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Might be the rings.

Also there are so many fake people engine oils in the market which causes gradual wear and tear of the engine so you’d need to be careful when buying engine oil.

reel14:
Dear N/Landers,
i have been driving my Honda over a year now. I'm always tempted to change the gear oil even when the gear has never given me headache for once.

My former mechanic then told me to always change the oil every 3 months. This has got me confused and i dont know what to do
please your advice will go a long way, and i will appreciate if this can be pushed to front page.

What model of Honda and year do you own?

Some Honda’s don’t have a gear oil filter and this quickly spoils their gear

Dtruthspeaker:
Honda says something like 3 or 5years. Check your manual.

My Own is 8 years and I have not changed it and I have travelled wella.

You own a Honda?

Which model and year please?

Recommend for change after every 30,000 kilometers.

Make sure you use the original oil recommended by the manufacturer only.

If need be, please visit a dealership, they’re likely to have the genuine parts and oil.

Even the normal engine oil we usually buy now has so many fakes in the market.

The Mobil oil is so much imitated that people who makes the fake now buy the plastic containers from mechanics.

Things keep falling apart and we keep turning a blind eye.

Hello guys. Please I’d like to ask

1. how fast a France visa can be issued.

2. How much is the visa fee.

3. Best way to apply and get a quick response.

4. Is it possible to get a visa within 7-10 working days.

Thank you.

Yy

Nchabuomo:
That's not true. You can sponsor her visit if you can afford it

Check your DM please

Skyview01:
Greece Visa From Nigeria – How to Apply for Greek Schengen Visa Application Requirements Guide

Of all the Schengen countries Greece is the one you should go to for its picture-perfect islands. Think crystal blue sea and white sandy beaches and you won’t be far wrong! Lots of great food and drinks and plenty of tourist attractions to keep you amused! In this article, learn more about how to apply for a Greece visa in Nigeria, Greece visa appointment booking, processing time at the Greece visa application centre, flight itinerary for a Greece visa, hotel bookings for a Greece visa, Schengen travel insurance for a Greece visa application, and Greece visa application process at the visa office in Nigeria.

Greece Schengen Visas

During 2019, embassies around the world received 880,892 Greece Schengen visa applications. 39,342 were rejected for various reasons. The embassy in Abuja received 876 applications and rejected 298.

Apply For Greece Schengen Visa From Nigeria Statistics

If you are a citizen of Nigeria, you need to apply for a visa to travel to Greece.

It’s easy to apply from Nigeria. All you need to do is to submit your application and supporting documents to the consular office of the Embassy of Greece in Abuja.

You should submit your application no later than 15 days before your trip to allow enough time for processing. It takes 15 days for the embassy to reach a decision. You may apply up to 3 months ahead.


Types of Schengen visas offered at the Embassy of Greece in Abuja
You must make sure you apply for the correct visa. This will depend on why you wish to go to Greece. There are 3 types of visa available:

Schengen visa (C) – for tourism, business, visiting family or friends for up to 90 days
Airport Transit visa (A) – if you are catching a connecting flight in Nigeria and not leaving the international zone of the airport
National visa (D) – for over 90 days for study, employment or family reasons etc

How Can I Apply for a Greece Schengen Visa in Nigeria?
When you have chosen the correct visa, here are 5 steps to help you apply for it. The first thing you need to do is to complete your application form.

Step 1: Complete your application form
Go to the embassy of Greece’s website and click on: “Services” then “Visas”:

Apply For Greece Schengen Visa From Nigeria Online Application 1

Click on “application form” and you will be able to save it to your computer. You will need to complete it and print it to hand over to the embassy for processing.

Apply For Greece Schengen Visa From Nigeria Online Application 2

Step 2: Make an appointment?
Making appointments with the embassy is generally free and can be done yourself. However, if you are running short of time or not sure which consulate to apply to or have no idea on how to get this done yourself then not to worry, we will make the appointment for you for a small service fee!

