celestialAgent:
Lasgidi based fellas, abeg ao I go take reach German embassy from Yaba?

The easiest and fastest route (Time is of great essence).

hadassaheke:
Good day people, please I sent my application documents to TUM on the 27th of April through Nipost, and TUM is yet to get my application documents.
I plan to resend the documents on Monday through UPS or DHL, as the deadline for submission is May 31st.
My question is this: is it advisable I still wait for Nipost or should I go ahead and resend my documents? Also, if after I resend the documents and the one from Nipost finally gets there , will that be a problem?

hadassaheke:
Good day people, please I sent my application documents to TUM on the 27th of April through Nipost, and TUM is yet to get my application documents.
I plan to resend the documents on Monday through UPS or DHL, as the deadline for submission is May 31st.
My question is this: is it advisable I still wait for Nipost or should I go ahead and resend my documents? Also, if after I resend the documents and the one from Nipost finally gets there , will that be a problem?

hadassaheke:
Good day people, please I sent my application documents to TUM on the 27th of April through Nipost, and TUM is yet to get my application documents.
I plan to resend the documents on Monday through UPS or DHL, as the deadline for submission is May 31st.
My question is this: is it advisable I still wait for Nipost or should I go ahead and resend my documents? Also, if after I resend the documents and the one from Nipost finally gets there , will that be a problem?

honourableseyi:



It takes TNT, FedEx , dhl and others 3 days to get its destination. SInce today is still 14th of May, you can wait till like on the 24th or 25th of this month. If by then nothing has happened, use TNT if you are in Lagos, it is around 7-8k and it takes 3 days to get there. Get all the documents ready and wait till around that period before sending it if nothing has been heard as touching that of Nipost. If you send it on the 24th or 25th, it will get there on the 28th of may depending on the actual day/date u send it. No, there is no problem at all if both documents find there ways there. Shalom

mikky4all:
I will advice you prepare another document as soon as possible. Nipost is my greatest regret of the month. I guess those guys wait till they have enough parcel going to your direction before they head for delivery. The earlier, the better. TUM gets load of applications. I don't think submitting two documents should a problem since they will contain the same content.

hadassaheke:

Thank you very much for your advise, I guess I'll just do that. Am serving in Enugu, so I'll look for that Tnt office in Enugu. Also, I applied for two different courses at TUM, if and when it happens that I have to resend my documents to them, can I put the two documents in separate envelopes, and then put them in a much bigger one. And send as one document, so as to save cost?

hadassaheke:

Thank you very much for your advise, I guess I'll just do that. Am serving in Enugu, so I'll look for that Tnt office in Enugu. Also, I applied for two different courses at TUM, if and when it happens that I have to resend my documents to them, can I put the two documents in separate envelopes, and then put them in a much bigger one. And send as one document, so as to save cost?

urchman101:

Since you will be sending your documents again, make sure the documents that need certification are properly certified, that is with a seal. Mine was rejected because it was not properly certified I had to resend the documents again. So learn from my mistake.

honourableseyi:




Ofcourse yes, it is allowed. Even two different people can use the same method. Though I don't really know much about TNT in Enugu, but if they can't assure you of 3-day delivery, just use FedEx or Dhl. Ask for student price when you get to Dhl office, it should be around 9k5 or something. Shalom

hadassaheke:

I guess I'll have to resend my documents ASAP as my certified documents did not carry a seal on it.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate!!!!

hadassaheke:

Seriously? I certified mine, but it was without a seal, I guess I'll have to go use a notary public before resending ASAP!!!! Thank you very much for this info.

Williamso:


Hello people!

Sixthly, Essen. I miss pounded yam and egusi soup I have had enough potatoes to last a lifetime, And I'm sure I'll be having a lot more over time. Abeg who dey enter Kiel anytime soon, I get list of things wey you go help me bring


Last bullet, if there's anything you were expecting to see that I didn't cover, let me know...

honourableseyi:



You are welcome. It will be better cause it happened to someone I know this week, he certified it at the court but without seal but only stamp; and the stamp has no emblem or coat of arm; hence it was rejected by uniassist. Anybody that wants to certify his or her document, should insist on the using of the seal or stamp with coat of arm or emblem as logo to avoid resending of document. Shalom

urchman101:

Yes, please use a notary public lawyer. It's better. Which course are you applying to? I sent you a PM.

