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Agriculture / Sales Opportunity For Tomatoes, Pepper And Vegetable Farmers In Ibadan by amdekola: 12:09am On Feb 09, 2016 |
Hello House, trust you all had a refreshing weekend. My name is Adekola and I represent Tomadel Ventures. Tomadel is an agro-allied local commerce company in Ibadan, trading in fresh agricultural produce, primarily tomatoes, peppers and vegetables. Local farmers who grow these produce are an important part of our supply chain and we are inviting more farmers to join our existing network of farmers to improve their productivity while increasing their income. The best part of this opportunity is that we'll handle the transport of the produce from your farm, so you don't have to worry about transportation. If you run a farm in Ibadan growing the tomatoes, peppers or vegetables, please write to us at hello@tomadel.com or leave a whatsapp message on +46700229522 or +2348062073696 Looking forward to read from you. Cheers and have a lovely week. |
Agriculture / Re: We Now Buy Plantain In Large Quantity by amdekola: 12:39am On Jul 16, 2015 |
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Agriculture / Re: We Now Buy Plantain In Large Quantity by amdekola: 12:37am On Jul 16, 2015 |
Hello TAEpiphany. I have to commend your clear, logical analysis of the market situation. As an intending plantain farmer myself, this is a huge concern for me. Unsteady market prices with farmers usually at the mercy of buyers is a turn off. It seems to me that there's more value in processing than in having to sell at prices one can not plan or bank on. Can I have your email address? I'd like to have some more of thoughts. mine is madekola@live.com Cheers - Kola TAEpiphany: 1 Like 1 Share |
Agriculture / Re: A Thread For My New Platain, Cucumber And Watermelon Farm Project With Picture by amdekola: 11:31pm On Jul 15, 2015 |
Hello Mr Yemi. First off, let me commend you for your tenacity in keeping the thread alive and for the positive vibes which you bring to agriculture. That said, i'd like to have your email address as I could not find it anywhere in the conversations that have ensued. Thanks in advance. - Kola |
Agriculture / Re: Plantain Cultivation Is Increasing, Let Us Talk About The Market. by amdekola: 11:49pm On Jul 05, 2015 |
Well said, jethro. Standardization of a pool of farms is critical to ensuring steady supply of high quality plantain or any other produce for that matter. jethro2: |
Travel / Re: Securing Visa To France, Applying From Nigeria... by amdekola: 11:55pm On Apr 23, 2015 |
Endoscope: Uhmm, just a lil advice, before booking your travel be sure to have gotten the french visa. I would not suppose you'd have a problem since your finances are in shape. While a UK visa doesn't allow free entry to France, you can come in without a visa by Bus from London to some city in Northern France e.g Lille |
Travel / Re: The World’s Most Unique Places (pics) by amdekola: 6:24am On Oct 16, 2014 |
There we go again....did you really have to make this about Africa Bifwoli: |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 6:20pm On Oct 09, 2014 |
Good day readers. I hope you are doing just fine today. Uhmm, I have not responded to some emails I received from some of you regarding specific questions on the Erasmus Mundus Program. It's been very busy here, but I'll set aside time to reply all the emails. Do bear with me in the meantime. And do not hesitate to visit the website of the Erasmus Mundus Program as it is in one of the comments on this thread. Be good and God bless |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 6:18am On Oct 01, 2014 |
Am fine thanks. Usually, most erasmus courses start accepting applications from September to December/January each year. So it's best to apply now See the courses here http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/results_compendia/selected_projects_action_1_master_courses_en.php 1 Like 1 Share |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 6:07pm On Sep 29, 2014 |
Uhmm, guys and ladies. I have left for my studies and am settling in fine. If you need info about Erasmus Mundus Scholarship (which I am a beneficiary of), do not hesitate to drop me a line at madekola@live.com Best wishes for your endeavors. 2 Likes |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 11:19pm On Jul 26, 2014 |
mukapaul022: @moneybag100...where ave u been to in europe?LOL |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 1:53am On Jul 26, 2014 |
mukapaul022: I applied for french student visa here in Nigeria cos I got admission to some universities in france We could run into each other in France then... |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 12:43am On Jul 26, 2014 |
mukapaul022: I applied for the Erasmus mundus master last year AMASE to be precise I chose france, sweden, germany I think back to france will be the last lap of the exchange unfortunately I was not admitted....the embassy called me yesterday that my passport is ready for collection that I should report to the embassy on next week wednesday...I hope all goes well... Hi bro. As you said you were not admitted, which country did you apply to for visa and for what purpose? |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 12:31am On Jul 26, 2014 |
