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Stargangz:
Are u going there to join the drug cartels?

Good evening nairalanders, I have read a lot about Brazil �� here in the travel section and I see a need to visit the country as soon as possible. There is a proverb that says if you seek direction, there is no way you can miss your way. Would like to know from my senior men who have more experience relative to Brazil tourist visas for a guy. How easy to get the visa? Is the visa hard to get? Do Brazil always declines people's visas, like the UK which always finds fault in your application. Your take on this is highly welcome. God bless Nairaland and Nairalanders.

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Please keep in mind that this is only for CCC members.

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WearGrace:
Hello Nairaland family,

We are recruiting people with a strong passion for sales in the retail space to our Hub-Agent programme. We are working towards becoming Nigeria's number one mass market casual clothing line and eventually Sub-Saharan Africa's leading mass market clothing line. To this end, we only want to work with people of the utmost integrity.

Agents will be tasked with selling WearGrace products for as low as N2,000 to customers. Agents remit N1,500 per item sold and keep N500. On the other end, agents can sell products worth N25,000 to customers and keep N5000 per sale. There are no targets and no limits, so agents can earn as much N100,000 a month.

From our current data, three types of people are likely to excel as Hub-Agents
1. Individuals who work in organisations with a large number of employees: With minimal effort, individuals in this group can make sales and earn a lot of income as colleagues and their extended families serve as a steady customer pipeline.
2. Students: WearGrace clothing are very affordable and so we have seen that students and other price sensitive people are eager to purchase our quality, brand new clothing!
3. Experienced salespersons: We have also noticed that individuals with experience selling various classes of item tend to perform well as Agents and earn significant income from the program.

The Hub-Agent program presents the opportunity for selected participants to either earn income on the side or earn enough as a full time job, the choice is yours!

The position is highly competitive and the opportunity is open to people in Lagos and Abuja, Nigeria. (Please check your email a few days after applying for feedback)

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I remember that programme on because station epade gomina..the man can insult callers if you address him wrongly.

Rip sir

Add me up sir 08068145415

Go online or visit the country embassy yourself for requirement..this are things you can do yourself. Don't allow any agent to turn you ATM machine. Search on Google and on youtube.

Iyaebe:
So funny, cele na church?

LEAVE OUR CHURCH ALONE Spiritual Work is highly Biblical and Scriptural. If you don't know,

It is part and parcel of the foundation and operations of God in CCC. If you don't believe in it, you have the liberty to drive yourself out of the Celestial Church of Christ.

Spiritual Work is a divine heritage for us in CCC. Stop talking about what you have no clear understanding and knowledge. Anything of the Spirit is called Spiritual.

Enough of condemnation from all these new generations of "I know more than Jesus" brethren. Enough from all these ones that the letters of 21st Century belief and teachings are killing.

If you think Celestial Church of Christ is too archaic,dirty and ritualistic, go out and establish your own Church with your doctrines. Nobody is stopping you.

Because you know the letters from Genesis to Revelation, all you can now see and discuss about this precious Church is evil. Besides,who made you a judge over this Holy Church? Why destroying yourself unjustly? You feel you can talk,hence CCC must always remain your topic of discussion?

Let our Church be as divinely established! If CCC ceases to be, surely, there will be a vacuum in the world.

No one is disputing the excesses and the gaps, but always be reminded that,"Ninu ikoko dudu Ijo yi, èko funfun igbala n jade fun egbelegbe eniyan." Nothing manned by sons of men can remain faultless. Only God has no flaws. There is no bad in God and there is no good in satan.

With or without you, "Ijo yi ni yoo we aye mo".

Stop your Criticism, Condemnation and Crucifixion of this holy Church. Only a bustard keeps making an open ridicule of his parents. If all you care about is how to attack and subtly abuse the tenets, doctrines and divine injunctions of this church, you better reconsider.

Booda oni degree, Booda oloyinbo, Aunty to posh, Aunty to ti laju, biko leave our Church alone. Go and preach Jesus. Have you preached all sermons in the Holy Writ and to all the ends of the world? Never ever make this Holy Church your sermon topic again,if you have nothing positive to say about the Holy Church.

If your spiritual eyes are blind and your spirit man is dead, nothing can stop the GRACE OF JESUS CHRIST from abiding in this Church.

CCC does not cross path with any denomination neither have you read where CCC borrowed or copied anything from any religion or denomination. God finished everything about the Church before it was descended through the precious blood of Jesus Christ.

Stop wasting your life in trying to bring this Church down. Stop disturbing yourself about CCC matters. Has God ever complained about this Church or reported this Church to you once? You are not God. Stop playing the role of God when it comes to CCC matters and issues.

This is CELESTIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST. IJO MIMO TI KRISTI LATI ORUN WA.

Leave our Church alone. We love our Church,irrespective of the inadequacies.

Most people go for used items than brand new ones because of price reductions. This is a platform to buy and sell any items you wish to discard or have in your home. You might have people around you in need of a particular item, you can get it for them via the group within the desired amount which enables you to add a little sum to the item. Then you cash out. If you are interested to join the growing group mainly for Abuja residents only

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Can you help with the arrangement and the price

Drella:
The brothel must contain assorted babes.Police like ikebe,you know how to provide that.

wizdooarchy3:
Sale AGBO or orijinal Ijaw

Or

Start OLOSHO BUssiness

God bless you bro

Emmexguy123:
You can sell old Kenya weed,,, second hand Aba bullets and 1946 kai.
Thank me later

Thanks

[quote author=Drella post=106561395]Hehehehe
This OP na clown.

