Ezemarcel:
I mentioned one feg shit-coin here...who boarded the flight

I did but on hodl

DaBogu:
Start from the first page to this current page, you will understand what this is all about.

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Have done that but the terminologies u pple are using is giving me headache.

HeadTrader:
The primary aim is to Learn, get Good orientation and Trade on your own with verified pump signals from professionals. Don't let anyone deceive you crypto trade is just like using money to buy garri and selling garri at a high price when you know for sure it will be expensive in December. Let's save our selves the plenty grammar. Bla bla that's why I give practical training and not theory with plenty grammar a novice know nothing about lol.

Number on my signature for practical tutorial. There no shame in admitting you are a novice
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Am a typical novice on this pls kindly put me through the practical aspect. Thanks baba oja.

Good morning to you everyone!
I just opened binance now and I was given $200 voucher which to be redeemed within 7days. Pls seniors, how do i use this voucher and what can I use it for. Thanks.

[quote author=Tadigun post=100547019] I dey o nah April intake I dey come. Pls send your

CAS wasn't issued to me cos I couldn't pass the VPS and there was no time to reschedule me for another section. Now have been deferred to August.

[quote author=akpman post=100187385]Hello House,
Who has got admission to the University of Sunderland in london campus as an april intake?
Let's connect,

I am here oooo.

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Thank you so much for the info. I eventually picked the form A from zenith the rate of 578 after comparing other banks, Gtbank was 592, wema bank was unavailable as at yesterday and key stone u mentioned which was 585. I chose Zenith cos by hubby works at the head office there and he may get a preferential treatment on timing. Thanks once again

awumen:

Go to keystone, las las na 1 week max from my experience and most I have read here

Thank you! But please at what rate were u charged when u did urs?.

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Thanks for opinion.

Good morning to you all in the house! I need your candid advise or suggestion please. I'm about to pay my school fees of £6000 using form A by tomorrow so have been contemplating on which bank to use with the best exchange rate. My bank is gtbank but the exchange rate as at yesterday was on the high side, Wema bank refused to disclose theirs and I have someone in Zenith HQ that could help to make it faster but depend on cbn current exchange rate. Please among these three banks which one is the best in terms of rate. Thanks

First of all, I really want to thank you all for the selfless work being done here, Is only God that can reward u with great blessing.
Secondly, I would like to ask that can married couple apply separately for tier 4 visa wife and husband would be going for bsc degree and MSC respectively?. Like my earlier post that I posted I wrote that I would love to pursue a degree in Nursing, but I dont know which one to choose either bsc or msc but I was advised that I wont be able to practise back home If i go with msc pre registration. So we have made a conclusion that both should apply differently because I dont want marriage to affect my dream vice versa.
So my question is can we apply differently as an independent applicant? Thank you .

Arhmiee:


For UK, you can go for the 2 years pre-registration masters program which leads to registration wi th NMC UK.
Apply to schools that offer the course

After the completion of the 2yrs pre registration master program in uk( adult nursing) would someone be eligible to practise else where apart from UK? Transition from Bsc Accounting to MSC adult nursing( pre registration) asking for myself because I have already gotten an admission with university of Essex. Thanks

iCode2:
You can confirm from the nursing council or any body in charge of nursing in Nigeria.

I would do just that. Thank you so much

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LagosismyHome:


The Bsc and MSC will achieve the exact same purpose..... it really once you start working and in your placement that you gain the full real life working experience.....

I would definitely recommend the masters over the BSc, both programs are tailored to teach you what you need for work life . Getting admission is the main thing , but if you are able to get admission then you are good to go

Bsc doesnt allow dependent but msc does .... so if you want to factor in your husband and potentially expanding family then MSc is the way to go

My only concern is what career do you want....not what does your mum want you to become..... careers like nursing can be overworked ,demanding and underpaid in the UK, so it's the passion for it that gets you going...your auxiliary nursing training might help sha, so I guess you have a bit of insight to the journey ahead ... make sure it what you really want to do

What do I want? I really enjoy being in the clinic during my leave period, I do get this peace of mind and fulfillment whenever I volunteer to work in the clinic compare to my normal sales work. My real concern is do I get to practice with MSC In nursing when i come back home, would the nursing council here in Nigeria gives me licence to practice as qualified nurse? Thanks

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mohyaw:


I will suggest you go with the 3 years BSc since that will give you more knowledge. What is worth doing at all is worth doing well, especially if that's what you want. It's not really a good decision to jump to Msc without Bsc, and if you can, it will most likely be really challenging and too demanding.

For your marriage, your husband can always join you in the UK as a dependant. Not really sure how that process works. Also, there will be breaks, visits can work as well. I understand your marriage is really young, but both of you will have to put in the effort and compromise a bit. 2 years is sort of 3 years in disguise. If you willing to go for 2 years, why not 3 then? God is the one who gives children, it's not the rate of sex and intimacy. Technology has also made communication and intimacy easier, leverage that.

Most importantly, the decision is yours. You are in control

Thanks for your candid advice, I really appreciate but Bsc applicants are not allowed to go with dependants and 3yrs seem to be long.

Temitopepremium:
am in a cross road and I need a genuine and sincere advice from you guys please.
This is my story-I graduated with bsc Accounting ed) 10yrs ago, worked in customer care unit, sales and etc. Recently, my mum of 59years, who is a registered nurse own her own maternity clinic wants to me to go into nursing so as to take over from her when the time comes but she insisted I go for bsc adult nursing in uk which is 3yrs but my husband advice me to opt in for msc 2yrs instead since we are still looking for fruit of the womb.

1. I wish to go for the Bsc so as to be more knowledgeable and have solid foundation about nursing but my marriage is still very young(3yrs) without a child. Though, I have been trained as an auxiliary nurse over the years.

2. Would the MSc adult nursing( pre registration) be more difficult to attain, would I be able to cope/ catch up easily? I dont want to offend but my mum and my hubby. Please what do I do.

Help me with this please.

[quote author=ChinnyCliff post=96720671][/quote] am in a cross road and I need a genuine and sincere advice from you guys please.
This is my story-I graduated with bsc Accounting ed) 10yrs ago, worked in customer care unit, sales and etc. Recently, my mum of 59years, who is a registered nurse own her own maternity clinic wants to me to go into nursing so as to take over from her when the time comes but she insisted I go for bsc adult nursing in uk which is 3yrs but my husband advice me to opt in for msc 2yrs instead since we are still looking for fruit of the womb.

1. I wish to go for the Bsc so as to be more knowledgeable and have solid foundation about nursing but my marriage is still very young(3yrs) without a child. Though, I have been trained as an auxiliary nurse over the years.

2. Would the MSc adult nursing( pre registration) be more difficult to attain, would I be able to cope/ catch up easily? I dont want to offend but my mum and my hubby. Please what do I do.

Thanks house! More options will be highly welcomed.

Good evening mothers, have been a silent reader on this ivf thread since I had a miscarriage on dec 2018 and up till now am yet to conceive. Presently we are saving up for ART but we don't have much so our option is to wait for promotional ones and we hope it comes soon. My question is does anyone in the house know any good hospital that is on promo and the location is lagos.