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Make those idiots sha no travel to mess up the country and give all Nigerians bad name

SuppoOmoo:
I stumbled on the this thread yesterday night and decided to read through all pages overnight.

Kudos to all those who have contributed and share hints and tips.

In my own case, I participated in the Maiden Edition of MEXT Teacher Training Scholarship in 2016 through 2017. I remember I had to go Abuja and spent two solid weeks.

Preparing my research proposal and calling and sending mails to my former Lecturers for inputs.

Certification of both NCE and BSc.Ed. Certificates and transcripts at Federal Ministry of Education since the embassy requested for original or authenticated copies

Total Medical Examinations including Chest X-ray at the Uni-Abuja Teaching Hospital among others process as stipulated in the application process.

I personally submitted my application documents by hand to Japanese Embassy at Bobo Street, Maitama Abuja in December 2017.

In March 2017, I got a message via email that my application has passed the first stage and that I have been shortlisted to participate in both written exams and oral interview scheduled to hold at the Embassy which I did.

On the day of the Exams (both English and Japanese), we couldn't use the Embassy venue, we used one particular school like that (just a few minutes walk from the Embassy). After exams, papers were marks and results announced immediately. They didn't actually call scores, they just called names of participants when your name is called, you passed the exams and you process to interview segment.

Out of almost 100 who participated in the exams, about 30 plus of us (I couldn't remember the precise figure) were said to have passed the written exams and we were interviewed the same day. Other participants were asked to go. The interview panel consisted of two Japanese and few naija embassy staffs... I remember one Mr John among the embassy staff, he was very nice and jovial to us. The interview went well, I put in my very best, answered all questions directed to me to the best of ability. After the interview, we were told our results and documents will be sent to Japan (and the Universities we choosed). Till today, I didn't hear anything again ooo.

Unfortunately, I couldn't communicate other participants with whom I exchanged numbers that day because I lost my phone inside the night bus I followed back to the Southwest.

The only achievement I had from that journey were the Japanese books we were given after the interview. They brought many of them though, I only picked three, one on Japanese Foods and beverages, one on Japanese Culture and the one on Tourism. I think I still have them on my small shelf in my Papa house. I don't have them here, I could have snapped and attached the pictures of those books.

What a story.

Why didn't you stay? or it wasn't your intention?

feelgoodstuffs:
Bro no mind the guy jare

I wish I can sell this my Turkish resident permit, to those dying to go to Turkey, it’s just useless here.

I'm cross in between coming to Istanbul for Christmas holiday or just staying in Nigeria jeje.

We're there in December, 2019 for just 3 nights before heading to Paris.

It's always cold in December o we there

feelgoodstuffs:
I initially don’t want to reply your comment anymore and leave people to go see for themselves but concerning that boy you made mention… that is a BIG FAT LIE, you have a sugarcoated mouth bro, I’m very sure you’re a traveling agent, this is how you guys sound. Ok you said the guy did çabuk çabuk (quick quick) for 2months and bought 500kg worth of clothes and send to his sister and made over a million under two months?? Haba!!! My brother fear God na. How much do they pay a first timer for çabuk çabuk work (2,200 Turkish Lira) that is like 130,000 naira monthly. Are you telling me the guy didn’t pay rent, electricity, gas, water, internet bills, transportation and no food? (These are the expenses that eats up your income) Unless he came in with money, that is NOT POSSIBLE my brother.

This got me laughing

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lasthero:
It's Crystal clear that some mods are on Alex payroll.

Seun, kuku tell us how we can run sponsored post ads and let everyone benefit rather than pushing all threads of Alex to Frontpage all the time

It's paid posts.

He pays to have his topics on Homepage

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BruncleZuma:
Alex Alex...

Alex Nwankwo

chukxie:
Is Hushpuppy an Igbo man? Come on,man!

He committed crimes against the US, that's why he was arrested by Dubai police and sent to USA.

He didn't commit any crime in UAE.

In fact he was spending money to help UAE's economy by living in Dubai

All in the name of Religion

hazzaman:
Canada, US, UK, Australia and New Zealand. Schengen isn’t among the Big 5 Eye.

I remember when applying for NZL visa in 2019, it was easy as I visited Australia 2 years earlier.

They asked questions relating to Canada, US, UK and Australia in the visa application form

Mummywifey:
Wow it’s like France does not take time in processing visa. Biometrics on Tuesday , visa out on Friday.

I was given 6 months, shocked though cus all my schengen visas have been less than a month.

They also live on Tourism.

These places, Eiffel Tower, Champ de Mars, avenue de l'Opéra, Musee du Louvr, Notre Dame 3, and des Champs-Elysées are missing people

pseudonomer:
I find it rude too. Unless the case is emergency.

Very rude and idiotic.

Call me between 8:00 am and 6;00 pm. I reject all calls from 8:00 pm till 7:00 am next day

Mikecold:
North is cursed

of which country did the bible mention?

PhenomenalAustin:
Cheii, omo see dah azzz

Is that all you saw?

Madness on display, not dance

Jaddun:
Pls I blind scan nigcomsat on my strong 4954 but got slot of UNNAMED channels pls what could be wrong

Weak signal from your end

adioolayi:
Continue to live in denial of CoVID19...Na who the thing reach can tell.

I am battling man and I don't wish it on my enemy

Covid is real and very terrible.

FarahAideed:
God Punish Dr Fauci and the entire complex behind these man made viruses

Are you alright?

What has Dr Fauci done?

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For: Tstv/My TV

yaksdavirus:
Save journey

Safe, not Save

Mikecold:
Alex with another moniker forcing junk again

He has close to 10

creolehunt:
Alex reports probably has up to 20 accounts on nairaland.

Once you see Abuja press, it's Alex

Alexreporters has metamorphosed

Ilovezzor:
You know what you are saying is total nonsense yet you want it said!

So you expect the Vincent guy to know hushpuppi is the one who ordered his arrest?

Guy use your head abeg!

And secondly since your brain is not working you think a u.s court ordered the arrest of kyari based on word of mouth

You are a joke.

Lastly it is reverend father and not whatever you typed up there!

The guy you responded to is a mumu.

There were evidences of voice and written conversations from Kyari to Hushpuppi. So why would he claim it's the words of Hushpuppi alone that assisted the court in wanting to arrest Kyari?

He thinks this is Nigeria, where people get arrested first before investigation, taken to court only for the court to discharge the person after spending years in prison for doing no wrong.

The US justice administration, would investigate you, gather evidence, then declare you wanted.

bull67:
if you havent got the money to do business, dont go to turkey.

What do you mean?
Care to expatiate?

Hedgefunds:
Hi davodyguy
I intend visiting for Xmas as well with my family. Can we relate together on the procedure if you care.

Of course.

Let us get started

Yeye masquerade

hybrid11:
Is she married, does she need a boy to work on her plate down??
Pls contact me

yeye boy

Before nko?

A tool in the hand of the master

If you have another option, don't accept it.

But if you don't have, accept it and from there you aspire for greater things.

Nothing stops you from working now and resigning when other opportunities do come around

DoggoneDogg:
Yes.
That evil black dot on your forehead.

Lololol ��

DoggoneDogg:
An aboki illiterate aiming at his own men.

Do you have images of the first shot?