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ocpaschal: Yes, you can gets admission and study visa but there are some criteria that you have to looks at before doing so like, can you defends what you have been doing since you graduated in the year 2015 till date? Do you have ties that linked to your home country? And soon. 1 Like |
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leomax10: Just gets it ready Incase they request for it. Most AL1 schools don't request for it. |
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NewAjala: Yes 1 Like |
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Jemiimaa99: Pls stops sending them emails frequently. It will looks like you were desperate. You can as well put them on call. |
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olamse: Go for University of New England |
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CommonPerson: NO |
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Again, fire on Sunday morning, gutted a building (rainbow plaza) at the popular Balogun Market in Lagos Island, area of the state. Eyewitnesses told Vanguard that the fire started from the building from one of the market buildings, on Martins Street, Lagos. https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/10/again-fire-guts-balogun-market-in-lagos/ |
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Ayomide5651: Pls take your time to read from page 1 to the ends. Your answers are here, if you do what I told you. After you done reading, then you can asks questions and the house can advise you. Shalom! |
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Divay22: Hope the fear fear lady |
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Born2conquer: He is no longer emotional 2 Likes |
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doyin01: Hmmmm |
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doyin01:I thinks the moniker here is miss and not Mr. |
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teejaybee: Sorry about the refusal but don't give up. Even if we are going to look at your case, only you can detect where the problem is coming. Please take your time and go through everything. You will discover, why you were denied. Please make sure that things have improved on your side, before applying again. Cheers! |
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Appdriod: You ready to pay us, to answer you ASAP? No money, no answer for you ooo ![]() |
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WestAfrican: Hahaha... China is useless ![]() ![]() 1 Like |
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Ijaay83: Good luck to you and remember to share it here |
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Ijaay83: Anyhow she want to do it... So far, the money is in her personal account. It will fly. I hope your sponsor is related to you, that is bearing the same surname? |
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Ijaay83: YES, fixed deposit can fly too but let it be 3 months upwards before you can submit it. |
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[quote author=Ijaay83 post=117075628][/quote] She will be required to submit her individual tax clearance. Yes, she can submit other bank account. |
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Ijaay83: YES also, note that your sponsor will be requested to submit either individual tax clearance or company income tax clearance based on the type of account that was submitted. Good luck to you |
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Ijaay83: Your sponsor is to leave the money in the account until you gets your visa. However, note that what they needs in that account is money in flow and out flow. Not putting money there in the account and remains stagnant for months. |
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Heryormilekan: I don't know why some people prefer SCAM as their business, when there are over 1001 ways to make legit money 6 Likes |
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Itzpetersv: It is better you go for Master, this is to makes it easier for you. But if you still want to go for Bsc, it is still good but you will have to defends yourself, that is what have you been doing from 2015 till now, maybe you were doing business or farming or so. |
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Icecream4U: Hmm |
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deflover: How much be land for inside osogbo? |
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has said that the number of exporters that are now willing to come to the formal sector is rising as the introduction of the “Race to $200 billion in FX Repatriation” (RT200 FX) has spurred significant improvement in the country’s export remittances. The CBN introduced the RT200 policy in February this year to reduce the country’s exposure to volatile sources of foreign exchange and improved sustainable forex inflow by giving rebates to exporters who repatriate their proceeds within a specific period of time. “We have seen significant improvement, not just in the figures that have been repatriated, but also in the number of exporters that are now willing to come to the formal sector,” Anne Nnenna Ezekhennagha, principal manager, trade and exchange department at CBN, said. Meanwhile, the pressure on naira continued on Wednesday as Naira depreciated by 0.06 percent, after the dollar was quoted at N436.50 as against the last close of N436.25 on Tuesday, at the Investors and Exporters (I&E) forex window, data from the FMDQ indicated. The local currency has continued to depreciate across foreign exchange markets due to increased demand for dollars amid declining foreign exchange inflow into the Nigerian economy. Other factors responsible for the naira’s free fall according to analysts include the rising strength of the dollar, import demand, oil theft, fuel subsidies, currency speculation, record high money supply and weak productivity. Most currency dealers who participated in the foreign exchange auction on Wednesday maintained bids between N425.00 (low) and N438.00 (high) per dollar. Read