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Erediauwa:
This woman has been the one "Chesting" all his problems spiritually.


He who finds a wife....

IGN44:
whicth fta showing afcon with full english commentary the frequency for us pls

IGN44:
Many stations:
Astra 28.2e = GTV, GTV Sports, Max TV, etc
Eultesat 16= CRTV Sport, TVMadagascar, etc

aliyuthayo:
Many stations:
Astra 28.2e = GTV, GTV Sports, Max TV, etc
Eultesat 16= CRTV Sport, TVMadagascar, etc

femijck:
Why would anybody apply for a visa without a cover letter explaining their circumstances even if it wasn’t asked for.

ugsams:
If it's not too late, you can also contact me through PM if you feel my personal opinions could contribute to the success of your application. I feel bad for the denial of your colleagues but they can still re apply. Did they do a good cover letter to go with the application?

stephenwa:
Make matter rest now...PDP abeg go and sleep

ugsams:
I'm sorry bro I don't have any reliable person to trust with your passports. what I did was to go to DHL, pay around 30k and their courier guy picked it up from VFS.

femijck:
Ugsam should have info about this

femijck:
wetin Dey happen na .... how u take package d application

Mehn that’s why I always prefer paper application... so I can bombard them with paperwork...

Samakus:
Good day guys.

Please i need advise from pension experts. I was working with a private contract-based firm until March 2019 when the company became redundant (the company went out of business as it's sole contract with a client firm was terminated). Now the issue is that my former company deducted about 10 months pension contributions from our salaries but failed to remit it to our PFAs. Before the redundancy, we asked severally about the deductions and they promised to pay. Out of fear of job loss, i and my colleagues didn't write pencom.

Now, the company is out of business, and our pension deductions were not paid as they promised. I s there something that Pencom can still do to make them pay? Or should we forget the money? It's painful how employers are exploiting employees at any given chance because there are little jobs out there.

Funny enough, the owners of the company secured another contract with another client firm in a different region of the country and registered a new company to undertake the operations of the new contract. Isn't that corporate yahoo yahoo?

Can something still be done to get our money?

Can you guys help?

femijck:
No it’s never deliberate to deny anyone a visa.
This is how it works ....Each immigration officer is trained to use their discretion to judge each application. However there’s a list of eligibility criteria that needs to be ticked on paper by the case officer before any visa is granted. This eligibility criteria is further checked by a supervisor or senior staff to make sure every case officer do not miss any information and have made the right decision on each application.

The burden of proof is on the applicant to make sure the case officer is provided with every necessary document and information. The list of this eligibility criteria is not confidential. You can easily find them on the immigration site if u search enough. It’s a very open process.

If you’re applying for a temporary entry visa ( visitor, tourist, work etc), the immigration officer is “ not obligated” to ask u for any missing piece or pieces in ur application. They have every right to deny it first time. And u cannot appeal or demand any further explanation.

However if it’s a permanent visa category like a resident visa application, the immigration officer is “obligated” to inform the applicant through a letter called “Potentially prejudicial information” PPI Letter, before making the final decision on the application. This letter allows u to clarify whatever doubt they have or provide any missing piece. Even if this category of visa is denied and u think it has been done in error or unjustly, u can appeal the results or even petition the immigration minister.

If a case officer have concerns but you’ve provided enough documents for him to tick all the boxes on their paper and make s/he job easy, you will still probably get the visa in most cases.
If your motive and intentions are genuine and crystal clear to the case officer but unfortunately s/he can’t tick all the eligibility criteria boxes on the paper, the visa will be declined.
Except the case officer is in a very good mood or maybe just a very nice and patient person and s/he is willing to help then they can communicate the missing piece/s.

I hope u understand better

nkemzzy:
nawa oh, not good at all... this is not in there nature to turn down application without asking for what is not included in the application. unless they have changed. 2015 when i visited Auckland, the person handling my visa application called me when ever she needs clarifications, she also send mail afterwords. Just re-apply my brother.

qleap2all:
NBC can't bite!

Lawalemi:
Why would NBC submit to his antics? It's because he know his onion. No other station would survive it

2mercy:
The Senator representing Abia South Senatorial District on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, Senator Eyinnaya Abaribe, has emerged the minority leader of the Senate.

Other minority officers named at a meeting between PDP leaders and senators elected on the platform of the party are Senator Emmanuel Bwacha (Taraba), deputy minority leader, and Senator Philip Aduda (FCT) minority whip.

Details shortly…


https://www.independent.ng/breaking-abaribe-emerges-minority-leader/

Nigerian Press Organisation settles AIT, NBC feud
Published
June 10, 2019

The Nigerian Press Organisation comprising the Nigeria Union of Journalists, the Newspapers Proprietors Association of Nigeria, Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria and the Nigerian Guild of Editors, has settled the rift between the National Broadcasting Commission and Daar Communications Plc, the parent company of the Africa Independent Television and Raypower.

The NPO said in a statement by its President, Nduka Obaigbena, that both parties had agreed to sheathe their swords.

According to the organisation, Daar Communications will withdraw the case it instituted against the NBC in court while the commission would also rescind its suspension of AIT and Raypower 100.5FM.

Lawalemi:
This is why Dokpesi will always have my respect. He gives the fight when it is needed

muykem:
Dokpesi has finally humbled.

Exempted:
Traditional way of delivery is still the best....

They care and take good care of you