₦airaland Forum

engrchykae:
the army was finished the day "repentant Boko boys "were absorbed in the army.
They are now on the rank and file of the army.
If you retire the generals and promote a junior officer(repentant Boko Haram)it's still the same problem.
Bottom line is BOKO HAVE COME TO STAY

I have been seeing this issue of repentant boko haram being absorbed into the army. Is it really true?

punisha:
Leave this country if u can ....


What is to come will shock Nigerians.

please, what is to come?

mofedamijo:
TMK, you should start a travel blog. This is masterpiece.

South Africa is not just a beautiful country where you satisfy your eyes and mouth.

South Africa captivates your soul, leaving you with undying memories. You're on your way to the Airport, and you just want to stay back.

South Africa is life.

well said, bro.

Their food no Dey sweet!! Yuck! I tried it sometime ago, I almost vomit.

TMKsouth:
A Tale of Two Cities (Day 3, 09:00)

If you chose to have fun at Gold Reef City and skipped the Hop-on Hop-Off Bus, today might the opportunity to visit two of the stops on the bus route. The historical route!

It will be sombre, it might be emotional, but most of all it will be educational. A visit to any city in South Africa is never complete without learning why they are structured in the odd way that they are - formerly between the different races (Apartheid), and currently more along class lines.

So, visit the 'Apartheid Museum', which has permanent and temporary exhibitions of a once deeply divided country that is today working towards unity and lasting peace.

Next go to 'Constitution Hill', the new home of the country's top court, which was a prison for freedom fighters during the struggle against apartheid.

visited this museum too, opposite the golden reef (was at the golden reef as well).
Was amazed at how rich this museum is and how well the contents have been preserved up till now. Saw letters written many many years ago,...so many stuffs I can’t recall now.
Was at the constitution hill as well.Got to see the cells that housed the black activists.
I’m not one that is normally interested in history, but the visit to the apartheid museum and constitution hill was epic. It was really touching seeing what your founding fathers went through.

Pics below are some of the cells at the constitution hill and the court where sittings take place with our beautiful tour guide.

South Africa has a very rich history.

TMKsouth:
@bolded LMAO

Lol, sore point about Cape Town being more fun than Joburg depends on what you're into because my city buzzes (financial hub) whereas the Cape is more chilled. But I'll concede - Cape Town is built for tourists.

Glad I covered most the areas you visited in Joburg, shows I'm on the right track! Although, I've never been to the crocodile park. I also wanna carry a snake!

FYI - The tallest building in Africa is no-longer Carlton Centre which is where I guess you went to (Eye of Africa). Stay tuned for the new tallest building, it's also in Jozi

(PIC - Old tallest building in Africa - you can view panoramic views of the city on the 50th floor)

PS. The issue of marrying SA chicks is a contentious one dude, so let's leave it there

yeah... this was the building I visited. South Africa is truly blessed.

TMKsouth:
Glad you enjoyed your stay, always great receiving positive feedback. Remember to share a tiny bit on your stay in Joburg, pls pls pls. Any place I shouldn't leave out - also throw in!

it was really fun;
Too many places to see. Was at monte casino, visited lions park...sort of a mini safari .
Also visited crocodile park where I hung a live snake on my neck
Also visited Soweto, went to Nelson Mandela’s house, did a walking tour in Soweto.
Visited the tallest building in Africa.
Went around the old Johannesburg with the hop-on-hop-off bus.
Capetown was much more interesting though, I spent more time there.
Fond memories. Will likely visit towards the end of the year again, that is, if the people that owns the world won’t spring up a surprise that will shut down the world before then.

PS: I’m looking for a South African babe to marry o

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freeman67:
This is better by far. I don't just understand Stanbic IBTC at all again. What I am seeing with them is about 1%.

I think Stanbic is about 2.7%-2.8%. They used to have one of the best rates in the past o.

Timtim8989:
Flight resuming May 1st on emirate page ...LAGOS TO DUBAI.
Go and confirm too.
EMIRATES AIRLINE
Flight starting 418,472 naira.... return
One way 322,380 naira.

Guys, it's better to calm down and plan your journey after ramandan...

Goodluck.

flight schedules for emirate for Dubai-Lagos has always been online.
I just wish they will resolve whatever their issues are soonest.

ransomed:
Keep quiet! Your hands were and still not clean.
You did more evil than Magu.
Your aiding and abetting criminality has no rival .
Have you forgotten that you hid under the cloak of a lawyer to commit heinous crime?
You better shut up. Ekwensu.

please, tell us more about the crimes he committed.

