Good day everyone.. Please cant we just create WhatsApp channel i guess this will help in a long way

Mlivingsaint at Gmail. Com

Did anybidy apply for admission at university of leuphana

Please someone should help us with information on certification of document... The processes and if it can only be done at the embassy

Why didn't you write letter to the school

HighPriest0:


Uni-assist is a scam... I advice people to avoid any school using it.
I remember applying for one program like that through uniassist.... Till today I have not heard anything from the school

Please can someone from another african country like ivory Coast but base in Germany help me with sponsorship letter not minding of we are from the same country

Most be the person be a nigeria

dennison4luv:



The person must be in Germany. Have his complete documents as resident in Germany. He must be working and he should have €1000 to save monthly after paying his tax, house rent and other bills

I also did the same i collected clarification from my fomer school, i wanted to switch from mass communication HND to international busines studies BSc..but was later told that my former cause don't relate with the new one

elayomohammed:


Hello sir, how do you mean by my certificate from former sch are in English.

I actually got a letter from my school that serves as a Proof of English Language Proficiency.

I also applied for bsc at htw berlin for international business studies but was sent a message that i needed to submit English proficiency certificate knowing fully well that in their website it wasnt required seems your certificate from your former sch are English language

elayomohammed:
Hello everyone, greetings
Can anyone please point me to where I can get a presentable document Explaining the Grading System in Nigerian universities? I applied for admission at HTW Berlin, during the application I attach a simple explanation of our grading system but I received a mail from the school with the title 'missing documents' and I'm asked to reply with an 'Explanation of the Grading System'. I need urgent assistance please!

It actually written in their website that if your mother tongue is english language there is no need of submitting English proficiency certificate

MrAAA2:


Who told you English language test was not compulsory?

Email them for a waiver stating you're from Nigeria and had had over 12 years of education taught in English.

Someone should please help out..I actually apply to a school I was told that English proficiency certificate is not compulsory. As long my first degree is English language not there are sending me messge telling that I needed to submit my English proficiency certificate

God is in control

ifemaco:


Yes, I am. It's been 6 weeks now. City is Magdeburg.

Congratulations

Allesgut:
thanks a lot.

Please did anybody apply for international business studies at Hochschule fur technik und Wirtschaft berlin

Please can someone explain to me the step by step on how to book an appointment in German Embassy

Very funny enough..the fight wasn't between igbo and yoruba but alaba traders which includes igbo, yoruba and hausa and the tout tormenting alaba electrical asis...if you look at some people comment here you will realize some of them don't even know road to alaba..you just come here to open your mouth....it not only the igbo that is facing the effects of the market been close down..even the yoruba and hausa are also facing it too...

Could be drugs... you need to ask her

Please where do you stay

Please how much does Nigeria international passport cost

Check very well.... There are Yahoo boys

Interested....

Please i need some information on how to raise a bank draft, i was told to by a travel agent to try and raise a bank draft of more than a million before he could help me start the processing of my visa... Because he wants verification that the money is ready so as to avoid story that touches the heart when the visa is finally out.... Please help a brother with info or you can email it on mlivingsaint@gmail.com thanks

Try alaba international market....

Letter To My #MAPOLY Comrades

Don’t lose hope. We can’t lose hope. If we lose hope, we lose, And if we lose, what reason is there for us to be here.

Besides, that’s what they want. They want us to lose hope because they don’t want us to exist. And just as some see our lives as optional, many others see them as a threat to theirs.

I tell you as a rose wilts under the heavy heat of the summer sun, the sound of the morning will continue to echo a silence so severe that it mutes the songs of birds. It is in this quiet that we must stand together, even though we languish in great confusion, frustration, and trepidation.

I know you are hurting because I am hurting too. Many don’t understand our pain, the depth and deep, deep terror of it, the grief or the perpetual paranoia we feel from issues between MAPOLY ASUP and ogun state government

That’s why we’ve become so practiced at holding onto things—things we cannot hold forever like sand passing through fingers of the students of our great institution

They won’t understand what it feels like to prepared for exam twice and what we end up hearing was to use us as an instruments to get the government, they forget that the strategy was designed to kill every part of us—our heart, our soul, our body, our ambition, our memory, They won’t understand what it feels like to lose opportunity because our final examination has been postponed, they won't understand how it feels like when our House rent have all expire

Over the past few month, you have asked for answers to tough questions: “Where is God in all this?” “Will it ever end?” “How can I hold onto courage in a time of frustration?” My response is simple: Let’s not cast our pearls among swine. Our faith is an asset and so is our patience. The night will end. It must end. So that morning can come. Love will be our thousand suns.
More concretely you’ve wanted to know:

Some will lie to you by saying violence is courageous. However, it takes true, deep courage to deny the violent impulse so as to reason compassionately in a way that nurtures life. So I need you to know that violence won’t save us. It can only deepen our oppression; for the moment we choose violence, we become ensnared by it, and even if we win with it, we lose the promises of our freedom to the longing chains of vehemence. Then, in succumbing to violence (even if we win), we become the very thing we used violence to resist—instruments of destruction rather than creation, a force of oppression rather than liberation.
Audrey Lorde puts this best: “You can’t dismantle the masters house with the master’s tools.” Violence won’t save us because you can’t kill weeds by planting more weeds. You must uproot them.
Then let’s get to the root of the matter. I know that you have been praying, marching, sitting in, shutting down freeways, and so on. Keep up the fight! It has a purpose. It has incredible promise. Now it deserves direction. Indeed, we have protested and will continue to do so because our liberation requires a protest that is ongoing and relentless. Still, our true solutions are not behind us; they are ahead of us

