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iamadonis2:
Yes for a Masters programme:

Original WAEC
BSC certificate
BSC transcript

Okay, thanks.

Did your school officially present your transcript to you after graduation? My school only gave me BSc certificate.

I later got my transcript 2 years after graduation, by someone who knows a lady that works at exams and records in my school. And my transcript was addressed to University of ibadan, school of post graduates.

So by any means you get your transcript from your school, will MOE accept transcript directly from you?
Or they will instruct you to request from your school to them(MOE).

iamadonis2:
No idea but I’m very sure the Ministry is used to producing the most appropriate Eligibility Letters for Nigerians seeking MSc admission

Okay.
But, did you include your BSc. transcript, along with your WAEC and BSc certificate for authentication at MOE/MOF?

Israel07:
Pls guys what sch is the best to apply to in Poland pls�

Use this link < https://study.gov.pl/ >
Find a suitable program respective to your qualifications, and apply.

Refix:
University and course are not stated.

Please, give me a list of Academic documents when applying for MSc program to be Authenticated at MOE/MOF, and then, legalised at Polish embassy?

iamadonis2:
No. The official eligibility letter will only state your grades and clearly state that your Government (Ministry of Education; the highest Educational Authority) certifies your worthiness to continue tertiary education in Nigeria.

It will not be addressed any any specific school.

Bro, does this apply to Masters program also?

Which grades will appear on the official eligibility letter to continue Post graduate education in Nigeria?

tayenwo:
Once the document is submitted at the embassy, it will be ready after a week, that is the Friday that comes after.

Bro, did you legalise your BSc. transcript?

If yes, how did you authenticate the transcript at the Ministry of Education ?

MyVILLAGEpeople:
There is no relationship.

At least not the way you think.

Benin Republic is a francophone country formerly known as Dahomey (Kingdom of Dahomey). The Beninese have no relationship with the Bini of Benin city. The word ‘Benin’ is a corruption of the word ‘Ubinu’ which was an ancient city that traded with the Portuguese who were the first Europeans to step into the hinter region known as West Africa.

The country was named after the Bight of Benin which is a body of water in the Gulf of Guinea on the Western African coast and which in turn was named after the Benin Empire (which was the predominant empire in that time). The new name Benin was chosen for its neutrality because ‘Dahomey’ was a reflection of the former Kingdom of Dahomey which covered the Southern parts of the country and did not represent Porto-novo, a rival state to the South, Atokera in the North-western sector, nor the Kingdom of Borgu in the North-eastern region.

But there is a connection.

Oduduwa is the Father of Yoruba land and he settled in Ile-ife which is the seat of the Yoruba Kingdom. All people of Yoruba descent trace their lineage to him.

The Bini connection to Oduduwa is a bit more complicated because of the supremacy tussle between the Ooni of Ife and the Oba of Benin (Benin City) as to whether the Bini originated from the Yoruba or the Yoruba from the Bini. There are mythological and historical conflicts to these accounts.

Without stepping into the murky waters of this conflict, (which is also not the purpose of the question), what is clear by the Bini and Yoruba is that; Oranmiyan, the son of Oduduwa, was sent to rule Benin and he had a son known as Eweka I who became the first Oba of Benin.

Ergo, it can be said the relationship between Benin Republic and Benin City is the shared ancestry between a major Beninese tribe and the Kingdom of Benin.

Historians in the house, your contributions is also needed. Thanks.

You were the first person that commented on this topic "What Is The Relationship Between Benin, The Country And Benin City In Nigeria?"
Why did you have to bring up the Yorubas? which have no relation with the initial question.

Because of you, after reading 10 pages, I still can not get what led me here

All ten pages should be deleted by the administrator because it contradicts with the topic.

NDNO:
My ppl una good morning, pls I have another question to ask E joor...pls when one books an appointment for the Legalization can they can they Legalize their documents as well as somone else's own....secondly do they have a specific day for legalization? apart from Friday that is for booking the appointment

I tried to book, instead, I saw lack of available date until July 9th.

Is it that a new booking link automatically appears every Friday?

Kindly guide me on how to book legalization of documents on Friday's.

Respect!

Suremarcus1:
... You dont need Apostille if youre Nigerian, you only need Legalisation at the Embassy.. Apostille is system where your documents can easily be recongnized and accepted in poland after an Apostille seal is placed on it by any law firm because your country is part of The "Hague convention programme, so you dont need Legalisation. But Nigeria is not part of it. So for your documents to be accepted ad recongnized in poland you have to go do Legalisation at the polish Embassy... And Legalisation can only by booked on fridays via the polish Embassy ekonsulat website. Good luck.

Before legalisation, I need to authenticate my documents @ministry of foreign affairs, Abuja, Nigeria.

Please, how do I go about this?

daprince5898:
Can one get visa without Legalizing his documents?

Did you get admission without legalizing your documents?

NDNO:
Pls my people, I really need help, I need somone to help me pay for my application fee. Ejoor..biko

Have you legalized your documents?

If yes, how did you book an appointment for legalization?

