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this is great inspiration ooooh.....the owner thought he was raiseing only goat meat but now his goat has multiplied and become a bounty of both goat meat and delicacy snake meat.... i want to raise goats too now so i too can profit with snake meat...

make things simple and understand that any area in nigeria along the coast where a river empties or inland where active and extinct rivers do or have run,you will find some type of crude or bitumen there.......accept that all coastal areas have oil and that much of southern nigeria inland has oil.....Northern nigeria has oil all over,just follow the path of the rivers and extinct rivers if one knows how to recognize them....The key to this abundance is that central africa area and beyond which lie in the equitorial GREEN BELT whioch has counter part in south america and explains why venezuela is the oil giant of south america as brazil try its hand in finding its amazon black gold.......The activity of heavy vegetation over hundreds of thousands of years and some over millions of years being broken down and flowed into concentrated deposits by rivers to process down into resovoirs of crude oil.......The jungle of today is the crude oil of tomorrow............There are unproven theories about crude being formed deep in the earth instead of by the organic method....Africa has plenty meteor and asteroid or comet impact evidence and that lends to oil production as it produces heat and pressure combinations needed to compress and reconfigure substances on the molecular level to create new compounds or even new configurations of elements such as reconfigureing loose soft carbon into compact hard diamonds/carbon

I AM SURE WE ALL REMEMBER THE AUSTRALIAN ANIMAL CONSERVATIONIST ON TELEVISION ALWAYS SAYIN ¨DANGER ,DANGER,DANGER,¨ AS HE WENT INTO THE RISKY SITUATIONS OF HANDLEING ANY ANIMAL HE COULD FOR ENTERTAINMENT/EDUCATION.....HE EVENTUALY FOUND THE MEANING OF DANGER BY BEING KILLED BY ONE OF HIS CONQUEST IN THE NAME OF EDUCATION AND PRESERVATION.....DID YOU KNOW THAT IT IS A PROVEN STATISTICAL RECORD THAT BLACK/AFRICAN PEOPLE ARE THE LEAST LIKELY TO GO INTO WATER FOR FUN OR TAKE ON WILD ANIMALS FOR ADVENTURE.....MY THOUGHT ON THIS IS OF A DEEP WISDOM SEATED GENETICALY FROM MILLENIA OF TENURE IN THE UNTAMED AFRICAN WILDS,WHERE ANY AFRICAN NATIVES WHO WERE TOO BOLD,NEVER SURVIVED THE POTENT AFRICAN FAUNA,NEVER SURVIVED IT TO PASS ON THAT TYPE OF BOLDNESS TO THE NEXT GENERATION...AFRICANS MOSTLY EVOLVED A HANDS OFF RESPECT FOR THE WILD AND EVEN WHEN THEY WENT OUT TO HUNT TO SURVIVE OR DEFEND THEMSELVES FROM ROUGE LIONS AND SUCH,THEY ALWAYS SHOWED A GOOD RESPECT FOR THE AFRICAN WILDS AND VALUED IT THERE ALSO.....THE GREAT CONQUEST CULTURES ON THE OTHER HAND HAVE RAISED A CULTURE OF GOING IN INTERFEREING AND TAKEING OVER ANY THING THEY FIND CHALLENGEING AND OFTEN LEAVE DESTRUCTION AND THE WASTE OF IT BEHIND....AFRICAN CULTURE IS BEING CHANGED EVERY DAY BY THE GREAT CONQUEST CULTURES AND WILL SOON BE ONLY LUCKY TO HAVE A WONDERFUL ORGANIC WILD WORLD TO ENJOY......i DEY GO TO THE AMAZON SOON MYSEF OOOH....CHEERS...