moneybag100: I'm glad to have helped. Well, about that..i will like to think its possible given the schengen visa policy. But i'm not absolutely certain 2 Likes 1 Share |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 12:10am On Jul 26, 2014 |
moneybag100: I applied to the masters program of my choice under the Erasmus Mundus program. You don't apply to a single school because its a cooperation between several schools. You can find out more here... http://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus_mundus/ and its not only for Masters..PhD candidate can apply for PhD programmes as well |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 11:49pm On Jul 25, 2014 |
moneybag100: Nope, I was not studying in the EU before... and I applied last year from Nigeria. Erasmus Mundus is available ot students studying outside of the EU. |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 11:35pm On Jul 25, 2014 |
moneybag100: From the European Union - Erasmus Mundus Masters Scholarship |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 11:15pm On Jul 24, 2014 |
moneybag100: Thiing is, I did not need to have money in my account or submit an account statement because I am studying on a Full scholarship |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 9:51pm On Jul 24, 2014 |
moneybag100: one of my brother want to apply for undergraduate, is he cool to go ahead? And how much you must have in your bank statement? What's their tuition fee range? Of course, your brother can go ahead to apply for undergraduate studies. He has two options. He could opt to study in French or in English language. Studying in French is cheaper, about 500 Euros per year tuition, while studies in English language can range between 3,00 euros to 35,000 euros. You can check this website for information about Courses and Schools in France. At the point of applying for visa, you should have sufficient money in your account to cater for your living expenses for the period you will be in France (about 700 euros per month) |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 9:44pm On Jul 24, 2014 |
mukapaul022: @ amdekola, why did they treated your application so fast even when I applied b4 u. I went for the priliminary interview whereby I meet rafiu omoleye and I was issued an attestation written in french and I went to submit my document @ the french consulate july 3 up till now my application is still under verification as I ave not gotten a call from the french embassy but I'm rest assure as I used a french pay slip, tax clearance and french nationality identity card and even lagalise it with a letter from the french prefecture in lille that belong to my uncle as he promised to sponsor to make it light he paid for the reservation of my accommodation in france. So I'm rest assure that I will get my french student visa if I'm not curse in jesus name. Will come back for the out come I am equally positive about your case. To quote the lady that attended to me, she said the visa will be ready as sson as the consulate gets a response from the University you were admitted to. So you may want to inform the admissions office at your university in France that they should be on the lookout for communication from the consulate. Cheers |
Travel / Re: The Best Bank In Nigeria For International Students? by amdekola: 10:28pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
fados4sure: Na wa oh...wetin do the guy english now Take several seats bro 2 Likes |
Travel / Re: Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 10:09pm On Jul 19, 2014 |
For you to apply for a french Visa, you must already have admission to a french Higher institution. Without admission to a french institution, you have no evidence to prove you are going to france to study 1 Like 1 Share |
Travel / Applying For And Securing French Student VISA - My Experience by amdekola: 6:29am On Jul 18, 2014 |
Hi All. Recently, I read through some threads relating to the experience of some Nigerians at the French Embassy trying to secure a visa. They mostly had one complain or the other with the overall sentiment being a negative one. Well, having had a smooth experience with the same french embassy, I would love to set the records straight. Here is my case: I successfully secured admission into the Erasmus Mundus Masters program and being an exchange program, I'll be travelling to 4 countries during the Masters, starting with France. Having got my admission letter, insurance and accommodation certificate, I appeared for a Preliminary Interview at Alliance Francais on Thursday July 3rd and submitted my application at the Consulate on Monday, July 7th. True to their word, I was called to pick up my Visa on Wednesday, July 16th, exactly 2 weeks after my first contact with the Allaince Francais. In hindsight, what I can say is that as long as you have something real to do in France and you have sufficient backing, your student visa application should be a breeze. If you are applying for french student visa and you need information or dont even know where to start, feel free to drop me an email at madekola [at] live dot com Cheers. |
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