₦airaland Forum

Emmasonic4me:
I took the first dose of the vaccine today and the guy there said second dose comes after 8-12 weeks of taking the first dose.

I tried to argue that its 6 weeks but you know that Nigerian thing of "Do you want to teach me my job?" started and I had to end it there.

I know I can take the second dose elsewhere so long as I have my card.

Got me ROFL with the “Do you want to teach me my job?” part. I had similar experience but from the police.

Hopefully, you will get the second shot in 6 weeks time.

Legacyedition:
Don't be angry please, I am not saying this to make you sad, just for you to take actions.


Active review nowadays is a generic response, I have been getting active review response since April, I have ordered 2 gcms notes with blank eligibility review in May and this June. I kept on sending webforms pointing to the fact I found on my gcms notes. Eligibility just truly started a week ago for March 19 application. You can check your gcms note if there's something on your eligibility, then you are good to go.

Awwww....am not angry/sad at all.

Funny enough, I just got this email response from the Lagos office this afternoon:


“Good day,

 

In response to your email enquiry below, kindly note that this application is still under active review by our office. At the moment, we are not in a position to give a clear indication of when we anticipate finalizing this application.

However, we wish to inform you that our office is doing the necessary to ensure that this application is processed and finalised within the shortest timeframe possible.

 

We respectfully request that you refrain from writing further emails until we contact you. We will not be responding to future emails received within this timeframe.

 

We appreciate your cooperation, patience, and understanding.”

They are referring to the email enquiry I sent on June 7th, which Nairobi office has already responded to with the same GENERIC answer.
Nairobi or Lagos, which is it

Though my eligibility has not yet started, I may order for my GCMS notes as you suggested.

Really appreciate the heads up.

Ketima:
Please house, how can someone know where they are handling his or her file?

I think most study visa applications from Nigeria are handled by the Nairobi office.
I would suggest you send an email enquiry to all the visa offices (Accra, Abuja, Lagos, Nairobi, Beijing, London, etc). The relevant office will hopefully reply back.

That was what I did. I got acknowledgment mail from Lagos and London. Accra forwarded my email to Nairobi from where I got the “my application under active review in their office” response.

Hope this helps.

IntimidationJay:
bruh did you go through NSE?

I got the NSE request but ignored it cos my financial sponsors are UK based.

BTW, am a Sista

Oreoluwamipo:
Someone here reached out to the PM concerning march applicants .. He was replied that eligibility has began for you people but just not updated , it will end in praise.

AMEN!

EmeeNaka:
that's harsh. Have your eligibility begun?

Nope.

Though I have tried to login this morning, but couldn’t. I think I saw a notification yesterday on their website that the site will be under going some maintenance work between 1am to 6am ETD ( 6am to 11am Nigerian time).

I have also sent an email to Nairobi, was told that my application is under “active review”.

God, I dey your hand ooo.

EmeeNaka:
Abeg, where is the PPR now ooo? Have all April Applicants here got their PPR? I am restless

March 1st Applicant, still waiting.

IT IS WELL WITH MY SOUL!

ritzzybaron:
Hello dear. Please where did you take the vaccine?

I reside in Lagos. Ikorodu to be precise. All you have to do is to go to the nearest Primary Health Care Center/LCDA/LGA/General Hospital in your area.

Took mine in my LCDA and it is FREE. I was not asked to pay any money. They prefer to attend to second dose takers, but I brought their attention to the announcement made by the Govt and they attended to me.

Also, make sure you eat very well before you take the dose.

Hope this helps.

emmalextemtop:
Yah, heard that too, but not sure if it is approved like that, no matter what, one still have to do the quarantine, but nevertheless sha...

What type of dose were you given? (it has the necessary for countries)
And when did you do it?
What was the duration between the two doses?

It’s official now.

1st dose of AstraZeneca/Oxford.

Yesterday, 21/06/2021.

2nd dose is taken 6 weeks from the 1st dose.

Hope this helps.

MadeMan01:
Which LGA did you go for COVID vaccine and what vaccine options are availabl

I reside in Lagos. Ikorodu to be precise. All you have to do is to go to the nearest Primary Health Care Center/LCDA/LGA/General Hospital in your area.

Took mine in my LCDA and it is FREE. I was not asked to pay any money. They prefer to attend to second dose takers, but I brought their attention to the announcement made by the Govt and they attended to me.

Also, make sure you eat very well before you take the dose.

The vaccine available is AstraZeneca/Oxford.

Hope this helps.

meemeeibrahim22:
Was it free or did you have to pay anything

Free.

meemeeibrahim22:
Did you take it in Abuja or Lagos please ?

Lagos.

Intrepid01:
Did you pay or free of charge?

Free of charge.

When I got to the location, there wasn’t much people. Three of the nurses assigned to give the shot were just sitting and waiting for who to attend to.