there is the issue of fresh water and then the issue of salt water of brakish water.....SALT WATER IS TO BE AVOIDED AT ALL REASONABLE COST... when i was driveing a subaru legacy wagon for a few years in nearly new condition only 3 to 4 years old,i would go to the beach regularly and sometimes the road there in high tide was inundated with only a few centimeters of water..Thats not much water at all i assumed and i was right with never a problem until a short time passed and my breaks seized up and needed replaceing...this happened twice before i heeded advice to not drive the salt water into my undercarraige and wheel mechanisms....years later i was replaceing the clutch on the car when the mechanic told me that he had worked on many subarus older than my car but it was my subaru that looked very old with rust under and around the drive train...He said that the salt water is the worst corrosive agent on the roads.............fresh water is better and sometimes works well to wash the underside of the car,but it is enough to just drive in a heavy rain to get regular cleaning...too much washing of the underside will strip some of the grease needed and also throw particles into places that will be ground down by the small particles and sand...It all adds up to more frequent repairs....of course deep water driveing is no good and only as an only option with expectation that it will cost you in the long run,even with trucks and jeeps built for this type of condition,there will be a toll taken on the vehicle......Self maintainance skills are very good for takeing measures to stave off wear and tear after exposure to much water.....flooding into the car can do extensive unseen damage that can haunt a car for the rest of its useful life...the types of hauntings can be electrical malfunctions on multiple systems and water lodgeing through seals will stay there for years protected by the very seals it invaded..those years will be eventful with corrosion and further compounding of problems....

Lost Tribe On Small Island In The Indian Ocean remain virtually untouched by modern civilization.

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The Sentinelese (also Sentineli, Senteneli, Sentenelese, North Sentinel Islanders) are one of the Andamanese indigenous peoples and one of the most uncontacted peoples of the Andaman Islands, located in India in the Bay of Bengal. They inhabit North Sentinel Island which lies westward off the southern tip of the Great Andaman archipelago. They are noted for vigorously resisting attempts at contact by outsiders. The Sentinelese maintain an essentially hunter-gatherer society subsisting through hunting, fishing, and collecting wild plants; there is no evidence of either agricultural practices or methods of producing fire. Their language remains unclassified.



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The present population of the Sentinelese is not known with any great degree of accuracy. Estimates have been produced ranging from lower than 40, through a median of around 250, and up to a maximum of 500. In the year 2001, the Census of India officials recorded 39 individuals (21 males and 18 females); however, out of necessity this survey was conducted from a distance and almost certainly does not represent an accurate figure for the population who range over the 72 km2 (17,800 acres) island. Any medium- or long-term impact on the Sentinelese population arising from the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and resulting tsunami remains unknown, other than the confirmation obtained that they had survived the immediate aftermath.

On previous visits, groups of some 20–40 individuals were encountered regularly. Habitations of 40–60 individuals were found on two occasions. As some individuals are almost certainly hiding, a better approximation of group size cannot be determined. This would suggest that some 2–6 groups occupy the island. The rule of thumb population density of 1.5 km2 (370 acres)/individuals in comparable hunter-gatherer societies indicates that one such group could live off the land alone. A significant amount of food is derived from the sea. It seems that the groups encountered, at any one time, could only have come from a rather small part of the island. There appear to be slightly more males than females. At any given time, about half of the couples seemed to have dependent children or the women were pregnant.

North Sentinel Island

The Sentinelese and other indigenous Andamanese peoples are frequently described as negritos, a term which has been applied to various widely separated peoples in Southeast Asia, such as the Semang of the Malay archipelago and the Aeta of the Philippines, as well as to other peoples as far afield as Australia (notably former populations of Tasmania). The defining characteristics of these “negrito” peoples (who are not a monophyletic group) include a comparatively short stature, dark skin and “peppercorn” hair, qualities also found commonly across the continent of Africa. No close contacts have been established, but the author Heinrich Harrer described one man as being 1.6 m (5′ 4″) tall and apparently left handed.

Negrito people of the Andaman Islands







From 1967 onwards, the Indian authorities in Port Blair embarked on a limited programme of attempts at contacting the Sentinelese, under the management of the Director of Tribal Welfare and anthropologist T. N. Pandit. These “Contact Expeditions” consisted of a series of planned visits which would progressively leave “gifts”, such as coconuts, on the shores, in an attempt to coax the Sentinelese from their hostile reception of outsiders. For a while, these seemed to have some limited success; however, the programme was discontinued in the late 1990s following a series of hostile encounters resulting in several deaths.

