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Carry this game 1 and for bet9ja
You go just dey smile...

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OyinO:
They simply want to obtain business ideas and concepts from the public.

They just want to sample crude and innovative God given ideas from the general public to invest in.

They'll critize ur idea and make it seem worthless then tell you "thanks for trying" only to use them later.

Tony Elumelu is the grandfather of this kind of scam, he has already gone continental...

VAR wahala... thank God...

VAR wahala. .... Abeg oh

Musa should be the captain....

I predict 150+ pages on this single tread.... Go Super Eagles.....

Hmmm, note worthy.

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria, on Tuesday explained why it no longer issues visas to Nigerians.

The Embassy’s Charge d’ Affaires, Michel Deleen, said in Lagos that the Embassy had since 2013, swapped its visa issuance processes in Nigeria, with the French Consulate General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

“Let me remind Nigerians that since 2013, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria had signed agreements with the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

Netherlands explains why it no longer issues visas to NigeriansPublished on August 22, 2017 By Ifreke Inyang

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria, on Tuesday explained why it no longer issues visas to Nigerians.

The Embassy’s Charge d’ Affaires, Michel Deleen, said in Lagos that the Embassy had since 2013, swapped its visa issuance processes in Nigeria, with the French Consulate General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

“Let me remind Nigerians that since 2013, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria had signed agreements with the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

“What this means is that we have swapped our visa application processes in Nigeria with the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

“Let me remind Nigerians that under these agreements, any Nigerian that wants to visit the Netherlands for business, study or tourism should always process their visa applications through the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja,” he said.

Deleen also urged Nigerians to always apply for visas to the Netherlands, through VFS Global to the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

“Let me also advise anyone seeking visas to the Netherlands through the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja, to always first apply through VFS Global.

“When you first apply to VFS Global for visas to the Netherlands, VFS Global would thereafter send them to the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja for processing,” he added.

Hmmm, note worthy...

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria, on Tuesday explained why it no longer issues visas to Nigerians.

The Embassy’s Charge d’ Affaires, Michel Deleen, said in Lagos that the Embassy had since 2013, swapped its visa issuance processes in Nigeria, with the French Consulate General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

“Let me remind Nigerians that since 2013, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria had signed agreements with the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

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NEWSNetherlands explains why it no longer issues visas to NigeriansPublished on August 22, 2017 By Ifreke Inyang

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria, on Tuesday explained why it no longer issues visas to Nigerians.


The Embassy’s Charge d’ Affaires, Michel Deleen, said in Lagos that the Embassy had since 2013, swapped its visa issuance processes in Nigeria, with the French Consulate General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

“Let me remind Nigerians that since 2013, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria had signed agreements with the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.


“What this means is that we have swapped our visa application processes in Nigeria with the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

“Let me remind Nigerians that under these agreements, any Nigerian that wants to visit the Netherlands for business, study or tourism should always process their visa applications through the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja,” he said.

Deleen also urged Nigerians to always apply for visas to the Netherlands, through VFS Global to the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja.

“Let me also advise anyone seeking visas to the Netherlands through the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja, to always first apply through VFS Global.

“When you first apply to VFS Global for visas to the Netherlands, VFS Global would thereafter send them to the French Consulate-General in Lagos and the Embassy of Belgium in Abuja for processing,” he added.

Where that my passport dey sef...

Ecuadorian Ambassador to Nigeria, Amb. Deopoldo Rovayo, says his country and Nigeria have agreed to sign a visa free agreement.

Rovavo made the announcement in Abuja on Wednesday when he paid a courtesy visit to the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Amb. Olukunle Bamgbose.

He disclosed the purpose of his visit was to strengthen bilateral ties between his country and Nigeria, especially in the communication sector.

According to him, it is also to initiate an agreement between the two nations to enable their nationals visit each other’s country without having to apply for visa.

He said this was necessary because the number of Nigerians in Ecuador were now increasing more than before.

The envoy said that there were approximately about one thousand Nigerians living in Ecuador and that the number would continue to rise.
Bamgbose assured the envoy that the Federal Government would work with Ecuador on how to implement the non-visa agreement.

DAILY POST reports that holders of Nigerian passports can currently enter 45 countries visa-free.

