Good day everyone.

Please does anyone have a format of the affidavit of marriage deposed to by one of the parents?

Thank you very much.

Good day guys!

The Erasmus Mundus Nigeria Facebook page has been activated. Current and past Erasmus scholars have also been notified of this.

Necessary information about the scholarship will be posted there from time to time.

If you also have any question regarding the scholarship application and all, you can post it there. There are scholars on ground to answer you.

This is the link below.

https://www.facebook.com/Erasmus-Mundus-Nigeria-297526510724647/?hc_ref=ARRPbMPTeLy2M8hclR05ALlK_078JnOhZWsXowDf4gwotjOUGZ2WLjxEc7Dd87izYtg&fref=nf&__xts__[0]=68.ARBdtA0ZBaU2mLdgGDwrF1ubRUtKtXoYQod02a0kJQUN79qPF3hpXmmWXmNkrCJMhctlZ34OTGqe85ilQ8vZLXnCdqnwepfdaHYy-K_-Ja2h4ESSCYkdDzwXl9h1LxQAWMwySI5w2no2i6jJAp3_tuGDK8ZRGi8OiaqVj6gdGHl9dDXt-eRRs_Okr58I7linOxc82GC653gUA9qJnpD21n-oRlNMw8uKnWEzV5s&__tn__=kC-R

Thank you.

No problem bro. You can just PM me. I'll be glad to help.

SSamuelo:
Please can you give me a guide on eramus scholarship procedure.thanks for your response.quote author=TimationMARZ post=69282459]Good Afternoon Guys,

This is a really nice thread. Very helpful.

I had my interview on 8th of June. I am going on Erasmus Scholarship so I wasn't really interviewed. I just submitted my documents and passport.

I got my AM today - 11th of July. Thanks to everyone that helped in one way or the other. I'm grateful.

Also, I want to ask, the AM said I should send Passport and Travel insurance. I have my insurance but the embassy has my passport already. Should I just send my travel insurance and indicate it in a writing that they have my passport already, or I should just send the insurance only like that?

Thank you.

Thank you very much.

dailydolar:
send the insurance and let them know your passport is with them
Congratulations

I don't really know much about other scholarships but I know that you can still apply for Erasmus no matter your year of graduation.

coolluk:


Thanks

But do u have any idea of a scholarship for someone who left university more than 6 years?

[quote author=coolluk post=69282707][/quote]

@coolluk and @okoriekwe

The courses that offered scholarship for the academic year 2018-2019 can be accessed via this link. The ones for 2019-2020 will be released soon. It will just be a small variation from the previous one.

https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus-plus/library/emjmd-catalogue_en

Good Afternoon Guys,

This is a really nice thread. Very helpful.

I had my interview on 8th of June. I am going on Erasmus Scholarship so I wasn't really interviewed. I just submitted my documents and passport.

I got my AM today - 11th of July. Thanks to everyone that helped in one way or the other. I'm grateful.

Also, I want to ask, the AM said I should send Passport and Travel insurance. I have my insurance but the embassy has my passport already. Should I just send my travel insurance and indicate it in a writing that they have my passport already, or I should just send the insurance only like that?

Thank you.

solastar2:

Really I was rejected by all the 3. Are u a first class graduate?

Yeah.
So sorry bro. God go open way for you soon.

WhyNa:
Woooooow! Which course are you going for?

I got AMASE, FAME and now CNE.

But I think I'm going for FAME.

CNE guys. How far?
I just got a mail from them oh. I've been picked.

Anybody else on the main list?
Or reserve list?
Cos I'll be rejecting the offer. I'm going for another one.

Good morning guys, please why mailing the embassy for appointment, is it okay if I tell them to help me fix the appointment for a Monday?

TimationMARZ:
Good evening guys,

Please I'm planning on booking an appointment soon. But I need clarity on an issue. I'm most times busy at work and I have a strict boss. I can only get the chance to go for the interview on Mondays. While sending the mail to the embassy, can I tell them to help me fix the appointment on a Monday ? Anyone done this before?

