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MONEY247:
Hello house please I need urgent assistance.
What should I do for what's app to unban my number. This is my second number they have banned this month.

How do I recover the number or stop the ban altogether.. Thanks

iwaeda:
Doctor and vulcanisers.

atobs4real:
I saw wining for Nigeria and definitely it is.
Nigeria all the way.

zero8zero:
Didn't she date a younger guy too?. Is this not hypocrisy?. Anyways, her concern is still genuine tho.

Pawa100:


Na during em administration dem catch you with drug related wahala abi

Almunjid:
They want you to come and see them. You know what I mean.

cutecommend:
What language does members of your family speak often to each other?

(a) Pidgin English
(b) Polished English language
(c) Your Tribal language.
(d) Sign language

etc.

yarimo:
ALEX OTTI you and nnamdi KANU are all terrorists.

LadyGBU:
Thank you sir.... I'm on 2:1(4.05/5) I just signed out this month I'm applying for a 5year PhD program (via Mext)..still waiting for my results, everything will be ready by November so I can send the documents...the school's deadline for university recommended in Dec 31

moonraker:
I mean, I don't doubt that he told you that. Just hard to believe.

Your friend would only be able to pull this off like 10 years ago. not now.

So his asylum plan costs him minimum, 1.6 million.

Again, incredible. I would advise against that.

Go the school or English teaching route.

moonraker:
This in itself is incredible. So your friend flew 8,364 miles from Nigeria to Japan, just to seek Asylum?

Gerrard59:
Was your friend granted asylum? If yes, good luck. If not, it will be tough to be granted asylum these days as the laws regarding asylum have been tightened. Obviously, due to trade relations and propinquity, it will be easier for Indonesians to move to Japan. The issue now is getting a visa to Indonesia from Nigeria, which is another difficult thing. They (Indonesians) even get to benefit from a special semi-skilled migration scheme. However, for someone in the asylum system, getting permanent residency will be very hard, even if the person marries a Japanese national. The children will be citizens from the mother's side, as most asylum seekers who marry Japanese nationals are foreign men.

I know all hands are not equal, but there is a reason these countries have tough laws. Apart from Mali, Nigeria is the only country in West Africa which does not enjoy visa free status to Singapore, due to drug trafficking. Also, to live a stress-free and at least an OK life in Japan, one needs to enter the country through the right routes; work or study. I state this because, by 2025 when the World EXPO will be held in Osaka, we will have posters come to ask whether a visit visa can be converted to a resident visa

Gerrard59:
Honestly, I don't know why many Nigerians who intend to japa are ignorant of the basic requirements of the intending country, are too lazy to do basic research and, most obviously, like to cut corners. Japan is not a country to cut corners to enter. It is basically an island nation, and laws have been tightened to fast track the deportation of people who overstay their visas and asylum is rarely granted, no matter how long the person stays, appeals the case or speaks Japanese. These are not Westerners who one can use slavery or colonialism to guilt trip. They follow the law as stated.

Kingchineme6, getting a visa to Indonesia from Nigeria is an onerous process. You will need to get some documents from NDLEA. Getting a visa to Japan from Indonesia is only possible when you have a resident visa in Indonesia. A tourist visa does not count. Google what a resident visa means in Indonesia. Ultimately, to enter Japan and live as a resident, you need the COE, without which life will be terribly miserable.

Most importantly, do your basic research. This thread has enough tips and points. Read from the beginning. You will see where I made earlier comments. I read the thread from the beginning till when I left Nigeria. I did the same for other countries' threads when I wanted to japa. I read EVERYTHING and used Google - WHICH IS FREE!

superdee01:
How did your friend enter Japan?
From what I have gathered here, Japan apart from a tourist, is not a place you can go without necessary papers. COE is quite important if you want to travel to Japan, be it for work, or for school. You need to have the right documents if you really want to go to Japan and live comfortably and fine.

Real4real563:
Yes very legit

Real4real563:
Ever heard of digital fish trading before ? Trade tilapia, Titus and the rest of fishes online and make cool money. Check my signature to get started. Google more about Thomdock. If you have any question let me know!

thatsleepboy1:
In as much as say pulsar dey run, I hate am die cos E no get second hand value. I no like to dey climb an seff.

thatsleepboy1:
I'm a dispatch rider, 95km no be speed biko. Qlink, pulsar and denstar bikes are mad.

RoadMozart:
Bajaj and Qlink bikes are culprits...

One aboki was blowing 110kmh while he was taking me from Ososa to Ijagun in Ijebu ode. I no fit talk because I was late for school as I had an exam to write that morning

nurey:
2020 my work requires you learn to ride Okada I still be learner. My new Okada never ready nah so my colleague give me one aprokah bike to be managing, decending down a hill, the brake flat pata pata, it was all this red soil.and rain had drenched it and super slippery, the rear wheels slipped, bike faced a gully by the side, I dropped both legs, braced for impact , front went in first, rear followed while still on the bike, slammed my right leg in the gully, okada crushed my leg against the road sha, i left the okada in the gully, limped home and told my workers to go get the okada. I was wearing safety sha reason I didn't break my legs or head.

Nah next day I know say something happened, felt pain for 2 weeks. Now I be mini expert, if brake fail for bike nah to jump off with my 2 left legs raised like Lui Kang no time and I don't speed pass 100km now on Okada

ceramist:
This is Nigeria........

Darkseid:
Oshodi to Okokomaiko