solmusdesigns:



Same thing dude same damn thing, especially for dubai and Nigeria

You're wrong, very wrong! Visa on Arrival is strictly business visa. You can't engage in any form of work with VOA. For Cable Visa, you must apply and pay for your visa in your country of origin (Or your contact or the company employing you do that on your behalf), go to the Embassy for your visa before embarking on your journey. You could be granted or denied even after you paid. For VOA, you obtain your visa at the port of entry.
They're not the same

zibya:
Inyamurin Im sure youre glad Omenka is back so you can beg him for money. No shishi for you this christmas

Don't even have his time. Too busy prepping for three different seminar presentations before Christmas to tend to his hunger.


Cc: SimplyLeo.

Three years running and we are showing no signs of slowing down!!

solmusdesigns:



in case you dont know innosun has a warehouse of assemblied cars and truck to sell, same as kia , nissan and peugot assembly plant in nigeria, and incase you dont know yankari have all potentials to earn huge revenue same as obudu ranch and osun oshogbo festival.. and Visa upon arrival as oppose visa in non functional corrupt Nigerian high commision in foriegn country is a game changer



If you have any idea what visa upon arrival(cable visa) means you wouldnt type all trash you typed honestly.. it reeks of ignorance,

Shhhhh
In your mind you think you are the only country with vehicle assembly plants that other countries would leave and come patronize u when they can simply sign partnerships and build theirs.

Who is ignorant now?
See yourself?

You claim to know what visa on arrival means, please go ahead and demonstrate your half ignorance and let's see how a rickety system like that of Nigeria that doesn't even a national database let alone the intelligence of dubai that u mentioned.

Dont be smart by half

omenka:
Don't even have his time. Too busy prepping for three different seminar presentations before Christmas to tend to his hunger.


Cc: SimplyLeo.

Three years running and we are showing no signs of slowing down!!

omenka:
Don't even have his time. Too busy prepping for three different seminar presentations before Christmas to tend to his hunger.


Cc: SimplyLeo.

Three years running and we are showing no signs of slowing down!!

Are you a chemical engineer?

solmusdesigns:




pessimistic Nigerians are out again

visa on arrival doesnt mean no visa or free entry, it means like dubai, the Imigration officer at the point of entry can clear you in or send you back based on some criterias

the easier our visas, the faster our tourism industries would develop

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Which tourism industries?

I replied one Nigerian brother on this same page with this comment and I am going to say the same thing here

Ghana announced and implemented visa on arrival to all Africans as far back as 2015.Seychelles and Mauritius are visa free and in arrivals to almost all countries in the world including all Africans. Kenya and Ethiopia,Zambia,Sierra Leone,Rwanda etc implemented visa on arrival for all Africans since last year.All these countries are still running peacefully and highly in terms of economic growth.

There's nothing wrong with visa on arrival for Africans except some unsecured African nations who feel someone is out to get him.And I am a Ghanaian and Ghana never complained.

In fact,this year alone,more than 1 million black diasporan tourists have visited Ghana for the Year of Return. And visa on arrival means a nation charges 100 dollars minimum to any passport holder from Africa at the airport or point of entry for minimum of 30 days.That alone is wealth.Multiply 100 dollars by say 500,000 African visits.Hotel bills,food bills,expenses on stay,transportation, airline tickets have not even come in .This is when Nigerian airlines cash in on these African routes because they have special access to Nigerian travels.

Just get your security in check and grace up to recieve more tourists and business trips.People travel to Nigeria just for your powerful pastors and their programs, entertainers and entertainment events and activities, culture purposes, curiosity purposes and these people are not poor people. They mostly travel in groups or with their families and it means more dollars for the local economy. Poor people don't travel on aeroplanes in Africa except the good to do ones.Maybe Nigerians are an exception because so called poor people can save up to exit to another country on a plane to survive buh other Africans don't do that.Even with that it's few countries like South Africa and some north African countries that will make a Nigerian save up,pay for visas just to hustle.

They rather board a bus to their neighbouring countries to start new lives which already neighbouring countries around Nigeria such as Chad,Niger,Mali,Liberia,Sierra Leone, Cameroon,Benin,etc already enjoy visa free not even on arrival to Nigeria.These countries don't pay anything for visas.

Nobody will board a plane from Mozambique to Nigeria to hustle.He will rather go to neighbouring South Africa on a bus.Same as someone from Burundi or Somalia will rather go to Kenya to hustle than board a plane,pay for visa to Nigeria just to hustle.

ezugegere:

You're wrong, very wrong! Visa on Arrival is strictly business visa. You can't engage in any form of work with VOA. For Cable Visa, you must apply and pay for your visa in your country of origin (Or your contact or the company employing you do that on your behalf), go to the Embassy for your visa before embarking on your journey. You could be granted or denied even after you paid. For VOA, you obtain your visa at the port of entry.
They're not the same

Don't mind him