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RIP to the Chief Priest

tosyne2much:
Part time students are denied the chance to go for NYSC but you can only get exemption letter.

The only way you can go for NYSC is if you have a solid runs. I know of someone who ran a part time programme and was mobilized for service through solid runs. (I mean a very strong one)

Na Naija we dey

Abeg the link still dey? Connect me abeg.
Mind is somehow different, please respond ASAP &let's talk

tosyne2much:
People are funny

There are people far older than 111 in your village but they don't have birth certificates

GWR is all about evidence and documentation

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Lol
Funny but true my brother.

awesinic:
Greetings guys!


Any one that's wishes to sell his or her dollar at black market rate to kindly contact me on whatsapp

+2347018989765

Good afternoon bros, please are you finally there?
I'm applying to University of Plymouth, can I pay fees by installments?
I want to study Offshore Renewable Energy, the tuition fees is about £19,800
Can I pay £10K-13K deposit, then balance later before I graduate? Please I need your kind responses, Thank you.

Jamiubond009:
The guy na man about town.Women loved him like werey

That's why the woman with the issue of blood approached him with faith in an over-crowded atmosphere & she was made whole,, his mother, Mary believed him die in his first miracle of turning water to wine in a wedding ceremony

owo iró

Mary Magdalene

Woman first to see Jesus from birth, Woman first to see Jesus after resurrection, na women plenty pass for Church.

AdisaMighty:
My WASSCE result is worse.

Then search for those courses I mentioned and stick to it

AdisaMighty:
I have 5 only credits in NECO:
- Mathematics
- English
- Economics
- Computer studies
- Catering craft practice

I am interested in BSc Tourism. but at the moment I don't have a choice anything goes.

@moderators please help push to the top, I am frustrated

You don't get WAEC to combine?

Try search admission on Information and Library Science or Office and Information Management some Universities offers these courses, attend IT professional courses and then build a career on IT and be happy.

Gerrard59:


Anyone who pays tuition fees for the bold needs to have his/her brain examined. The introduction was for MSc courses.



To me, it is not bad provided it is a STEM course, especially the one Eastern Europeans are good at (hardcore maths and physics). Whether a country is good depends on the person and priorities.

Okay, Thank you very much.

Gerrard59:


Poland is not bad, both as an EU member, strength of passport or economy. However, the ease of being issued the visa presently as a Nigerian is what my post is interested in. See the thread on Nairaland: https://www.nairaland.com/2272115/polish-student-visa/564

At a point last year, people were lamenting that they could not get visa appointments or even their relatives could not get issued a visa to attend their graduate ceremonies. As for Norway, ever since the tuition-free system was cancelled, it is a no-go zone as that country is prohibitely expensive.

cc: Sweetvie

Okay Sir, I get your point based on current trend about Poland Visa issuance, regardless one can still give it a try.

What's your opinion about Schooling in Romania?

Recruitmentedu:

Top 10 Medical Universities in Romania for Nigerian Students

Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy – Bucharest: One of the oldest and most prestigious medical universities in Romania, offering a wide range of medical programs with a strong emphasis on research and clinical practice.
Tuition Fees: €6,000 to €8,000 per year
Iuliu Hațieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy – Cluj-Napoca: Known for its modern infrastructure and cutting-edge research facilities, this university provides high-quality medical education and has collaborations with renowned international institutions.

Tuition Fees: €7,000 to €10,000/Year
Grigore T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy – Iași: A leading medical university in Eastern Europe, known for its comprehensive curriculum, extensive clinical training, and a strong focus on interdisciplinary research.

Tuition Fees:€6,000 to €9,000./Year
Victor Babeș University of Medicine and Pharmacy – Timișoara: Recognized for its modern educational facilities, innovative teaching methods, and a wide range of medical programs designed to produce competent medical professionals.

Tution Fees:€6,000 to €8,000 per year
University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Grigore T. Popa” – Iași: Offers a diverse range of medical specialties and has established collaborations with prestigious medical institutions worldwide, providing students with ample opportunities for international exposure.

Tuition Fees:€6,000 to €9,000./Year
University of Medicine and Pharmacy of Târgu Mureș: Known for its student-centered approach, this university offers a supportive learning environment, state-of-the-art facilities, and clinical training opportunities in its affiliated hospitals.

Tution Fees:€5,000 to €8,000 per year
Ovidius University of Constanta – Faculty of Medicine: Located in the coastal city of Constanta, this university provides a vibrant learning environment and focuses on producing competent medical professionals through practical training and research-oriented education.

Tuition Fees: €5,000 to €7,000 per year
University of Oradea – Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy: Renowned for its modern facilities and dedicated faculty, this university offers a comprehensive medical curriculum with a focus on practical skills development and clinical exposure.

Tuition Fees:€4,000 to €6,000 per year.
Vasile Goldiș Western University of Arad – Faculty of Medicine: Known for its student-friendly atmosphere and small class sizes, this university offers personalized attention to students and emphasizes practical training in modern medical facilities.

