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Hello, I am in currently in Rwanda, Due to much stress from the Custom and Immigration.
I also had a long Journey to Rwanda From Lagos.
I only changed 200$, I still have 290k in my account.
How do I go about this please.
Banks help me, and They don't buy Naira here, I use UBA account. I have a master card.
If I withdraw in Rwanda Franc here, it will kill my money.
How do I go about it please?

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Today, His Excellency, Alhaji Yahaya Bello met and commisurated with the family of the late Corporal Lazarus Mamman of Command Army Records, Lokoja, who was killed on 27 February 2018 at Okene during rescue operation of a kidnapped victim. He described the slain soldier as a hero, who gave his life for his fellow man and the safety of his country. He made a presentation of Five Million Naira to the family. His widow and parents were present as well as Commander Army Records, Major General Felix Agugo.
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modernWays:
Don't mind them, many of them shouting "Agriculture" up and down cant even do a plot of land farming successfully .


Telling an average person to go into agriculture without adequate technical orientation is a wickedness and an attempt to impoverish the person.

You will collaborate sir.

real source from writers profile on Facebook https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1590351221050502&id=100002269179798

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*Human Trafficking: Edo Govt. aligns with Benin Monarch's pronouncements*

...Obaseki hails far-reaching orders

The Governor of Edo State, Mr Godwin Obaseki, has said his administration has aligned with the Benin Monarch’s far-reaching decisions and royal pronouncements on human trafficking, cultism and other crimes.

At a well-attended meeting of chiefs, dukes, native doctors, priests and priestesses with the Oba of Benin, His Royal Majesty, Omo N' Oba N’ Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Ewuare II, on Friday, the Benin Monarch placed curses on the people perpetrating human trafficking in the state.

The Benin Monarch also extended the curses to killer gangs and cult groups, armed robbers who have been unleashing terror on innocent people in the state and causing mayhem in the name of cult activities.

He nullified all oaths administered by human traffickers through their collaborators; native doctors and priests, on victims of the inhuman trade, with a directive that victims of human trafficking are now free from any spiritual oath.

He directed the trafficked persons to speak out and name their slave masters and mistresses and seek help if need be.

Obaseki, who hailed the directives of Oba Ewuare II, noted that "the royal intervention would check the menace of human trafficking."

He urged the priests, priestesses and native doctors who have been aiding human trafficking in any way, to desist forthwith.

"As a government, we have tremendous respect for all Edo people and residents in the state as well as their religious convictions. But we will not accept the perpetration of crime and evil in the name of religion and will not condone any form of support for inhuman practices such as human trafficking."

He added: "With Oba Ewuare II's pronouncements, we expect that those people who have been aiding these traffickers would, in their own interest, withdraw their support and focus on their calling. We will not spare anyone irrespective of their religious convictions, when caught.

"We are working with the federal government through the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) to arrest and jail traffickers and their collaborators. We have a law in the works that will further strengthen this fight and this administration will go after anyone that dares the laws."

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Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State

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Agbaletu:
80k is just about 220$, it will be too small for you o. Make sure you change your money to dollars.
Custom will not disturb you like that, only the immigration and NDLEA sometimes. Just have like 3k for them. Immigration officers will have reasons to hold on to your passport since you are travelling for the first time. Make sure you check in early.

Thank you very much sir.
I will leaving from Ekiti.
I will update this thread soon I get there.

Agbaletu:
Go with dollars then.

I heard that Custom will collect money from me at Airport sir.
Initially I cant go with more than 80k cash. I should change in Nigeria before going sir?

Agbaletu:
I will start answering you from the bottom.

You can travel on 18th since there is 100% certainty that you will arrive at night.

You don't have problem with Rwanda immigration officers, just hold your invitation letter and your hotel reservation. Do you have a visa already or you want to get it on arrival? No need to show your national ID or work ID. Since this is your first trip outside the country, you will only have issues with your own Nigerian immigration brothers and sisters. They will try to extort you, make sure you keep a few Naira notes for them...they are so corrupt. Even my friends in Rwanda always joke about our corrupt immigration officers.

As per the issue of Bank account...how long will you be staying in Kigali? There is no UBA in Kigali, there are 3 Nigerian Banks there: Access, GTB and Eco. Let me know how long you will be staying if you will need to go with dollars and change to Rwanda Franc when you arrive at the airport. The Airport taxi has been increased from 15,000RwF to 20,000RwF. You may need to change a few dollars at the airport.

I will be spending a month sir.
My hotel and training will be paid by my sponspor.
I will be trained at Nyanza a 2 hour journey from Kigali. The fuel increase was the cause.

Agbaletu:
Hi

I am due to travel to Rwanda Next Week. My Flight will
be booked online according to my sponsor.
I want to know one or two things please.
1. I am using Student Account of UBA. Maximum Daily
Deposit 50k. Maximum Money in Account 300k. Can i use it there? I am using Master Card, Can I withdraw
over there? I need some clarifications.
2. I am thinking of Upgrading my account, But i am
thinking of time. I have International Passport and
National ID card. Your help will be appreciated.
3. This will be my first Flight in my life, Though i am just 19. I want to know likely things to be asked at the
Airport, I am going for a Training. I have my Invitation
Letter, Hotel Bookings with me. National ID Card,
Passport and my Working ID.
Though I am going to Rwanda.
4, I am due to start training on 19, My Hotel Runs From 18 on sunday. Can i travel on sunday?
Thanks for your help guys.

