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buharichild:
was just joking

cowmanager2000:
Do you have a Bsc yet ?
If you do then you can do your masters in Japan
at affordable cost ..

Joavid:
but you work in tech abi?

swegiedon:
I didn't work for you in your past life??lol.what worked for you then

stephenmorris:
France,education in France is cheap as cheap as 185 Euro per year,you can check out their univerities,like wise Spain

grahamokojie:
don't waste your time there even in Lithuania the Bsc is useless worst then naija come see Lithuanian masters degree holder working in factory in uk

Noblepreneur:
Are you schooling in France? When is their application window open?

sukkot:
lol the togo was a sarcastic answer. and he better go and learn how to do business. no jobs. you can start many businesses with 2.5 million. Thats around 10,000 dollars. it is a lot of money SOMEWHAT

My niggah, did you do time-travel into da 18th century?

Check 2017 forex rates and come back, here

GeneralOjukwu:
My niggah, did you do time-travel into 18th century?

Check 2017 forex rates and come back, here

sukkot:
well when i say past life its just a cute way of saying i have dabbled into it in the past. some peoples calling is programming and data mining. It just wasnt mine. I am sure if I had stayed at it I would have been an expert but deep down in my spirit I knew it wasnt my calling.

PotatoSalad:
I'm not sure if y'all understood me. I was only trying to prove a point to someone, not start online tutorials.
There's no secret abeg. it's the same normal working hard and making effective use of one's time.
If you could stop for a second and check out the unlimited possibilities you can get with that mobile device you use everyday, then you don't need me to tell you anything guys. one love

PotatoSalad:
I'm not sure if y'all understood me. I was only trying to prove a point to someone, not start online tutorials.
There's no secret abeg. it's the same normal working hard and making effective use of one's time.
If you could stop for a second and check out the unlimited possibilities you can get with that mobile device you use everyday, then you don't need me to tell you anything guys. one love

Acidosis:
I don't understand


You make an average of 200k monthly, and you saved 2.5m within 9 months?

Oga 200k in 9 months won't get you 2.5m even if you decide to starve for 9 months and live under the bridge.

Which kain lie be this?



Just kontinue, I know you've gotten enough PMs from desperate folks..


OP is a desperate liar looking for people to DEFRAUD with his fraudulent Blog. You came describing your earnings yet you couldn't even post a link to your blog? Just kontinue.

GeneralOjukwu:

You are smart... i saw all the signs, 20 year old with 2.5 million through blogging.

Yes, some blogs are successful but i am sure plenty make zero money.

I found " gap year of 4 years " odd too at 20. Did he finish Secondary school at 16 or University at 16?

THIS IS A FRAUDULENT POST. He would have scammed a few guys now teaching them "how to make 2.5m in 9 months"

GeneralOjukwu:

You are smart... i saw all the signs, 20 year old with 2.5 million through blogging.

Yes, some blogs are successful but i am sure plenty make zero money.

I found " gap year of 4 years " odd too at 20. Did he finish Secondary school at 16 or University at 16?

THIS IS A FRAUDULENT POST. He would have scammed a few guys now teaching them "how to make 2.5m in 9 months"

oyetpel:
He hasn't attended any university

stephenmorris:
I'm not schooling there but almost applied to Strasbourg university in France,I went through their fees and saw how cheap they are ..u can do more research online

Oyindidi:
naija no better pass Togo,? No be everybody sabi do business

GeneralOjukwu:
@Acidosis
You are smart... i saw all the signs, 20 year old with 2.5 million through blogging.

Yes, some blogs are successful but i am sure plenty make zero money.

I found " gap year of 4 years " odd too at 20. Did he finish Secondary school at 16 or University at 16?

THIS IS A FRAUDULENT POST. He would have scammed a few guys now teaching them "how to make 2.5m in 9 months"

dammyjo112:
Thanks to all those who replied to this thread.

Double thanks to those who replied with useful information and advice, i am really grateful. I will do my research into the schools/countries you mentioned and consider my options. Wish i could tag each of you, to just say thanks. Thanks again.

