss. forgive my carelessness. |
DARKLIGHT:Apologies for the late post guys, got caught up in other matters. Had my interview last Wednesday in Lagos. Here it goes. Got to the embassy at about 5.45 a.m (maybe too early, 6.00 a.m would have been equally fine) Luckily I found my way to the top of queue for the 6.30 batch (was about number 4 out of 40 people in the room) Waited for about 30 mins. Interviews began at about 6.45 a.m. VO: Good Morning...XXXXX(in a not so very polite way)....didn't hear the rest cos the mic wasn't clearly set yet. Me: Good Morning Madam VO: What are you going to do in the US? Me: I am going to pursue an MBA degree at **** University. VO: How long is this programme Me: 21 Months VO: Goes on typing some stuff...... VO: What have you been doing since graduation? Me: Working for a Nigerian Bank, in **** role VO: What do you plan to do after school? Me: Recited some nice answer I had formatted pre-interview VO: Takes a long look into her PC....... VO: Did you take any standardized test? Me: Yes, I took the GMAT VO: What did you score..Can I see your test scores Me: Showed it to her VO: How are you funding your MBA? Me: A combination of my personal savings, loan i got from a private company in the UK, and support from my family. VO: How did you hear of this loan company? Me: Its affiliated to the University I will be attending and specifically designed for international students. VO: Why do you think this is the right time for an MBA? Me: To aid my managerial skills and sharpen my business acumen, which I think will be key for achieving success with my LT career objective. VO: Ok. Your visa has been approved. Me: Thanks and Have a nice day. VO: Have a nice day too 5 top lessons for prospective applicants. 1. Learn as much as you can from other people's experiences. Nairaland was extremely helpful in this regard. 2. Pre-interview, scribble down potential interview questions and formulate intelligent answers that are not leading. 3. Keep these answers as short as possible. 4. Be confident. Your confident is enhanced when you are sure all potential pitfalls have been covered. 5. Exercise your faith in God (or whoever you worship). Have a great day fam and I wish future applicants all the best with their interviews. |
DARKLIGHT:Thanks Sir. |
Hello Friends, Thanks for your usual help on this forum. I got my visa approved last week Wednesday. The VO asked me to pick up the approved visa tomorrow but I haven't received any sms from the collection centre yet. Is it oK if I check the collection centre tomorrow morning. Thanks. |
angel34real:In my case I arrived at the embassy at about 5.45. Interviews didn't start until c.7.40. It's safe to aim to arrive at 6.00 a.m. Hope this helps? |
Hello Guys, I got my visa approved this morning. Thanks to all on this forum who shared their experiences. Will post transcript soon. I believe my experience will help other prospective applicants. |
Thanks to all on this forum for the helpful posts. I have a visa appointment scheduled for 6.30 a.m next Monday in Lagos. Please what time should I aim to get to the US embassy? Expecting your response. thanks. |
Hello Sir, I live at Egbeda I'll need to do a scan on my car. Where's the closest place you know maybe Ikeja thanks. |
Hi, is this car still available? what's ur last price. |
Nice ride. what's ur last price? |
Nice ride. what's your last price? |
pls snd pixs and vin to thayor08@yahoo.com. tnx |
what's milage? for how long has it been used in Nigeria? u game for 1.1m? |
i have a budget of between 1m & 1.2m. which clean honda or toyota tokunbo cars are available for this price? thanks |
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