In humble opinion, I think the Govt. knows that people are still sceptical/skeptical about Covid-19/vaccine and are very reluctant to be vaccinated. Hence, it is administered free of charge.

Lekiboboe:
Alright, Roger that. Thanks to everyone for the based on experience information & heads-up as regards the Vaccination

Thanks to you too for all you do here.

JDforeal:
Please which of the location did you take yours

I reside in Lagos. Ikorodu to be precise. All you have to do is to go to the nearest Primary Health Care Center/LCDA/LGA/General Hospital in your area.

Took mine in my LCDA and it is FREE. I was not asked to pay any money. They prefer to attend to second dose takers, but I brought their attention to the announcement made by the Govt and they attended to me.

Also, make sure you eat very well before you take the dose.

Hope this helps.

emmalextemtop:
Hello!

Sorry, are we to get vaccinated before traveling to Canada now ni?
It was not like that before....

And, can someone do it in his/her state or only Lagos?

It has been announced that full vaccination (1st and 2nd doses) exempts one from the manadatory hotel quarantine.

Did mine in Lagos, don’t have info for other states.

Just took my first dose of the AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccine.
I was told to come back in 6 weeks time (2nd August) for the second dose.
Also that the side effects differs, but commonly headache, pains and high temperature. I was advised by the Nurse to take paracetamol once I get home or start experiencing any of the above side effects.

Hope this helps for those you need the info.

Queenmama03:
Indeed what my God cannot do does not exist!
PPR received just now.
I still feel like I'm dreaming.
April 22nd applicant
@FrankRobbn1 you are the real MVP.

Congratulations!!!

onomss:
Good morning house.

Please how can I get the covid-19 vaccine. That quarantine money is scary.. someone should please help me oh

Note the above info from Oyesquare 10.

Oyesquare10:
*PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT*

*1st dose COVID Vaccination in Lagos State*

As we continue the *2nd dose* COVID vaccination exercise in Lagos State, we encourage people who are due for the 2nd dose (6weeks after the 1st jab) to come for their 2nd jab *irrespective of the appointment date* (This is recommended by National Primary Health Care Development Agency & Development Partners)

*1st dose vaccination:* We are also giving opportunity for people older than 18years that are willing to get their 1st doses *commencing from tomorrow Monday 21st June, 2021*

*TIME* 8.00AM - 3.00PM daily.

*VENUE:* Designated vaccination posts - Health Centres/PHCs & General Hospitals within
the LGAs/LCDAs

*COVID Vaccination is FREE, Effective and Safe*

Announcer:
Lagos State Primary Health Care Board.

Thanks for this info!

jfrazzy:
Do u know NIA clinic in abuja

No, I don’t. I reside in Lagos. Well, thanks for your response.

Kemdil:
Some staff of National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) came to hubby’s organization to give the vaccines to their staffs and their immediate family members). You get registered, take vaccine and they snap u. You’ll be given a card with a barcode and told on your next appointment.

Thanks for your response.

“Dear ............. you have successfully registered and will be scheduled for your first dose of COVID-19 Vaccine at .........,,. Primary Health Centre
Your Vaccination ID is NG-LA.........,,,”

I got the above sms way back in March 2021 from NPHCDA after registering online. I am yet to get any info about the scheduling.

Please, does anyone have any idea what I need to do going forward? Hope it is not too late to complete the process.

Kemdil:
Maybe the duration differs for different vaccines. I took my first dose in May and I’m scheduled for my next vaccine this week. Mine is AstraZeneca//Oxford to be precise.

Please, what is the process involved and the location of your vaccine administration?

iampaulsmith:
Amen. Thank you. You don’t have to book a return ticket, one way is enough.

Okay, thanks.

[quote author=iampaulsmith post=102894359]LANDING GIST…Long post alert

British Airways- Lagos to Heathrow



Please, was your ticket one way or return

badmanjo:
God shall come through for all of us still expecting oo, when did you apply?

Amen!

March 1st!

badmanjo:
Please who is traveling between the 14th to 18th of July to Toronto, asking for a friend who needs a travel buddy.. thanks

Am Toronto bound, but targeting 15th or 22nd August and also waiting for PPR to show.

God na your hand I dey ooo.
It will surely end in PRAISE!

Ruthbella:
I received my GCM note today.

Please, how did you apply and when?

Lianna2020:
PPR already board Ethiopian airline

@Lianna2020: From your mouth to God’s ears

Khamon:
how did u know, mine is march 2nd

@Khamon: I sent an urgent email to the Lagos, Abuja, Accra, London, Beijing, Nairobi offices last week (7th June).

Nairobi responded today that my application is “under active review in their office” and that I will be “notified once a decision is reached or if additional documents are required”.

Hope this helps.

Congratulations to all PPR recipients!

March 1st Applicant.

Just got to know that my application is “under active review in Nairobi office”.

PPR pls show your lovely face.

God na your hand I dey ooo