Abeg oh

Good evening guys,

Please I'm planning on booking an appointment soon. But I need clarity on an issue. I'm most times busy at work and I have a strict boss. I can only get the chance to go for the interview on Mondays. While sending the mail to the embassy, can I tell them to help me fix the appointment on a Monday ? Anyone done this before?

Pakistanis really came prepared for Erasmus Mundus. But I'm so sure that there are Nigerians that are more than eligible self. I don't know why the scholarship is not that popular in Nigeria.

smoothvee:

Which course did u get?

Material Science.

Please who's currently in TU Darmstadt or knows someone there?

I need information about accommodation over there.

kindly help please.

TimationMARZ:
Please is there anybody currently studying at TU Darmstadt? or if you know anybody currently studying there.. I need your help about some stuffs.

Abeg oh make una help me oh. E dey urgent.

Please is there anybody currently studying at TU Darmstadt? or if you know anybody currently studying there.. I need your help about some stuffs.

Bola95:
Use your personal copy of the transcript or unofficial transcript if you have

Thank you. Can I have your mail please?. I want to ask you something.

Good morning guys. Please I need clarification on this.

Is it a must to go with Transcripts while going for the Interview?

And if it is a must, since the school won't hand over official transcript to me. Can I send it to the embassy and tell the V.O that I have sent the transcript to them?.


Has anybody done this before and it worked?


Or is it a must I look for a way to get the official transcript in my hand?

solastar2:

Chemical Engineering

Dope! Let us remain hopeful.

solastar2:

Yeah. What did u study?

Materials and Metallurgical Engineering. What about you?

solastar2:

Yh and u?

Yeah. Something about waiting till May for the results bla bla

Who applied for CNE?
got any mail??

I got the alert too . #100 for monthly fee? Chaii

I dont know firstbank's problem. I just got the alert . #100 gone! What is the meaning of that?

Akwe Doma is standing trial alongside
former secretary to the state Timothy
Anjide and Dauda Egwa, former accountant
generalon a 10-count charge bordering on
money laundering and financial crimes
preferred against them by the Economic
and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

Akwe Doma is standing trial alongside former
secretary to the state Timothy Anjide and Dauda
Egwa, former accountant generalon a 10-count
charge bordering on money laundering and
financial crimes preferred against them by the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,
EFCC.

The accused persons allegedly between January
2007 and December 2009 conspired and
fraudulently laundered state funds to tune of
N8bn; an offence contrary to section 14(1)(a) of
the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act 2004 and
punishable under section 14(1) of the same Act
Answering questions under cross examination,
Katsa stated that,
“special releases are referred to as undisclosed
security payment because those payments were
not made to them in the account department and I
don’t know why it is so”.


The witness told the court that, he was not privy
to the deliberations and decisions of Nasarawa
State Security Council and he did not know if the
members of Nasarawa State Security council were
the only body responsible to know the specific
security challenges that warranted special
security disbursement.

“All I know is that, release for special security
disbursement are budgeted by the House of
Assembly”, Katsa told the court.

According to him, he did not understand any
implication of approval of security expenditure by
Nasarawa House of Assembly as all approval by
the House are budget proposal submitted by
ministries, agencies and departments.


The former finance director further told the court
that, he had a duty to report the alleged breach by
the secretary to the state government as a result
of which he said, a verbal report about the release
of funds was made to the Accountant General of
the State which was reflected in the annual report.
While the cross examination was going on, the
defence team lead by Charles Edonsanwan, SAN,
paused to seek for adjournment on two
grounds:one, to enable the defence to procure the
remaining documents as specified in the
subpoena in line with the promise of the officials
of Nasarawa State to produce the remaining
documents.

Two, the defendant needed the document to cross
examine the witness.
Justice Okeke adjourned to February 8-11, 2016
for continuation of trial.


