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How Every State in Nigeria will vote:
1. Abia ( Obi)
2. Adamawa (Atiku)
3. Akwa (Obi)
4. Anambra (Obi)
5. Bauchi (Tinubu)
6. Bayelsa(Tinubu/Obi)
7. Benue (Obi)
8. Borno (Tinubu)
9. Cross River (Obi)
10. Delta (Tinubu)
11. Ebony (Obi)
12. Edo (Obi)
13. Ekiti (Tinubu)
14. Enugu (Obi)
15. FCT Abuja(Obi/Tinubu)
16. Gombe (Tinubu)
17. Imo (Obi/Atiku)
18. Jigawa (Tinubu)
19. Kaduma(Tinubu/Obi)
20. Kano (Rabi/Tinubu)
21. Kastina (Tinubu)
22. Kebbi (Rabi)
23. kogi (Obi)
24. Kwara (Tinubu)
25. Lagos (Tinubu)
26. Nasarawa (Obi)
27. Niger (Tinubu)
28. Ogun (Tinubu)
29. Ondo (Tinubu)
30. Osun (Tinubu)
31. Oyo (Tinubu)
32. Plateau (Obi)
33. Rivers (Obi)
34. Sokoto (Atiku)
35. Yobe (Atiku)
36. Taraba (Atiku/Obi)
37. Zamfara (Atiku)
We will have a run off between Tinubu/Obi

ryloy:
Commissioning at Ebute-Metta

resembles this one in Kenya

The federal government has given a condition to lift its indefinite suspension of Twitter in Nigeria.

Geoffrey Onyeama, minister of foreign affairs, said at a meeting with some envoys that Twitter’s operations in Nigeria will be restored only if the platform can be used “responsibly”.

Asked when the ban will be lifted, Onyeama said there is no definite timeline for that, but added: “The condition would be a responsible use of the social media and that really has to be it.”

“We are not saying that Twitter is threatening the country or any such thing; why we have taken this measure is to stop them to be used as platforms for destabilization and facilitation of criminality or encouragement of criminalities,” he also said.
At the meeting held in Abuja on Monday were the envoys of the US, UK, Canada, and the European Union, all of whom had condemned the “indefinite” suspension of Twitter in Nigeria.

Despite the government’s claim that Twitter is being used to undermine the existence of Nigeria, some have argued the suspension may be connected to the company’s decision to delete President Muhammadu Buhari's tweet recently.

In a joint statement issued on Saturday, the envoys had said: “We strongly support the fundamental human right of free expression and access to information as a pillar of democracy in Nigeria as around the world and these rights apply online as well as offline. Banning systems of expression is not the answer.”
This prompted the federal government to invite them to the meeting. After the parley held behind closed doors, Oneyema said both parties had successful discussions on the issue.

IS NIGERIA SHIFTING GROUND ON TWITTER’S SUSPENSION?

The minister said the government takes the comments of the envoys “very seriously”, hence the decision to discuss the matter with them in the “usual friendly way.”

He, however, insisted that the Buhari administration has to keep an eye on its “main objective and legacy” which, according to him, is the security of lives and property.
This prompted the federal government to invite them to the meeting. After the parley held behind closed doors, Oneyema said both parties had successful discussions on the issue.
https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-fg-gives-condition-to-lift-ban-on-twitter
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Diamond Platnumz and Zari might be getting back sooner than we thought. The Tanzanian singer, who has been absent in his kids’ lives is slowly coming back.

Diamond sent his daughter a gift and he shared a video of her, so excited unboxing it and thanking him.
Not so long ago, the Utanipenda hit singer revealed that his lawyer and Zari’s were working on an effective co-parenting plan and soon he might start paying for child support after he withdrew two years ago.

Zari and her estranged broke up in 2018, but according to sources they are in good terms and will be back together.

In a previous interview, the singer’s mother praised Zari for giving her son children.

‘ZARI NAMHESHIMU. NI MWANAMKE AMBAYE NDIYE WA KWANZA KABISA KUMFANYA MWANAGU AITWE BABA. NITAENDELEA KUMHESHIMU NA KUMPA HESHIMU KWA KILE ANASCHOSTAHILI. SIMKATAZI DIAMOND PLATNUMZ KUOA LAKINI SIO HAMISA. NATAKA MWANAMKE AMBAYE ANAJIHESHIMU, MWENYE HESHIA NA ANAYEJUA KUPIKA LAKINI SIO MOBETTO,’ SHE SAID.
more https://millennialmoneyblogger.com/zari-and-diamond-platnumz-are-getting-back-together/

The citizens of Nigeria can visit 26 countries without a visa.
Nigerian passport holders also have access to get 17 e-visas or 13 visas on arrival.
Nigeria has a population of 187M people and the capital is Abuja
Below is the list of countries:-
Visa-free countries
Americas
�� Barbados
Stay: 6 months
�� Dominica
Stay: 6 months
�� Haiti
Stay: 3 months
�� Saint Kitts and Nevis
Stay: 3 months
�� Montserrat
Stay: N/A

