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Hello House, need to ask a q? I recently got an ITA however, I didn't do a ECA for my spouse, no points was claimed for it on CRS tho. But ofcourse filled it in while filling my profile. My concern is due to time constraint its too late to start her ECA, can I upload her degree and state a case in LOE, since we didn't claim point with it. Has anyone been in a similar situation, kindly advise.

Pls Pls Pls all the Nigerian Estate companies are into Organised crime. Na so I buy plots of land from one of such companies in 2013...till now all they keep saying na my plots na corner piece and they keep pointing from Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Till now them still dey clear land due to Rainy season like say na Amazon forest the land dey. Wey I for don jeje use my money take nkwobi and down those Asaba babes back then

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Buhari..Aboki Economics

Now we are exporting SIM cards...Vision 2020

Very stingy OP...na u get post and na u b FTC. Na wah oh

We are tired of all these plenty grammar....we need efforts that will be felt by the simple man on the streets not all these Economics PhD Research mumbo jumbo..To simply state how unserious this Govt is
" It added that the government would revitalise refineries and INCREASE DIASPORA REMITANCES through participation in the buyer support scheme for the Family Homes Fund with a view to increasing the supply of US Dollars to the Nigerian market. "
Abeg which serious Govt plans to revitalise it's economy based on such rubbish highlighted in capital?

Observation

As some of the most vulnerable people in Aleppo were moved from a former old-people's home near the city's front line on Wednesday, a Red Cross doctor involved in their evacuation sent the BBC this letter:
Working as a doctor for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), I have seen many things in Syria during the past five years. But nothing like this.
We'd tried to reach the centre the previous day, but couldn't get the necessary security guarantees. The fighting had been too intense. Three people at the centre died during that time.
Now we'd got permission to go to the former old people's home, which had become a refuge for around 150 people, some disabled, some mentally ill and the rest just desperate people with nowhere else to go.
We, the Syrian Arab Red Crescent and the ICRC, were there to take them out of eastern Aleppo.
It was already going dark as we drove into the narrow streets of the Old City. I'd known the area before the war, a thriving, bustling place.
Now, it was a sea of rubble. I couldn't recognise streets, never mind buildings. A ghost town of smashed concrete. An end of the world place. Like a fury had swept through.
Gunfire rattled in the distance but here there was no noise, no people.
We had to walk the last bit that vehicles couldn't pass.
In the midst of the landscape, two crumbling buildings. One building for the men, one for the women.
We entered the yard. A group of patients sat huddled round an open fire. They had few clothes and were shivering. Many looked bemused. They were very near to each other, pushing their shoulders together, looking around, trying to reassure one another.
To one side, there were bodies, maybe around 10 of them.
I knew the man who ran the centre and we found him. We learnt that he'd lost his entire family three days earlier: among them, his wife, son and grandson. He'd brought his family here because he thought no-one would attack the centre.
Some of the bodies in the yard were members of his family.
As darkness closed in and temperatures dropped further, we had to move fast. We identified those who needed help most. As we worked, an old man died in front of us from the cold.
No medicines. No heating, No fuel to cook the food.
I checked a few nearby buildings to see if there were any other people. There weren't.
But there was another body. We could see it, but it was trapped under a collapsed building. We couldn't do anything about it.
The evacuation was not simple. Many, especially those with mental illness, didn't want to leave. They were confused, helpless. They didn't realise they were living in a war zone.
Some had been living there for four or five years. They knew nothing else. "We have no other relatives, we have nowhere else to go." Some said they'd prefer to stay.
And then some soldiers arrived. They brought six children with them. They'd been found among the rubble, lost, helpless. The oldest was a seven-year-old girl, the youngest a seven-month-old baby boy. They hadn't eaten for two days.
They'd all just become orphans, their parents killed by a bomb during the past few days. They had nothing, and no-one. What can you say? What can you do?
At the centre, 18 people wanted to stay behind. Because they had nowhere else to go.
I hope we can get back soon to bring them some help.
Another chapter in a god-awful war.
Those people paid the cost of this terrible war which they had nothing to do with and did not decide to be a part of. They were the most vulnerable of the vulnerable. And no side protected them.
This is not about who is right, or who is wrong. Who is winning, who is losing. This is about people: flesh and blood, human beings. Bleeding, dying, being made orphans, every day.
I feel so very sad, today. Please, there have to be some limits to this war.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-38257312?ocid=socialflow_twitter

Fundamentalist:


I would also want to apply for my PhD in the university of Florida . I would also likevto know how to go abt iy

Sorry bro...I am not yet in the States...will be resuming in January

Hi Guys, please i need assistance of anyone in Miami, preferably at Florida International University. I can use a great deal of help pls. Thanks

You can't even understand if the problem with power is generation or transmission...just imagine Egbin installed capacity compared to what is been generated

Next thing we ll hear is how Biafra will make space shuttle 2.0

May Allah be pleased with OP and the Muslim Ummah...I also posted on FB and quoted source to be the post. Jazakhumullah khair

Hello house, this thread is really helpful. I am an intending applicant for an F1-Visa, I have been granted admission at FIU for MS in Information Systems, however my I20 reads Major as Computer system Analysis. Which do I fill as my intended program of study on DS-160? Is this likely to raise a flag. Thank you

So they can't manage the present debt but still want to go for another $29 billion debt. The present Govt is really inefficient.

