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Schipolkky2211:
find your way to the embassy at lekki you should be applying for schegen tourist visa.
How do I apply for a Schengen Visa?

First and foremost, one has to download the application form and fill it in cautiously and honestly. The application form has the same format no matter which country’s visa it is that the applicant is applying for.

Bear in mind that:

One shall download the latest form of the application since that is the only form accepted.
The application form can be filled in either by handwriting or by typing into it. The applicant has to sign the form in the corresponding gaps.
Careful not to leave any columns blank. If the applicant feels that there are columns that don’t correspond to his/her matter, fill them with NA (No Answer)
If the applicant is a minor, the parents have to submit a written consent and also sign in the corresponding column of the application form
In case the applicant is filling the form by hand, using black color is recommended.

Where should the applicant apply?

It is true that once issued a Schengen visa, one is eligible to travel within the whole Schengen zone being that the visa Schengen bureaucracy is the same in every Schengen country, however there are some predetermined rules and regulations due to where/which embassy/consulate must the applicant apply in for a Schegen visa in order to be traveling to their desired Schengen destination.

In cases where the applicant will be traveling to one and only one Schengen country, the applicant has to apply at the appropriate embassy/consulate of the certain country. Whereas if the applicant is planning to visit two or more Schengen countries, it is highly recommended to be applying for the visa in the embassy/consulate of the country you will be residing in for most of the traveling days, referred to as the main destination. In case there is no main destination but just a random visit to several Schengen countries, the applicant has to apply for the visa in the embassy/consulate on the first Schengen country he/she will enter according to the itinerary.

Once it’s determined in which embassy/consulate one will apply in, the applicant will apply in the embassy/consulate of that country that has jurisdiction of over at your place of residence.
When is it that one has to apply?

Unfortunately there is no fixed answer to this particular question due to different time-frame policies of the embassies/consulates in different parts of the world. Nevertheless it’s highly recommended to apply for a Schengen visa around six weeks prior to ones departure, in order to make your trip as planned.

Although it takes no more than 72 hours for processing a visa in general, there are times when this process takes quite much longer, for 14 up to 21 days in some countries concerning some citizens.

In some embassies you are able to walk in at any time and submit the documentation meanwhile in some other you MUST make an appointment prior. If you are planning to travel on a short term, the appointment must be made no more than 6 weeks in advance. This rule doesn’t apply to the applicants who are applying for a long-term visa.
What happens if there is no embassy/consulate of the certain Schengen country in the applicant’s place of residence?

In some third world countries there might not be an embassy/consulate of the particular Schengen country you need the visa issued from. Nevertheless, that doesn’t pose any problems since in these cases there are embassy/consulate representatives of the country that represents the interests of the country in the matter as well as their own which are responsible to issue the applicant the required visa.

In case the applicant is denied the visa due to inability to provide the necessary documentation or proof that he/she meets the standards to be traveling in a Schengen zone there is a possibility to apply again at the embassy/consulate of their desired destination in a neighboring country.
Can I apply for a Schengen visa in a country where I am not a resident?

Yes. If you must apply for a Schengen visa in a country where you are not a resident, the justification why you are applying from that country will suffice.

The applicant must attend the designated meeting in person when handing the application form and the attached documentation. At the consulate, the applicant shall not be accompanied unless he/she is a minor, of sensitive health or not able to perform any locomotive activity. In case the applicant is not able to speak English or the language of the Schengen country whose consulate he/she is applying in company is recommended.
If you fail to attend the embassy/consulate appointment without a prior notice of 48 hours the request will be cancelled and you will have to undergo the procedure once again.
Beware!

Although the applicant submits all the required documentation and proof the consulate/embassy has the authority to deny him/her the visa since there is no right to a Schengen visa whatsoever. The magnitude of the documentation will assure the applicant that the request is accepted and will be preceded yet it’s never a guarantee to an issued Schengen visa. Regarding this matter it’s highly recommended not to make non refundable travel arrangement prior to getting the visa.
What do I do if I urge to extend the Schengen visa?

In case of any trustworthy reasons, personal, occupational, medical or otherwise, the applicant has to turn to the corresponding institutions in the Schengen country of residence and apply for an extension of the Schengen visa. The extended Schengen visa will give the applicant the right to visit the same Schengen territory as the original visa issued. A visa extension may not result in duration of stay exceeding 90 days. Go to the web and get other information.

omowolewa:
Government should look inward, more enemies are been created than investors locally. We have people who can make Nigeria great if they're provided with good grounds.

If Nigeria can produce Dangote (who is today growing like wild fire), we can produce more.

With BVN, govt knows the rich, call them and enlighten them on investment opportunities and benefits......... .

stexsy:
Tribalistic Oba.......
Useless man

Islie:
Today, Friday the 17th day of June, a shocking event took place in Ngwo community of Enugu North Local Government of Enugu State as two ‘men of God’ we caught pants down.




http://opera.pulse.ng/gist/pulse-eyewitness-pastor-and-apostle-caught-having-gay-sex-photos-id5162727.html

ever811:
not only CAN.but any peace loving person will hate Muslim,cause of there violent nature... but not the Yoruba Muslims shaa..cause I think the Yorubas are forcing Islam on themselves.. the Muslim yorubas are muslim by name but Christian by nature.they are peaceful nd can tolerate everything, "them dey drink bear, chop pig meat,chop strangled animal..them no get time for " jihad"as u know the cowardice nature of a Yoruba man.........let a tire of a car explode in Ibadan and see our tribal Mark brothers run out of the city of Ibadan to "Akure "them like enjoyment no be small.. that kind person na him u go tell make him go suicide bombing mission?

cramjones:
Nigeria is a failed country. We now have terrorists littered in every nook and crany of the country. Be it Boko Haram, Fulani herdsmen, cultists, etc. The bottomline is that they are all terrorists and killers. No reasonable investor would want to put money in such a corrupt and terrorist-ridden country. It is a country destroyed by the cluelessness of GEJ and the carefreeness of PMB. We have a country taken over by evil, and waiting to implode. President Mohammadu Buhari needs to pay more attention to the incessant killings by the Fulani terrorists!