In 2006, Sentinelese archers killed two fishermen who were fishing illegally within range of the island. The archers later drove off, with a hail of arrows, the helicopter that was sent to retrieve the bodies. To this date, the bodies remain unrecovered, although the downdraught from the helicopter’s rotors at the time exposed the two fishermen’s corpses, which had been buried in shallow graves by the Sentinelese.

On 2 August 1981, the ship Primrose grounded on the North Sentinel Island reef. A few days later, crewmen on the immobile vessel observed that small black men were carrying spears and arrows and building boats on the beach. The captain of the Primrose radioed for an urgent airdrop of firearms so the crew could defend themselves, but did not receive them. Heavy seas kept the islanders away from the ship. After a week, the crew were rescued by a helicopter working under contract to the Indian Oil And Natural Gas Commission (ONGC).

The Sentinelese apparently survived the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and its after-effects, including the tsunami and the uplifting of the island. Three days after the event, an Indian government helicopter observed several of them, who shot arrows and threw stones at the hovering aircraft with the apparent intent of repelling it. Although the fishing grounds of the Sentinelese were disturbed, they appear to have adapted to the island’s current conditions.

Amazing that in 2013 there is still a tribe that has had virtually no contact with the outside world. To resist contact in such a vigilant way. Reminds me of the scene from Mutiny On The Bounty with Anthony Hopkins.








Source: http://markosun./2013/06/11/lost-tribe-on-small-island-in-the-indian-ocean-remain-virtually-untouched-by-modern-civilization/

...i have been a part of debates on naira land about the true extent of ancient africas reach around the world to asia,pacific,austronesia e.t.c and the american continent....this article brings very interesting fact to the matter..

http://markosun./2013/06/11/lost-tribe-on-small-island-in-the-indian-ocean-remain-virtually-untouched-by-modern-civilization/

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most people of commitment to science do not understand the science they believe in and lead their lives by...They go by science because they are taught that science has proved itself in many ways and also from seeing the fruits of science;but the fact remains that many of the science and technical products peoplr believe in and depend on,are not understood and only believed in BY FAITH...science has become a religion for many.......Many scientist who understand science and seek to know what it is they believe in also use faith in believeing that if they pursue a scientific method of rationalizeing and researching an issue or substance,that it will lead to a solid scientific result and merit,and by that faith pursue to fufillment in science....Its the same mental and emotional process as used in religion but by a differnet name and ceremonial order....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoWJj2S-jiI.........I WATCHED THIS YESTERDAY FOR THE FIRST TIME...APOSTLE KASALI IS A GOOD CHARACTER TO PUT NIGERIAN RELIGIOUS LIFE IN PERSPECTIVE....AAHH THE ACTOR WHO PLAYED HIM PUTS SO MUCH OF HIS REAL COMEDIC PERSONALITY INTO THE CHARACTER AND THATS PERSONALITY I REMEMBER FROM VERY YOUNG DAYS AS A SHCOOL BOY...GOOD ON NOLLY WOOD THERE...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYtZ_iuKP9Q IT SMELLS LIKE ROTTING MEAT OR "CORPSE" TO ATTRACT FLIES WHICH SPREAD THE POLLEN AND SO LIFE IS ENABLED TO CONTINUE BY AID OF THE SMELL OF DEATH....INTERESTING

yes very important to fight parasites in the body..i use herbal remedy of worm wood,cloves and black walnut husk extracts...this version kills all kinds of worms and flukes,filaraii and even prevents protozoas from expanding in the body as in malaria outbreaks,there are lung worms,heart worms and some strains even enter the nervous system and the areas around the brain...tropical environments world wide are risk and some parasites can live in the body giving no concerning symptoms for decades,and then when older,cause severe problems like elephantiasis and nervous system issues includeing seizures/convulsions...its good to do treatment as regular prevention routine throughout your lifetime...nice post here

i lived in nigeria before it was the kidnap capital of the world and i lived in philippines after it was the kidnap capital of the world..Then nigeria moved up to become the kidnap capital,it seems the filipino have decided to join em if they cant beat em...na wa o,they team up now to work together....And the japanese get money o

there is a science to every art and an art to every science....Music can be seen as a part of foundation of mathmatics and music performance also helps today to enhance math performance...Math was born out of art as did every science..So dont seperate them and one without the other will lead to confusion....

