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DaddyCoool:
Have you ever conducted investigation to see if ANY of them be Naija

honeycruize:
Good afternoon everyone

Please I have a question and I would really appreciate everyone’s input, my husband traveled to Canada on a study permit on August 2023, he’s studying a two years course and currently in his second year, since the end of SWOP for diploma student we have been searching for the best way to join him over there, we have a 9 months old son.
We have decided to submit a visitor visa for both my son and myself, we used my Dad as sponsor with a bank statement of over 600 million naira, sitting balance of 18 million and my husband’s 6 months pay slip from his job in Canada, as proof of funds, I personally don’t have any substantial Money in my account and I’ve only been using my OPay account for about a year now, so we are planning to use an investment certificate I have stating that the investments proceeds will be deposited into my account at a later time, while including it in my statement of purpose that I will submit my bank statements when I get the investment
So my question is
1. Should I submit my OPay bank statements
2. Is an investment certified enough for my personal proof of fund?

Thank you

Looking back, Prasert Sriwaurai isn’t sure what stopped the crew from killing their skipper. But he can’t forget the anguish that drove them to discuss, in whispered voices, whether a body thrown into the depths of the ocean would ever be discovered.

For years, the fishermen had been trapped at sea in brutal conditions – forced to work or face being beaten with barbed stingray tails, scalded by boiling water and woken up with hammer blows. For many desperate to escape the boat, murder felt like the only option.

“I just feel pity, thinking about it,” said Sriwaurai, now a 60-year-old monk in a remote village in northeastern Thailand. “I feel pitiful for myself and others. We just wanted to go home, but were stopped and pushed to the point where we discussed killing. It’s pitiful.”

Sriwaurai’s six years held captive are a far cry from the life he expected when he joined the boat in 2009, lured by the promise of a monthly salary of 10,000 baht (£230) and decent conditions.

But they warn that major loopholes persist, and momentum to tackle them is waning. According to an index produced by the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organised Crime, Thailand remained among the “worst performers” in terms of prevalence of IUU fishing in its fleet in 2021, alongside countries including Taiwan and China.

“As part of the promises to the European Union, Thailand had to amend its trafficking in persons law, to also make forced labour a crime under Thai law,” Phil Robertson, deputy director of Human Rights Watch, told a recent panel. “But so far, there’s been almost no action by the Thai authorities on issues of forced labour.”

He added that the government has done “very little” to educate law enforcement agencies about what forced labour is, contributing to a lack of “practical implementation of the law”. None of the fleet owners or captains who have committed abuses have gone to prison, for instance.

eazzzy1:
I think prefectship positions should be by selection. It’s too early in the life of the children to introduce them to politics. The adverse effect of politics will always be there whether it’s general elections or primary school election. The losers will always be aggrieved, hate will be introduced in their young minds, some parents may start accusing the young voters of tribalism and implant same in their children’s mind.

Some kids will never want to compete anymore because they never want the humiliation of losing again. At this age they should all be getting participation trophies to encourage participation.

In 2020, it was estimated that only 6% of the prisoners were actually serving sentences - the rest were stuck in DR Congo's legal system where cases can drag on for years.

Therein lies the tension for Europe: the concept of a narco-state has always felt very far away to Europeans, who can tend to figure the corrupt states producing their drugs are someone else’s problem. But Albania’s central positioning in the drug industry has brought the problem closer, right at a time when Albanians are hoping to become more connected to the EU’s economic engine.

SirFamous11:
Must I take the Test of English language test before moving to the US?

Barteze:
Don't you know that most Nigeria youths the police harass on the road...

Barteze:
The take away for me is dress the way you want to be addressed. Don't be deceived, how you dress is how people perceive you.

DaddyCoool:
Mumụ did you invent language? Do you know definition of black? Is any human being black?
And do you know what white looks like?
Is any human being white?? Dummy!