-CramJones

Bekwarra:
THE Ekiti State government has announced that it will
not slash the minimum wage it is currently paying its
workforce despite the financial challenges.
Governor Ayo Fayose, who stated this, said to ensure
the smooth payment of the salaries, the state
government might de-centralise the state’s payment
system.
Governor Fayose, who disclosed this at the weekend
while speaking during a sensitisation tour of
Irepodun/Ifelodun and Ekiti South-West local
government areas, said the current minimum wage
of N18,000 was “grossly inadequate,” adding that
“any slash would not augur well for the workers and
their dependants.”
A statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the
Governor, Mr Idowu Adelusi, quoted the governor to
have said “the state government would work out
ways that the government and the labour unions
would agree on the mode of payment.”
He said the governor, who first visited Igede-Ekiti,
headquarters of Irepodun/Ifelodun council area, said
there was “no point hiding the financial situation of
the state government from the workers.”
He said: “I am enjoying your grace for returning me
to office and I am not going to take the grace for
granted. A governor who hides the true position of
things from his people is only deceiving himself. The
power of the people is greater than that of the leader.
“I won’t reduce workers’ salaries. The N18,000
minimum wage is even not enough. I will never hold
your money one day extra. The shortfall in the
bailout will be redressed,” he said.
The governor also added that a unit would be set up
in the Governor’s Office to look into complaints about
workers’ welfare.

tribuneonlineng.com/ekiti-wont-slash-workers-salary-fayose

Jamesking08:
"...Section 181 of the 1999 Constitution allows the Deputy of a duly elected Governor to be sworn in as Governor if the Governor dies before he is sworn into office. . . .But if the person dies before he is duly elected or while the election is inconlusive the 1st runner up at his party primary election, 40-year billionaire politician, Alhaji Yahaya Bello becomes the candidate of the party. . . By virtue of this INEC is expected to invite Alhaji Yahaya Bello to contest against PDP's Captain Wada"---Audu's Deputy is very unlucky

MathsChic:
An emergency landing is not a plane crash. Guys.

Mrford:
Pro-Biafra protests, waste of time — Mbaka
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Fr. Mbaka
Popular Catholic priest in Enugu, Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, has
condemned the recent agitation and protests for Biafra,
describing the action as evil.
Mbaka made the condemnation in Enugu on Saturday in a
sermon at his weekly Adoration Ministry.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the cleric urged
youths in the South East and South-South to go back to their
business as the protest could lead to their death.
“Locking up your shops and disrupting economic activities
will not add any naira to your pocket, whatever grievance
you have could be resolved through dialogue,” the cleric
said.
He lambasted those leaders that were behind the agitation
and protests, saying they should use their children for the
struggle.
Mbaka commended President Muhammadu Buhari for
appointing ministers from the zone and assigning them with
good portfolios.
“President Buhari’s action has proven that the South-East
has not been marginalised. I would have reacted if no
minister emerged from the zone,” he said.
He said that the five states in the zone had a minister each
as prescribed by the Nigerian constitution.
The reverend father attributed the recent free health
screening initiative by the Wife of the President, Mrs. Aisha
Buhari, in Enugu to her love for the people of the region.
He blamed Igbo leaders for not living up to the expectation
of the people in the area, adding that past governors,
National Assembly members failed woefully in discharging
their mandates.
“President Buhari is not the cause of poor roads,
unemployment and other decay infrastructures in the South
East, we should blame our leaders.
“Most of the roads had been awarded but our leaders
squandered the fund, even the university teaching hospital
in Enugu is a no-go-area and our leaders are not concerned
about it,” he said.
Mbaka called on the new Minister of Labour and
Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, to use his office to employ
youths in the zone, adding that it would stop what he called
another Boko Haram in the South East if not curtailed.
He praised Buhari’s war against corruption, saying it had
enthroned due process and sanity in governance.
The cleric, however, urged Nigerians to be patient with the
president as he had good plans for the country.




www.punchng.com/pro-biafra-protests-waste-of-time-mbaka/


pastor tell them

kimond101:
God help us cause we are in the end times.
ISIS and Boko Haram don't know what they are fighting for because myself and many other muslims don't support what they are fighting for.
Killing of innocent people is forbidden.

P.S
To the poster below me,
I'll advise you learn about Islam from genuine source because some misguided people are comitting evil with the name of islam doesn't mean islam and muslims are in support.
I know you have muslim friends who you trust even more than some Christian friends.
Terrorism has no religion.
Both muslims and Christians are victims of casualties. Now tell me who are they fighting for since they are killing their muslim brothers and sisters if they were true muslims?

searching4loove:
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