SimiTessa:
Hi Everyone, I'm new here.

I am a graduate of History and International Studies (Second class upper) from University of Ilorin Kwara State. Also, a master's degree in Peace and Conflict Studies (Human Security) University of Ilorin.

Kindly suggest schools and funded PhD programs.
Thanks.

Hi Tessa,

What specific PhD program are you looking at?

OFAB:
Hello Everyone.

I need suggestion of universities in U.S.A and Canada that can accommodate a person with
1) 2.87 CGPA
2) TOEFL : 100
3) GRE: Verbal: 146 (28 percentile)
Quantitative: 142 ( 11 percentile)
Analytical: 3.0 (14 percentile)

and also opportunity of sponsorship/funding.

I have a background in Biochemistry and I am interested in any Biological science related courses.

Thanks all in advance.

Hi Ofab, you have a nice TOEFL score, I think you just need to improve on your GRE score and find some things (publications, conferences, experience) to fill in for the CGPA.

electricpole:
t can't u submit it after u resume in school? was it required first to get I-20?

Required for I-20.

LagosismyHome:


Congrats.............. May God bless your new journey

Amen.

Thanks ma'am

sonofakin:
Oh not anytime soon, my admission is for fall 2020
About your original certificate, was it sent from your university or did you send it yourself?

I sent it myself.
If you know the courier guy that is going to help you send your official transcripts, liaise with them that you want to add your original certificates with the documents so you won't need to pay for courier service twice.

OluDare01:
Timilehin3, congratulations on your visa approval! UConn is a good school and there chemistry program is great. I hope you have a great time in CT.

Thank you very much OluDare.

sonofakin:
Congratulations you. I was also given an admission by Uconn and was told I need to also send my original certificate. How did you navigate this?

When is your visa interview?

sonofakin:
Congratulations you. I was also given an admission by Uconn and was told I need to also send my original certificate. How did you navigate this?

I had to send it through courier and opted for pickup when I resume. I think it is a new rule.

kCatalyst:


Congratulations bro.

please i want to confirm how compulsory is it, to request for official transcript to be sent to UConn immediately after application or wait until after an admission decision is reached.
thanks

Official Transcripts are not required until after admission is offered.
I was also mandated to send my hard copy ORIGINAL Certificates. It think it is a new rule cos it doesn't apply to those that resumed for Fall 2019.

Tamison:
*****Sis***

Oh sorry.

Thanks Sis.....smile

solihp:

Congrats

Thanks Solihp. I really appreciate your contribution.

Tamison:
Yaaaaaaaay! Thank God!! Congratulations!!!!!!

Thanks bro

Visa Approved @ Lagos Consulate
Interviewed at Window 3. I had like 5 straight denial before me. The guy on window 4 was just sharing yellow paper like Christmas gift, I saw like 11 people.

I returned all glory to God for the favour.
Going to UConn, PhD Chemistry, Full Funding.

Transcript

VO - Good Morning
Me - Good Morning

VO - Pass me your i-20 and passport
Me - Passed

VO - Have you paid your Sevis fee (He had to repeat this 3 times for me to get it. The 3rd time, he shouted)
Me - Yes, showed him the receipt.

VO - Why are you going to the US?
Me - I am going to the US for my doctoral degree program in Chemistry at the University of Storrs.

VO - What aspect of Chemistry?
Me - Inorganic

VO - So, what will you be working on?
Me - Working on Clay

VO - Clay? (He seems not to get me well)
Me - Yes, I will be modifying clay to be used as catalyst. Just like I did during my MSc research.

VO - Name some instruments used for your research?
Me - XRD, SEM, EDX, etc

VO - Which other school did you apply to?
Me - Mississippi State University but I have gotten a response from them.

VO - So, who will be supervising you?
Me - Prof ****

VO - So he has provided you a space in his lab?
Me - Yes

VO - So, what will you be using the clay for?
Me - For water splitting to get Hydrogen.

VO - So, what's the usefulness of the Hydrogen?
Me - It is used as fuel. (He made a sound like hmmmm... interesting)

VO - So how did you get full funding?
Me - My research experience and conference presentations. Moreso, I have a co-authored pare for publication with some researchers in the Professor's lab (I don't think he heard the second sentence well.)

VO - How many years will the program take?
Me - 4-6 years.

VO - What's the name of the Professor you will be working with? (Repeated question)
Me - Prof ****

VO - Typed for like a minute and said he will be approving the visa...bla bla bla
Me - Thank you


Shawarma, Tegi, Soliph, Tamison, Thanks so much for helping with my transcripts. I do appreciate.

NB...the interview wasn't as smooth as I typed o. I stuttered when answering some of the questions but at the end I was favoured.


* Please, I need where to get cheap flight now, traveling first week of January*

Tamison:
Apply for an emergency date on the site. Explain to them the reason you need the emergency date, also attach a copy of your signed i20 and SEVIS payment confirmation.

Thank you Mr Tamison, I got my expedited appointment approved today. Please, can I PM you?

Chidon360:




Bro if u succeed in getting the expedite appointment, pls do let me know.

