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Pls what is the schools fees for MSC Public Health?

I am yet to collect my Certificate from UJ and so not yet completed my online registration. Please advice on what to do. Thanks.

Kairoseki77: This exchange of letters between 2 CORRUPT thugs is not only nauseating but very embarrassing. It is very convenient for these two anuofias to write to one another when neither of the dimwits can communicate properly in English.

Dr Jonathan and General Obamumu cannot teach English at nursery level, they cannot coherently express themselves in interviews or during Presidential Chats but suddenly they are grammarians when exchanging letters

They hire hungry morons to write a meaningless tirade of "cow feces" and impressionable Nigerians will take such maga maga letters at face value and salivate on the rubbish in it. Nigerians are the easiest tools to rule over- very sheepish and easily controllable. They can endure all sorts of maltreatment and are generally worshipful.

Nigerians deserve the leaders they have- simples!

Are you too a Nigerian?

[quote author=Julie-Earth]Recipe
-Cat fish(u can also use Smoked fish)
-Moringa leaf(pluck out the leaf from the stalk and washed)
Potash
-Vegetable oil(optional)
-Pepper(milled)
-Onion(sliced)
-Local Maggi(optional)
-Maggi n salt...
Procedur:

Wash your Cat fish( u can use lime juice,salt or warm water to get rid of the slimy membrane) and cut into desired size.
Put in a pot,add some water(not much,but then not little)and turn on your source of heat. Add sm Maggi cubes,desired quantity of salt,milled pepper,sliced onion n ur local Maggi. You can also add a little quantity of oil. Allow the mixture to boil for about 20 to 30 minutes depending on the intensity of your source of heat. Add ur moringa leaf and some potash(however,care must be taken to ensure that the potash is not too much/small). Allow to cook for about 5-10 minutes.... Voila! Your moringa soup is ready.[/quote]Thanks for the recipe. Blessings!

Is there SWIFT in Portharcourt?

legalwealth: OP!You are right.

Concerning the payment method especially PayPal which has been giving most Nigerians headache is so easy to operate following some simple guides along with some tools that we have in stock.

Aside that,we do help some Nigerians to collect their PayPal payment from those merchants be it fiverr,mylikes,peopleperhour,freelancer,iwriter,odesk and many more with our super-active PayPal while we pay naira into their Nigerian bank account at N150/$ for those that do love to use ours.

For real? I need a PayPal account but I learn you can never operate it on Nigeria.

Thank God Jide's blog is Restored (TGJBIR). Also TGIF! How are you today, Nairaland?

Include groundnuts too...

drop the recipe here! Thanks