getting beat for things other did and just for the boredom of that heavy hand..It was hard work Ooo..

the ones who breakdown AND FALL BY THE WAY SIDE OF THE RAT RACE ARE ONLY THE SYMPTOM OF THE DISEASE OF MENTAL ILLNESS.. THE REAL DISEASE IS SOURCED IN THE ONES STILL GOING STRONG IN THE WAYS AND FORMS OF SOCIALIZING ONE ANOTHER AMID THE WORLD AND ALL ITS RESOURCES AND PITFALLS....tHE LEAST OF OUR WORRYS IS FOR THE ONES WHO NO LONGER FUNCTION WELL IN AN INSANE SYSTEM WE TRY TO PROJECT AS NORMAL....THE REAL WORRY IS STEADILY COMING TO A HEAD WHERE NO ONE ON EARTH WILL ESCAPE THE SYPMTOMS AND BE LUCKY TO SURVIVE WHILE WE LOOK BACK AND SEE THE MAJESTIC PROPHECY IN THE WAYS OF THE ONES WE MISTOOK FOR MENTALLY ILL.....wRECKLESS PROFITEERING WITHOUT THE REGARD FOR THE ENVORONMENT AND OUR NEED FOR NATURAL GROWTH AND HABITAT,WRECKLESS PROFITEERING WITHOUT REGARD FOR ONE ANOTHERS WELL BEING AS EVERY HUMAN ON EARTH IS EQUAL IN NEEDS AND CONCERN,WRECKLESS PROFITEERING WITHOUT REGARD FOR ACCOUNTABILITY IN WHOLE AND IN TRUTH WHILE INCLUDING THE REAL SOCIAL EFFECTS OF HOW WE SOCIALIZE WORLD ECONOMICS AND DEVELOPMENT........tHERE IN LIES THE AGE OLD PROBLEM STEADILY GROWING WHERE EVEN THE MENTAL HEALTH CARE AGENDA IS AN INDUSTRY IN MANY COUNTRIES WHERE IT IS EXPLOITED BY PROFITEERING...tHE WORST MENTAL ILLNESS IS IN THE PERSPECTIVES WE VIEW THE WORLD AND OTHERS WITH, AND THE SUBSEQUENT WAYS WE ACT ACCORDING TO OUR PERSPECTIVES REGARDLESS OF IF WE ARE WISE ENOUGH TO KNOW TRUTH DEEPLY

I think the example to be made is that a man can impregnate a woman,but a woman can do better and actually give birth to a baby while the man stands by sweating thanking god he doesnt have to go through the hard part...

power,space,luxury and the fear of God in the competitors and others in traffic

In the US so many white people complain about the invadeing or illegal Mexicans comeing for work in USA...There are many white mexicans who come and dont get bothered because they look similar and the nationality is not questioned unless employment or other govt/legal paper requires it...The mexicans who look more like Native americans because they actually are mixed with much native ancestory,get harrassed more about illegality..and some USA native americans with indigenous rights get harrassed for looking mexican and the fear of illegal alien status...THE USA WILL ALWAYS LOOK FUNNY DOING THE RIGHT THING AS A NATION WHEN THE NATION IS BUILT ON RACISM AND THE DEEP PILE OF GENOCIDE BONES BENEATH THE NATIONS SOIL AND THE RESIDUAL SUBSTANCE OF RACISM PASSED ON TO GENERATIONS AS BELIEFS NOW IN THE MINDS OF MANY WHO CANT EVEN FATHOM THE ROOT OF AND THE EFFECT OF THOSE BELIEFS IN A FREE NON RACIST SOCIETY..EVERY ONE OWES A DEEP INVENTORY OF THEIR MENTALITY AND WHERE IT CAME FROM,AND THIS IS IN ORDER TO TAKE REAL RESPONIBILITY FOR HOW WE THINK AND THE EFFECT IT HAS ON WORLD SOCIETY

