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Obernie4real:
Please which bank Naira master card can be used on Alibaba website?
Thank you

I recently paid on alibaba with first bank and zenith bank mastercard . They both have a cap of 200usd monthly.

Zenith bank rate appears to be the cheapest of the 2 around 389/390 naira per dollar. First bank charged higher but still below 400 naira.

Gtb, keystone, and stanbic mastercard refused to work.

Hello bro, thanks for the enlightenment.

Can u please explain what dispatch riders/dispatch n logistics company require to operate hassle-free in lagos ?

Hello bro, thanks for the enlightenment.

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IyaEjima:

NNAS is non-negotiable if you are an intl educated nursing looking to become a Canadian RN, it’s the only assessment body they have, if you wanna practice in any province apart from Quebec. In the past, they had other agencies but not anymore. NNAS app fees on its own is expensive, I think it cost almost $800+ (taxes inclusive) during my time and that was in 2015. However, It’s a simple process, and you do not need an agent- you fill out your employment and academic history, pay, and forms for your employer(s) and academic institutions, have them fill and send back (with transcripts and course syllabus for academic institutions) and then you wait for your evaluation report.

I’m not sure I understand how a BNsc (which is what I have) gives you a better chance. I’d say they feel the Nigerian nursing program is lacking in certain areas in relation to the Canadian scope of practice and that’s why everyone has gotten a non-comparable report for RN but it is somewhat comparable for LPN. Some people apply for both RN and LPN evaluation, that way they get the LPN license and start working with it while pursuing the RN registration.

I did the NNAS for RN- applied to the regulatory body in the province I reside in, luckily Nigerian Nurses are exempted from English proficiency tests in my province so I got called for a competence assessment, my result showed I needed to take 3 courses (total duration- 4 months) to bridge the gaps identified, after which I was told I was eligible to take the NCLEX-RN, ed it on first attempt and got ed.

Thanks for your prompt and comprehensive response. Thumbs up. I sent u an email. Kindly check

IyaEjima:

Hi, I’m a Nigerian/Canadian RN, I did go through NNAS (but I graduated from EBSU not OAU). Everyone I know with a Nigerian degree so far has gottten “not-comparable” as their outcome for RN evaluation. Regardless, the different provincial regulatory bodies decide if you’ll get licensed (or what the next step would be) based on your competence assessment / OSCE results.

Thanks for this response. What I learnt is that you stand a better chance if you have a BNSc degree. But with what you are saying here, will you still advise using nnas?

And pls kindly share how you went about yours to become ed.

I'm about initiating a nnas application thru an agent and the charges is like hell. Im a RN with a BNSc and MSc. Kindly advise.

Thanks in anticipation

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