Rennee:

A teacher wouldn't do much for you since you know how to read hangul. 저는 나이지리아에 있어요 means "I'm in Nigeria". 저(Jeo) means I, 는(neun) was added because "I" is the subject of the sentence while 있어요(isseoyo) means "to be" or "to exist". You read fine, all you need is to improve your vocabulary. Anyway 행운을 빌어요 (Good luck).

Rennee:


I started learning on my own but I have a tutor now. She's an 언니. Yes, I travelled to Korea for 3 months. Why can't you speak when you can read and write? Can you translate this to English..
저는 나이지리아 있어요.

Rennee:

I was definitely in Nigeria when I started learning.
Your romanization isn't correct. It should be "Annyeonghaseyo. Hangukmaleun areumdaweoyo" Meaning "Hello. Korean/Hangul is a beautiful language" Still learning though..

BTW do you speak??

Rennee:
I speak Korean. It started when I met some girls in Lagos. 안녕하세요. 한국말눈 아름다워요.

justwise:


Not bad then

justwise:
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How many hours waiting time?

justwise:


Do you mind giving the op a link to verify that? Or is that you personal opinion?

suxes2005:


I think you're trying a wrong route.

Etihad airways is the best for you. Don't try cut cost and later
run into some problems on your way.

~ Sheyi

justwise:

You only need transit visa if you will be staying more 24hrs or tend to get into the country.

mrnilobrawn:

Nope. Where are you heading to? You should probably provide more details

suxes2005:
Amsterdam!
Where exactly are you going?
That route does not look clear to me.

CoCoLav:
@TLOTRS

I was in constant communication with the Admissions Department so when I mailed the admissions officer informing her that I had accepted the offer, she asked me how I will like the hard copy sent and also asked me for an address as well as postal code. I gave her my address and requested for the offer to be sent by courier. It was sent through DHL and I got it in less than a week.

I really disturbed that lady sha. Lol

Note: I was communicating with my departmental admissions officer.

Kepner:


Okay. I think I understand better now. Looks like you still have the rest of June & July, that seems like more than enough time for you to decide. You'll get it soon.

Kepner:


Oh I see.

It'll still be best you direct your correspondence to a person in particular, hence my suggestion of your Grad Asst...I'm pretty sure your Grad Asst. can not possibly be your Supervisor or is He?

And the Offer always has a timeline but this won't be a problem because when the Letter is dated is always put into consideration, and you don't have that yet.

Anyway, you still have sufficient time left, and I'm sure you'll be receiving it soon enough...nothing serious to worry about.

Good luck.

NigerianNewbie:


@TLOTRS
Very good advice Kepner has given. Check for the right mail address for your program.
For instance, I haven't received the physical copy of the letter which my program sent yet. I had to contact them way back then and they said the electronic copy was fine enough.
Since you haven't even received the PDF copy of the letter, just keep your fingers crossed; hopefully, they will respond to your mail soonest.

Cheers.

Kepner:


First of all, relax, don't panic...make sure you're directing all emails to your Departmental Grad Asst. and any other contact you can find, he/she is your fastest bet of getting a quick response. Then, understand something, If you don't have a dated Offer letter yet...there's really no deadline to be worried about (asides visa app.), nothing is counting. Just concentrate on getting through to someone and receiving the Offer. Besides, UOttawa can be very flexible, the worst will be to defer till January (and that's not so bad).

Have you received any recommendation from Faculty of grad studies?? Because, I think this comes before the main letter itself. The "congratulations: admission offer" was probably forwarded from your Infoweb, I can't even remember receiving any email like this.

Lol! And yes, I received the Letter in good condition, It was sent by Post not Courier, it took about 6 weeks to get to me. This was after I had already received a soft copy of it.

Kepner:


Hi,

They usually send a PDF copy of the letter to your email before the hard copy arrives your physical address. The successful email you got, was it the one stating that you've been recommended by Faculty of Grad studies?...Just try to email your department to know what the delay is all about. Also check your spam, it may have dropped there.

Saurab:


Did you send me a message?

Omonjoe:
Course based most times don't require supervisor. Try and email your department to be sure of the supervisor requirement to avoid wasting much time. I also applied to Regina ESE course based and supervisor was not required.
The End of part 7 is here!

benedictuyi:

I'm going for a course based

dedicateDD:
please house ..i want to applied for post graduate for fall semester 2016 ..what and what do i need to send to the school ? ..
here is the list of what i intend to DHL to them
---- WAEC with checking card
---- HND transcript ( hihger national diploma )
-----with application fee ..

is that all i needed please or do i still need to add more document ? i will appreciate good and direct info ..God bless us all...

Saurab:


Yes, if you have a valid student visa in another country, you can apply for any other country's visa. A research visa are for those on research program mostly in a research instititute and not same as student visa.

Saurab:


I am a Nigerian, was holding a research visa. I am in Nigeria presently.

Saurab:


Thanks, I am going for a PhD program, I applied for visa when I was in India. It took less than 2 weeks. No Medicaid too.

bebe2:


Hmm story

Pls can u ask them to schedule their matches for 2am only, becos the rest of us have a life and each time they play at that stadium, there is alway hold up.

D thing wey dey vex me pass na those supporters wey go just cross any how without looking. I beg tell them say ticket to old Trafford no be ticket to heaven o

pansophist:


Well said!

I think its a nationality thing. For example even some group of white people are seen as immigrants too in the western world (e.g non western Europeans like Polish, Bulgaria, Ukraine etc), its apparent in the UK and `ireland, to name a few. If youre are from a 1st world country, its very easy to escape the ''immigrant'' label.

There have never be a situation of mass immigration of westerners to Africa (or to a 3rd world country) and for the past 60 years, its has always been a diametrical opposite quotidian event. An American for example can easily be perceived as an Expat because to most, its very preposterous to immigrate to Africa.

In the western world, the label of the word ''immigrant'' usually mean migrating for a better life and most of the non western migrant fit into this category, thats just the underlying truth. The handful (if not majority) of the Western workers in Nigeria are Expats, not immgrants. They are not here to look for a job, descend so low to jobs most natives will not like to do, thats the difference, although I recognise that not all Africans fit into the category of an immigrant.