I know a school in Russia 🇷🇺:
1. Very affordable tuition fees (ranging from 2.5M for a 2-year master's degree); tuition fees vary widely depending on the course of study.
So, plus flight tickets and other fees, 3-5M naira is good to go.
3. You don’t need a tuition deposit to get admission or to move.
4. No POF required.
5. When you get to school, you will pay half of the tuition, and the rest will be in installments.
6. There are jobs available and no limited work hours for students.
7. You can move with your kids that are below the age of 10 (but the school hostel will not be available for you)
8. You can apply for your PR ( Permanent Residency) after 2-3 years of your TR ( temporary residency)
9. They have courses that are taught in English, so one year preparatory or language courses are not mandatory.
10. The deadline is May 2025, so you need to start now. You need to translate documents (it takes 3-5 weeks) before Admission and then Legalize and authenticate them after Admission.
For this current Admission, there is no entrance exam or interview; just submit your documents and wait for the Admission list from the school.
They may ask for a motivation letter, which is very easy (We can help you)
Note: Most schools in Russia 🇷🇺have almost this same rule, so you can decide to do it yourself, but if you want us to hold your hand throughout the process,
Reach out to us via:
-WhatsApp: +2348021244599
-Email: [email protected]
-Instagram: @japaconsults
+2349059942127 (Calls)
This link shows all the schools in Russia 🇷🇺: https://t.co/jCFXjm302U
Here's an English Language challenge to all students writing JAMB in Nigeria this year. The winner gets $100 from me (shout out to @educaretech) and it’s completely free to participate.
The challenge will start tomorrow by 4pm Nigeria time, and will last for 15 minutes only. It will be hosted on https://t.co/0tbmFjDhN8
If you or anyone you know is writing JAMB this year, don't forget to register and take part in this challenge. Let's see how prepared you are!
Your nails do more than just look pretty or need trimming—they can reveal hidden health issues you might not even notice. From vitamin deficiencies to underlying diseases, changes in nail color, texture, or shape can be an early warning sign of something deeper.
Let’s break down what your nails might be trying to tell you about your health.
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@Wizarab10 "Correlation matrix" is best used to understand the relationship between features.
Below is a link to my report for you review.
https://t.co/fSK5ZDCkbF
@Wizarab10 First off, there are certificates that speaks volume, no offense to the one you have.
The use of any Model depends on the data and the task.
Ensemble Model (RandomForest, XGBoost,etc) has proven to be more effective in carrying out classification and regression task effectively.
@omoalhajaabiola I am very much interested in the Data intern.
Kindly find attached my portfolio for your review
GitHub: https://t.co/ULmeUscYCL
LinkedIn profile :https://t.co/1spL7w1csD
Last week, if you were to have told those 147 Nigerians who died in the process of stealing fuel from a fallen tanker to go out and protest or do whatever it takes to get at the real source of their problem in Aso Rock, they'd have told you that they didn't want to "die for nothing" because the drug pusher would send the police and army to shoot them, and nothing would happen.
You'd hear that and think, "Fair enough, our people simply aren't able to put their lives on the line for anything, because they've never been trained to care enough about anything to risk dying for it. They're just not up to the task, and that's OK. Not every society is blessed with people who are willing to die to protect its collective interests."
But then you hear that they instead looked at the odds of dying while crudely scooping 33,000 litres of one the most violently flammable liquids known to man - and they chose that.
And then you wonder - is the death one inevitably earns from being caught in a 1950⁰C petrol inferno while stealing fuel that one hoped to sell for a few pennies more meaningful than the death one might possibly earn from confronting the reality that the decision-making offices in one's country are being occupied by foreign intelligence assets?
We are afraid to risk death in an uprising against the CIA asset illegitimately holding Nigeria's highest office, even though the potential payoff is freedom and a route to prosperity. But we're not afraid to risk an even worse version of the same death where the payoff for briefly experiencing literal hellfire is N25,000 worth of petrol...
We won't come together to fight for anything meaningful. But we will die for 20 litres of ka-boom juice...
I bless the day i started following @DavidHundeyin, you are truly amazing and you have mastered the ART of investigative journalism. You serve as my eyes and ears on virtually everything happening in Nigeria.
Why did the entire back row of tyres on a Max Air Boeing 737 burst while trying to take off from Yola yesterday?
Here are 3 infractions noted in Max Air's NCAA audit report last year which might provide a clue:
1. Use of nitrogen gas (for inflating tyres) whose source could not be traced - meaning it's aircraft tyres are potentially inflated with the wrong type of gas, making them susceptible to bursting;
2. Incorrect maintenance procedures on wheel assembly;
3. Fraudulent alteration of maintenance dates on landing gear;
4. No records proving that landing gear is serviceable.
Guess what? The NCAA gave Max Air permission to start flying again before this report was even released. I reporter all of this almost exactly a year ago to the day, and NOTHING HAS CHANGED.