IMASTEX:
What is the most efficient way to resend my certificate to WES?

I had made a solid arrangement for the transcript & certificate to be sent together to WES as I did provided the school a photocopy. I also follow-up on the courier agent to ensure all is done perfectly & given a positive feedback. After WES earlier acknowledging receiving the document (s). I'm surprised to see a new update needing certificate.

Now u need to fax your bsc soft copy to wes

Pls I need cue card for January speaking test. Pls

Mrsc22:

Pm me

I just did

aremso:


pm me

I just did sir. If you dont mind too, i have my number in my profile. I will appreciate a whatsap message from u.

Good morning house, pls i need links to prepare, practice and be trained for IELTS. I will greatly appreciate it

Ibukune:
Pls how do i register for my IELTS exams, i want to use the IDP. How do i go about it and I know BC has an office in PH, I dont know if IDP does too

House pls help me out on this pls.

Pls how do i register for my IELTS exams, i want to use the IDP. How do i go about it and I know BC has an office in PH, I dont know if IDP does too

ebixxx:
Hello @Ibukune!

The person who did my wife's Uniport PG transcript charged us N5,000 to facilitate the verification. However, the fee of N15,500 payable to the school's (Uniport's) account is MANDATORY for PG transcript verification. So the total I paid was N20,500.

Thank you sir, I will be grateful if you can link me up with the contact of the person involved pls. My number is in my profile. I will really appreciate if you can send me a whatsap message. Thanks sir.

bankyh1905:
You're 30 until April. The system will adjust your age accordingly by April.

Thank you

Stencil:
Your date (month, day) of birth is when your age changes, not just the year of birth.
Feb 2020, you'd still be 30.

Thank you for the clarification.

Hello house, pls who has a contact to Uniport, Wes sent a mail to them over weeks now but they are yet to reply, pls help a brother. The person who want to help is charging 25k just to reply the mail, that luxury of money isnt available for now. Pls help a brother.

Good day house, i will be 31 by next year april, but i hope to apply before my birthday . When applying in d month of feb 2020, which age will be appropriate, 30 or 31. Thanks

Hello house, WES contacted me that my institution is yet to reply the confirmatory message sent to them, but checking in my institution, i was told that no email was gotten from WES. I will like to know if the message from wes is hard copy or via email, and how is the reply meant to be? is it by hard copy or also by mail? Thanks.

Pls i need the contact of anyone who can arrange transcript for me in unijos. Pls

Hello house, i sent a mail to wes on the WAEC document which is still on my profile despite the fact that waec isnt needed again and this is tbe response i got, is it appropriate i remove tbe waec or i shud just let it be, but seriously sending my waec to wes had been delaying me for long, I'm really confused house, pls what should i so, i dont wanna make mistake.

Pls house, what does this mean o, i had been on this stage for long? how soon will i be through with wes

aremso:
House please who has written his/her IELTS in PHC before? i dont know where the center is located

BC is located at Olu Obasanjo road. Close to waterlines

akanasti:


Thank you sir. But there’s no need to be condescending. There’s no harm in double checking.

But WAEC is still part of the documents on my wes profile. Should i ignore it? I already paid for it just waiting for WAEC to prepare abd senc. What do u think i should do?

You can contact me for a fast, reliable, in-depth plagiarism free project work at B.Sc., PGD., M.Sc. and PhD level.

OsamBrain:
Life goes on anyways

1) Ernst & Young
2) KPMG
3) Shell

Dont give up. The success mail will drop someday.

Courier plus is real. They are into courier services with branches all round the nation. Its very real. A friend works with them though in PH branch

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You can join the aspirants group using the link above


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Rotex111:


Yes

Thats cool. Then lets communicate. You can pick my no from my bio. Lets chat

Rotex111:

same department too

Were you also invited?