Are u going to APSU?

My Expedite appointment was approved this morning.

I am going to UConn.

Tamison:
Apply for an emergency date on the site. Explain to them the reason you need the emergency date, also attach a copy of your signed i20 and SEVIS payment confirmation.

Thank you very much bro. I will do that immediately. Hope writing that to help me get enough time for preparation and settling down before program starts it is a tenable reason?

Timilehin3:
Good day guys,

I have January 16 as resumption date on my i-20 and already booked January 6 for interview. Please, can I apply for expedite appointment?

Guys, please help me attend to this.

Good day guys,

I have January 16 as resumption date on my i-20 and already booked January 6 for interview. Please, can I apply for expedite appointment?

Afrilab Medical Diagnostics is an ultra-modern medical diagnostic centre, with state-of-the-art facilities in Ibadan, is recruiting to fill the position below:

Job Title: Radiographer/X-ray Technician
Location: Ibadan, Nigeria

Responsibilities:
* assessing patients and their clinical requirements to determine appropriate radiographic techniques;
* performing a range of radiographic examinations on patients to produce high-quality images;
* observing and maintaining contact with patients during their waiting, examination and post-examination stay in the department;
* assisting in more complex radiological examinations working with radiologists and doctors and surgeons;
* providing support and reassurance to patients, taking into account their physical and psychological needs;
* recording imaging identification and patient documentation quickly and accurately and observing protocols to ensure compliance with the Data Protection Act and patient confidentiality;
* supervising assistant practitioners, other staff and delivering appropriate education and training;
* understanding and observing health and safety at work and welfare issues, including ionising radiation regulations, to protect yourself and others;
* ensuring that equipment is regularly checked for malfunctions and any faults are reported.


Applications are to be submitted to contact@afrilabmd.com using job title as the subject of the mail. Deadline for submission is 31st July, 2019.

AFRILAB Medical Diagnostic Services Ltd., a member of the AFRIHEALTH Group is an ultramodern medical diagnostic centre with state-of-the-art facilities in Ibadan, is recruiting for the position of Medical Laboratory Scientist.
Such candidate must possess a valid practise licence and be willing work in a 24-hours shift schedule

Please forward your CV to;
afrilabdiagnostics@gmail.com
Using Medical Lab Scientist as the subject of the mail.

AFRILAB Medical Diagnostics, a member of AfriHealth Group is an ultra-modern medical diagnostic centre, with state-of-the-art facilities in Ibadan, is recruiting to fill the position below:
Job Title: HR Media
Location: Ibadan, Nigeria

Job Description
Working closely with the management to understand and implement policies and procedures;
Creating quality contents that conforms with the company’s tone of voice and valuable target audience;
Developing ideas derived from research and organizing the same on paper and computer applications;
Utilizing organizational knowledge to develop contents and demonstrate organization’s impact;
Conducting content audits to identify gaps and redundancies;
Promoting the culture of the organization and preparing staff handbook;
Recruiting staff, which involves developing job descriptions and person specifications, preparing job adverts, checking application forms, shortlisting, interviewing and selecting candidates;
Developing and implementing policies on issues like working conditions, performance management, disciplinary procedures and absence management;
Analyzing training needs and sometimes delivering training – including induction of new staff.

Skills
At least 1 year experience in copywriting or related roles;
Experience in writing articles, press releases, promo content, social media engagement and proofreading;
Experience working with company’s HR brand;
Business awareness, development and management skills;
Teamwork, communication and presentation skills;
Organization and ability to understand detailed information;
Interpersonal skills to form effective working relationship with people at all levels;
Proven track record of “making a difference” and ability to compile and interpret statistical data and communicate it in a professional and understandable manner;
Influencing and negotiating skills to implement personnel policies;
Integrity, approachability and potential to handle leadership role.

Applications are to be submitted to contact@afrilabmd.com using job title as the subject of the mail. Deadline for submission is 30th May, 2018.

Please guys, I also need the dragnet pass questions. Kindly forward to temitimilehin@yahoo.com

Good morning friends. pls, 2 of the USB port of my laptop isn't working anymore. what can I do?

Good morning friends. pls, 2 of the USB port of my laptop isn't working anymore. what can I do?

temitimilehin@yahoo.com. please i need all the questions and Cover letter/Cv formats

temitimilehin@yahoo.com

temitimilehin@yahoo.com

Not too long ago I got a job to make 2 suits for a new client. The guy in question had never owned a suit before, this was going to be his first.

As always, I try to understand what kind of job my client needs then I tailor my pitch to their job while suggesting my ideas on the design as well as other details which I think would look nice on them – such as the fabric, the right color for the skin tone and other additional accessories that will complement the overall look.

