samuelokwu:
Okay. Please direct me on the process for obtaining ICAN transcript.
also schools usually send transcript themselves. How will you upload it or will the school do it for you?

Sorry to borther oh.

samuelokwu:
Hi , please I am not clear. You submitted I CAN certificate and transcript to ICAA for assessment. Please which transcript 're you referring to ? Is it the university transcript? Or does ICAN give transcript too? Also you did not mention your bsc .
Does it mean as a chartered accountant you can be assessed based on ican certificate only? Pls clarify.

angelllla:
Hi everyone, I would like to ask if there is any chartered accountant here that has assessed their qualifications and skills with CPA as I do not fully understand the information I have read on their website as they seem to be focused on skills assessment, whereas, qualifications need to be assessed first(by my own understanding). I am thinking of using CPA for my assessment simply because they have a processing period of 10 to 15 days compared to ICAA and IPA who process for 4 to 6 weeks. I would appreciate if any accountant here could share their experience with any of these processing bodies.

Ifexsco:
Thanks Ferdi,I haven't uploaded any docs....haven't done my medicals too.@pingku, I guess fatayi administers poli vaccine. You are given a note with which you can go to Fed Ministry of health to get your authentic yellow card...you might be required to take other vaccination before the yellow card is issued. This is what I think,someone with more authentic info can counter it.

Ifexsco:
I hv 60 points....my guy assume the position of a VO/CO and give me an info that will reduce this anxiety . Someone might have been in a similiar waiting position and can offer some insights.

prechear:


Abi madam wan change me to geologist and the geologist to accountant lol. To your question, like the geologist said, all the assessing authorities usually give an estimate of their processing time and its to find out which is the fastest. But for any accountant that wish to pursue a career in accounting related field and hope to get a professionl certification in OZ, my advice will be to use CPA. CPA because they are well regarded in the market as least when compared to the other accounting bodies. Just a little edge but it may not always be the case. My 2 cent

bossladymo1:


Does management accountant require Accounting Theory?

bossladymo1:


Thanks!

Which occupation did you assess for? I keep seeing people getting a negative assessment cos of Accounting Theory. Do you think someone with Masters in Finance plis B,Sc Accounting would qualify?

bossladymo1:


So IPA is a better deal yea? Do you know if they need to submit employment experience as well, or can an assessment of qualifications alone be done? Someone I know wants to start the process. He doeant have ICAN tho, but has a Masters degree in Finance...BSc Accounting.

bossladymo1:
Accountants in the building!

Abeg, which of the assessing bodies for accountants is the best and fastest? Bjayzeez

ohioilserve:
WHEW!!!! Hello guys virtue just went out of me! I just submitted n paid for 189 for me and my family.....pray for us!

Secretary Clinton delivered a powerful and personal speech about religion at an Eid ul-Fitr reception, marking the end of the Muslim holiday of Ramadan. The speech, at times, was a direct response to the attacks on U.S. diplomatic missions in the Middle East, and the deaths of four diplomats at the hands of militants in Libya.

In her remarks, Clinton repeated much of what she's said in the last two days. Namely that the Benghazi attack was carried out by a "small and savage group," and that the United States completely rejects what she called the "inflammable and despicable" anti-Muslim film circulating the Internet. However, Clinton pointed out all religions have faced insults and denigration, but that's no justification for violence. The response to such insults is what separates people of true faith from those who would use religion as an excuse to commit violent acts, she said.

"When Christians are subject to insults to their faith, and that certainly happens, we expect them not to resort to violence. When Hindus or Buddhists are subjected to insults to their faiths, and that also certainly happens, we expect them not to resort to violence," said Clinton. "The same goes for all faiths, including Islam."

She spoke movingly about her own personal beliefs as a way of re-enforcing her point.

"I so strongly believe that the great religions of the world are stronger than any insults. They have withstood offense for centuries," said Clinton."Refraining from violence, then, is not a sign of weakness in one's faith; it is absolutely the opposite, a sign that one's faith is unshakable."

She asked the crowd to work towards building a world where if one person commits a violent religious act, millions of people will stand up and condemn it

"We can pledge that whenever one person speaks out in ignorance and bigotry, ten voices will answer," Clinton said forcefully. "They will answer resoundingly against the offense and the insult; answering ignorance with enlightenment; answering hatred with understanding; answering darkness with light."

The secretary urged the audience not to be discouraged by the hatred and violence that exists, but instead resolve to do something tangible to promote religious tolerance in their own communities.

"In times like these, it can be easy to despair that some differences are irreconcilable, some mountains too steep to climb; we will therefore never reach the level of understanding and peacefulness that we seek, and which I believe the great religions of the world call us to pursue," she reflected. "But that's not what I believe, and I don't think it's what you believe… Part of what makes our country so special is we keep trying. We keep working. We keep investing in our future," she said.

This year's annual Eid event honored three young Muslim-Americans who are part of the State Department's Generation Change program. The initiative, launched by Clinton two years ago, supports young Muslims to develop positive organizations and movements around the world.

Clinton acknowledged given deaths of the diplomats killed in Libya this week, the event had a more somber tone than in years past. But she also highlighted the outpouring of support the United States has received from the Muslim world. She thanked the Libyan Ambassador, Ali Suleiman Aujali, who gave a heartfelt tribute U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens ,whom he called his dear friend, killed in Benghazi on Tuesday.

"I must tell you, Madam Secretary, and tell the American people, that Chris is a hero," said Aujali. "He loves Benghazi, he loves the people, he talks to them, he eats with them, and he [was] committed - and unfortunately lost his life because of this commitment."