Its all good info for me,and many who bring info to this site that are filled with clues that overwhelmingly link nigerians of today to the area well known for the beginnings of world civilization where the israel and egyptian and sumerian cultures all left behind so much evidence...If Nigerians expose themselves to a wide range of world languages and etymology and the morphology of phonetics,nigerians will find that they have a familiar sense about world languages as so many relationhips can be made to Nigerian languages and the rest of the worlds includeing extinct languages saved only in text.....Thanks for the info....

fascinateing stuff,but with all the effort one must put to understand the intricacies of the symbolism,even for those who just carry on the traditions as cultural tenure and yet dont understand the depth of it all; the average man are not who the info was intended for and as such it reminds me of the theory that the gods program us with these languages and symbols from long ago so that whenever they return/visit(alien space ships?),they can see it all and decipher it,while none of us really know whats going on..As a matter of fact,which culture doesnt ascribe to that notion of it being sourced from the gods and we are just keepers of it like a note pad for them to read and remind where they left off at.....

Negro_Ntns: Tony,

Jokes apart, it is regrettable that I do not have an intimate understanding of the Igbo culture and core beliefs, it is an handicap for me personally. I love people and culture and the humanity of native customs generally. I can look at Yoruba art and instantly decode messages encrypted in it. This is possible because of my intimacy with my own people. I lived many years in Hausaland and it's unfortunate for the Hausas that every aspect of their customs but the language is wiped out. Hausa has suffered more and lost far more than any of the other ethnic people or tongue living in Nigeria today. Hausa was a member of the Songhay. Mali subdued them, Fulani subdued them and then British subdued them.

The Igbo social structure and culture is a unique one. To match their beginnings to a source outside their homeland we must find the foreign land where, around the era of transcontinental migration, kingship, imperial sovereingty and provincial authority were not practised. The difficulty of finding one anywhere around this time proves difficult. Making it more problematic is the fact there is no hero or father figure in their history. Nri and Aro are the biginnings they claim but it is also unheard of that a migrating monarch and head of a warrior clan, such as Nri is reputed to be, would end up defeated and subdued by his host, Aro. I suspect Igbo came from somewhere else....but where? So the clarity and definition of their migration and myths is best told by one who is very intimate with the history and culture.

On Yoruba, yes Canaan is correct. In fact the roots of many symbols, words and tongue of Yoruba are interlinked with Canaanite tongue and symbols. The prefix "Al-"; "Ol-"; "Il-" and "El-"......are all from old Canaan tongue. I see a pattern of it in the Luhya chart. Communication was done through symbolism, by it ideas were conveyed. All the hoolabaloo about Egyptian hieroglyphics when reduced to straight talk is just symbolism. To find where these symbols are hosted and how they are used we should look at the tradition and custom. There is for instance the symbol of a bird sitting atop of the Ade Orisa (the beaded conical crowns) and on the same crown you will have depiction of Esu's face highlighting his physical eyes and his mystical eye (third eye).

We call bird Eiye or Eye. What is the connection between this bird and the three eyes of Esu? Esu is the messenger of the gods, the equivalent of Greek's Mercury, who also like Esu, is dual-natured.....malevolent/benevolent!

The symbolism of the bird is to communicate the mystical power of transcendence and divine link via the third eye which represent the illumination of knowledge. Through this path man lives his will, shaped by malevolent/benevolent energies in nature. This is why Eiye itself is a cult in Yoruba mystical order.

The Eye is also a cult in European cultures, borrowed from Greeks who stole and copied the knowledge from Children of Israel, who inherited the secrets after sacking the Canaanites from the land. In Europe The Eye is "Illuminati", the equivalent of Yoruba's Eiye cult. The Zionists transferred the symbol onto the American dollar.

