Badadvisor:

Yan yan yan. I'm sure you're no longer in Nigeria 😏

lol

akaahs:

Please can u forward ur findings to me ??
My little sister is hell bend to start the program with this people despite warnings. I appreciate if u can furnished me with details, their website is all in French

The evidence that this is a scam university is even in the so called supporting document.

The said, GWU is accredited by "Ministry of Higher Education"

Global Wealth University received its accreditation from the Ministry of Higher Education and Research in Togo on March 3, 2021.

But see their evidence from the OP

MINISTRY OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING GLOBAL WEALTH UNIVERSITY (Formerly: International University of Technology and Management)

LICENSE NUMBER: ORDER N' 2012/035/METFP/CAB/ SG/ SE-CPO

When did ministry of higher education become ministry of technical education?

Nigerian largely don't read and understand. In this current Nigeria, don't waste your life, time and money

Check out 2024 Korean Government Scholarship Program for International Students, Nigeria Inclusive

The Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP) presents a golden opportunity for international students desiring to pursue undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degrees at universities in Korea. This initiative aims to nurture global leaders by offering them the chance to engage in higher education in Korea, thereby fostering a worldwide network of individuals with a favorable view of Korea.

In 2024, the Global Korea Scholarship program by the Korean government plans to welcome international students interested in undergraduate studies in Korea. Throughout the year, the Korean government extends invitations to international students from 156 nations for undergraduate, master’s, doctoral, and non-degree research programs in Korea under the Korean Government Scholarship.

Highlights of 2024 KGSP
1. Scholarship for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
2. Application is through two tracks- Embassy and University. Select the most appropriate.
3. Scholarship is open to over 125 countries including Nigeria
Ethiopia, Senegal, Morocco, Egypt, Tanzania, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Algeria, Uganda, Tunisia, Ghana, Georgia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Republic of South Africa, Rwanda, Libya, Burkina Faso, Seychelles, Sudan, Angola, Zambia, Cameroon, Kenya, and Cote d’Ivoire.
4. Korean Government Scholarship Program includes a year Korean language study.


**Application Procedure and Deadlines for Korean Government Scholarship Program **

Applicants have the choice to apply through either the Korean Embassy in their country of citizenship (embassy track) or directly to one of the participating universities (university track).

The deadlines for application submissions vary depending on the embassy or university responsible for the initial selection round.

- For graduate programs, applications are open from mid-February 2024 to March 2024.
- For undergraduate programs, the application period is from mid-September 2024 to October 2024.

**Embassy Track**
The Korean government will select 86 international students through this track.
- General quota: 79 scholars
- Overseas Koreans: 7 scholars
Additional quotas include:
- Regional University: 86 scholars
- Associate Degree: 30 scholars
- UIC Program: 60 scholars

**[Embassy Track & University Track]**

For detailed information on application submissions, such as deadlines, required documents, and interview processes, applicants should consult directly with the organizations conducting the first round of selection (either the embassy or a participating university).

**Eligibility Criteria the 2024 Korean Government Scholarship Program
**
- Applicants and their parents must be non-Korean citizens.
- Age limit for KGSP-G (graduate applicants): under 40 years old.
- Age limit for KGSP-U (undergraduate applicants): under 25 years old.
- Applicants must be in good physical and mental health for study in Korea.
- Educational background required:
- KGSP-G: Must hold a bachelor’s or master’s degree.
- KGSP-U: Must possess a high school diploma.
- Academic performance must meet the following criteria:
- A cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 80% or above, or
- A CGPA equivalent to 2.64/4.0, 2.80/4.3, 2.91/4.5, or 3.23/5.0 or above.

**Eligible Countries:** Students from a wide range of countries are eligible to apply, including but not limited to China, Japan, Russia, and many more across various continents.

**Scholarship Benefits:**
KGSP cover to awarded students include
- flight expenses
- tuition fees
- monthly stipend
- medical insurance
- settlement allowance, and. -completion grants.

**Duration for KGSP**
- 1-year Korean language course followed by a 2-year associate degree.
- 1-year Korean language course followed by a 4-year bachelor's degree.
- 1-year Korean language course followed by a 2-year master’s degree.
- 1-year Korean language course followed by a 3-year doctoral degree.

The scholarship is for study at universities in Korea.

**How to Apply:**
Interested applicants should apply through the Korean Embassy in their home country or directly to a participating Korean university. For the university track, the Korean government will select 176 international students.

Congratulations for this big achievement.

I pray our people down south won't discriminate against you when you return with the PhD.

You have the chance to prove your worth cos truly, there are PhDs and there are PhDs.