To those that PMed me, please know even if i wanted to reply your mail, i can't. I created this account with a disposable mail (search for it, if you don't know the meaning), so can't actually receive your message. Thanks for trying to reach out. You could post your questions here and i will try to answer them (if i can).

To those that feel am lying, well i don't need to stress myself. I don't think its my responsibility to make anyone believe. I came here seeking options. Thanks.

To those asking for my blog url or other identification. I created this account yesterday, that should give you the message (For this question/thread, i prefer to be anonymous). Thanks.

Lastly to those requesting for PMs, well will see if i can reach out. But just like others have posted some valuable messages here, you can do the same. This way the entire community learns and someone in my shoes won't have to ask the same question again.

Frieden, Danke!

charmosky:
Research on scandenevian countries like Sweeden, Demark, Norway, Finland...they are all tuition free schools,
though requires you to meet some strict criterias, which you have to make your findings yourself....
After your study, you are guarranteed of your permanent stay...i like people that think the way you do

bigfrancis21:
I strongly recommend that you study in the US. With the N2.5m you have, that's about $6,700 dollars, I know some good and affordable universities here that the amount will cover your first year's school fees, while during your first year as you're schooling you are also working and saving up for the following year. To be honest, with such amount, you will do just fine here in the US. Check out this school:
University of Houston Victoria, they are giving $3,000 in scholarships automatically to every international student admitted and you also get another $3,000 scholarship which you can apply to your school fees (about $3,000+ per semester).

https://www.uhv.edu/international/apply/undergraduate-requirements/freshman-requirements/
https://www.uhv.edu/arts-and-sciences/undergraduate-programs/computer-science/

They are currently accepting applications for Spring 2018 (January 2018). Application fee is free, TOEFL is waived for Nigerian students. However, I strongly recommend you take the SAT exam for visa interview purposes as the visa officer will most likely ask you if you took an international exam (regardless of whether your university required it for admission or not).

Also, join this thread for prospective students like you and current US students where you learn more about the school application and visa preparation process for the US: https://www.nairaland.com/3905661/general-u.s.a-student-visa-enquiries-part

Members there have a 90% and above visa approval success rate because you learn all that you need to know, with no agents required. Never use an agent, no matter what people may tell you, to process your US student visa process - you can do everything by yourself. Finally, now that you have mentioned having N2.5m naira, be very careful of crooks who might want to cheat you out of your money, claiming to be an agent or to offer you some needless services. There are a lot of crooks on this forum, so be careful. From applying online to submission of required documents, you can do all that yourself. There are also schools here called community colleges, which are 2-year institutions and cheaper than universities that many students (Americans and international students) go to for their first two years, then transfer to a university and finish up 3rd year and 4th year. This can be quite helpful as it saves you a lot of money in your first two years of undergraduate studies.

I strongly recommend the US because you would want a country with good economy and high job prospects where you can settle in comfortably in the long haul after studies. I see many people recommending Scandinavian countries and co., however you should go for a country where you feel comfortable living in after studies. The US still remains number 1. Goodluck.

dammyjo112:
I appreciate boss, thanks. Just two additional questions:

1) There is no visa bond for the USA?
2) with trump, getting a visa would be more difficult than other countries?

stephenmorris:
I'm not schooling there but almost applied to Strasbourg university in France,I went through their fees and saw how cheap they are ..u can do more research online

em3r4ld:
- the 'intent' to have your masters abroad is a smart move.

- Computer related, Sehr gut!

- Financial budget is stipulated by the German embassy: open account here and fund it with €8800 for your 1 year expenses; or get a sponsorship letter from a relative/friend/sponsor who is currently working here or a German citizen.

- all cities in Germany are viable when it comes to jobs. But bigger cities will attract bigger pay and have higher cost of living. Koln is a nice city.

- I cannot exhaust all the info you would need for the process. Find and follow the thread here on Nairaland.