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ollins: Honestly i cant just contain my joy,for nigerians living spain you will agree with me that we are all used to the rude staff in the embassy and condesending way they treat nigerians whenever we go there for one thing or the other.you can then imagine my shock and happness at the kind of attention we recieved recently from the ambassador over a case involving a nigerian lady here.
As one of the leaders of the nigerian community here,we had a case of a young nigerian mother of two kids whose kids were taken away from her by the social services because she had no papers and hence no work to take care of t the two kids.
We decided to go the emabassy to see if they could help and as usual we met this young lady staff who was very rude asking us "so what do you expect the embassy to do?pls leave here jare!,as we were about leaving bianca happened to come down,and she called us to ask what the problem was,the whole staff was shocked including me.
To cut a long story short,the ambassador personally took up the case,wait for this!! she personally called up the social service and national police officals who were involved in the matter,through out the whole saga,she was always calling the the mother of the two kids with her personal phone,there was a stage bianca even shed tears with the mother of the kids,at the end the kids were returned to the mother.
The ambassador actions has given me hope that all is not lost in nigeria,there are stlll few leaders with hearts.we need more of her type.bless you ma

hmmm...... I ceeeeeee. No wonder Ojukwu hold am tight!

Source: www.ladunliadinews.com/2014/07/photos-aircraft-carrying-us-soldiers.html?m=1[/quote]e b like say na u dem dey find

myspnigeria: An aircraft carrying U.S. military personnel today has made an emergency landing in the middle of a highway after running out of
fuel, Ugandan police said. The Piper aircraft with eight people on board, including two crew members was returning to Uganda's Entebbe International
Airport when it had to make an emergency landing in Mityana town, some 67 kilometers (about 41 miles) from the Ugandan
capital of Kampala. No one was hurt and the aircraft wasn't damaged, but motor traffic flow was seriously disrupted.
The said aircraft was initially heading to South Sudan but it couldn't land there and had to return to Uganda. It was not immediately clear why the pilot could not land in South Sudan.

Source: www.ladunliadinews.com/2014/07/photos-aircraft-carrying-us-soldiers.html?m=1

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justi4jesu: Very well experienced pilot.

u dey there?

hmmmmmmmmmm... no fuel?