A couple of questions came to mind while I was considering the kind of the suit I’ll make for him. Things like…what would be the best colors to make for him – considering this was his first, would it be double vent or single vent, would it be single button or double button? Should I go for notch or peak lapel? And most importantly, what occasion does he need these suits for, is it for work, for a special event or for both?
** A well-tailored suit is to women what lingerie is to men **
ON SUITS
Rule #1
Your first suit should NOT be Black. Go for either a solid navy blue or a solid charcoal grey, these two colors should be the first two suit colors you should get. Always choose a charcoal grey over a black suit. When you must have had 3-4 suits you may then go for a black.
Rule #2
Choose the right Lapel type – There are three basic forms of lapels: notched, peaked and shawl. The shawl lapel is most suitable for dinner jackets/tuxedos. Notch lapel is ideal for single-breasted suits, blazers and sports coats. Not recommended for double-breasted suits and tuxedos. Double-breasted suit should always have peak lapels. They are also appropriate on single-breasted suits and you’ll often see these lapels on pinstriped fabrics.
Rule #3
Thin lapels are more modern. Wide lapels are more old-school. Choose wisely.
Rule #4
Double vents in the back are more modern and fashionable than single vents.
Rule #5
The suit jacket should be just long enough to cover your pants zipper and butt.
Rule #6
When you get your suit home, you’ll need a seam ripper or a small, sharp pair of scissors. Un-stitch the jacket’s pockets, remove the tack stitches from the jacket’s vents, and remove the little embroidered label from the jacket’s left sleeve. Do this very carefully to ensure you don’t actually rip the fabric or neighboring threads.

ON SHOES

Rule #7
As a general rule, a Black Formal shoe will go with nearly all suit colours. However you can make more of an impact if you go for a brown or tan shoe when wearing either a Navy/Blue or Light Colour suit. You should match your shoes to the color of your suit using this rule:
Black Suit = Black Shoe
Charcoal Grey Suit = Black Shoe
Light Grey Suit = Black Shoe or Brown Shoe
Any Shade of Blue Suit (Navy, Powder Blue etc) = Brown Shoe or Black Shoe
Brown Suit = Brown Shoe
Rule #8
Your belt should be fairly thin and should be the exact same color as your shoes. Black and Brown (including different shades of brown such as tan) are preferred for a corporate look.

ON BUTTONS

Rule #9
If you’re going for more formal business attire, opt for a double-button, notched lapel jacket.
Rule #10
The top button of a two-button suit (or the middle button of a three-button suit) should fall at or above the navel. No matter what you do, NEVER fasten the last button of a single breasted suit. If a single breasted suit has 1 button, the button should always be buttoned when standing and unfastened when one sits down. If it has 2 buttons, the top button should remain buttoned, while the bottom button is left undone. With 3 buttons, you have options. You can either button the top two and leave the bottom unfastened, or simply button the center button.
Rule #11
Always unfasten the buttons on your suit when you sit down. NO exceptions
Rule #12
The bottom button of a vest/waist coat should always be unbuttoned.
Rule #13
Never fasten the bottom button of a double-breasted jacket (unless it has only a single row of buttons).

ON TIES

Rule #14
The width of the tie should match the width of the lapel.
Rule #15
Your tie should always be darker than your dress shirt. A bold tie should be paired with a subtle shirt.
Rule #16
Your tie should JUST reach the waistband of your trousers, or the center of your belt buckle.
Rule #17
Your tie bar should never be wider than your tie.

ON FIT

Rule #18
For a proper-fitting jacket, you should be able to fit a fist between your chest and the fabric.
Rule #19
Your sleeve cuffs should be exposed about half an inch. For a harmonious look, try to match the visible cuff length to the amount of collar that is visible at the back of the neck.
Rule #20
Make sure that your socks are long enough that there’s no exposed leg when sitting down. Also experiment with colorful socks.
Rule #21
For a more fashion-forward look, the pant hem should hit right at the top of your shoe (No Breaks). For a more conservative look, the pants should cover the top of the shoe and parts of the laces (Quarter Breaks). For a modern man, quarter or no break should be one of your ideal style, be it pants or chinos/khaki. Avoid the trouser length reaching the sole of your shoe. Avoid double folds as well.

ON ACCESSORIES

Rule #22
Do NOT over-accessorize. A pocket-square, a tie bar, a collar pin and a lapel pin is too much at once. If you’re already wearing a pocket square, a tie bar and a collar pin, you should really avoid adding that lapel pin.
Rule #23
A pocket square is one of the few menswear accessories which can add an extra level of polish and elegant touch to your suit. Avoid matching it with your tie either in pattern or fabric choice, instead find colors that complement the outfit. You find a lot of men matching their ties to their pocket squares, just for the sake of ease and by so doing it removes the taste it adds to the outfit.
Rule #24
Never wear a sports watch with a suit. Get yourself a proper watch, a classy piece either a leather or a chain watch is fine.
Rule #25
Never wear a Backpack with Suit, opt for a nice briefcase or a messenger bag.
#COPIED#
Source: http://mrkoachman.com/kobi-koachman-guide-25-suit-rules-all-men-need-to-know

Rilwayne001:

Shat ap!

u don vex be that o. Oya chop suuru.

Taylor86:
Ogun and Osun
lands of orishirishi
the india of nigeria
keep it
ur always representing

Ibadan is worse.