I wish you the best sir

7victor:
Finally I have collected my PhD notification of result.

I went from my state Akwa Ibom to Sokoto and throughout my stay, I was not descriminated against.

In fact the Hausa people were very good to me, from my neighbors in my area to the lecturers in the school I did my PhD.

I spent a lot of time in research and I have learnt a lot both in pure and applied mathematics.

Finally, I have been awarded with a PhD in Mathematics.

A very brilliant idea here

ojesymsym:
I am not a financial expert but I have noticed rather strangely that whatever USD amount is made available there are those with cash ready to buy them up. That is why CBN has been struggling to manage the high exchange rate situation.

So rather than try to fight a trend of this type, the CBN can try to turn things around such that people can buy USD from them but only with enaira or whatever digital currency CBN uses. From that point onward, any money that enters as a digital currency will now stay as a digital currency. With time, say about 8 months, a lot of the excess liquidity flying around will reduce and voluntarily find their way as digital currency.

With more people now having to use such digital currency, CBN will have better control over monetary policies. The security situation will also improve because not only will a lot more people start using digital currency for their day-to-day transactions, but cash will gradually begin to reduce, and ransom payment will also become more difficult. All BTA, PTA, Pilgrimage, Form M, or any request for forex will follow this route. It will also help to reduce round-tripping because after buying USD one time, the naira equivalent is now digital. You will from that point find it difficult to round trip since the trail will now be available. This will be far better than the haphazard approach that was used the last time that brought the economy down.

Another beauty of this is that, those kidnappers who for some reason I believe are also stocking USD will push their money indirectly into digital currency, How? you may ask considering that they use the black market for their transactions.

So, here is how even those who patronize the black market will also indirectly have their cash mopped up. For BDCs to also access USD, they will also have to exchange it with digital enaira, so that the money their customers pay to them will be entering the now-bostering enaira.

This is just a draft idea but I believe it can be tweaked further by those who are experts.

One temptation CBN should not fall for is to try to prevent those who legitimately have money in a dom account from accessing it or forcing them to take naira equivalent. It may sound good on paper but Lebanon and Argentina tried it but the result was disastrous.

placeofallure:



I got mine at the Ikeja Passport Office, that Assbifi Road. That was some months ago just before Tinubu was sworn in. I got the VIP treatment. They called me from home that I should come pick it. I got there, despite the mammoth crowd that they refused entrance, I only needed to mention a name and they flung the doors open. I looked at one of the officers intensely, he couldn't resist the charm, he led me to the office and returned to his post. At the office, they were expecting me, I just filled some form and I was done. Altogether, I didn't spend 20 mins at the Passport Office. Don't ask me how, wads of currency have gone in between, not at my expense so e no concern me.

I will be at Alausa ikeja passport office tomorrow. Please share your contact so I can be given easy entry. Thanks

You are writing what Adaeze of Nigeria Info FM commentary is saying

Pojomojo:
England down to 10
We are playing 3 at the back
Praying are being said at the bench of the super falcon
Nigeria are yet to take advantage of the 10 women.
Waldrum come to this game watching the video of the lioness
Ucheibe is Ngolo Kante

Presently Africa is leaning towards Russia than the West.

The Coup leaders in Russia are believed to have Russian back up.

Russia and China has pragmatic solutions to Africa's problems. Not like America whose solutions are democracy, human rights and gay rights while supporting corruption. Hungry and ravaged communities don't need those nonsense

Nigeria's new President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu and his Vice, Kashim Shetima have been sworn in. For the next four years, they will lead the Nigerian government and people.

The first lady, though unofficial is a highly influential office. The wives of the President and Vice-president occupy the first lady and second lady roles respectively.


1. Oluremi Tinubu:
The distinguished former senator was born on September 21, 1960. Some sources claim she was born and raised in Ikorodu, Lagos State, while others claim she was raised in Ogun State.

Mrs. Oluremi Tinubu graduated from the Adeyemi College of Education in Ondo State with a National Certificate of Education in Botany and Zoology. She later earned a Bachelor of Education degree from the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University). Her early career was as a high school teacher before she entered politics.

When civilian rule was restored in 1999, her husband, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, was elected governor of Lagos state. As first lady, she oversaw numerous development initiatives through the New Era Foundation.

Sen. Oluremi is a pastor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God and holds a post-graduate diploma from the RCCG's Bible college.


2. Hajiya Nana Kashim Shettima:
From 2011 to 2019, she served as the first lady of Bornu State. Four years later, she is back in government as the country's second woman.

