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unfortunately, the event was not well publicised so had a very low turnout. Nice moves by Keri. |
I am in Amsterdam. You might not get any African Restaurant around the central station. Try Yim Kan behind Hotel Barbizon at the central station otherwise take metro to Bilmer Arena, you will get loads of African Restaurants. |
dead and gone. all money gone, all connections gone, all godfatherism gone and gone forever. in 3 months time his body will decay and turn to manure and still the living refuse to learn lesson. for now, his eternity is what matters. repent peeeeopleeee, you wey dey kill person for ritual, repent nowwww. time waits for no barry. Please help me tell them ooooooo. |
@Ade, I need a 2000 Toyota Prado or Landcruiser. How much will it cost. Manual but very sharp one. temibello@yahoo.co.uk |
@Lawyer, tony and all. I totally agree with poster. I have a land near the place that pics were taken. Infact my land show there. Land there is not 2million oh. It is between 6-10m per plot. I have direct 2 plots for 8.5m each, for sale. |
When i saw that Cheap advert of Lagos-London return for 360 dollars, i knew something was amiss. Na wah oh. |
we are so gullible because anything we do not understand, and are so lazy to dig deep, we attribute it to the spiritual. |
Nigeria Athletes are not vamoosing because these are hand picked foreign based talents. The ones wey for Vamoose don apply for visa move since. They are representing other countries at the Olympics already. |
@antitpiah, Na God go punish you for that stupid comment on that kid. If you are human and not a robot behind computer. You go find pikin tire, mark my word. You do not know what the bible says about little kids. Agbaya like you. Yeye. |
The next thing we will hear is that Pastor Bakare is behind the murder of bla bla bla. Naija and evil politicians. God will help us. |
Still available. |
@poster, Find below, an article i have written on " use of public documents abroad. Dear All, I have always been asked questions about authentication and legalization of public documents. Please find below an article which you might find enlightening. You can also forward to any of your folks who have need to use documents abroad. In order for public documents to be used in foreign countries, they need to be legalized or certified. For the purpose of legalizing documents, countries are divided into two groups: those that are signatories to the 5th October 1961 Hague Convention Abolishing the Requirement for Legalization for Foreign Public Documents (the “Convention”) and those that are not. Apostille Signatories to the Convention have agreed that Consular authentication of documents is no longer required and in most cases, execution of the documents by a Notary Public is sufficient. The Convention specifies the modalities through which a document issued in one of the signatory countries can be certified for legal purposes in all the other signatory states. Such a certification is called an apostille (a French word meaning certification). It is an international certification comparable to a notarization in domestic law which therefore legalizes a document for international use under the terms of the Convention. Thus, the country of an individual’s destination determines whether the authentication is an apostille or certification. Legalization States which have not signed the Convention must specify how foreign legal documents can be certified for use in other countries. As Nigeria is not a signatory to the 1961 Hague Convention, the individual’s documents would have to be legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Nigeria and then by the Foreign Ministry of the government where the document will be used. Process Involved in Nigeria The process starts with the document being notarized by a Notary Public who is registered with the Foreign Affairs Ministry. The cost of this will depend on the individual Notary Public while the cost of legalizing a document at the Ministry is currently N300 per page (Please note that this is the official fee and hardly suffices to get your document out in good time). As the documents are being represented as genuine documents to be used internationally, it may be reverted to the issuing authority of the documents for verification of its authenticity. This is usually the case with certificates. For instance, a divorce certificate may be forwarded to the court which it was supposedly obtained from, to confirm whether it is a genuine document before the Ministry will proceed to legalize it. Certificates of Incorporations for companies are also usually verified at the Corporate Affairs Commission, Abuja. It is possible that the client may incur further costs during this stage. Where the documents are successfully legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Nigeria, it may be necessary to subsequently have it legalized by the relevant government office or consulate of the receiving state. Document legalization/attestation requirements can vary from embassy to embassy. Some embassies will insist on only original documents, while others will accept certified copies; some embassies will accept documents notarized by a solicitor, while others will insist on it being performed by an actual Notary Public. Furthermore, it is important that the individual who is seeking to use the documents overseas, first of all verifies the legalization/authentication models that is being required by the specific country that the document is to be utilized in. Where this has been confirmed, he is then advised to proceed with the legalization process by either (depending on the embassy of his destination) having the original document or the Certified True Copy of same, notarized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Nigeria’s registered Notary Public and then legalized by the same Ministry or by a consular official abroad and then by the Consular or embassy of the receiving State. Consequently, as a result of Nigeria not being signatory to the Convention, the document must be certified twice before it can have legal effect in the receiving country. Regards, |
ok. |
How about Lagos? I need one there. |
@poster. This house is excellent for that price. However, the location is not Ikota, it is actually Ajah. Not bad, anyway. |
Pls post pictures here. |
No more available. Owner has decided to use it for his own business. |
100 Cartons remaining. Order yours now! |
@Dalover, I shake my head for you. The guy is talking sense here you are just there talking gibberish. Imagine GEJ going to attend an "Earth Summit" when the Country he is supposing to be governing is under fire. That guy is indeed cluelesss. |
My heart bleeds anytime i see that we are all falling for crap stories that Otedola and his co horts in Thisday etc are selling to us. It is rubbish. How can any sane person believe that Farouk was hiding dollars in his cap?. Brothers and sisters, there is no video like that... it is propaganda. A way to divert attention from Malabu Oil windfall to GEJ and his fellow corrupt men. |
kindly send account details to mibisnow@yahoo.co.uk |
I am suprised that people are falling for this. Otedola is desperately trying to justify why his company's name would be there. Farouk did not collect any bribe. Otedola is only using it to whip up sentiment. No where did he mention AP, he kept on saying Forte Oil. That man is a rougue. Farouk will nail all of them, useless people. |
When Buhari talk na, una go say the man dey mad. mtcheeww |
I still dey laugh oh.... When Gen Buhari talks, una go say he just dey rant. I weep for Nigeria. |
Choi, This Music pays oh. I am happy for them. Come to think that just 2008 here we flew SAA to J-Burg on economy together and fast forward 2012 they are flying private jet. I thank God for them sha. |
WETIN THE MOTHERS GO COME DEY DO? |
When Buhari talk una go say he dey mad. |
I have a Bus you can always hire for your events. Contact me at temibello@yahoo.co.uk. |
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