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Sermwell:No be only Felix, na Benson. Tell me where you saw South West or any Yoruba state in the list abi dem dey fry egg for your head 🍳😀😂 |
mukthar2000:Which one did you see there from SW? 😏 |
gumroad:If you can get a sworn affidavit of lost certificate, I think it would help your case. Better still, if you can go to the institution and get an OFFICIAL STATEMENT, signed and stamped from the exams and records office, stating that your certificate was reported lost and you couldn't get a new one because the University doesn't reissue certificates, it would really help your case. This is just my 2 cents. Good luck. |
Wealthoptulent:Ti won ba gba 3k pounds abi N4m lọwọ e, shey oo ni pe olopa abi EFCC? It's easy to say online bro... If he scammed a corrupt politician now, it would be a different thing, but 4m is a lifetime savings that most hard-working Nigerians don't have. |
Prince16:Be like you like long talk abi... 😒 |
Prince16:I don't know why you quoted me to explain all these... 😒 By the way, DSS isn't Nigeria's equivalent of the FBI, they are the equivalent of the Secret Service. Also, they can't actually see anyone's screen or picture unless some steps are taken to monitor persons of interest. I work in cybersecurity, stop saying things you don't know. It doesn't work that way even in countries with very high internet surveillance. |
Nwaikpe:But at least, he listened to people, unlike Buhari... Anyways, drag APC as you like, I no send them lol. |
Madmohamed1:You're not as anonymous as you think, keep yapping. If DSS writes Nairaland to supply your IP and personal details, e don be for you. |
Ondo state and Lagos should be on that list together na... I believe Lagos offshore oil exploration began a while back. |
brain54:She's only showing off, she's not actually broke abeg. |
If they don't get that man out of power that means Cameroonians have been bewitched. ☠️ 1 president since 1982? Even the Nigeria we complain about, this sort of thing could never happen. You think Nigeria is corrupt till you visit francophone African countries. |
fergie001:Nobody said the title was incorrect, but rather that it was misleading, there's a difference between both. In fact I was more focused on his own intent than the title itself. The man is leaving the position to a higher one, while the undertone was that he left it for youths, whereas he's contesting for a higher political office which is the senate. Besides he was still in the same office till 47 years old, so what does he mean by he's over 40? He has been over 40 since 7 years ago! He will in fact be 49 years old by 2027 when he leaves office. To me all this is just packaging and political sweet talk. |
But he's going to the senate as a higher political office that's why he's leaving the current political office. He still contested and served in office 2 years ago when he was well over 40 years, now he is 47, so this is a bit hypocritical to me 😏 The title is misleading and 40 is way too young to be considered old... Most people don't even start their lives in Africa before 40. |
chicfarmer:That 19 is even without escorts that would still be provided by the appropriate military agency ooo. |
1 service chief alone retiring with almost 20 aides and domestic staff (soldiers), several vehicles changed every 4 years, properties, huge pay offs and robust health package. Service chiefs are retiring like Saudi royals but they all failed to curb insecurity, banditry and terrorism is spreading like wildfire. This is the same country where pensioners are suffering and states are struggling to pay 70k minimum wage. . . |
ehizojieonuku:Follow Jiggernappy's advice above 👆🏽 and go with your laminated copy since he had a similar case without any bad experience, but you might have to contend with Mr. Paulinus cos that one likes to scare people unnecessarily... LOL Either ways, if you have a supplementary copy, yes please take all along with you, but as Jigger said above, nothing to be scared about. I just gave you the official information cos laminated certificates are generally discouraged at the German embassy. So good luck. |
herlonso:1. You must use a German resident as a reference person. Nigerian residents cannot be your reference person, but anyone in Germany, as long as their status is legal may act as your reference. 2. You are relocating to Germany, so you do not intend to retain a permanent residence outside Germany. Only short term visa can say "yes" but in this case, the answer should be no (please feel free to double-check this information). 3. You need to have a place where you plan to be accommodated and supply the details, even if it's just a hotel or something... 4. Intended length of stay is 1 year, so give an estimated date based on how soon you think you'll leave... For instance, you can calculate a date in 2026 June to June 2027, to make one year, cos waiting period, appointment, visa collection would gulp over 6 months... |
ehizojieonuku:As a rule, they don't accept laminated certificates. So try to remove it from the laminates or get a supplementary copy. |
LOVEGINO:Person wey don give woman belle no be small pikin again my bro... |
werisetogether:I taya for them... |
AllLovingGod:No be only visa agent, na embassy agent 😒 |
If they ask him to pay taxes now he'll start begging Alausa officials. ![]() Cho cho cho, you cast yourself but you no wan pay tax. |
Slimani:LOL, knowing how some Nigerians behave, a lot won't pay once their visas come out, that's the truth. Regardless, all these talks of escrow etc is really unnecessary. Just find those agents who receive payments after the visa is granted and if you cannot find any, do it yourself. Anyone who is skeptical about paying a travel agent should at least have the courage to apply himself. It will take time, effort and you could even make costly mistakes in the process, but that's the price of doing it yourself. If you're careful enough and apply the right way, you can also get your visa without issues. Either ways, there is always a risk factor whether you're doing it yourself or using an agent, so it's your choice at the end of the day. |
Mariangeles:In this modern world, you say they should remove internet? Sex is the only thing we can all do without. There is artificial insemination for pregnancy and sex isn't crucial to survival. But then, some of you cannot do without sleep with someone or being slept with 😏 |
CodeTemplarr:If they add English div 2 and 3 the list would be crazy oo. Nigerians would be more than 1k, both mixed and pure breed. |
Slimani:I think some agents already do that. Some charge only when visas come out, so yes, it's very much possible. But another thing is the client meeting his own end of the agreement cos some Nigerians too won't pay once they get what they want 🤷🏽♂️ I think what builds trust is transparency and as long as the agent is upfront about what to expect and what not to expect, it's fair enough. Even all these talks about self application; most people who have applied for visas before know it's no small feat, the mistakes could even be more expensive than giving it to an agent, but really I am tired of Nigerians blaming people for their visa woes. My own philosophy now is: just apply yourself and bear your wins and losses yourself. I am really tired of all these talks of visa scams. If you're not lazy, run it yourself and learn from it. |
ATTAHDYE:LOL you're absolutely correct. In fact the agents don't have to make any mistake before the embassy denies a visa, but how do agents explain when the clients have paid and want to see result? 😂😂😂 Just like someone said above, it's better to guide people (consult) and charge for your service than to charge a lump sum for visa processing, cos that's where the blames start from. When you charge a service fee and tell them to pay all other fees themselves, it's a win-win, even if the visa doesn't get approved, they know they did everything themselves. Perhaps this is the best way to run a travel agency in Nigeria. |
herlonso:As for document upload, it's very flexible and you can simply upload ur passport where you don't have a document available. You can always edit those details before submitting for preliminary review. ⚠️ But for personal details like your names, passport number, DOB, etc, some of these details may not be editable so you need to at least make sure your personal details are correct from the onset. Even if it's editable, I advise you exercise caution and make sure your data is correct. Better safe than sorry. |
Hmm... Madam! 😏 Anyways I wish Regina all the best and hope she reconciles with her husband. The girl is too young to be a divorcee. |
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