Nana Shettima was born into the Alkali family on July 22, 1975. She began her elementary school at the Tsangaya school in Maiduguri when she was barely six years old.
Nana was later admitted to Lamisila Primary School in 1982, where she graduated with honours in 1988. That same year, she enrolled at Government Girls College in Maiduguri. Nana distinguished herself both academically and in extracurricular activities.

She enrolled at the University of Maiduguri in 1994 to pursue a Bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature. She graduated in 1998, four years later.

She established the SWOT foundation while serving as the first lady of Bornu state. Humanitarian services were provided through this platform.
https://postgraduatenigeria.com/2023/05/academic-and-professional-profile-of-nigerias-first-and-second-lady/#more-2634

The silence of Babjide Sanwoolu in condemning the major actors of violence especially MC Oluomo speaks volumes.

No ranking APC member spoke against it, later they will they us they are progressive.

Asiwaju ti n lule.

Politicians will stop taking us for granted. A new Nigeria is POssible

egojeny1:
Any age limit @postgraduatengr

No age limit. As long as you qualify

Major Keypoints on UK Teachers Sponsored Visa

February 1st 2023 marked the opening of application for overseas trained teachers to be accepted to the UK. Teachers from Nigeria, among other select countries can apply to get the QTS. With this, they can apply for a sponsored job visa to the UK.

On opening of the application, here are few key points to note.

1. Science and Language Subjects Teachers Only: Qualified teachers in Mathematics, Physics, Biology and Chemistry are needed. In addition to French and German language teachers. For other subject teachers, not this time.
2. Must have a degree in education: Teaching is a profession and you must show it by your qualification. Applicants must be graduates Educators i.e BSc.Ed or with PGDE. The idea of I did biochemistry so I can teach biology is off. Be a professional teacher. NCE is not acceptable.
3. TRCN Registered: In addition to point number 2, you need to be licensed by the Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria, TRCN. The examining UK body would need a sealed verification from TRCN to confirm that the applicant is a professional licensed teacher in Nigeria.
4. Documentation: These include passport, academic transcripts, IELTS or proof of English as medium of study.
5. Years of teaching experience: Overseas UK teaching applications need to be backed by evidence of teaching experience. Don't burn that bridge with your past employers.

You can confirm your eligibility and begin the process https://apply-for-qts-in-england.education.gov.uk/eligibility/start
#teachers #recruitment #ukjob #sponsoredvisa

mynd44 nlfpmod Seun this is front page material. Let more people share their experiences

The experiences of several Nigerian students going through their first-ever winter in the UK have been bitter-sweet. In addition to the culture shock, there is the cold weather. No matter how it is told, it is best experienced. You can’t be too prepared, so the cold hits the first-timer hard.

For context, the year 2022 saw probably the highest number of Nigerian students visa issued. The UK Home Office data show that by the year ending September 2022, more than 51,000 students visa were issued. A 650% growth between 2019 and 2022. Along with their dependants, the number of fresh UK immigrants number is staggering and dramatic as this article calls it

Social Media Winter Conversation
A video of a Nigerian student in the UK went viral. In what looked like a skit, the student complained bitterly about the high cost of heating. With a pain-laden voice, he told the gas company over the phone to “off the light” like they do in Nigeria. The respondent over the phone could be heard saying that the power/gas can’t be turned off because of safety concerns. Our Naija man answered back, which safety?! Off the light. The bills are killing me!

I stumbled on another discussion where a UK immigrant was seeking ways to reduce heating costs. On a popular Nigerian forum, a person asked, how can I reduce the bill from British gas?

So, this is not the first time international students are experiencing the grueling winter weather. Rather, the number of excited people, complaints and funny banter about the snowy UK got attention over social media.

White Christmas Stuff
We know of white fowl, which one is white Christmas again?

White Christmas occurs when there is snow on Christmas eve and Christmas day. Christmas is celebrated on December 25. This means, because of the continuous snow, many Nigerian students expect to have a white Christmas.

Well, this year’s snowfall came early. By December 11, London was covered by a blanket of snow. Other big cities and smaller towns also saw different heights of snowfall. The most hit places are in Scotland.

Consequently, a Level 3 Cold Weather Alert has been issued by the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) covering all of England.

For typical Nigerians, who are used to Christmas on the streets, malls and family houses. This is shockingly different. A chilly Christmas, in winter wear, cuddling a pillow is so absurd to the Nigerian student. No vibe, no street party or outing. Let’s just call it black Christmas.

Exciting Winter Experience
While few express their feelings, quite a number have been super excited. We see images and videos of Nigerian students in UK excited as they walk through the white flakes. The same snow they have seen on TV is now a reality. Abroad just got ‘realer’!

https://postgraduatenigeria.com/2022/12/fresh-nigerian-students-in-uk-savor-lament-first-ever-winter/

Who has ordered rice from Shariff84 to Lagos before?