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Good day Nairalanders,
I am due to travel to Rwanda Next Week. My Flight will be booked online according to my sponsor.
I want to know one or two things please.
1. I am using Student Account of UBA. Maximum Daily Deposit 50k. Maximum Money in Account 300k. Can i use it there? I am using Master Card, Can I withdraw over there? I need some clarifications.
2. I am thinking of Upgrading my account, But i am thinking of time. I have International Passport and National ID card. Your help will be appreciated.
3. This will be my first Flight in my life, Though i am just 19. I want to know likely things to be asked at the Airport, I am going for a Training. I have my Invitation Letter, Hotel Bookings with me. National ID Card, Passport and my Working ID.
Though I am going to Rwanda.
4, I am due to start training on 19, My Hotel Runs From 18 on sunday. Can i travel on sunday?
Thanks for your help guys.

Agbaletu:
Finished products like? I know that clothes and shoes are cheaper than Nigeria.

Hello Sir

Excelboi:
That pix must be before his appointment.

Not so sir.

This Is Our Own Commissioner For Agriculture In Kogi State. Honourable Kehinde Oloruntoba

The man with a beautiful record as a banker! I through this believe the important of track record before appointing a man into any political office.
http://www.agricinfo.com/2018/03/kogi-agric-commissioner-in-his-farm.html?m=0


A man is as good as its last performance. You have performed and still performing well sir.

Doing what you say and say what you do leader; an exemplary leader, a leader indeed.

fm7070:
someone is doing what government should be doing. yet, fulani herdsmen will not allow his farm to rest.

yes my brother.

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I am getting fired up for the London Event. I will be helping people build up their online business and develop multiple streams of income there.

Meanwhile, Yakubu Jimoh John is getting ready to go to Rwanda. I am sending him to Rwanda to learn new technique for growing mushrooms and banana as thought by the Chinese there and help to lay good contacts for business development in Kigali.

The youths are the future so I am happy to invest in him. It is also a testimony to the rest of the youths in Nigeria as to what can happen when you are honest and vibrant and willing to do the work first.

I have never personally met Jimoh Yakubu but he has proven to be a reliable and trustworthy young man from the start. Sail on Jimoh.

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The generation that will develop Nigeria is not yet born.
Like many others, I would like to see a developed Nigeria where poverty is greatly reduced and security reigns. At the same time, I know it is almost an impossible task to do because most Nigerians are not seeking knowledge but looking for money only.

Genuine money however, follows knowledge. So, if people are not seeking knowledge it means they can only get access to dubious money. The most common way to get the money is to steal it, one way of the other. Since people who have stolen money are highly respected in the society, it gives good incentive to continue the cycle.

From history, those who have knowledge know that such society never ends well. To change this trajectory something fundamental must shift. Such shift is not in the horizon yet in Nigeria. Talk to a 10 years old in Nigeria and all illusions to see a develop Nigeria in your time will disappear before your eyes.
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Chicken Diseases and Treatments
Diseases can spread from wild birds and pests, so keep an eye out during your daily health checks for the symptoms listed below.

1. Avian Pox/Fowl Pox:

If you notice that your chickens develop white spots on their skin, scabby sores on their combs, white ulcers in their mouth or trachea, and their laying stops then you should grow concerned that your chickens are developing Fowl Pox.
There are treatment options for Fowl Pox. You can feed them soft food and give them a warm and dry place to try and recoup. With adequate care, there is a great chance that your birds can survive this illness.
Symptoms: White spots on skin; combs turn into scabby sores; white membrane and ulcers in mouth, on trachea; laying stops; all ages affected.
How contracted: Viral disease; mosquitoes, other chickens with pox and contaminated surfaces.
Treatment: Supportive care, warm dry quarters, soft food; many birds with good care will survive.
Vaccine available: Yes; recovered birds are immune and do not carry the disease.

2. Botulism:
Symptoms: Tremors quickly progressing to paralysis of body, including breathing; feathers pull out easily; death in a few hours.
How contracted: Caused by a bacterial byproduct and by eating or drinking botulism-infected food or water
Treatment: Antitoxin available from vet but expensive. If found early try 1 teaspoon Epsom salts dissolved in 1 ounce warm water dripped into crop several times a day.
Vaccine available: None; locate and remove source, usually decaying carcass, meat near water, or insects that fed on the meat or the water the carcass is in.

3. Infectious Bronchitis

This disease hits close to home because it wiped out half of our flock when we were new to raising chickens. You’ll recognize this disease when you begin to hear your chickens sneezing, snoring, and coughing. And then the drainage will begin to secrete from their nose and eyes.
Their laying will cease too. But the good news is you can get a vaccine to stop this disease from impacting your chickens.
However, if you decide against that then you will need to move quickly when seeing these signs. Infectious Bronchitis is a viral disease and will travel quickly through the air.
To treat Infectious Bronchitis, give your chickens a warm, dry place to recoup. I gave my birds a warm herb tea and fed them fresh herbs, which seemed to help.

http://www.agricinfo.com/2018/03/common-chicken-disease-and-treatment.html?m=0

Mark is restricting people anyhow jor

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Why do evil and mediocres reign in Africa? Because good men are not honored. Period. Nobody remember them or their work after they are dead. In Africa, it seems the worse you are the more you are remembered. The good ones are left to rot.

That is why I have created a Scholarship Award for Computer Science to honour the late governor of Bendel State, Professor Ambrose Folorunsho Alli (22 September 1929 – 22 September 1989).

This man affected the lives of hundreds of thousands of people in positive ways. Most of them are over 50 year old today and have since forgotten what he did.

The scholarship will be awarded to deserving students to study computer science in any University in Africa. It will start in the 2018 academic year.

Stay tuned for more information.
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psucc:
This is serious. Now Ortom, after fighting the herdsmen and securing partial victory has another battlefront open for him, this time from home. Can he survive this many battles? But why were these workers silent until the fracas he has with the herdsmen? Of all the states that their gov owes, Benue was the least voiced.

There is much to this move than meet the eye.

hmm.

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