Zoey1:
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
Please what amount of POF did you show?
Thank you

freedomtours:


Yes you can use insider to get it from your sch
But the best option is for your school to send directly to ministry of Education, that one is faster, i can give you there address, the school will now send the official hardcopy to them, many schools dont give official transcript to individuals, they send directly to organisation, this the best option many are using because the challenges they encounte in the process of get there's from there sch. Once it is comfirmed they have sent to Education, i can help you pick it, or you can pick it when you want to authenticate your documents, if you want to do it yourself .

Bostin:
Please is it compulsory to attest all original documents through MFA Abuja for student visa application.

Flourhine:


Hello Solchem..can u please drop ur email or digit coz I have some question to asked about Lithuania visa processing study route.thanks bro

itunuoye:
Can I use Allianz travel insurance for Lithuania tourist visa. How many month bank statement was required to submit.

Thanks

itunuoye:
If someone is going for visit visa, I think criminal record is not mention in the list of documents. Please can you correct me.
Thanks

itunuoye:

There is no place to choose date on this site

Graceabby:


Please, I need help on information such as do they accept tuition deposit like UK does, also did you have to travel to Egypt or any other country to apply for Visa, or better yet could you please explain in a bit the processes and steps that you took that got you the visa?

itunuoye:
Which site of vfs because I didn't see Lithuania option on VFS portal

itunuoye:
How do I booked for appointment for Lithuania tourist visa... Please help me

EniHolar:
Can they permit a Masters student to move with spouse?

Muzansama:
Please is getting lithuania visa from nigeria currently possible?

Please answer

AIT1:


Boss, do they give full funding scholarship there for PhD?

Newcastle2023:


I'm sorry my brother. I've been laying things bare here since the recruitment commenced last June, hence, I will be vulnerable if I keep accepting private messages. I hope you understand what that means.

Notwithstanding, feel free to ask me whatever questions you have here please. I will gladly answer the ones I'm privileged to know promptly. Thank you and all the best.

Newcastle2023:




@Kokoeteudo, yours clearly falls in the other considerations based. This particular list is made from a few out of many recommendation letters from highly placed public office holders and slots given out to both internal and external stakeholders.

The final list is a combination of the merit based and the other considerations based lists.

The mail we're expecting anytime from now is one of congratulations to those that made the final list, whether they go the oral interview route for PR purposes is inconsequential. All the best to everyone here and to @Kokoeteudo, NCDMB is a world class corporate environment and as a regulator, it will avail you all the time you would need to engage in those hurtles of yours, maybe with little adjustments here or there.

For those that are oblivious of what is happening with the recruitment, it's better to ask questions politely, instead of displaying your ignorance in a very uncultured manner. Thank you.

PREFED:
At least you have been schooled by someone else not me. Not surprised if that was your first contribution in this thread only because you saw that the word "Fulani" was used. I think your typed is only Schooled in Cattle rearing. Am surprised you can type letters.

PREFED:
If not for this Fulani FG Govt agenda of Fulani islamic loopsidedness in every thing that earns salary, this process should have been concluded a very long time ago.

zoputa:
Fortunately you are just so wrong about it.

aobabonline:

NEWS

BUSINESS

Full rehabilitation of refineries begins January – NNPC
Published September 21, 2019


Okechukwu Nnodim, Abuja

The nation’s refineries located in Port Harcourt, Warri and Kaduna will refine crude oil at optimum capacity come 2022, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation announced on Saturday night.

NNPC’s Group Managing Director, Mele Kyari, who disclosed this during a facilities tour of the Port-Harcourt Refining and Petrochemical Company, stated that full rehabilitation of the plants would commence January, 2020.



A statement by the corporation’s Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs, Ndu Ughamadu, said the NNPC helmsman’s visit to the refinery was part of his commitment to ensure that the nation’s refineries deliver value.

Kyari said making the refineries to operate at optimal capacities was a mandate that NNPC as a corporation would leave no stone unturned to actualise, adding that timely delivery of the asset was a priority.

He said, “We will stick to time, we will deliver this project by 2022. We will commence actual rehabilitation work in January. We will do everything possible between October and December to close out all necessary conditions for us to deliver on that project.

“I believe that with the support that we have from the shareholders – government of this country, the entire staff of this company and the contractors, I believe it is doable and we will deliver the project.”

He tasked the contractors on the need to consider their reputation as the most critical element in business processes and engagements.

Kyari said, “It’s no longer about business now, but a reputational issue. For the original builders of the refinery, Tecmmont, Eni/NAOC and NNPC, let us be conscious of the fact that our reputation is at stake as far as this project is concerned.

“The NNPC leadership has promised this country that our refineries will work, therefore, we must work not to disappoint over 200 million Nigerian stakeholders.”

He also challenged the PHRC management to ensure that the nation’s indigenous engineers and other professionals working in the refinery were fully engaged to participate actively during the rehabilitation exercise and own the process.

Mlayidi:
APL would come after they finished repairing refineries. And we don't know how long it will take.

larride:




Majority of those that were paid on July 23 were July 2nd.


I think it’s safe to say they paid some and didn’t pay some.


To God be my glory.