Booking a visa appointment using our services is pretty simple! All you have to do is follow the 3 simple steps below:

Visit the link to schedule the visa appointment
Submit the appointment details, the visa you are applying for, consulate you need the appointment for, the country you need the appointment IN and make the payment
Receive appointment confirmation in email
Book Visa Appointment

You can also make an appointment on your own by following the steps below:

Contact the embassy by email: grembabuja@mfa.gr
Wait for your appointment to be confirmed
Step 3: Prepare your documents
It is a good idea to spend time getting to know what documents you need to submit. This information can be found on the embassy’s website. If you fail to submit everything, it could lead to your application being rejected. You should also prepare photocopies as well as providing the original documents, so don’t forget to do that too!

Documents include:

Visa application form – completed and signed
Passport – must be valid for at least three months after the date of departure from the Schengen zone, at least two empty pages and issued no more than 10 years ago
Criminal record of the last three years – Certified by Ministry of Foreign Affairs. For non-Nigerian nationals certified from your embassy
A recent photograph – check the complete list of photograph specifications
Copy of flight ticket or round-trip airline reservation
Proof of financial means – salary slips of the last three years & bank statement and balance of account over last three years
Original certificate of employment for the last three years and employment letter stating the days of leave
Tax clearance certificate, for the last three years – certified from the issuing authority and M.F.A. For non-Nigerian nationals certified from your Embassy
Statement occupying property (e.g. House) – Certified by Ministry of Foreign Affairs. For non-Nigerian nationals certified from your embassy
Hotel reservation – letter (in Greek) from hotel with your details including passport number
Proof of sponsorship (if applicable)
Invitation letter (if applicable)
Proof of travel medical insurance – Certified at least from one official and from the Head of the insurance company (name, surname, rank, signature and Company’s seal
Birth certificate/Family Certificate/Health Certificate etc – Certified by M.F.A. For non-Nigerian nationals certified from your Embassy
Schengen Travel Health Insurance

If you’re planning to obtain your flight reservation for visa without paying for the ticket, all you have to do is follow the 3 simple steps below:

Visit the Visa Reservation website to choose the right package
Submit the travel details and make the payment online
Receive flight itinerary in email
Flight reservation without payment

Step 4: Attend your appointment
On the day of your appointment:

Arrive early to avoid having to make a new appointment
Check that you have completed and signed your application
Remember ALL your supporting documents
The embassy will:

Review your application. They may also ask you questions if they need to clarify any of the information you have provided. If this happens, simply answer honestly (see below)
Take your fingerprints and photograph. This is known as biometric data
Take the fee for the visa
Typical questions include:

Is this your first time traveling to Greece?
What are you going to do in Greece?
Do you have any children?
What is your job in Nigeria?
Don’t jeopardize your Schengen visa interview at the last minute. Use this comprehensive and thorough visa interview guide to crack the visa interview!

Visa Interview Guide

Visa fees
Visa fees are paid in Naira and will not be refunded. You will receive a receipt as proof of payment.

Type of visa Fee in Euro
Schengen visa – up to 90 days 80
National visa – over 90 days Varies. See the embassy/consulate’s website
-Children 0-6 years
-Family members of EU/EEA and Swiss citizens

-School pupils, students, post-graduate students and accompanying teachers who undertake stays for the purpose of study or educational training

-Researchers from third countries travelling for the purpose of carrying out scientific research

-Representatives of non-profit organisations aged 25 years or less participating in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events organized by non-profit organisations

-Participants aged 25 or less in seminars, conferences, sports, cultural or educational events, organized by non-profit organisations

Free
Step 5: Receive your visa
When a decision has been reached, you can pick up your passport from the embassy.

The decision will be either:

Approved – your visa will be inside your passport
Rejected – this would have been for a specific reason and you can appeal the decision
Common rejection reasons include:

No invitation letter – if you are being invited to Greece by a person or company, you must provide an invitation letter
Lack of funds – you must prove that you have enough money for your trip and your bank statements or other documents should show this
Your passport was issued over 10 years ago – if this is the case, you must obtain a new one before applying for your visa
You already have a valid Schengen visa – if you have previously applied for a Schengen visa, it may still be valid, so check this before applying for a new one
Reasons For Schengen Visa Rejections

COVID REGULATIONS
Entry Requirements

As of May 14th, travelers arriving in Greece are required to have either a negative PCR certificate for a Covid-19 test taken no later than 72 hours before arrival or a negative antigen (rapid) certificate taken no longer than 48 hours before arrival. This test is mandatory for all tourists (including children over the age of 12).