SmallmebigGod:
I seek the service of a someone good in Writing and correcting grammatical errors to help proofread a project. Quote me if you can
.Timely delivery is important
. knowledge of Vancouver referencing style will be required.
Thanks

I can do that perfectly for you. Besides I'm trained in d medical field. Phd public health in view. Check my bio for my number

alakaloko:
Educational management..

Are we to come with the CV printed from the university website or make an updated one.

Can we talk or chat on watsap na. Check my no in my bio. Pls be fast to pick d no.

olayide01:
I guessed only 40 - 49 marks were invited cos I've not seen anyone that scored 50 and above that have been invited.

My friend got 52 and she was invited..

alakaloko:
i'm with you. which department pls.

Animal and Environmental Biology. What about yours?

Princewalexy99:



Hello sir, Did you also get the first invitation message for interviews too?

No i did get that

PrinceFola:
Please did you apply for non academic posts and what did you score in the previous test we did please?

Academic. 46%

I just got inverted for interview next week. Any one with.me?

The International AIDS Society (IAS) today welcomed an announcement that an HIV-positive man has remained in HIV remission off antiretroviral therapy (ART), 19 months after receiving a bone marrow transplant from a CCR5 negative donor for Hodgkin’s lymphoma.

University College London (UCL) researchers made the announcement at the annual Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) being held in Seattle, USA, this week.

Though there are some differences, the London case mirrors that of the Berlin Patient, Timothy Brown, who has remained free of HIV and off ART since a bone marrow transplant 12 years ago and, until now, was the only adult considered to be cured of HIV.

“This is the second reported case of prolonged remission off antiretroviral therapy (ART) post bone marrow transplantation from a CCR5 negative donor,” IAS President Anton Pozniak said. “Although it is not a viable large-scale strategy for a cure, it does represent a critical moment in the search for an HIV cure. These new findings reaffirm our belief that there exists a proof of concept that HIV is curable. The hope is that this will eventually lead to a safe, cost-effective and easy strategy to achieve these results using gene technology or antibody techniques.”

In Berlin in 2007, Brown, an HIV-positive man with acute myeloid leukaemia, received a bone marrow transplant from a donor who was naturally resistant to HIV infection because of a mutation in the CCR5 gene, a critical protein required by HIV to enter and infect cells. Bone marrow from a CCR5 negative donor was also given to the “London Patient”.

Brown stopped ART very soon after transplantation. He has now been free of readily detectable virus in the absence of ART for some 12 years. In other words, he is cured. Brown’s experience suggested that HIV might one day be curable; it fuelled various efforts by researchers and institutions to focus on HIV cure research.

One such effort is the IAS Towards an HIV Cure initiative established in 2012 to promote and facilitate the search for a safe and affordable cure that can be scaled up.

“The so-called London Patient has now been off ART for 19 months with no viral rebound which is impressive, but I would still be closely monitoring his viral load,” Sharon Lewin, IAS Governing Council Member and Co-Chair of the Towards an HIV Cure initiative, said. “However, this is a long time to be in remission off ART.

“Coming 10 years after the successful report of the Berlin Patient, this new case confirms that bone marrow transplantation from a CCR5-negative donor can eliminate residual virus and stop any traces of virus from rebounding. Two factors are likely at play – the new bone marrow is resistant to HIV and also the new bone marrow is actively eliminating any HIV-infected cells through something called graft versus host disease. There are similarities with the Berlin Patient case, but there are also differences.”

Mark Dybul, Co-Chair of the Towards an HIV Cure initiative, said: “Despite the great success of ART, there remains a high need for a cure for HIV, especially in low-income settings. This case is as important as it is exciting. There is still more to discover.”

Source : https://www.iasociety.org/The-latest/News/ArticleID/219/IAS-statement-on-“London-Patient”-in-HIV-remission-after-transplant?fbclid=IwAR30Npg1Gaiavc_jVHn-ox8eqcKg0Tr8XsthrFK5pjacn_VMhd8FTj6fDvA