Another symbol is that of the egg (Eyin). In ancient times elders communicated secrets with the passage along of an egg. The modern day security clearance, so to speak. Only those in the circle of a knowledge had the specific egg bearing the specific dye. Eyin is a representation of the 16th letter of the Hebrew (Canaanite tongue) letter "AYN". Ayn means a secret or something hidden or covered from open view. 16 is used a lot in Jewish mysteries to encrypt message.......and if you add the 1+6 you get 7, which is the cosmic platform for revelation, openess and production or fertility in connection with egg.

i saw an article on line from around 4 years ago..it detailed a yoruba land site being guarded as a shrine and that the local oral tradition said that it was a monument set thousands of years ago to a visitor from afar...they said the name of the visitor was a queen "SHIBIRU"...when she departed back home,they made the monument as record and tribute....The article went on to suggest it could have been queen of sheeba during solomons time and that there were stories from her homeland of her taking long journeys into africa along the nile and certainly into areas now known as lower sudan....The yoruba migration paths suggested are wide and show mali and sudan in the swath...the period of sheeba also overlaps the relative time frame and land area of the NOK culture on the north side of the niger river barrier...each tribal region such as the nok and others scattering north would suffice as enough stepping stones for sheeba to be directed towards yoruba land,and being a Nile river regioner,the niger river crossing would be no worry to her troop or the people who may have helped her explore....The yoruba shrines are all protected and digging for research is forbidden and some oral history is reserved only for initiates in kings courts...so this is the real barrier to finding evidence to settle the truth of the matter...the linguistic artifacts are all over yoruba language and excessively obvious to language intellects...There is new research showing also the chinese having come all the way around africa and not just east africa but through to west africa and into atlantic towards USA,circa over a thousand years ago and as far back as possible 10 thousand years of ocean sailing...'O DA NI' is used in dominantly chinese heritage parts of asia,and its used to say "its good" and in yoruba its used to say the same thing,and also KUN ILE in yoruba is for kneel down as in chinese dialect "KOUHYE"(not the best spelling for chinese words that have their own writing system,but my spelling caries the phonetics)...these are basic words that may have exchanged from china to africa or africa to china with contact(and these words are also basic greeting and for greeting illocutions,the very first type of word exchanges in a non war encounter of foriegn strangers ) ...linguistic artifacts are just as important as genetic,because sometimes contact was made but no exchange of people or genes were made,only gifts and of course they exchange/learn bits of each others language to help interaction..i think yoruba shores may have been a friendly enough stop for chinese to restock their ships(a mandatory survival restock to return home)...So language is where you can prove contact and mingling where they did not have babies together to leave genetic artifacts behind or take with them...also they may have taken some africans with them and that may explain the scattering of african looking people in islands all along the routes south of china in pacific trans to indian ocean...the chinese kingdoms were very resistant to having racial outsideres join their society from so far away and so that would have african passengers be left on lands/islands off chinas shores...the chinese were great about not being colonialist in their travels in those days..they only colonized within the reaches of there continental mass and nearer islands.......The chinese also dont like outsiders digging in their dirt or viewing much of their findings for archealogical history....and so the truth may still be mostly hidden

there is a practical matter to physical traits...A man can work hard to feed his family,if a woman has large breast to feed their baby,husbands work is half done...i saw a woman once with a baby breast feeding and not so big feeders either,hard times came and no food for mother to eat for days other than unripe fruit and her bossom dried up to flat chest and no food for baby either..they asked me as a neighbor to give some food and i did,days later the womans bossom regrown..its a survival advantage to have big ones.........also in asia i was told that the hospital there delivered babies for small asian women with small hips and bottoms,these women had married big american and other nations men who were bigger in stature by nature...these women almost always had C-section to deliver because the baby was too big to pass...before C-section surgery,a woman and her new borns life would be in danger if she had small bottom and hips while pregnant with a big man......smooth skin is a sign of good health and soft features are always easy on the mind while a strong swift and sleek shape is obvious able to keep up with lifes pace in the long run of survival......these attractions evolved for life and death situations that due occur and only recent modern medicines and recent baby formulas have made intervention to the dangers if one can afford the C-section and baby formulas...and if you cant afford to eat well enough to keep bossoms full for baby,then little chance to afford baby formula either.........when driving the rough roads of life,you go with a big set of tires,off road vehicle for endurance and you have a big back boot or area to carry the resources and family you need,and no one finds this superficial;they see it as wise common sense..the same goes with the human body as the vehicle to carry us through rough roads of life