See list below:

African countries
Benin republic (visa free)
Burkina Faso (visa free)
Burundi (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Cape Verde (visa on arrival)
Cameroon (visa free)
Chad (visa free)
Comoros Island (visa on arrival)
Cote d’Ivoire (visa free)
Djibouti (visa on arrival)
Gambia (visa free for 90 days)
Ghana (visa free)
Guinea (visa free)
Guinea Bissau (visa free for 90 days)
Kenya (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Liberia (visa free)
Madagascar (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Maldives (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Mali (visa free)
Mauritania (visa on arrival)
Mauritius (visa free for 90 days)
Mozambique (visa free for 30 days)
Niger republic (visa free)
Senegal (visa free)
Seychelles (visitor’s permit on arrival for 1 month)
Sierra Leone (visa free)
Somalia (visa on arrival)
Tanzania (visa on arrival)
Togo (visa free)
Uganda (visa on arrival)

American countries
Ecuador
Barbados (visa free for 6 months)
Dominica (visa free for 21 days)
Haiti (visa free for 3 months)

Asian countries
Iran (visa on arrival)
Sri Lanka (electronic travel authorization)
Timor-Leste (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Bangladesh (visa on arrival)

Oceanian countries
Micronesia (visa free for 30 days)
Nauru (visa on arrival)
Vanuatu (visa free for 30 days)
Palau (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Tuvalu (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Samoa (entry permit on arrival for 60 days)
Fiji (visa-free for 4 months)

Entry requirements are:
International Passport
Proof of sufficient funds
Accommodation
Return ticket

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Farewell to Egypt...

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neighbourhud:
Is this a name or password?

Some tight Russian grade password right there...

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Portugal 2: Spain 1

We know what they can do. They have proven to be better than the transmission boys...


https://www.nairaland.com/4015624/frsc-recovers-lost-property-belonging

The transmission boys won't like this one bit.

Meanwhile, the FRSC though less funded by both FG and philanthropists, have in countless occasions pproven than if funded adequately would make the highways safer for all road users as well as ensure victims of RTCs still alive at the time of their arrival are properly managed...

Well done FRSC...

The transmission boys won't like this one bit.

Meanwhile, the FRSC though less funded by both FG and philanthropists, have in countless occasions pproven than if funded adequately would make the highways safer for all road users as well as ensure victims of RTCs still alive at the time of their arrival are properly managed...

Well done FRSC

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erico2k2:
Plz just out of curiosity. how does the Pic show saraki using him as a thug, or are there other pics?

Mr. Man, if an armed murderer says you sponsored him, and moments later pictures appear showing the armed muderer right behind you in a function dressed like you, then it's no longer a coincidence.

An ordinary guest can't get that close to Saraki in public with all his security details around OK?

Where is your brain?

continentalceo:
Growup, since when has wedding guests become evidence of robbery. Stop displaying your ignorance on nairaland.

This is not ignorance, it's a fact. No unknown guest can stand that close to Bukola Saraki with close ties or personal relationship. Watch his dressing and composure and see that he's not excited by his present because he is use to being around Bukola Saraki.

That guy is a henchman of Bukola Saraki.

SBG04:
I don't understand this madness! Even Saraki has restricted this persecution bullshit to the IGP and the invitation saga, he never mentioned Buhari. Why on earth are these useless people going on and on about Buhari??
A car was seized in the Kwara State government house. That car was used in a robbery. That car was purchased by Saraki for the gang leader of the robbery. Please is it out of place for the police to ask Saraki to explain his relationship to a robbery, especially as the robber mentioned his name?? What is wrong with Nigerians. Why do we always complain about the system yet we harass those that are trying to make te system work? I tire for this country honestly! These Saraki foot soldiers don't know Saraki has a big file in the major western capitals of the world. He is known in the Panama leaks fraud, the Societe General bank fraud, owning houses in London with money from "sugar" and "farming" and now sponsoring robbers that killed 33 people. Nigerians Please let's allow the system to work for once!!!! Please! Stop all this persecution nonsense. Saraki, in his press statement yesterday, didn't even deny knowing those robbers. He just said he had nothing to do with the robbery. The Kwara State government too didn't deny sponsoring those robbers, they just said they gave them money but didn't know what they used te money for. What then is the problem of these people shouting persecution? Even when the accused haven't denied their involvement!

Remain blessed. If only we all think this way without sentiments.

Saraki come and clear yourself is a problem...

Guys, continue to share this in all social media networks until it gets international attention...

nlanded:
Dude, learn to analyse stuff well before you run your mouth about something you don't know about.

www.17gz.org is a portal that some Chinese Uni's use for online applications for International students, and that's why you see www.upc.17gz.org, it doesn't mean that is the University's website. The UPC you see in the URL is only referring to the section of the portal for that particular university.

Take a look at this official website of a Chinese university and it listed www.17gz.org for it's applications:

http://cie.hhu.edu.cn/5009/list.htm

You would see that their University's section on the portal of the 17gz.org website is http://hhu.17gz.org showing the university's initials of HHU just as that of UPC above as well.

You just came here thinking you did some FBI style discovery and littered the thread with your comments saying this is scam when in the real sense you just displaced a high level of ignorance and low level of analytical competence.

NOTE: harffie, Yewandequeen, Sleezwizz, Sarang, Lazyreporta, dkronicle, enjay1; That guy gave you all wrong information, this is not fake.

Pure FAKE with uppercase letters...