Schwartz:

Bros look for African shop and pick your poundo and soup ingredients.
Egusi 5€, dry fish 4€, crayfish 3€, star Maggi 2€, small Palm oil 3€, dry pepper 2€, Goat meat 5€ etc as your pocket reach you can buy more stuff.
To get substitute for Ugu leaf, go to Aldi, Netto and co get You can buy Blatt spinat 1.50€
For poundo you can either buy a tuber of Yam for 7€ or you buy the powdered one. To pound you can boil your yam soft and use a blender. It comes out likes its mortar you used.
If you can't cook, split the ingredients into 2 first. Make your money no waste o. You tube will guide you perfectly. I recommend this woman:
http://www.allnigerianrecipes.com/soups/fried-egusi-soup.html
Copy the link and follow the video.
On a side note, I know some people who couldn't boil water in Naija but after introducing them to cooking here they have turned master chefs

Schwartz:

Bros look for African shop and pick your poundo and soup ingredients.
Egusi 5€, dry fish 4€, crayfish 3€, star Maggi 2€, small Palm oil 3€, dry pepper 2€, Goat meat 5€ etc as your pocket reach you can buy more stuff.
To get substitute for Ugu leaf, go to Aldi, Netto and co get You can buy Blatt spinat 1.50€
For poundo you can either buy a tuber of Yam for 7€ or you buy the powdered one. To pound you can boil your yam soft and use a blender. It comes out likes its mortar you used.
If you can't cook, split the ingredients into 2 first. Make your money no waste o. You tube will guide you perfectly. I recommend this woman:
http://www.allnigerianrecipes.com/soups/fried-egusi-soup.html
Copy the link and follow the video.
On a side note, I know some people who couldn't boil water in Naija but after introducing them to cooking here they have turned master chefs

Schwartz:
jaybmich and UncleJudax What do you guys mean? Did I come to Germany to sell Yams? I neither own nor know anyone that owns an African shop here. I am giving you the normal price that I have been buying. In some shops its far more expensive. 7€ yam should be the smallest tube sef. Don't you know that Naija foods are expensive here? Na wa o..some students contribute money to buy and cook naija food.
Whenever one comes here to drop advice it is always welcomed with attacks that's why I don't even bother myself coming here to post anymore.

Schwartz:
jaybmich and UncleJudax What do you guys mean? Did I come to Germany to sell Yams? I neither own nor know anyone that owns an African shop here. I am giving you the normal price that I have been buying. In some shops its far more expensive. 7€ yam should be the smallest tube sef. Don't you know that Naija foods are expensive here? Na wa o..some students contribute money to buy and cook naija food.
Whenever one comes here to drop advice it is always welcomed with attacks that's why I don't even bother myself coming here to post anymore.

lobito007:

From yaba, just walk straight to the embassy...will take u only 5 minutes. Or, better still, board a bus to obalende, and then a keke heading to adeola odeku. Get off at checking point and cross to the other side. There you are! Takes 5 minutes too. Just make your choice.

Schwartz:

Bros look for African shop and pick your poundo and soup ingredients.
Egusi 5€, dry fish 4€, crayfish 3€, star Maggi 2€, small Palm oil 3€, dry pepper 2€, Goat meat 5€ etc as your pocket reach you can buy more stuff.
To get substitute for Ugu leaf, go to Aldi, Netto and co get You can buy Blatt spinat 1.50€
For poundo you can either buy a tuber of Yam for 7€ or you buy the powdered one. To pound you can boil your yam soft and use a blender. It comes out likes its mortar you used.
If you can't cook, split the ingredients into 2 first. Make your money no waste o. You tube will guide you perfectly. I recommend this woman:
http://www.allnigerianrecipes.com/soups/fried-egusi-soup.html
Copy the link and follow the video.
On a side note, I know some people who couldn't boil water in Naija but after introducing them to cooking here they have turned master chefs

Schwartz:
jaybmich and UncleJudax What do you guys mean? Did I come to Germany to sell Yams? I neither own nor know anyone that owns an African shop here. I am giving you the normal price that I have been buying. In some shops its far more expensive. 7€ yam should be the smallest tube sef. Don't you know that Naija foods are expensive here? Na wa o..some students contribute money to buy and cook naija food.
Whenever one comes here to drop advice it is always welcomed with attacks that's why I don't even bother myself coming here to post anymore.

Schwartz:
jaybmich and UncleJudax What do you guys mean? Did I come to Germany to sell Yams? I neither own nor know anyone that owns an African shop here. I am giving you the normal price that I have been buying. In some shops its far more expensive. 7€ yam should be the smallest tube sef. Don't you know that Naija foods are expensive here? Na wa o..some students contribute money to buy and cook naija food.
Whenever one comes here to drop advice it is always welcomed with attacks that's why I don't even bother myself coming here to post anymore.

bosakelvin:
lobito is it a fact that you can get to the embassy from yaba in 5minutes either by treking or otherwise, if so please kindly recommend a cheap hotel, around yaba or obalende, cos the last time i missed out cos i was late.danke

helenmi:
I wanna apply for the DAAD SCHOLARSHIP in Germany, How do I go about it?