Tution Fees:€3,000 to €5,000 per year
University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Iuliu Hațieganu” – Târgu Mureș: With a strong reputation for academic excellence, this university provides a wide range of medical programs, including dental medicine, pharmacy, and nursing, along with a focus on research and innovation.

Tuition Fees:€6,000 to €9,000 per year

Hello bro, is there a WhatsApp group for prospective students who wants to study in Romania?

I intend applying this year to study Masters Degree Programme at Constanta Maritime University, Romania. I have 2nd Class Lower Division, don't know if they will accept me.

pocohantas:


Hahaha. No be competition na.
I have friends from both places and they share similar characteristics if I am being sincere.

You are correct, an Efik man prefer to die wretched in his Calabar home than to do a menial job elsewhere, Ibibios can do whatever legitimately to survive anywhere, they're go-getters, you can easily come across an Ibibio man in strange places than an Efik man.

lookingfly:
na PTE worst pass....when ielts was 107k, PTE was like 170k, i dont know how much it is now and mind you, PTE is not well organized like ielts. People that have written the both exams will confirm this.

Yeah, PTE is recognized in mostly Australian schools, etc but never knew it's that expensive. Well, E concern pipple wey won go schools wey need am, as for me I'm OK with affordable schools in Eastern Europe and they do not require those Tests.

Gerrard59:


For unsuspecting readers, before you begin your japa plans. read through the threads of your interested countries and ask hard questions to know how it is to obtain a student visa, jobs and study there. It is extremely important. This would guide your way through. I was admitted into the University of Tartu, Estonia and with a scholarship, but declined the offer as there was no embassy in Nigeria, and applications had to be made from either Egypt or the UAE (the closest). From the Estonian thread, the total cost was a million naira (before COVID) to travel there and apply for the visa. I declined because the chances of being issued the visa to either Egypt or the UAE (tourist visa o) were low. Rather than spend such, I paid 150K as application fee to apply to another Japanese university.

In summary, Poland is unrealistic as there is almost a zero chance of being issued a student's visa. Polish universities now steer clear from Nigerian students because almost none of the accepted students gets issued a visa.

You May not be entirely correct about Poland, My very close friend of mind we graduated together went to Poland to study masters in Renewable Energy, so how did he manage to get his Visa, my own younger brother is about to move to Maritime University of Sczcezin, Poland from American University of Moldova to study Marine Engineering.
My friend who went to Poland told me his experience and it's manageable, cost of living is cheap, jobs available for students as well.
It all depends on how you look at it and your believe, like me i'm applying to Maritime University at Constanta, Romania this April for an MSc degree in Offshore Oil and Gas Technology it comes with affordable tuition fees of €5600 for an IntL student like me, €280 monthly for 20months(approx. 2yrs duration) alternatively Subsea Technology at Norwegian University of Science and Technology at Trondheim but their tuition fees is not clear to me as their Government have scrapped the free tuition fees in their public schools.

Romania might not be a fantastic country to some people in some aspects or may be due to the fact that they're also yet to join Schengen Zone for easy movement across Europe until 31st March, 2024 when they will partially join, but it is a stepping stone for me to access or migrate to other part of the world.

I was only trying to suggest how one can look at a cheaper alternative way of acquiring education abroad or Japa via student route, I think with a good and experienced EduTravel Agent, it will be much easier to get to any school of your choice as long as you can afford their services.

Your opinion is noted though.

goodman023:


Thank you Gerrard59, your contributions on this website are very very insightful always. Yes, the eventual goal is to get citizenship. And it’s scary looking at the tuition fee charged by my school. No one will give me such kind of money. The National interest waiver option is one ive been looking at for a long time since I actually have a masters degree. However, I discouraged myself because I thought one cannot file outside of the US, but now I know better.

I’m looking at relatively cheap schools in Western Europe countries like Germany etc. My potentials are getting wasted and time is going Gerrrard, yeah time is going

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Check schools in Poland quite close to Germany, tuition fees is cheap there and jobs available for students to cater for their needs, seek for Schengen Visa for the travelling, that will enable you tour schengen countries in Europe for better opportunities, or you reason Canada.

Cheap schools are in Portugal, Sweden, Denmark, Norway are worthy mention and all are Schengen Countries.

Botragelad:

You don't get it. Lol
Not all Nigerians can speak English properly, and even if they can, they may not be as good as native speakers. The IELTS exam is made to test your ability to use English in different situations and it's well-known all over the world.

It's not just about grammar and vocabulary, but also about communication skills, and so on.
And yes, the UK schools do want this to let you in, especially for international students.

The PTE Academic you're on about is just another English language test that some UK places take, but it's not as popular as the IELTS, and it may have different ways of doing things and scoring you. Other places that don't ask for any English test may be rubbish or dodgy, and they may not give you the same chances or perks as the ones that do.

