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Twallace:
When you are in doubt whether a school request TOEFL or not for admission, always assume they need it especially when you have not get response after mailing them.

If you have the money, go ahead and write it. It will boost your chances.

Alles gut.

Vielen Dank

Twallace:
When you are in doubt whether a school request TOEFL or not for admission, always assume they need it especially when you have not get response after mailing them.

Thanks, I think I'll do Toefl first.

If you have the money, go ahead and write it. It will boost your chances.

Alles gut.

Vielen Dank

Antell95:
LOL!
Your apology is being processed...
I'll get back to you when Buhari returns from Equatorial Guinea.

Antell95:
Last time i checked; Friendly matches do not count and he's still eligible to play for Nigeria.



Check well next time.

sugaDaddy:
Hope Iwobi and iheanacho are fired up for this. If not.........

darkenedrebel:
@bolded - stop watching comic-based shows all together. That's one of the best pilots ever!!.
Juxtaposing it with Supergirl is preposterous.

Guykhena:
Ya,one of the major criticism of the show "Arrow" is the fact that it always rips off infamous storylines of Batman.
Most times termed "Poor man version of batman on Tv".

This version of Green Arrow has been embodied with the likeness of Batman,a far cry off the Green Arrow known in the comics.

Guykhena:
Ra's Al Ghul wanted Bruce to be the new Demon head,even offering his daughter,Talia Al Ghul to be a wife to Bruce. Long story short,Bruce rejected the offer,Knocked up Talia,she became pregnant and gave birth to a son "Damian".

So to answer your question,neither Bruce nor his son Damian ever 'joined' the League Of Assassins,in real sense the latter was born into the league of assassins,growing up to be one hell of a skilled fighter.

NthabeM:
It has been a dream of mine to travel to Nigeria for a long time now and hopefully if everything goes according to plan, that dream will materialise by September.

In my excitement about the pending trip, I am constantly researching the best tourist places and activities, cultural or otherwise, that one can partake in once there (am already addicted to Naija food ).

Along with the interesting and lovely activities provided, there have also been some reviews by other tourists that centre around four main areas:
1) Be careful and have your wits about you upon your arrival at the airport.
2) Be careful in Lagos around December. If possible, stay in Lagos only for a short while and rather lodge in a different area. Or if you must stay in Lagos, do not go out at night (which would be a shame as I want to experience the Lagos night life!!).
3) The traffic in Lagos can be a challenge.
4) Be polite always to anyone in uniform and be prepared for lots of road blocks and what happens during the roadblocks.

The reasons given for these warnings are very vague and I therefore wanted to understand fully what the danger areas are and what I can expect specifically in terms of the four points above.