JayJustus:



aye the Japanese scholarship is open...you should check it out asap...they give scholarships for your field of.study...

Dekatron:
lol. . . Its purely STUDY O. IF i got the chance, i would love to go to a university in Japan for masters or KAIST(KOREA ADVANCE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY). But na money isshhs jare. .


Anyway, i would love to earn a Japanese certificate(as engineering student--Electrical Electronic Engineering for that matter). You know Japan na boss in that.

kodded:
wake up




Buhari has nothing to offer or do you think jailing corrupt men will revive our economy ?

Btw what has buhari promised in his campaign concerning our economy. Because the last time I checked his campaign promises was all about jailing corrupt men




Or am I missing something here ?

RaptorX:
Go to Japan at your own risk, that place is a radiated nuclear wasteland since the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster which is still spewing radiation in the air and ocean ever since, and for a thousand years to come. But the real information about the scale of the disaster is supressed to avoid panic.

Maple:
While many Nigerians may have known visa fees of different European and American countries, not many take interest in what the country charges other nationals for the document.

But the fact is that the Nigerian Immigration Service has a long list of the fees on its website, indicating clearly the differences in terms of countries, the visa type and number of entries.

If what the NIS displays on the website is anything to go by, nationals of Mauritania, Monaco, Morroco, New Zealand, Panama, Uruguay, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Burma, Dominican, Chile and Colombia are charged between N100 and N 200 for a single-entry Nigerian visa. For those applying for multiple entries, the fee is multiplied by the number of entries they are seeking.

Weighed against the current exchange rate, it implies that a Nigerian visa is still going for half a dollar or a little above that.

Applicants from the United States are charged the highest. They pay N14,000 for either a single or multiple-entry visa.

Russia and other former members of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics are next to the US, and a visa application from the region attracts N10,500.

A traveller from the United Kingdom, who is applying for a single-entry Nigerian visa, pays N9,700, whereas a multiple-visa applicant is charged N16,200.

Interestingly, UK nationals picking up temporary employment in Nigeria pay N9,700, which is less than what their multiple-visa counterparts are charged.

A British woman married to a Nigerian has the option of obtaining an “indefinite” visa at N40,800, according to the NIS’s fee schedule.

Most European countries, such as Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Portugal, Romania, Belgium and Spain, pay a little above N6,000 for a single-visa application. Multiple-entry visa application fee in most of the listed countries is N9,000 plus.

Based on the fact that the immigration service deals with many people in different parts of the world, it is expected that the facts presented on its website are valid as this is a major platform where potential visitors to Nigeria can access it.

Many Nigerian establishments have, however, yet to embrace online operation as an essential part of their corporate integrity. Hence, what such organisations, especially federal ministries, departments and agencies, tag new information are, in some cases, one or more years stale.

Even the NIS is not free from the practice, which visitors find worrisome. For instance, what the Service calls “news”, as of Sunday, is a notice of a recruitment exercise examination that was to be held on March 15, 2014 in the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory.

Also, a document by the Service says it has in the past 10 years cancelled no fewer than 1,288 passports.

But an Internet search by our correspondent shows that the list has not been upgraded since August 2013 when it was uploaded despite a promise that it would be “updated regularly.” This is apart from the fact no reason is given for the cancelation. This, indeed, leaves visitors in the dark as to the number of the ‘green-back’ that have been cancelled in the past two years.

An online document obtained from the NIS portal on Sunday also says it started compiling the list in 2005. There is nothing anywhere on the site to show the updated status of the two-year-old document.


http://www.punchng.com/i-punch/nigerian-visa-goes-for-a-dollar-in-13-countries/

kodded:
wake up




Buhari has nothing to offer or do you think jailing corrupt men will revive our economy ?

Btw what has buhari promised in his campaign concerning our economy. Because the last time I checked his campaign promises was all about jailing corrupt men




Or am I missing something here ?

chidistone:



So to u, 6yrs of GEJ rule out of 55yrs of Nigeria's existence is what brought Nigeria to these level of under development, infrastructural decay, high rate of unemployment, lack of electricity and the economic breakdown of our country. Did u forget Obasanjo, Shagari, ur Buhari, babangida, abacha, and obasanjo! Now, 39 yrs of mis ruling this country is what u expected GEJ to fix in 6 yrs. But, ur mighty buhari is now saying change willl not come over night. He is one of those who messed the country up. So, we are expecting miraculous change!

Jklue007:
This is no longer funny...I can't wait till May 29 for GMB to come on board and rectify all this nonsense. Imagine, a whole 9ja, one dollar that is 200 naira??...mtchww.

BUHARI my HERO!
AMEACHI my ROLE MODEL!!
FASHOLA my GUY!!!

God bless Nairaland.

Lucasbalo:
I hope you stop calling Nigerians backward. What do you gain from calling people mentally backward ?. The difference between the Western World and the Third World to me is simply leadership. Good leaders are needed for the country to move forward. Name calling doesn't do any one any good.

debo07:
just be calm and see how tins will gradually turn around for better with Buhari in power.You urself will den see Jonathan is the most clueless,Lazy,incompetent and corrupt president in Nigerian history.Just watch bro.

MrKnowitall:


The people living in the land called Nigeria are very backward. Very backward mentally. How can backward facing people think progressively? It's not possible, my friend.

imas:
Am not moved, because I know by the time GMB is finished with our economy all those charges will triple, you will see long queues at Nigerian embassies worldwide, I have no doubt.

imas:
Am not moved, because I know by the time GMB is finished with our economy all those charges will triple, you will see long queues at Nigerian embassies worldwide, I have no doubt.

MrKnowitall:


Lol long lines at Nigerian embassies? Don't be silly. Don't be damnn silly.

MrKnowitall:


Explain how it's Difficult. Nigerian visa is the easiest visa to get.

MrKnowitall:


Lol long lines at Nigerian embassies? Don't be silly. Don't be damnn silly.

MrKnowitall:


The people living in the land called Nigeria are very backward. Very backward mentally. How can backward facing people think progressively? It's not possible, my friend.

kodded:
wake up




Buhari has nothing to offer or do you think jailing corrupt men will revive our economy ?

Btw what has buhari promised in his campaign concerning our economy. Because the last time I checked his campaign promises was all about jailing corrupt men




Or am I missing something here ?

MrKnowitall:


The people living in the land called Nigeria are very backward. Very backward mentally. How can backward facing people think progressively? It's not possible, my friend.

MrKnowitall:


The people living in the land called Nigeria are very backward. Very backward mentally. How can backward facing people think progressively? It's not possible, my friend.

JayJustus:



couldn't agree with you more...people on here just comment without proper knowledge of what they saying...that's how someone in one thread claimed oxygen tanks work with electricity...phewwww..

MrKnowitall:


The people living in the land called Nigeria are very backward. Very backward mentally. How can backward facing people think progressively? It's not possible, my friend.

acenazt:
I done Die!!!!! Jeeeesu cristo why naija go useless like this otueke boss don finnish us die. Haba haba haba why us Lord!? Why!?.

Chimex388:

copy copy cat

paulbets:
Good leaders alone cannot make much difference. But with Good Leaders and Good Citizens, a Transformational Change sweeps every sector and can make a country to belong in the first world country within a decade.
Nigeria have Leadership as well as Citizen problem. There is need for a paradigm shift in the perspective of the masses and remodeling of the leadership structures and systems of this country.
A new system & kind of government such as regionalism, true federalism, full resource control, confederacy e.t.c doesn't hurt either. Something gotta give