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Stupid fools. Jeeez. Must you be a criminal?

Hi All.

Want to apply for a passport for my boy. We have a certificate from the village council certifying he is a native and the local government and state where the village is located. It's in certificate template.


But not a certificate from the local government council yet. Don't know whether to go on with the certificate from the village council or wait for the LG certificate from the LG council.

Any advise would be appreciated

What does the law say,? This efcc man is so incompetent

Bar1941:
Many Ghanians are unnecessarily bitter towards Nigerians and they are full of hypocrisy.

The keyword is "unnecessarily". Even to their own detriment.

You're really weird.

Doesn't change the fact that so called centre of excellence stinks to high heavens

Weird coming from the man who spent decades of his life controlling others.

Very good

We heard her the last 5000 times she said this. Does she think we are deaf??

This should cost Bola Ahmed Tinubu a second term.

Lask kick of a dying horse

These should have been foreshadowed well before the project started

Puntingnoob:
I have the intention to study law but part of the requirements is having a credit in literature in English (extremely important).

The problem is that I was a science student, my ssce certificate contains science subject.

How do I go about this?

I would be awaiting your input, thank you.

Asking this question means you should save your breath

SarkinYarki:
Major Top army man how ?

What is the point of this unthoughtful comment?

I don't understand.

No make it make sense.

Special seat for what

This gender wants to institutionalize advantage. They do not want to do the work at all.

Women in Nigeria are numerous enough to form a political bloc and push their interests through the polls, like everyone else is doing. But as usual, they want to be special. They don't want to get involved.

Rubbish bill.

Women loving women

Tyg3rFvry:
Laptop is good but it is not really necessary. In all she should make sure to master her slides and use textbooks for reference and further understanding. Its UNEC right? She should be very fast when studying because time is very short and of essence. She should study very well there is no time.

Agree on the laptop comment. Tablets are better.

Besides, hard paper textbooks are a drag on speed and adapting. Good for reference, which the library should have.

spiritualmubi:
Hello good day everyone, I recently graduated from the department of Botany with. And I felt I should go for medicine again, as it was what applied for before it got changed to what I studied. I just tend to occasionally experience this passion for mbbs time to time. I haven't told my parents about it though. I am waiting for NYSC program presently. What do you all think Docs? And am also not sure if my parents will be convinced. Am considering BUK.

NB: I am 29 already

In very few words, go for it. It would come with challenges but you'd be fine at the end of the day. 29 is not old.

Dogalmighty17:
You might want to put down the beer now. Clearly you've had too much.

I do not think s/he has had enough

Majority of which are anywhere but Nigeria

Weird

This is a very non specific press release

In 2014 or 2015 this party said fixing power is not rocket science.

Almost a decade and billions of dollars later...

Anecdotally, this is a conservative estimate.

ch214:
The only reservation some people have is that if Obi wins, he could take the full eight years, which the North fears may disrupt the zoning balance. But we know Obi doesn’t need two years to revive Nigeria. He’s not desperate for power,” Ndubuaku said.

Always having weird excuses to not do the expedient thing.

A better source could have been used for this story than this exaggerating religious megalomaniac

This is not a meaningful comparison. Adjusting for population size that's an incredibly small number.

Deportations Per Million People (Highest to Lowest)

1. **Mauritania**: 100.21 per million (481 deportations, 4.8M population)
2. **Senegal**: 38.93 per million (689 deportations, 17.7M population)
3. **Guinea**: 12.00 per million (162 deportations, 13.5M population)
4. **Somalia**: 9.01 per million (154 deportations, 17.1M population)
5. **Ghana**: 8.34 per million (276 deportations, 33.1M population)
6. **Angola**: 6.49 per million (227 deportations, 35.0M population)
7. **Cameroon**: 5.95 per million (166 deportations, 27.9M population)
8. **Egypt**: 3.53 per million (387 deportations, 109.5M population)
9. **Kenya**: 2.43 per million (131 deportations, 54.0M population)
10. **Nigeria**: 2.00 per million (437 deportations, 218.5M population)

I am tired of headlines like this. The steel plant is not a reality. It is, at best, a mirage. So it begs the question why the media chooses to sensationalise news like this -- making it sound like an achievement -- when in actual fact, it is not.

Never imagined there would be a day I would like his response.

fasho01:
Fair to him, it's a good response

Agreed