generally speaking,when buying an airline ticket,it is expected that you have your visas sorted out at the time of check in at airport and one time when i bought my ticket in person at the airline office,they wanted to see my visa or qualifying visa waived nation passport,and then also to get most visas,they want to see your ticket....the airline was able to confirm for me what visas were needed for transit or other purposes...that is when you buy in person at their office or if you buy online ticket,then you must find the ticket/route and then call to the airline to request transit visa info...airlines normally only sell roundtrip ticket for non nationals of the destination ...you can also just call and buy over the phone after all your questions and needs have been answered.......the other way is search to buy the ticket on line or in person and then call or email the consulates of those countries for transit visa policies,and then set about to meet the requirements..transit visas are easy especially if you already have your destination entry requirements sorted out....the conflict of visa needed to buy ticket and ticket needed to get visa may eliminate online and phone options in some cases...a good travel agent can help you sort that out......use this link here to research the address and telephone/email of most consulates/embassies in the world:::http://www.visahq.com/visas.php

i am now useing an herbal medicine made from extract of wormwood plant and black walnut husk and also cloves and ginger...this kills 100 different parasites like worms and has anti protozoa and anti viral and anti bacteria effects...it does not cure everything but it does get all worms..there are also flukes which are like worms but more flat and only similar to worms,they are killed also and reside in intestines as worms do..this treatment works on dogs and cats and other animals....It can be poisonous if not careful about the dose,and even the correct dose makes me feel its powerful effect... http://www.naturesalternatives.com/herbs/herbal-formulas/bwxp-black-walnut-wormwood-plus-extract.html

wow i didnt even know nigeria still had wild lions other than whats maintained in national parks/animal refuge...i always thought it was worse than this article has said...i remember seeing picture of hippo on nairaland that entered someones house during last years major flooding..i always thought hippos were also not there any more....Its good to see wild life. Even with years living in bush areas of nigeria,i never heard of lions,hippos or the usual big animals of africa being there...maybe thats because they are more north area like in what used to be the large and rural Gongola state...

Many nigerians -or should i say west africans,know this thing..i remember in my primary school days encountering the madness of it,and yet it was so beautiful to see glistening in the sun like the fabric only angels could afford or know how to manufacture..And then drawn in to it close enough where my slightest movement whisks a breeze to it and releases its fibrous beauty into the air and then to my body(then the mad mans itch follows)..then i understand the idea of forbidden fruit...or is it really so bad? Now far and safe from it, i read things about it as a food for good health....in the following link to an article,its described as the "VELVET BEAN" ::::http://ihuanedo.ning.com/group/healtheducation/forum/topics/how-fluted-pumpkin-velvet-bean http://ask.reference.com/information/Food_and_Drinks/Purchase-the-Herb-Velvet-Bean http://examine.com/supplements/Mucuna+Pruriens/

its true what was posted above about secureing a specific visa before going to a foriegn country...in my experience traveling and researching visa policies,many countries will allow you in on a specific visa such as visitor or student or worker;but in the event you want to change your status there,you must leave the country and apply any new type of visa outside the country..only extensions for existing visas can be granted in the country and only up to a fixed limit of extendability....seychelles may be different but its better to be prepared under common policies that limit visa switching while still resideing on existing visa.........seychelles is not very expensive compared to south africa or europe and USA...i read a report saying that salaries are low in seychelles when compared to cost of living..the seychelles ruppee is 13ruppes to 1 USdollar and its about 50ruppees to eat out at modest restuarant and about $500 to rent a nice but simple small house...these are stories from foreigners like americans,so maybe the locals there are able to find cheaper living for basic survival..

IT states that it is required for you to go in person to the embassy for all nigerians applying to go to mexico...No online APPLICATION option...use the information posted ABOVE here to know what you must gather to take with you when you go to the embassy..the telephone to call there is posted above and its wise to call them for an appointment so to be sure they have time to see you when you arrive....KNOWING SOMEONE IN MEXICO WHO IS MEXICAN CITIZEN TO INVITE YOU IS IMPORTANT REQUIREMENT...ITS BEST YOU GET OFF THIS NAIRALAND AND GO TO MEXICAN WEB SITES TO MEET PEOPLE... AND GET CALLING AND THEN GOING TO THE EMBASSY IN ABUJA

