₦airaland Forum

Jtom301:
Hello, could you provide timeline on when your eligibility completed and when you got visa document on tracker

lekanlaniyan:
Good, congratulation.

I want to ask, did CIC instruct you to send it to Nairobi or you decided to send it down to the country .

Thanks for your reply.

Teds:
Congratulations. How did you send your passport for stamping? Have you received it back now?

Jayjazzie:
Congratulations - this is really quick. Super happy for you. I pray his passport comes back to you soonest.
Question: Was it processed in Accra?
God, I see what you're doing for others - enter our neighborhood, Lord!


18422806]Outland online - April 27th 2022
AOR - August 10th, 2022
SA - 11th August, 2022
Medical request - 3rd October, 2022
Pre-arrival Letter - 6th October, 2022
Medical passed - 15th October, 2022

Multiple Ghost Updates

PPR - November 14th, 2022

Thank You Jesus. Hoping his passport will be returned ASAP and hubby can spend Christmas with me in Canada

adveert002:
What about eligibility?

Also scroll down to check if your COPR number had been updated on the tracker

adveert002:
Looks like your request letter is coming soon. Have you gotten pre arrival yet?

BrightEye:
Here are 7 words Nigerians use every day which don’t exist. These are the kind of words you type into your phone or computer and it draws a red line underneath it. Please read on and educate yourself.

(1.) GO- SLOW Although the word ‘go-slow’ appears in the dictionary, it is wrongly used by many Nigerians. The word go-slow means a form of industrial action in which work or progress is deliberately delayed or slowed down. It does not mean congested traffic, so it is wrong to use it in that way.

(2.) INSTALMENTALLY There is no such word in the English dictionary, this word exists only in the Nigerian edition dictionary (if such a book exists). The correct thing to say is ‘in installments’

(3.) OPPORTUNED How many times do you say ‘I was not opportuned to come’? The correct variants that exist are ‘opporteune’ or ‘opportunity’. The word ‘opportune’ has no past tense.

(4.) CUNNY “That guy is very cunny”. This is wrong, the word is ‘cunning’, not cunny. If you want to refer to someone who is sly or deceitful, use the word ‘cunning’, ‘cunny’ simply does not exist.

(5.) WAKE-KEEPING I’m sure most people will argue with this, but argue as you may, what you will find in the dictionary is ‘wake- keep’. (

6.) SCREENTOUCH PHONE Oyinbo people made these devices and called it ‘touchscreen’, by the time the phones go enter Naija, we rename them ‘screen touch’

(7.) DISVIRGIN No, you did not dis virgin that babe, you deflowered her, you took away her virginity, but you certainly did not disvirgin her, because the word ‘disvirgin’ simply does not exist!

http://kokofeed.com/2015/02/12/7-popular-words-nigerians-use-everyday-that-are-not-in-the-dictionary/