hunee:
I picked my SA Police clearance certificate last week . I got the Nigerian pcc before i traveled in Abuja.

It is simple to get pcc, either you use alagbon or louis edet,abuja.

If you are using Abuja, Ask of Madam Helen at the Forensics department. She will get it done Asap.

It cost 170 rands in SA and can not be done by proxy. You have to be on ground because your finger prints will be collected.

For SA pcc, i applied june and got it just last week.

WannaPost:
You must watch PSL - richest league on the continent (South Africa)

1. Mamelodi Sundowns
2. Kaiser Chiefs
3. Orlando Pirates

Ofunaofu:


https://sunnewsonline.com/dont-release-my-documents-to-atiku-tinubu-tells-chicago-varsity/?amp

JaceBlaze:
Who violently shook this table na? this thread was peaceful

Seychelles banned Nigerians over bad image of drug-trafficking, internet fraud: Vice President Ahmed Afif
Nigeria’s drug-trafficking perception spanned many decades, but it was recently amplified after the country elected Bola Tinubu as president despite a history of narcotics dealing.

Vice President Ahmed Afif of Seychelles has confirmed his country’s decision to impose far-reaching restrictions on Nigerians seeking to travel to the West Indian Ocean country.

Mr Afif said his Seychelles immigration authorities had been instructed to permit Nigerians with diplomatic passports and residential permits access into the country. Nigerians seeking to enter Seychelles as tourists or new immigrants have been banned indefinitely, the vice president said, according to Seychelles News Agency.

Mr Afih said his country was able to link Nigerians to numerous criminal activities, especially drug-trafficking and online fraud syndicates.

“We have seen a clear link between this with certain people from Nigeria. In the past two weeks, for example, 13 people coming from Nigeria have been arrested when entering Seychelles because they were carrying drugs into the country,” Mr Afif said per Seychelles News Agency. “In one case, 62 Nigerians who said they were on holiday used false credit cards and the money was never credited to the accounts of these establishments.”

“These establishments have lost money. These people spent free holidays in the country at the expense of the establishment owners, and there is nothing that can be done for them,” he added.

Mr Afif’s comments came days after controversy broke out on social media after some Nigerians alleged being denied visas for no tenable reasons by Seychelles. Nigeria has faced visa bans from other countries in recent months, including the United Arab Emirates, which added the West African nation to a list of 17 African countries not welcome.

Nigeria’s drug-trafficking perception spanned several decades, but it was recently amplified around the world after the country elected Bola Tinubu as president. Mr Tinubu, 71, was accused of doing drugs and money laundering in the United States in the 1990s.

He was ordered to forfeit about $460,000 by a federal judge in Chicago, after the funds were traced directly to drug dealing. He has not denied the allegations, but relentlessly avoided answering related questions until he was successfully elected president of Nigeria in February 2023.

It was unclear whether Seychelles authorities considered Mr Tinubu’s background in drug business before imposing the broad restrictions on Nigerians this week.

Mr Afif said Seychelles does not necessarily have any issues with Nigeria and Nigerians, saying the country was only concerned and needed to do something about a recent spike in criminal activities linked to Nigerians.

“We do not have a problem with Nigeria or its people though we do not tolerate such criminal activities in our country,” Mr Afif said. “There are other online scams originating from Nigeria. We have seen that these people are also coming to Seychelles and doing those scams.”

“When we checked the payments made for them to come to Seychelles, it is from only one source. This is for different people coming on different days, which shows an organised syndicate,” the vice president said, adding that some Nigerians recently swindled some institutions for up to one million pounds.

A spokesman for the Nigerian foreign ministry did not immediately return a request seeking comments, but the Seychelles media said a meeting between the country’s foreign minister Sylvestre Radegonde and the Nigerian ambassador there had been scheduled over the matter.

wunmi590:


I've a friend who finished his PHD in S.A, he's back to Nigeria and his visa has expired, he want to know if he can reapply and then submit a fresh application for his wife and kid along with his own..

Or will he do it separately?

BuildingProject:
Has anyone been able to apply for South African visa from UK?
How did you go about the police clearance and medical certificate?

Ruthiegal:
You’re not getting my question. My question will I be able to still use the visa on the old passport while iim with the new passport? Would I be able to still go in and out of South Africa with that visa on the old passport since it’s only expiring in December 2024?

Tinubucocainesn:
Take a sniff from the cocaine cup of Bola .

You will be given an Agbado Mastercard for 8years fuel

oluwaseyi0:


Man City wins champion league, Liverpool plays in Europe next season

Dearlove2me:
Is like I'm in a sound prof house shouting on top of my voice and no one is hearing me. It seems they don't even understand what I'm going through.

I explained everything to my family and everyone including my mother, and they keep advicing me to stand on my feet and fight for my home, so long as they's no violence. That I shouldn't divorce my husband.
We always have heated argument, raising voice at each other.

My mother inlaw on the other hand, was crying on the phone. Telling me not to mention that name (divorce) ever again.
All the family members are not in support of divorce, but the main person I'm married to seems not to care at all.


He obviously refused to stop gambling away with any money that comes to his hand.
He presently have no job and he's owning a lot.

He's addicted and he's not making effort to stop. This is the root problem in my home. Because he exhibit all the wrong behavior as a result of this addiction.
Once he have any little money, his attitude, everything changed. He becomes scary. Until he finishes everything in betting, I wouldn't be able to talk to him and he will listen.

What should I do? Where do I go that I wouldn't look like a disobedient person, dispite everyone's pleade?
I'm using all my time to cry, qurrel and grieve here. Can't find myself.
I am not financially stable to make a move without my family's support.

Adunnishugar:
Hello everyone,

Please I am new here
My husband and I are looking to travel to SA in the last week of the month (29th may-12th June)
We would have taken the e visa option but my husband’s passport is expiring in august and the new one won’t be out till July
We are residing in UK. Please what can we do?
The trip is last minute and important.