The goal is not just to japa like you lot say, but to do it well. If you want to have a cracking and rewarding time abroad, you need to have a decent grasp of English. Lol.

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Yeah, I understand your point, it's now left for those Nigerians that can't communicate well in English Language, it's not my fault, its not your fault either, I think there should be ways these international schools pick their prospective students in a cost-effective manner, paying over 200K for English language test is outrageous, Visa, Tuition fees, flight ticket, accommodation, upkeep, etc.

but you can't say for sure about other places may be rubbish cos they don't ask for English Test, they also offer too-notch, qualitative education better than Nigerian Universities, a good student can as well go there and make good grades for him or her self and still compete favourably with their UK, US, Canada or Australia counter-part.

Botragelad:

Lol

No laff o! this will further drive prospective international students away from thwase exams, Schools in Eastern Europe and some Schengen Countries do not need these English Test Exams.

I have identified two Schools already in Norway and Romania and I'm okay.

Zeebuy:

Someone was buying furniture from the carpenter and selling abroad.

I usually see it with clothes; people buy from tailors here and sell as brands abroad. That was my first time of seeing it with furniture but apparently it's now getting more popular

Same with shoes, Aba has a good collection of talented craftsmen, Artisans, all they need is encouragement from government.

Soulsymbol99:



The man should know his way around numbers I believe he was once in the banking sector

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A First Class Honours in Economics as well

What's the need for all this English test when we all are English-speaking country? UK schools do not need this to gain admission.

Time to check for alternative test like PTE or schools that do not require any of these, after all the aim is to japa.

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Hello, sorry does this pad has a sim slot &where can one buy it?

johnog4sure:
ok as long as the people there are hospitable, that is the most important thing, everything no be money. I just discovered that money alone is boring

They are hospitable with nice apartments in major cities and towns, check Expat in Romania facebook group. I follow them.
The capital of Romania, Bucharest is describe as Paris of Eastern Europe. for IT savvy personalities then Cluj Napoca will be ok, for Marine activities then Port City of Constanta is cool.

Other major cities are Timisoara, Lasi, Brasov, etc
Their cheap tuition fees is what attract me to the country.

EveryEvery posted on Facebook saying that it is the Indian-Romanians are the ones projecting bad image of Romania as poor country, or poor people cos they engage in begging instead of working to earn a living.

I noticed their women marry early and they value relationships, most of them I see on Facebook flaunt their kids, spouses, boyfriends on their profile so you can easily know that they are in one form of relationship or the other.

McLizbae:
Hmmm... Romania is a poor European country. Man you've got to be focused on full hustle out there to keep it together financially.

Romania status has changed, not longer poor as you think.
Follow EveryEvery on Facebook, he lives in the country and has a different opinion about Romania generally.

olola4:


Romania ke...Nigeria is better than Romania or almost the same, most Romania are here in the UK doing warehouse and factory work.

Going there for Studies and nothing more, I can only hustle to foot some of my bills while I watch out for my next destination after studies, it's easy to migrate from Romania to US, UK, Australia, Canada or other European Union Countries than to move from Nigeria, though they are yet to join Schengen Zone and they're working on it to do so.

johnog4sure:
Romanians dey suffer na

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Not true, the Country may not be Economically viable but the the standard of living is better than Nigeria, cost of tuition fees and living is affordable compare to other European countries, I'm going there basically for Studies cos their Maritime University at Constanta offers my kinda course at Masters Degree Programme, i may do some menial jobs there for living expenses then migrate to a more better country after studies.

Follow or check EveryEvery on Facebook, he has first hand information about the country Romania and he lives in Cluj Napoca.

He made it clear in one of his post that if you want to make it quick then avoid Romania but slow and steady you'll make it in Romania that a lot of Africans have remitted cash back home hustling in the same Romania on a slow&steady pattern.

Angolan first choice goalkeeper will not be available as well, he is on suspension

DarkJeddi:
You must not have heard about them Cameroonian Keepers, like
Antoine Bell,Jacques Songo'o and Idris Kameni?
And just to bust your Chelsea bubble, Bruce Groobelar a Zimbabwean Keeper, was a former Liverpool UCL and League winner..

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He just started watching European football
Songo'o was rivalling Peter Rufai at Deportivo La Corunna

Bono kept the goal for Sevilla before moving to Saudi Arabia

ckc:
So which team did Enyeama play many years before retiring? How can you say it's onana that broke tbe ceiling?

Don't mind him Peter Rufai played for Depotivo La coruna

Carlos kanemi of Cameroon played for Espanyol

Bono of Morocco played for Sevilla

Vincent Enyeama played for Lille of France
I can go on and on

Ricci22:
Please guys I need new some information!!

I just got offer of admission to study in the UK,,, I need information regarding the best loan or study aid to fund my studies... I also need some information about the federal government student loan......my registration begins by September 2024

I'm in need of such, though I'm not going to UK but Romania. Check ProConnect Education or EduFin Micro Finance Bank