Na police owe money pass.They will owe you and there is nothing like arresting a police man.



God bless you sir...i would venture into it and maybe if to add demarcate 10rooms for brothel(ile ashewo) thx

Thanks so much
Thinking if I can be selling basic needs of police like handcuffs, teargas, bullets, etc, or do I need a license to do that?

Pls nairalanders got a shop beside a police station and I need an idea of what to sell in the shop that would boom making 20k daily.

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Fuzoma:
@Colarfreak I was blessed by all your detailed infos. Thank you. Even though I am not op or I don't need this information now but it might serve for later. Thanks again

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You welcome bro...one love

drake99:
great experience, please is Cameroon worth living in?

Yes

veneza:
In the end you paid heavily,so I just feel flight is more convenient.
Have you by chance stayed over there

I stayed in Yaounde (cameroon) for 4months become coming back to Abuja.. because I paid heavily i followed another exist route which is through Yola back to Nigeria. I have general experience

You can message me on collarfreak1234@gmail.com for more info about Cameroon

veneza:
Are you in cross river ,have you by chance taken that route.
In summary what's the budget for the trip.

veneza:
Are you in cross river ,have you by chance taken that route.
In summary what's the budget for the trip.

I am based here in Abuja but I travelled through the route last year in December to yaounde in Cameroon. Cameroon border was closed during my visit but the Nigeria border was opened. Though I did not experience issues with Nigeria immigration just have to give 2k in two places making 4k and I was allowed to cross.
I was dumped at Ikom because I was thinking getting to the border was far and I paid 30k to a cross river-based but Cameroonian man to cross me and it was on the road I discovered where he collected 30k for is just 5mins drive from where I was picked and he didn't even cross me because he left me and I have to face Nigeria immigration myself with my invitation letter. Never make such a mistake.

My passport was not stamped by Cameroon immigration because their border was still closed and I was told that we are going to face hell on our way because the Cameroon police gonna disturb us rather if we have ample cash to settle them. We were told we are going to meet 16 police checkpoints from Ekok to Daoula(economic state) and 14 police checkpoints from Ekok to Bamenda and the least each control would demand would-be 25thousand franc - 35thousand franc which is approximately at least 25k would be spent at each control and it was the time crisis was happening in Cameroon.
After calculating what we have left we concluded passing through Bamenda to reduce the number of control checking points. We had to pass the night at Ekok because it was late before we got to the border and the hotel per night was 6thousandfranc(6k Nigeria money)

We proceeded early morning at exactly 5 am and we were charged 10-15thousand franc to Bamenda and the journey took almost 5hours but the roads are good but corners and hills were much on the road.

Once we approach any checkpoint, the driver would ask us to come down of the car and submit our passport and he would be the one to hand over our passport to the police and police would come to check our face if it tallies with a picture on the passport. We were asked to scatter our luggage and thoroughly checked and the money would be demanded and the driver would tell us to arrange a 25thousand franc on the ground whenever we are approaching any checkpoint. Cameroon citizens inside the vehicle would also come down of the car and they would show their national I.d card before they can be permitted to proceed.
Before we got to Bamenda, the money on us got finished because some police delayed us and increased the fees because they feel we are from Nigerians and we have money. Though the driver really helped us at a point
There was this last police checkpoint in conjunction with controls and army, we were supposed to pay them separating and our money got finished and we could not settle the last one, we had to collect the account number of the army that we are going to transfer money to him as soon as we get to Bamenda because they make use of momo agent in Cameroon. The driver stood by us to achieve this before they could release our passports to us.

Cameroon police and army are more corrupt than Nigeria police because their uniform men collect money opening they don't care who you are. At any checkpoint, Cameroon citizen would park their cars and go into where their boss who will be sitting under the tree to pay a fee before proceeding. The only thing about Cameroon uniform men is that they are young boys and girls, very hard to see old people in the service compare with Nigeria. They are all fine boys Asif handsomeness is part of the selection criteria. Their uniform is dope and looking good because the Cameroon government pays them well.

Which part of the cross-river are you? Anywhere you are, find your way to ikom which is very close to ogoja and a 2hrs drive from Abakaliki.
When you get to ikom, take a bike or a vehicle to ekok which is the Cameroon border though you might settle Nigeria soldiers at any given point before getting to Nigeria/Cameroon border not more than 500naira so you can budget 2k for the settlement. When you get to the border there is just one way to cut our immigration is via boat to cross you because the river is what separates Nigeria and Cameroon but you would have to pay for the boat but very cheap. But if you have your passport and the genuine reason going there, pass through our immigration gate just that you would have to tip them to allow you. N.B there are bad guys at the Nigeria border impersonating immigration once they see you are going for the first time, they would request for your passport and demand for money from you, and if you give at your own risk. you need to be sharp, don't form ajebo, and be observant instead be ready to waste money. Once you find your way to Ekok(Cameroon border) allow the Cameroon immigration to stamp your passport for you which comes with fees because all uniform men in Cameroon are also more corrupt than Nigerians. It is very important you get your passport stamp to avoid their police and control on the highway demanding money from you by seizing your passport. Once your passport is stamped, take a bike to the park still trekable though and when you get to the back you can change your naira to the franc and enter any vehicle going to your destination.
If you have any more questions you can ask me

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[b]It's a UK overseas territory, which means you will need a UK visa to visit.........Not worth it.

Very boring island with some Africa standard buildings concentrated along a large Valley.

Find better country




Thanks bro

Please my fellow nairalanders, please is there anybody with information about Saint Helena visa from Nigeria
Help a brother

DenreleDave:
Which one is dodorima

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