My location to Iddo or Agege is far

nlfpmod this deserve front-page

Nigerian scientist and engineering researcher, Dr. Oluwarotimi Samuel is blazing the trail in an uncommon field. He is working to find a solution to amputees who lost their arm. This amazing research involves developing a technology (both software and hardware) that gives them a better quality of life.

Oluwarotimi Samuel, an Associate Professor of Robotics and Intelligent Systems with the Center for Neural Engineering at the Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology. This is in partnership with the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Academic Journey from Nigeria

Samuel bagged a BSc. in computer science with first-class honours. This stellar result was at Kogi State University in 2009. He studied further at Federal University of Technology, Akure. His brilliant performance continued thus he earned a MTech with distinction in 2014.

His master’s research focused on developing intelligent systems that could enhance the accuracy and speed of medical diagnoses.

From Nigeria to China, Still Shinning

In 2014, Dr. Samuel began a PhD at the University of Chinese Academy of Science, in Beijing. It was a great opportunity through CAS-TWAS President’s Fellowship. This permitted full engagement in scientific research
and he obtained a PhD in pattern recognition and intelligent systems (2014–2017) under the supervision of Prof. Li Guanglin.

In his words, "This was one of the very first important steps that brought me where I am today."

"I developed an efficient technique that allows the characterization of multiple patterns of limb movement intents in post-stroke patients, which could spur various potential advancements in the field".

Developing a Robotic Prosthesis for Amputees

Based on the quality of work during his PhD, Dr. Samuel was appointed Associate Professor at the CAS-Shenzhen Institute of Advanced Technology.

He has created an effective technique for characterising diverse patterns of limb movement intents in post-stroke patients, which could lead to a variety of potential advances in the field.
His current research focuses on the biomechanics of upper extremity movement patterns derived from acquired bio-signals. This would aid in understanding how computer algorithms could best decode the underlying motor purpose. It would then be used to advance upper limb rehabilitation.

Developing rehabilitation robots—prosthesis is not an easy task. It demands thorough examination of the nature and state of amputees' residual limb muscles in order to determine whether or not they can generate some myoelectric signals.

According to TWAS blog Dr. Samuel explained that some amputees cannot perform certain limb movements such as raising an arm, even when the muscles are there. So, he develops prosthetic sockets that properly suit the amputee's stump. Then, miniature sensors corresponding to specific regions of the residual muscles are placed inside the socket to record biological signals.

Achievements and Awards

In addition to graduating with a first class and distinction at bachelor's and master's degree, Dr. Samuel is a recipient of notable awards.

For his work on developing a prosthesis arm using AI, Dr. Samuel was listed among the "2022 Top 2% most cited scientists" by Stanford University. He has received the 2022 Personality of the Year Award from Pride of Africa. He also won the 2014 CAS-TWAS President’s Fellowship. This allowed him to study for a PhD in China.

Postgraduate Nigeria celebrates this African shinning star. A role model, within and outside academia.
https://postgraduatenigeria.com/2022/10/nigerian-computer-scientist-giving-hope-to-amputees/

Photo credit: SIAT-CAS/

You need Jesus!

Forget what these people would tell you trying to make believers look like fools.

You accepted you have a serious problem, but the solution you seek are only superficial. You would return to your vomit sooner or later.

Turn to Jesus and confess your helplessness. Then, follow the Bible that says, abstain from all appearance of evil (including online and live porn) you will overcome!

This is a bloody lie, stop writing nonsense. South West is home to all.

Realtalk20:
How is she daring them? The ibos I know are liberal and not the way you tribalists paint them here.

Do you want to know what a dare is ? Wear Peter Obi labour party shirt and go to mushin or ikorodu in Lagos ... You maybe stabbed to death that's how intolerant the southwest is

A corrupt APC government would rather pay a special assistant 800k monthly than pay a professor. Next time, don't vote a Boko haram government into power, they don't value education.

For postgraduate students, use this period to work on your research. Visit to see what can be done while waiting for ASUU https://postgraduatenigeria.com/2018/11/ASUU-strike-travail-postgraduate-students/

A MBA is a high value graduate certificate. It is a professional graduate degree offered by business schools of universities across the world.

The top ranked MBA programs across the world are in Europe, US and Canada. Many Nigerians, Kenyans, Ghanians and other Africans yearly seek to get admitted to these highly competitive programs. Over the years, business schools in Africa have started matching their counterparts across the globe. In addition, the top African MBA are not as exorbitant.