Mexico tourist visa is required for citizens
of Nigeria.
Personal appearance required for all visa types.
IMPORTANT:http://mexico.visahq.com.ng/, at this time, VisaHQ does not provide full service for tourist visas to Mexico. All applicants must apply in person at the nearest Embassy of Mexico. Information below is for reference purposes only. Please address all questions to the Embassy of Mexico directly.
aOriginal, signed Nigeria passport with at least 6 months of remaining validity.
bPassport-type photographs: 2
cPhotocopies of the passport and ID card. The applicant must provide photocopies of the original passport and ID card, including copy of all visas(valid and expired)
dProof of status. Copy of registration certificate / copy of visa and copy of work permit(if available)in Nigeria
eItinerary. Copy of round trip tickets or itinerary.
fBank Statement. Copy of a recent bank statement showing proof of sufficient funds.
gHotel Reservations. Copy of confirmed hotel reservations.
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Economy THIS IS AND IDEA OF CURRENT ROUND TRIP TICKETS FROM LAGOS TO MEXICO.........THE MEXICO VISA PROCESS IS NOT SO COMPLEX. ALL THE NEEDED INFO WAS POSTED ABOVE BY OTHER PEOPLE REPLYS...$36.OO AND YOUR CURRENT PASSPORT WITH MORE THAN 6 MONTHS VALIDITY,YOUR TICKET PURCHASED AND THE APPLIOCATION FORM FROM ONLINE OR ITS BEST YOU GO TO THE EMBASSY NEAREST TO YOU IN PERSON IF YOU STILL WANT MORE ASSURANCE OF HOW TO GO EVERY STEP OF THE WAY... I WILL GO NOW TO THE EMBASSY SITE AND LINK IT TO HERE SO YOU CAN APPLY THERE ONLINE IF POSSIBLE Mexico Embassy , Nigeria

39 Usuma Street, Maitama District
Abuja
Nigeria
Phone:
+234-9-462-0630
+234-9-462-0632
+234-9-462-0633
Email:
embnigeria@sre.gob.mx
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yes its true that an ordinary entry to a country is one criteria field..To work and be a resident is another story always requireing more effort to earn a status in the country other than a visitor who must leave after 1 year.......i dont know about seychelles so much as i have not been there..i travel the world a lot and meet people from all over earth to learn about their countries..also i use the VISA REQUIREMENTS web sites to get official reports on immigration policies for alomost every nation......Going to seychelles is not easy for me because the air fare from USA is between $4000.oo and 11000.oo round trip and i can better afford only destinations with airfare of $2000.oo or less for round trip....from africa you will be lucky and find it cheaper...good luck

ah i am glad someone asked so now i have seen its easy to enter...my friend told me she ate food from there when seychelles visitor to USA cooked for my friend,,she said it was so good and she never forgot it...ah i beg o,i want to go there also to visit...small island place with not much there and maybe french they speak there

Irrespective of the nationality of the visitor and his or her family members, there are NO VISA requirements to enter Seychelles. However, the following documents must be shown in order to obtain immigration clearance at the Seychelles International Airport:

1) A passport valid on the date of entry to and exit from Seychelles
2) Return or onward ticket
3) Proof of accommodation; including contact details
4) Sufficient funds for the duration of the stay

Holders of a "Kinderausweis" issued to German minors (up to and including 15 years of age) may enter Seychelles provided that this travel document contains a photo of the minor concerned.

Presentation of all of the above documents will grant you a Visitor’s Permit that will be issued upon arrival by the Seychelles Department of Immigration.

The Visitor’s Permit is initially valid for the period of visit of up to one month. It can be extended for a period of up to three months from the date of issue and capable of further extensions for successive periods not exceeding three months at a time to a maximum period of twelve months, provided that the person still meets the criteria of a bona fide visitor.

The visitor's permit is issued free of charge for the first three months after which there is a fee of SCR1,000 for extension covering each period of three months or any part thereof.

For all visa exemptions and extensions and other enquiries regarding immigration issues please contact:

Department of Immigration
Independence House
PO Box 430, Victoria
Mahé, Seychelles
Tel: +248 4 29 36 36
Fax: +248 4 22 50 35
Email: info@immigration.gov.sc