Meanwhile, the court also granted the prayer of
Akwe Doma’s counsel seeking the release of the
former governor’s international passport to enable
him travel abroad for medicals.
Wilson Uwujaren
Head, Media & Publicity
1st December, 2015

Source: http://saharareporters.com/2015/12/01/money-laundering-ex-governor-akwe-doma-breached-due-process

Loool. 'Binomial Expansion'

Sambo Dasuki, former national security
adviser, received an extra-budgetary
allocation of $2.1 billion from the Nigerian
National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) within
nine months after approvals by former President
Goodluck Jonathan, TheCable can report.


Dasuki is currently being investigated by the
federal government over the billions of dollars
released for the procurement of arms for counter-
terrorism operations under Jonathan.
Documents seen by TheCable showed the
breakdown of NNPC’s disbursements to the office
of the NSA as follows: $1 billion on March 27,
2014; $200 million on April 9, 2014; $600 million
on May 5, 2014; and, same day, $200 million
following a request for $250 million.


The documents also showed that on January 12,
2015, he got $100 million, bringing the total
amount his office received from the NNPC to $2.1
billion within the nine months.
All these were outside the statutory budgetary
allocations to security during the same period, in
addition to another $1 billion loan secured by the
Jonathan administration to fight Boko Haram.
President Muhammadu Buhari recently ordered
the arrest of Dasuki for awarding “fictitious
contracts” in excess of N300 billion while he was
NSA.


It is believed that the arms and ammunition were
either not purchased at all or that substandard
ones were procured instead, reportedly leading to
the death of many Nigerian soldiers in the hands
of the better-equipped Boko Haram insurgents.
There were various media reports, both local and
foreign, quoting unnamed Nigerian soldiers
complaining about inadequate arms as well as
poor welfare in the counter-terrorism war.
Thousands of soldiers deserted the military and
those who refused to fight were court-martialed
and jailed or sentenced to death.


TheCable can report, however, that Jonathan
approved all the disbursements by NNPC, with his
senior special assistant on administrative matters,
Matt Aikhionbere, writing the covering letters
conveying presidential consent to the corporation
after the president had minuted on Dasuki’s
requests.


Jonathan further approved that the Central Bank of
Nigeria (CBN) should give Dasuki N40 billion
following another extra-budgetary request.
This was after the removal of Sanusi Lamido
Sanusi as the central bank governor in 2014.
Dasuki had written to the then acting governor,
Sarah Alade, requesting for N60 billion, but she
did not act on the request, reportedly because the
president was not copied and there was no
presidential approval.


Following the appointment of Godwin Emefiele as
governor in June 2014, Dasuki re-presented his
request but Emefiele too did not act on it because
of procedural concerns.


However, Dasuki sent another request, this time
copying Jonathan, who — TheCable understands
— now sat the two men together and instructed
that the bank should give N40 billion to Dasuki
and another N20 billion to the Department of
State Services (DSS), although there was no prior
request from the department.


It is believed in security circles that the N20
billion went to the Peoples Democratic Party
(PDP), the former president’s party, apparently to
finance the 2015 electioneering.
There was a slight twist in the story after the 2015
general election when a senator got wind of the
N60 billion expenditure and tried to blackmail
Emefiele, demanding N5 billion in order to keep it
away from public scrutiny.


Emefiele reportedly resisted the pressure from the
senator, insisting that he acted based on a
presidential order.
The senator is now a principal officer of the
national assembly against the wishes of Buhari,
who was made aware of the blackmail in May
before he was sworn in as president.
TheCable could not confirm if Emefiele eventually
paid anything to the senator.

Source: http://saharareporters.com/2015/11/30/former-national-security-adviser-dasuki-got-jonathan’s-approvals-collect-21bn-nnpc-9

The gubernatorial candidate of the All
Progressives Congress (APC) in Kogi state, Mr.
Abubakar Audu is dead. Mr. Audu died of
undisclosed medical reasons shortly after the
Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
declared his victory at the elections inconclusive.
Saharareporters could not determine the cause of
Mr. Audu's death.


Source: http://saharareporters.com/2015/11/22/abubakar-audu-apcs-governorship-candidate-kogi-election-dead

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