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Hi peeps.I PH 150k last week.. Normally, interest of 30% should be 45k. A total of 210k. But my mavro says value on maturity is N177,115. What could be happening?

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bro, please. I PH 150k. Normally, interest of 30% should be 45k. A total of 210k. But my mavro says value on maturity is N177,115. What could be happening?

I need more inputs, please. cc CrazyMan, 1forall. Front page, please.

futurewise11:
How much is 150k? People who earn more than you are looking for escape route out of nigeria.

Firstly you cant get visa anymore due to block account and theres no more available appointment date for winter 2016 student visa applicant.

I will be in your school city next weekend, expect some pictures.

I have had my interview already. I only need to fund the blocked acct. Wch school are you heading to?

BiafraBushBoy:
Bro to be Frank with yo... If you have money for the Block Account you need to open as a student, Get the hell outta this poo hole called Nigeria...

Travel abroad, Study and get a Job there...

Relax and start earning in Euros...

sooner or later. you start touring round the world...

Thank me later ..

You seem to know about studying in Germany. Yes, there's such thing as a blocked account to be opened. Getting a job in Germany after studying is not without its owm difficulties. There's the German language to deal with.

I presently work in a private energy firm, with a decent pay of between 150 to 200k. However, the prospect for growth is very small. I mean, I may be on this pay for 4 to 5 years even with a good performance. I have gained admission into a highly rated German university to study Power engineering. I wont be paying tuition. I think studying this course will open a lot of career opportunities for me, ranging from positions in the likes of Siemens; General Electric; Total and Shell (which are now operating a renewable energy division) However, the dilemma for me now is that I do not want to leave this job for the uncertain. In the Nigeria of today, many would kill to have this job. So, I have been thinking, are there professional courses or programmes I can do part-time while working that will make me worthy of taking up a position in this coveted coys? Or, is there a masters programme (power-related or not) in a Nigerian university that is highly regarded that can land me this same position as I would, going for the Msc programme I have secured in Germany? I have got a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering.

Mods, a lot of input would make me better informed. Please, I would appreciate a spot on the front page. Thank you.

I presently work in a private energy firm, with a decent pay of between 150 to 200k. However, the prospect for growth is very small. I mean, I may be on this pay for 4 to 5 years even with a good performance. I have gained admission into a highly rated German university to study Power engineering. I wont be paying tuition. I think studying this course will open a lot of career opportunities for me, ranging from positions in the likes of Siemens; General Electric; Total and Shell (which are now operating a renewable energy division) However, the dilemma for me now is that I do not want to leave this job for the uncertain. In the Nigeria of today, many would kill to have this job. So, I have been thinking, are there professional courses or programmes I can do part-time while working that will make me worthy of taking up a position in this coveted coys? Or, is there a masters programme (power-related or not) in a Nigerian university that is highly regarded that can land me this same position as I would, going for the Msc programme I have secured in Germany? I have got a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering.

Mods, a lot of input would make me better informed. Please, I would appreciate a spot on the front page. Thank you.