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Richdee1:
How is their fees in university
Is their fees high? Want to apply for Masters in Social work

I think it depends on what you mean by high

Tuition fees for master's program usually range from 11k-28k+ per year

Masters in social work is around 17k/year

Segunagagu:
Hi Guys. This is a new Ireland Study Visa thread, as the old one was removed.

Please all new students in Ireland, and also prospective students that are aspiring to come to Ireland, this thread is for you.

Also, for we that has been here for some time, let's try our best to help new students settle down, give them advice, let them about stuffs that will benefit them that we didn't get to know. Let's help them feel lucky please.

For myself, I came to Ireland 5 years ago, and a lot has happened. Please feel free to ask questions and we will be able to help you.

Apologies guys, the above might not be put together very well, but I just quickly wrote this as I was busy.
Thanks!

I just moved to Ireland (University of Limerick) about a month ago

I'm still trying to get to know my surroundings but I'm already living it here

Please, can I send you a PM?

To start with, any girl that types like this can't even be my girlfriend.
To make complete sentence na problem

Till today, I don't still understand what this bestie shii is all about. If you keep a chicken as a pet, you'll always be tempted to eat it and you may succumb one day.

Vertraulichkeit:
It is a shame that the majority of the contributors on this thread so far do not understand the true meaning of "Atiku and PDP close case challenging Tinubu's election on Thursday."

To you ignorant majority, take note that to close case in this regard does not mean withdrawing/termination of the case. Now the main legal firework is about to commence.

Mehn!

I'm amazed at the volume of ignorance displayed on this thread.

I was posted to Bauchi but I'm hoping to redeploy.

I'm looking for opportunities in a university) research institute or any other organizations that can help my growth.

NB: I have a first class degree in Psychology

BluntCrazeMan:
The truth here is that, if you are not a patient person, you may end up finding all these processes very tiring and irritating.
I have done mine though, and it all took me three days to download, fill, and submit the forms for the companies I had shares in. Some Registrars Websites even made it possible for their own E-mandate Form to be filled Online on their website too, so that there won't be any need to download and fill.
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The next thing I want to do about this is to know how much exactly is my unclaimed dividends, and how much of it had expired already.

Thanks.



I'm currently trying to fill onlinethe form for my dad.


They're asking for clearing house number and stock broking company but I can't seem to find it there.

Hope I can submit like that

darediamond:
Hi, Sorry my the reply. May I have your WhatsApp Mobile Number?

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Thanks*

Lampard has ruined my day.

Rubbish!

darediamond:
Alright. May I have your mobile number?

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Thank you

Apart from hesgoal, which other (less data consumption) site can I use?

darediamond:
https:///DmCjBo5huOSIN4lWK2O4bG

This one is still not reachable.

Please check your email, I tried sending you a DM

Mehn, I'm already tired of this whole thing.

darediamond:
https:///EHjlOBB3wTd07dQGllkS1D

Site cannot be reached

darediamond:
Odd this odd that, we are in to make money.

But would you rather Bank on Binance to start making at least #4000 a day?

If you or anyone is ready, I teach you how to do it.

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I have a binance account. Bros, abeg show me the way.

If you'd lìke to grab your share of the 50 acres of land in the fast developing area of Akwu- Enugwu in Ozubulu, Anambra State, at reasonbly low prices, call
08.0.6.5.2.56.56.2...

In times like this, one of the major concerns of a working government should be the protection of its citizens and in this case the elderly ones in particular, since they are more vulnerable to the effects of the disease but, unfortunately the reverse is the case.

Some days back, my mum told me that she got a text message from the Oyo state pension commission, stating that there'll be an accreditation by the end of this month (July), and that anybody that fails to come for the accreditation will have his or her name removed from the database.

I don't have any problem with the accreditation, but, my major concern is with the timing. This is a very critical period and gatherings like this should be discouraged. My mum is in her mid- Sixties, coupled with the fact that Oyo state is among the top five States with the highest number of reported cases of COVID-19. She is also currently in the South-south region of the country, and this means she will have to travel a long distance (another risk).

I'm wondering why the accreditation is so important at this point that it cannot be postponed till the coast is a bit clearer. It's really a cause of worry for me.

Mods, I'll be grateful if this can get to the promised land.

hisgrace090:
Sir emeka office surrounding nothing more.

Lol, not at all

I live around ugwuoye

Here in Ozubulu, Anambra, we currently enjoy about 10-15 hours of power supply per day (it's been like this for almost a week now. In fact my dad was even asking me this afternoon if there is a problem with EEDC, lol

He really had no choice

Weldone Op
lemme take a seat

Pavore9:
Is any school in Nigeria offering Counseling psychology at the undergraduate level and Child and adolescent counselling in the Masters level?

As for the undergraduate level, most of the Nigerian unis offer only general psychology. The other related course I know is guidance and counselling. Then I only know of developmental psychology (which could encompass childhood and adolescence) at the PG level. But I'll try to find out the courses offered at PG level in my school.

oluwasunshine:
A brother of mine was among the candidates of the just concluded WAEC G.C.E. ANd he did very well.
He want to study psychology and have searched for somethings about it on search Engines.
All the things he searched aren't usefull without your help.
These are my questions:
1.What subjects will he take in Jamb?
2.Which university is the best for him to choose?
3.What is the Jamb Caught off mark for psychology?
4.[b]How many years will he use in university?
5.Which places can he work after finishing at university?
6.what O. Level subject did he need?
7.Your experience when you were studying thesame course?
8.What are the uses of psychologist in our environment?
I WILL BE GRATEFULL TO YOU ALL
cc Lalasticlala

Psychology is a very wonderful course, the only thing is that it is not well appreciated and developed here in Nigeria
1. It depends on the school. for instance, here in UNN, Biology is compulsory, so it's English, biology & any other two subjects
2. university of Nigeria Nsukka. It will interest you to know that it's the first Nigerian university to have a department in psycholoy.
3. It's still the general cut off mark (180).
4. Four years. During these four years general psychology will be taught, so if he wants a career in psychology, he definitely has to go for post graduate studies.
5. Anywhere from schools, hospitals, law enforcement, etc
6.Maths, English, biology etc. Still depends on his choice institution.
7. Still an undergraduate in psychology and I can tell you its been a very wonderful experience.
8. Simply put, psychology has a lot of uses in our environment since it studies human behaviour it means we can be able to predict, describe, & even control human behaviour for the betterment of man.

Hope this was a bit helpful.