Jazzlite:
he is not responsible 4 yer papa's irresponsibility and waywardness as a nepa staff... we know you!

Asides from you being completely wrong and astonishingly displaying your stupidity on a public forum. I will beseech you to go home and learn some manners seeing your parents trained you BT you refused to learn. Stop bringing shame to your family.

I don't see what is there to be Happy about his Birthday...He had no shoes and ensured he left a legacy of rendering almost the whole populace shoeless

Who the story epp?

Sorry boy...I have got acres to my name in Lagos. Recession is a word Bro. ..trust me I pray it continues for long...you really don't know some of us are profiting seriously with the situation on ground.... lest I forget to tell you... I spent months deploying high end equipment all over your mud filled region so...gini I know all about your flood ruined region but don't make me a tribal bigot. ONE NIGERIA YOH! !!

BenBruce4Presdt:
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Hungry rant!

1sq inch of land you don't even have as rent in 'your' Lagos..

Boy, mix corn and some grass for lunch this afternoon...I promise this recession will only be but a story to ur ear..

U do know you are just a fool...internet warriors like you do no more than just spill nonsense. U are in my Lagos making money...why not return to your flood mud region....Biafra is a dream...it won't see the light of a day. Stupid Mofo....RIP to a fallen hero...Inalilahi wa ilahi rajihun

BenBruce4Presdt:
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How much were you pained when peaceful protesters were intentionally mulled down by possibly the same col. or his likes in the Nigerian Army.. Be sure of what pained you, if truly you are from Anambra. ..

If he ever involved directly or indirectly in murdering of Igbos, then why should I pretend to be sad with the news..?

I am only sad when BokoIdiots bomb market places or worship centers..

I don't feel particularly sad when soldiers die whom am sure could kill me for being Igbo if they have another opportunity tomorrow, without prejudice..

Nigeria is at war, everyone has chosen or should choose a side..

With money u can bleep any babe of any standard

Dija and her neck....signature trademark

Yoruba film industry is really exceptional. Making wonderful movies and making the movie industry proud since 01BC...proud to be Yoruba

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Ridiculous reason...MTN is cash strapped...the problem is the telecommunications sector needs to be regulated atleast to protect the rights of the workers in the sector. Else, more senseless raping of workers rights, salaries and ultimately jobs is lurking around

May Allah reward the writer abundantly....also bless the readers. I appreciate your write up abundantly as it has touched me deeply...Jazakallah Khair

Eitherways he is making money...God bless our hustle

Guyyy...u just spoke my min. ..infact I feel like make I sponsor Olosho come ur place to treat u right for this articulate piece. U get knowledge..may it always be a shining light for u...amin.

idupaul:



First thing we should know the decline in oil prices is not commensurate to the level of drop our economy has witnessed. . Have you asked yourself that that despite low oil prices and virtually no democratic structure on ground plus no foreign reserve and a heavy debt profile how Obasanjo managed to steer the country to some growth ..Mr I will highlight some poor decisions made by a visionless Buhari (I also voted for him oo) that virtually nuked the Nigerian economy.

Before President Buhari was sworn in Oil prices had spiralled down plus he was taking over from an exceptionally corrupt govt led by the meek GEJ. A wise leader taking over such affairs will not do some things ..below are things Buhari shouldn't have done ..

1: He shouldn't have spent more than six months choosing his ministers and team ..Knowing that we were in an era of low oil revenues Buhari should have hit the ground running in a manner that will inspire confidence in the NIGERIAN economy but he didn't rather he left the country without a policy framework or directionfor 6 months .

2: The ridiculous MTN fine : 6 months after his inauguration Buhari suddenly realises he has low revenue from oil and take advantage of the simplest registration penalty to slap MTN the largest fine ever heard in human history , a ridiculous fine of 5 billion dollars ..that immediately set most multinationals who had been operating under lax Nigerian laws to find parallel means of expatriating over 80 billion dollars out of the country in under 3 weeks just in case the govt of the new sheriff decided to clamp down on their profits still housed in Nigeria..Ironically the president couldn't even get MTN to pay the 5 billion dollar as it was reviewed to some really paltry some to be paid small small over time but the damage was already done .

3: For years most people knew our Banks relied on govt patronage for a large percentage of its deposits..Mr Buhari in his visonles manner goes on to pull the rug over night by implementing TSA a 100 percent instead of the piece meal fashion recommended by those who even created the TSA in the first place, the banking industry was suddenly hit with a massive withdrawal symptom that also cascaded into the real private sector including small businesses .

4: When oil prices are low oil producing country usually ramp up production to try to use volume to counter losses realised form low oil margins and that why Saudi Arabia this year increased production levels to a record high ..In Nigeria what did Buhari do? Buhari chose such are time to declare Tompolo wanted for a supposed fraud of 13 billion naira thereby throwing the region into chaos as militants took to the offensive to avoid arrest. .this action further cut down our production by another half meaning despite low oil price Mr Buhari now had to deal with low output and production.

5: Recently as production started to pick up the Army announced it was deploying 10 thousand soldiers to the region ..I don't have a problem with that but why announce it ..By announcing it tension is again heightened in the region. .Abacha deployed more troops to the Niger delta but never announced it sef .

Bro I can go on and on ..the truth is that Buhari can never make a great leader and will never .he doesn't have that vision and prefers knee jerk action to well thought out solutions