Please, anyone can answer

palmshots:
It's best to Legalize your educational documents at the polish embassy before leaving for Poland, so try as much as possible to do that
As a lot of folks are shipping their documents down here for the same Legalization process.

Can I apply with unlegalize documents?
I intend to legalize upon successful admission

Please, can I apply for the MSc program with un-legalized documents?
I intend to legalize my documents upon successful admission.

I thought is possible to pay the block amount with form A direct from your bank account at a reduced exchange rate(maybe 490 naira to 1 euro)?

Please, I need comments on this.

OdogwuEkeke:
Send a mail to either Abuja or Lagos. Their response would determine their next line of action

Lagos is in charge of PH. Bros, I have done that.

After waiting for months for AD and no response, is it that no one has ever attempted to collect his/her money back?

€10,511 ~ Appro #5,000,000 is a huge amount o. naso una get money

OdogwuEkeke:
Usually, that is the case.

You should write a mail to the embassy. Hopefully, they respond to you.

If not, you can book for certification of some documents then when you get to an official, ask for the best way to go around it.

But just curious which country are you now looking at now??

All the best

Finland.

From Port Harcourt to Lagos is a day journey. I can't travel (Insecurity; herdsmen kidnapping travellers on the highway), knowing fully that I booked a wrong appointment.

OdogwuEkeke:
You would have to send a mail to fintiba. I am not sure if you would still need a document from the embassy.

I am still hopeful.

Still working to get an SA admission as backup.

I did NOT use Fintiba, I used dROP money instead.
They said I need to send them visa rejection letter/or any other closure document from the embassy.

Coldie:
Yes I think u will book an appointment under miscellaneous. That one doesn't take time at all. I booked first and they said I booked wrongly I booked another and went there and still finished within one month to 2 weeks and that was because I had 3 appointments

Kindly paste the link you booked.
I want to quickly start the process, so that I can get my money in a month time.

GentleChief:
Guys please, take your time and read this thing am about to post. In everything we are doing, lets learn not to be desperate please.

Desperation breeds a lot of things e.g Greed, Avarice, Acrimony, Hatred and most times, disappointments. I don't really gbadun the way Nigerians does things and thats why Oyibo people they take us as mugu.

We must learn to be patient in all we do because believe me, the patient dog still eats the fattest bone.

Many of us still have over 10,000 Euros locked away in Germany all in the name of blocked accounts for over a year. Some of these money was borrowed. Imagine if we channelled this money into some investments all these while while probably still hoping to pursue academic success in Europe? Imagine the amount of money some of us would have made extra!

Have anybody noticed the bureaucracies these people put in front of you when you want to retrieve your money? Did anybody notice how hard it is?

On the surface level, it may seem normal but the truth is that the Germans and Europeans want your money but don't really want you in their country. They will now be using your money for investments and bettering the lives of their citizens!

Remember how they included testas exams as a prerequisite for admissions to category A? This is an exam that is mainly for juveniles who have not seen the four walls of a university. But you need to see the way Nigerians rushed this exams and casted it. Even Professionals and Professors were taking these exams at an exorbitant amount! Las las what happened? The German embassy crookedly removed it from their requirements. Millions if not billions down the drain again!

They purposely don't give appointments or do selective appointments all in a bid to select the best of the best for training. Some people will mumuishly send money to Germany even before appointment. 2 years down the line, no appointment. They need your money but don't need you. Las Las if you demand your money, they setup a lot of obstacles for you to make sure you are discouraged from getting the money. They will find one stupid document and tell you to bring to unblock your account. They may name it something funny like Oberfreingunt or Auslandermontus. They will tell you to approach your home country embassy and get this document which may cost you between 25 to 50 euros to get. This may seem small to you but in reality, if you calculate the number of Nigerian people these German guys racket daily through these means, you will shout.

If you still doubt me, compare the amount of visa rejections on their side vs the visa rejections of our side. You will see the amount of money Europe is stealing from Africa through Visa applications and denials alone.

Oyibo people sabi do yahoo yahoo well but they use official means only. These people are using technology and politics to impoverish us but we refuse to hear.

Gentle Chief,

Guide me through these obstacles they set up to prevent us from taking back our hard earned money.
The bank needs rejection letter from the embassy, and I have been waiting for AD for over a year.

Coldie:
Just go there the embassy and collect a form that u are no longer travelling upload it to them, the money will be reversed back to the account of the sender

Thanks for your response.

Collect form from who?
I live in Port harcourt, and I know the only way someone can access the embassy is with correct booking of an appointment. The security at the entrance will access your documents if it correlate with the type of AD you present.

Coldie:
I hope u know the particular category to book under. Theres no way its Stated on there site about block account closure. If u tick the wrong place if u go there they will turn u back and tell u to book again.

U dont need any document to get d unblock doc from them apart from ur Ad, fintiba account closure document, which u must translate and international passport.

And 10k... No go pack documents go there printing and photocopying cause they don't need it.

Just

Please, someone should kindly paste a link for German block account closure - appointment date at the embassy. I am no longer interested in traveling, and I need my €10,511 back.