#savemapoly
#cryofafinalist
#esteem Michaels

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Did you know? Muhammad Ali was born as Cassius Clay to a Methodist father and a Baptist mother,before converting to Islam and adopting his more popular name.
Muhammad Ali was a legendary name in boxing, and was
probably the best ever to take up the grueling sport. Ali's
famous philosophy "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee"
changed the game for the better by making it more
attractive. His boxing style took the world by storm and left
many an opponent blown away by its enigmatic brutality.
Here are some of the landmarks in Muhammad Ali's boxing
career right from the very beginning to the very end:

Timeline of Ali's Career

1954 : When Clay was 12 years old, his bike was stolen.
Although he did report the crime, he also promised to
'whup whoever stole it'. The policeman to whom he
reported the crime, Joe Martin, took him under his wing
and coached the youngster on boxing. Over the next 6
years, Clay went on to win six Kentucky Golden Gloves
championships, two Amateur Athletic Union crowns and
two Golden Gloves titles.
1960 : Clay won the light-heavyweight gold medal at the
Summer Olympics held in Rome, defeating Polish wrestler
Zbigniew Pietrzykowski with a 5-0 decision. On returning to
Louisville, Clay discovered that, despite the gold medal, he
was not immune to racism. He was refused service by a
waitress in a 'whites-only' restaurant and was also forced to
fight with a white gang. Disgusted with the racist behavior
meted out to him, Clay threw his gold medal in the Ohio
River. Despite all this turbulence, he turned into a
professional boxer and went on to win two titles.
1964 : Clay beat Sonny Liston in a six-round bout to become
the heavyweight champion of the world. Before this fight,
Ali announced his famous mantra, "float like a butterfly,
sting like a bee". Contrary to the prevalent norms of the
period, Ali held his hands low and relied on quick footwork
to dodge punches, rather than guarding his face with his
hands. After the fight, Clay announced his decision to
become a Black Muslim and changed his name to
Muhammad Ali.

1967: In April 1967 Ali refused to serve in the US Army,
citing the Holy Qur'an as his reason not to fight. His famous
quote 'I ain't got no quarrel with those Vietcong' speaks of
the racial abuse Ali had to suffer in his homeland. This
behavior angered many Americans and he was stripped of
the WBA (World Boxing Association) title and also lost his
fighting license. He was found guilty of draft evasion
(refusing/remaining unavailable for military selection) by
the court of law. He was fined USD 10,000 and was also
sentenced to five years in prison. Although he managed to
avoid prison, he was not allowed to box.

1970 : As there was no State Boxing Commission in Georgia,
Ali was able to return to the ring in Atlanta, where he
knocked out Jerry Quarry in three rounds.
1971 : Ali lost to heavyweight champion Joe Frazier in
March. Later in June, the Supreme Court ruled in Ali's favor
and reversed the draft evasion conviction that was passed
out against him in 1967.

1974: Not only did Ali defeat Joe Frazier in 1974, but he also
won the heavyweight title in the famous 'Rumble in the
Jungle' contest, beating George Foreman using the 'rope-a-
dope' tactic. Ali backed away against the ropes of the rings,
inviting Foreman's punches. However, Foreman's punches
were inaccurate, and after being drained out by the effort
of attacking Ali's doggedly defensive stance, he was blown
away by Ali's final blitzkrieg. This ferocious counterattacking
style then became Ali's trademark.

1978: Ali lost his belt to the 1976 Olympic gold medalist
Leon Spinks in a 15-round split decision. However, seven
months later, Ali won his title back with a unanimous
decision.

1979: Muhammad announced his retirement from
professional boxing on June 27.

1980: Ali came out of retirement to fight the new
heavyweight champ Larry Holmes. However, this ended
badly for Ali, as Holmes knocked him out in the 11th round.
1981: Ali lost again, this time to Trevor Berbick. He retired
for the second, and last, time with a career win-loss record
of 56-5.
1984 : Three years after he retired, Ali was diagnosed with
Parkinson's disease. This neurological condition is common
among sports which inherently carry the constant risk of
concussions, such as boxing.
1996: Ali was chosen to ignite the Olympic cauldron to
signal the beginning of the 1996 Summer Olympics in
Atlanta. He was also gifted with a second gold medal to
replace the one that he had tossed in the Ohio River 36
years earlier.

Muhammad Ali's Family

Muhammad Ali was born as Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr., on
January 17, 1942, to Odessa and Cassius, Sr., in Louisville,
Kentucky. He has a younger brother, Rudolph, who also
trained in heavyweight boxing. Rudolph later changed his
name to Rahman Ali.Muhammad Ali married four times
and has nine children.
His children (from eldest to youngest) Maryum, twins
Rasheda and Jamila, and Muhammad, Jr., with Belinda
Boyd / Khalilah Ali (married 1967 - 1977); daughters Hana
and Laila with Veronica Porsche (m. 1977 - 1986); adoptive
son Asaad with Yolanda Williams (m. 1986 - present) and
daughters Miya and Khaliah from extramarital
relationships. Ali's first marriage with Sonji Roi lasted from
1964 to 1966; Roi's objections to certain Islamic customs
led to their divorce. He didn't have a child with Roi. His
daughter Laila began her professional boxing career in
1999 and is unbeaten till today.
Even in his Parkinson's-riddled old age, Ali was one the
most recognizable faces in the world, and, in the eyes of
many, the one true lord of 'the ring'. On June 3, 2016,
Muhammad Ali passed away. He was hospitalized the
previous day, put on life support, but his condition did not
improve. His death meant the loss of an iconic figure in
sports.