Therefore, it makes sense for prospective Africans to attend top rated MBA programs on the continent. Postgraduate Nigeria brings you the top 10 MBA in Africa.

Top 10 MBA in Africa
1. NELSON MANDELA UNIVERSITY BUSINESS SCHOOL.

2. HENLEY BUSINESS SCHOOL SOUTH AFRICA

3. WITS BUSINESS SCHOOL – UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND

4. STRATHMORE BUSINESS SCHOOL (SBS), STRATHMORE UNIVERSITY, KENYA

5. PAN-ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY – LAGOS BUSINESS SCHOOL

6. UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA – GORDON INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS SCIENCE (GIBS)

7. AUC SCHOOL OF BUSINESS – THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO (AUC)

8. UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN (UCT) – GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

9. ESCA ECOLE DE MANAGEMENT

10. 10. UNIVERSITY OF STELLENBOSCH BUSINESS SCHOOL (USB)

https://postgraduatenigeria.com/2022/08/top-10-mba-in-africa/

Unn is a nice school for postgraduate study when I was there.

Although, the time use depends on the project supervisor and the students.

www.postgraduatenigeria.com

Legal icons, Military generals, top executives etc are now trooping to private universities to get postgraduate degree. This is for those who don't need/want to travel abroad.

While FG&ASUU lock down federal and state universities nationwide. The same way public primary and secondary schools were destroyed.

God help us.
@lalasticlala

Babcock University, Ilishan-Remo held its 11th postgraduate convocation ceremony on Sunday 31st July 2022. The institution also held its 20th undergraduate convocation ceremony as part of an elaborate events that span a couple of days.

Babcock University is a leading private university in Nigeria. It was founded by the Seventh Day Adventist in Nigeria and is the oldest private university in Nigeria.

The vice chancellor, Ademola Tayo, was reported by Premium times stating in his address, noted that 2077 undergraduates will receive their diplomas, and 471 postgraduate graduates, making a total of 2548. Of this number, 159 are graduating with PhD degrees while 312 graduands received Master’s degrees.

It is noteworthy that the number of Doctorates is the highest ever produced by Babcock University in its 23 years of existence. This number includes two senior advocate of Nigeria, a serving brigadier general and other notable members of the public.

Well Wishes

The Vice chancellor Professor Ademola Tayo, thanked the graduates, parents, and well-wishers. He wished the graduates better success and more significant landmarks. The graduates have been asked by the Vice-Chancellor to have a good effect both locally and internationally.

Also, a record 110 undergraduates bagged first class degrees in various disciplines. The total number of undergraduates convocants were 2,482. Postgraduate Nigeria wishes all BU graduands congratulations and excellence in their future endeavours.

https://postgraduatenigeria.com/2022/08/san-general-156-others-bag-phd-at-babcock-university

Peter Obi is the rave of the moment and hope to true lovers of a better Nigeria.

Let's all join hands to see this vision a reality.

#RescueNigeria

The salary range of university lecturers is very appalling and it's now open to everyone.

I just hope lecturers are not downgraded like secondary school teachers. Where ladies reject you, landlord would give you accomodation even with money just because you are a lecturer.

If you still have the passion, follow your dreams.
Visit my blog to see more about becoming a lecturer. www.postgraduatenigeria.com

NgeneUkwenu:
The man is very incoherent... I believe he is already suffering from dementia. They asked a particular question, he answers differently and incoherently..

This one na confirm ode!

You are perfectly describing Asiwaju with the incoherent and dementia part.
An APC fundamentalist has time to even be watching those he hates. Shame

adeiza4u:
send a DM, let's hook up.

sent. Thanks

These points touched me.
There is no clear career path for a teacher. Except you get a Master's and PhD to become a lecturer.

But as a secondary school teacher, the odds are staked against them

Thatakwabombabe:
Honestly the educational sector is so bad and discouraging and yes! I can boldly say teaching is modern day slavery. The career growth is very slow ! That’s if at all you are even lucky to grow, the pay is too small for a very tasking responsibility. If you are lucky to earn up to 100k which mostly has to be on the island, your will be tasked with a lot of responsibility and will seat on that pay for years.

You work so hard to extra income which is home lesson.

A 3 years professional is Hr, finance, accountant is on a 150-300k pay roll depending on industry and company.

A 3 years experienced teacher would be so lucky to earn 50k before you can earn up to 200k you must have atleast 10 years experience in teaching and you are probably the head teacher

Besides career transition from teaching can be very hard, skills are not so transferable!

After many years of service, you retire poor, no pension nothing. You might not be an educated poor old man/ woman.

Above is the Nigerian education career system.