tianadiva:
congrats double08

tianadiva:
congrats double08

tweeny24:

Finally....congrats bro...so happy for you..now paper route applicants don dey get medical...to d rest of us,our miracle is on the way...can I hear a loud AMEN

MrArams:

Congrats bro! finally

Joe980:
To the next level bruv. God ain't sleeping! You dig?

opsynusy:
omg! Wow my prayers ds morning wasn't in vain..God truly answers prayers ..i said that you ll be the next...lo and behold..it came to pass! congrats

double08:
Chineke thank Sir

MEDICALS!

double08:
Chineke thank Sir

MEDICALS!

tianadiva:
we will dear congrats on this journey we will surely get der

MrArams:


Tiana, hope ure ready? Yours should drop today or tomoro

LyfeJennings, LearnLife, Kazzy where are you guys?

double08:
Chineke thank Sir

MEDICALS!

Holu26:
This is for the benefits of those that had been delayed before. Don't give up!!!

Most of us have a distorted idea about patience. We think of it as something designed to help us suffer failure gracefully, but according to these scriptures"Cast not away therefore your confidence, which hath great recompence of reward. For ye have need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise.", it will actually put us on the path to success!
Patience (or being consistently constant) is the power twin of faith. They work together to see to it that the promises of God are fulfilled in your life.
Say, for example, you need a job. You can go to the Word and see clearly that God promises to provide your needs. You can see He takes pleasure in the prosperity of His servants. Once you see that, faith takes hold and you shout, "Hallelujah, I've got the job I need."
But what happens to that faith tomorrow morning when you go to three interviews and get turned down all three times? Then what? That's when patience has to take over! That's when you have to make a decision to stay constant, to act as if nothing's changed.
The truth is, if you based your confidence on the Word of God, nothing has changed. It says exactly the same thing it said yesterday.
So, if you'll put patience to work, you know what you're going to say after those three unsuccessful job interviews? You're going to say, "Hallelujah, I've got the job I need!" just like you did before.
You see, faith opens the door to God's promise for you; and patience keeps it open until that promise is fulfilled.
Do you have your faith sights set on a promise of God today, a promise you've been waiting on for some time? Don't let the delay discourage you. Put patience to work. The Word guarantees you will receive your reward.

double08:
Chineke thank Sir

MEDICALS!

Siga:
... Ur Post graduate work permit depends on your study duration.... Since ur program is 2 semesters... most likely u will onyl get 8months Post Grad work permit... Then during that period u can secure a Masters program and apply for Study permit few months before your work permit expires....

Cufs:


Congrats ....I follow claim this blessing

ManTiger:

Congrats boss.
Good news coming from all angles.
Who's next? Tiana? Yes its you!

georgey2k:
Oga Siga, please how many months work permit will be given to me, if apply for PGD and go for my 2yrs masters immediately... what's the best province to study and earn more.

Siga:
.... WIth PGD and 2yrs Masters immediately after... U got 3yrs studies and eligible to max 3yrs... But still might be given shorter... Immigration holds the right... Best province demands on ur interest and plans bro... U can do some google searches...

georgey2k:
Mr Siga I'm going in for Environmental Engineering, PGD and will also further same course to masters level...so will be working in environmental related field, so wah's ur suggestion as per d province... and also wah's d condition for a permanent residence...

Holu26:
This is for the benefits of those that had been delayed before. Don't give up!!!

Most of us have a distorted idea about patience. We think of it as something designed to help us suffer failure gracefully, but according to these scriptures"Cast not away therefore your confidence, which hath great recompence of reward. For ye have need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise.", it will actually put us on the path to success!
Patience (or being consistently constant) is the power twin of faith. They work together to see to it that the promises of God are fulfilled in your life.
Say, for example, you need a job. You can go to the Word and see clearly that God promises to provide your needs. You can see He takes pleasure in the prosperity of His servants. Once you see that, faith takes hold and you shout, "Hallelujah, I've got the job I need."
But what happens to that faith tomorrow morning when you go to three interviews and get turned down all three times? Then what? That's when patience has to take over! That's when you have to make a decision to stay constant, to act as if nothing's changed.
The truth is, if you based your confidence on the Word of God, nothing has changed. It says exactly the same thing it said yesterday.
So, if you'll put patience to work, you know what you're going to say after those three unsuccessful job interviews? You're going to say, "Hallelujah, I've got the job I need!" just like you did before.
You see, faith opens the door to God's promise for you; and patience keeps it open until that promise is fulfilled.
Do you have your faith sights set on a promise of God today, a promise you've been waiting on for some time? Don't let the delay discourage you. Put patience to work. The Word guarantees you will receive your reward.

Siga:
.... Your field is a good lucrative field... most guys say Oil Rich regions are perfect for those... but to me anywhere is ok... As per PR... there are options... from PNP to FSW... all are options for you...

Holu26:
This is for the benefits of those that had been delayed before. Don't give up!!!

Most of us have a distorted idea about patience. We think of it as something designed to help us suffer failure gracefully, but according to these scriptures"Cast not away therefore your confidence, which hath great recompence of reward. For ye have need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise.", it will actually put us on the path to success!
Patience (or being consistently constant) is the power twin of faith. They work together to see to it that the promises of God are fulfilled in your life.
Say, for example, you need a job. You can go to the Word and see clearly that God promises to provide your needs. You can see He takes pleasure in the prosperity of His servants. Once you see that, faith takes hold and you shout, "Hallelujah, I've got the job I need."
But what happens to that faith tomorrow morning when you go to three interviews and get turned down all three times? Then what? That's when patience has to take over! That's when you have to make a decision to stay constant, to act as if nothing's changed.
The truth is, if you based your confidence on the Word of God, nothing has changed. It says exactly the same thing it said yesterday.
So, if you'll put patience to work, you know what you're going to say after those three unsuccessful job interviews? You're going to say, "Hallelujah, I've got the job I need!" just like you did before.
You see, faith opens the door to God's promise for you; and patience keeps it open until that promise is fulfilled.
Do you have your faith sights set on a promise of God today, a promise you've been waiting on for some time? Don't let the delay discourage you. Put patience to work. The Word guarantees you will receive your reward.

yomisley:
@HOLU26: i got this response from the skul, that We do require that you submit a interim transcript of the courses that you have completed to date or are registered for. This interim transcript can be emailed to our office. And we will require that an official transcript is sent to our office once you have completed the courses that you are currently registered for. i guess my HOD SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO THIS WHAT DO YOU THINK HOUSE?

georgey2k:
Mr Siga I'm going in for Environmental Engineering, PGD and will also further same course to masters level...so will be working in environmental related field, so wah's ur suggestion as per d province... and also wah's d condition for a permanent residence...

Siga:
.... Your field is a good lucrative field... most guys say Oil Rich regions are perfect for those... but to me anywhere is ok... As per PR... there are options... from PNP to FSW... all are options for you...

eddy20:
Mr Siga,which region are u in canada....How is toronto like,are there jobs and opportunities to make money in toronto