Please note:
Proof of a negative test is not required for travelers that have completed their vaccination (i.e., 14 days have elapsed since the last vaccination, depending on the doses required) and hold a vaccination certificate
Proof of a negative PCR test is not required for travelers who tested positive with COVID-19 in the past 30 to 180 days. This can be proved either by presenting a positive PCR molecular or an antigen test result performed by an authorized laboratory or a medical certificate confirming that the holder was tested positive with SARS-CoV-2 virus infection
You may still be required to undergo a random health screening upon arrival in Greece.

Requirements for visitors to Greece
Before arrival, tourists must fill in the Passenger Locator Form (PLF) before arriving in Greece. For more information, go to the Ministry of Tourism for Greece’s website.

Prior to departure, all travelers must ensure that they carry an acceptable form of certification of their health condition. Acceptable documents include:

A negative PCR molecular test result from a laboratory; the test must be taken up to 72 hours before entry
A negative antigen (rapid) test result from a laboratory; the test must be taken up to 48 hours before entry
A vaccination certificate issued by a certified authority
A certificate of recovery from the SARS-CoV-2 virus
Proof of being tested as positive for COVID-19 in the past 30 to 180 days
Upon arrival, travelers arriving in Greece are subject to:

Sampling RAPID antigen tests at the entrance gates
Mandatory isolation for 10 days if they test positive for SARS-Cov-2
Contact details of the Embassy of Greece in Abuja
Address: Plot 1975 Cadastral Zone (Dala Hills Close), A05 Maitama Extension, Abuja, Nigeria

Phone: +234 908 78 12 150

E-mail: grembabuja@mfa.gr

Visiting hours: Monday to Friday, 10.00 am – 5.30 pm

Conclusion
To apply for a Schengen visa for Greece in Nigeria, follow these simple steps:

Complete your application
Make an appointment
Prepare your documents
Attend your appointment
Receive your visa

Hello. Please I’d like to ask if one needs to book an appointment for GREECE visa or not?

Thank you.

Can they give a first time traveller?

It will never be simple for all of you and your generations.

They should say they don’t want to employ people, simple or which one is stupid qualification requirement when schools strike for about 1-3 years while students should have finished their degrees.

Now I know why some people reduced their ages when we gained admission.

I mean WTF?

Lol. That package no pure o.

My brother you no jam agbako o.

No let filter fool you o

Same father mbaka?

Lol

Mbaka is a fool who begged for money from every Tom Dick and Harry!

He was shameless enough to even beg this current administration for contracts!

Does anyone know how one can apply?

Don’t let nobody who’s got no dream than Their online 30K zombie-ism job discourage you.

Let’s see how this turns out

I pray they allow her stay. It’s messed up over here big time.

Most of these countries thrive cos there’s little to zero corruption in most of their agencies.

If you’re to build a beautiful building in Nigeria that will add to the beauty of the environment, you’d have to part ways with millions brining Lands and planning agency, building control agencies, land grabbers and area boys and countless others.

Beautiful

And some other more...

More to come

Very happy for this woman.

I mean what else you wish for when
you know how terrible your home
country is.

Even wedding guest get kidnapped, while
we can only watch as Christian folks defend
themselves while praying in church.

And we have some useless people who for the
sake of 30K or 50K maximum will trade the
future of their children and their 10 generations.
Always defending the obvious wrong while the
children of those they’re defending will never
know hunger or penury or 100 years to come.

Don’t let nobody discourage you!

This girl with the wrinkled nyansh again

Girl looks sad

Holy Jesus

May we not be victims to preys.

I suggest every woman carries a pepper spray.

Just in case things go south...!

He was 52?

Jeez!!!

Such a promising fellow.

So many clowns on here