also: Over half of reported bitcoin trades are fake – Report The foreign exchange daily market turnover declined by 226.59 percent to $133.97 million on Wednesday compared to $41.02 million recorded on Monday. Naira has depreciated by 73.25 percent to N714 per dollar as at Tuesday September 20, 2022, from N191 per dollar nine years ago on August 28, 2014, at the parallel market also known as the black market. The RT200 policy seeks to raise $200 billion in the next five years in forex earnings from non-oil sources by giving N35 for every dollar repatriated through the I&E window. Ezekhennagha said the CBN had paid rebates to exporters who have taken the opportunity of the RT200 scheme in the first two quarters of the year and will commence another series of examinations and verification exercises so that the third quarter rebates would be paid. “A lot of our exports have been happening informally, but with this scheme, we have found that a lot more players in the export sector are willing to come to the formal sector.” she asserted. She added that there has also been a significant increase in the number of commodities that are exporters from Nigeria, saying for instance, regarding “The solid minerals, we are seeing more and more players in that sector coming into the formal sector to report their exports and participate in the RT200 FX scheme. So, I would say it has been very successful so far.” Meanwhile, an assistant director at the Nigeria Shippers Council (NSC), Adaora Nwonu, has stressed the need to fast-track the full automation of the country’s ports, explaining that this is crucial to boost its export. She maintained that the cumbersome manual processing of export documents has been negatively impacting Nigeria’s export, thereby inhibiting its forex inflow from non-oil exports. Tayo Omioji, head, of strategy and communication, Nigeria Export-import Bank (NEXIM), disclosed that plans are in the advanced stage to float a regional shipping line to address the challenges associated with relying on foreign ships. As one of the panellists at the occasion, Omioji noted, “In order to have an efficient port operation, there has to be a regional shipping/carrier so that we do not continue to rely on foreign ones. Hence, the need for us to have our own shipping line. That is why we are working on our own shipping line called the Sealink project. |
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The governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Mr Godwin Emiefiele has said it has recorded an increase of $890 million in non-oil export proceeds in 2022. Emefiele stated this on the sidelines of the Nigeria International Economic Partnership Forum as part of activities lined up for the United Nations General Assembly. Giving a further breakdown of the proceeds, he said in the first quarter of 2022, export repatriation was about $64 million, second quarter rose to $622 million, third quarter increased to $959 million, adding that projections are that by the quarter, the figures would have increased further. He regretted that Nigeria is highly dependent on oil revenue proceeds to support its import obligations. He added that low revenue inflow from oil sales was responsible for the current foreign exchange crises confronting the country. The development according to him had led to the massive depreciation of the Naira with an exchange rate of the IE window crashing to N436 to $1. He said the CBN is addressing the situation with its RT 200 project which will help boost foreign exchange supply with non-oil export repatriation. He assured that Nigeria is aggressively looking at non-export for foreign exchange proceeds, saying he is certain this would yield the expected results in the months to come. He added that Nigeria is a country where the country depends on food, and crude revenues to support other sectors, adding that the country is aggressively looking at non-oil export. "Lastly, I'll just say this, I repeat. Nigeria is an investment haven based on the size of the economy in Africa," he added. |
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Senate President Ahmad Lawan has warned that unless prompt action is taken, crude oil theft may stagnate the economy and drive it into a coma. Lawan said this Tuesday in a speech to welcome senators back from the two-month recess. He said, “The economy of our country is still challenged. The Senate working with the House of Representatives and the Executive needs to continually seek better responses to the economic situation. “Generation and collection of revenues have remained major challenges. Also, the massive loss of revenue through oil theft is debilitating and threatening to throw the economy into a coma. “Revelations about the scale of oil theft show that, until the government takes decisive actions, Nigeria could soon lose any revenue from that sector. “We must therefore work to ensure that everything is done to curtail this theft”, he said. |
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The Central Bank of Nigeria has given its final approval for a new payment subsidiary, Hydrogen Payment Services Company Limited, a company fully owned by Access Corporation. This was disclosed in a letter signed by the Access Corporation’s Secretary, Mr Sunday Ekwochi on Wednesday. According to the secretary, the new company is a payment subsidiary of Access Corporation which is designed to provide a payment platform where switching and payment processing services would be rendered to both the financial service providers as well as other stakeholders in the industry. The Group Chief Executive officer, Access Corporation, Herbert Wigwe, said “The establishment of Hydrogen is a natural step in our aspiration to create a globally connected community and ecosystem inspired by Africa for the world and aligns with our mission to build and sustain one global platform, open for anyone to join where people can be committed to exceptional opportunities.” |
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4everEdward: Yes. You should be applying for Spousal visa or so. |
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