Evidenx:
hahaha..lol. i hear you bru. But in all i love south africa as a whole.

you can say that again. Very beautiful country, with a lot of history. Visited in 2019/early 2020, was in jo’burg and capetown. Nigeria dey learn.

tobsidan1:
I really want to know too when is the government of Nigeria going to respond to the proposal of UAE government regarding the flight ban

did they make a proposal to the Nigerian government? What was the proposal like?

Timtim8989:
By now nigerians should have protested this flight ban resolution at UAE embassy to look into this, we cannot do much from here.

Contonu may close soon...

Its a deep situation now...


If we discuss from here pls send messages again. I changed phones.

please, what’s really the problem between Nigeria and UAE?

gbami:
Whenever you feel an evil thing happening in other places doesn't concern you. Remember this statement.

I’m still baffled at how nnamdi Kanu could predict what is happening currently. Could it be he was privy to some classified documents?
Does anyone have an idea how he was able to predict accurately?

dochenaj:
The Church cannot coexist with the New World Order. And from your post, I suppose you already know that.

The Church that would not be around during the New World Order has no business concerning herself with what will or will not happen during said time.

Our duty now, is to speed up and facilitate said Order to come. Because without the New World Order coming, the Messianic Millennial reign of Jesus would not happen.

the church will be around throughout the great tribulation. There’s nothing like rapture. Take heed so that you won’t be deceived.

Some days ago, I saw where someone posted that the ban issue between Nigeria and UAE had been resolved, eventhough the conditions were mad stringent, like not more than 200 passengers in 2 weeks.

The emirate website did not carry this development, and I’m seeing that it has been deleted on this thread.

Please, what’s the latest development, and is there hope that the issue will be resolved soonest?

jovial4real:
4-6 weeks ahead will be cheaper

ok, thank you for your input.

Wow!One of my dream destinations!, but their tourist visa requirements for Nigerians is stringent.

I’ll have to get a drug-free pass from NDLEA, and stuffs, and I’m thinking the process of getting this document from NDLEA is rigorous.

Will appreciate if those who have successfully visited from Nigeria can share how they went about visa processing.

jovial4real:
Wait till few days to the month that you want to travel then apply, normally the process is 3-5 working days, then book your tickets 1-2weeks ahead in other to get it cheaper.
Assuming you to apply for 3 month Visa now, you only have 2 month to stay here before it expires, because the Visa start counting the date it was released.

thanks for your response.
You mean tickets will be cheaper if booked 1-2 weeks as against booking like 4 - 6 weeks ahead?

Can I apply for a tourist visa now if I intend to travel by end of June?

All these European cities, apart from seeing ancient or historical buildings, what else is there to see?

Me I’m not a fan of museums and historical sites jor.

I’ll rather prefer visits to places like South Africa Kenya or Tanzania where you can explore places like the Serengeti and see these wild animals in their natural habitat, in addition to other stuffs.

Which UAE? Have they lifted the travel ban on Nigeria? I badly need a holiday in June.

Princenady:
What about this?

why are these guys doing this nau? I need a holiday in Dubai in June o!

Abeg, when are they lifting the travel ban on Nigeria? I seriously need to take a holiday in June.

Derende:
It has been extended to March 2020. I just pray it won't be extended again.

to March what date? It was March 10th initially. It was supposed to elapse yesterday.

Has the travel embargo on Nigeria been lifted or extended?

Hmmm! I have Over 400gig of data and don’t know what to do with it.

Mikecold:
Alot of things would happen before 2023.

With what the Terrorist sheik said Boko Haram would definitely take over the bandits and fulani herdsmen and give them full Islamic jihad mission.


This would be the straw that breaks the one Nigeria scam

The military would be so overwhelmed from various angles that it would be a free for all

Biko harms and bandits are one and the same. They just have different names for the purpose of creating confusion.

And that former CBN guy said this bastards have plans to move down south o. In fact, fear dey catch me.

Please, I intend visiting Dubai by last week of June.

What is the earliest time I can apply for a visa?

Can I travel with air peace since emirates and other airlines are not going to Dubai, or is it that Nigerians can no longer visit Dubai?