Africa
�� Benin
Stay: 90 days
�� Burkina Faso
Stay: N/A
�� Cameroon
Stay: 90 days
�� Cape Verde
Stay: N/A
�� Chad
Stay: 3 months
�� Côte d'Ivoire
Stay: N/A
�� Gambia
Stay: N/A
�� Ghana
Stay: N/A
�� Guinea
Stay: N/A
�� Guinea-Bissau
Stay: N/A
�� Liberia
Stay: N/A
�� Mali
Stay: N/A
�� Niger
Stay: N/A
�� Senegal
Stay: 90 days
�� Sierra Leone
Stay: N/A
�� Togo
Stay: N/A

Oceania
�� Fiji
Stay: 4 months
�� Micronesia
Stay: 30 days
�� Vanuatu
Stay: 30 days
�� Cook Islands
Stay: 31 days
�� Niue
Stay: 30 days

For more detailed list, visit https://passportlist.co/nigerian-passport-visa-free-countries

According to the rankings published by the Henley Passport Index, holders of Malaysian passport can travel to 179 countries visa-free.

This is an increase from the 2018's figure of 166 countries.

Malaysia is placed behind Singapore, Japan and South Korea in Asia, and is ranked 12th overall in the world out of 199 countries.

According to the HPI, published by advisory firm Henley & Partners, Japan and Singapore maintained their position as No 1 and No 2 respectively, with Japan able to access 190 destination, while Singapore is just one destination behind at 189.

South Korea jumped from third place in 2018 to tie with Singapore this year.

Although there are more places for Malaysia to visit visa-free, Malaysia's ranking dropped from 10th place in 2018 to 12th. In this year's index, Malaysia is tied at 12th place with Estonia.

War-torn countries, including Somalia, Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq ranked 104th place, with access to only 30 destinations visa-free.

The HPI report pointed out that Asian countries’ continuing dominance of the HPI reflects the "extraordinary effect that international mobility and migration has had on the region".

The report added that "experts anticipate that neither "the US nor EU member states are in line to substantially revise their current visa policies, whereas countries in other parts of Europe (such as citizenship-by-investment newcomers Moldova and Montenegro), as well as those in Asia and the Middle East, look set to continue seeking visa-waiver agreements with diplomatic allies."

"A question mark remains over the ultimate impact of Brexit. While the deal hangs in the balance, it is difficult to anticipate what the ultimate ramifications will be for EU and UK citizens, as well as for EU and UK trade and co-operation," it said.

The report noted that insights from the data showed that the ever-growing trend towards visa-openness is unlikely to slow down.

more https://passportlist.co/

As a Nigerian citizen and holder of the Nigerian passport, you are free to visit certain countries without worrying over visa issues because these countries do not require a visa upon entry — as long as you have your passport with you.

Provided you hold a valid Nigerian international passport, you can visit some countries as a Nigerian without obtaining a visa for those countries here in Nigeria. There are presently 45 visa-free countries for Nigerians.

While some of these countries require that you obtain a visa immediately on arrival, some allow you stay for a specified period before you will be required to obtain a visa, and some will not even require that you obtain a visa, no matter how long you spend.

Here is the list of visa-free countries for Nigerians alongside their visa requirements:

Full List of Visa Free Countries for Nigerians
Barbados (visa free for 6 months)
Cambodia (visa on arrivals for 30 days)
Dominica (visa free for 21 days)
Haiti (visa free for 3 months)
Iran (visa on arrival)
Sri Lanka (electronic travel authorization)
Timor-Leste (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Bangladesh (visa on arrival)
Micronesia (visa free for 30 days)
Nauru (visa on arrival)
Vanuatu (visa free for 30 days)
Palau (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Tuvalu (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Samoa (entry permit on arrival for 60 days)
Fiji (visa-free for 4 months)
Benin republic (visa free)
Burkina Faso (visa free)
Burundi (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Cape Verde (visa on arrival)
Cameroon (visa free)
Chad (visa free)
Comoros Island (visa on arrival)
Cote d’Ivoire (visa free)
Djibouti (visa on arrival)
Gambia (visa free for 90 days)
Ghana (visa free)
Guinea (visa free)
Guinea Bissau (visa free for 90 days)
Kenya (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Liberia (visa free)
Madagascar (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Maldives (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Mali (visa free)
Mauritania (visa on arrival)
Mauritius (visa free for 90 days)
Mozambique (visa free for 30 days)
Niger republic (visa free)
Senegal (visa free)
Seychelles (visitor’s permit on arrival for 1 month)
Sierra Leone (visa free)
Somalia (visa on arrival)
Tanzania (visa on arrival)
Togo (visa free)
Uganda (visa on arrival)
Nigerian visa-free countries in Africa
Benin republic (visa free)
Burkina Faso (visa free)
Burundi (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Cape Verde (visa on arrival)
Cameroon (visa free)
Chad (visa free)
Comoros Island (visa on arrival)
Cote d’Ivoire (visa free)
Djibouti (visa on arrival)
Gambia (visa free for 90 days)
Ghana (visa free)
Guinea (visa free)
Guinea Bissau (visa free for 90 days)
Kenya (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Liberia (visa free)
Madagascar (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Maldives (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Mali (visa free)
Mauritania (visa on arrival)
Mauritius (visa free for 90 days)
Mozambique (visa free for 30 days)
Niger republic (visa free)
Senegal (visa free)
Seychelles (visitor’s permit on arrival for 1 month)
Sierra Leone (visa free)
Somalia (visa on arrival)
Tanzania (visa on arrival)
Togo (visa free)
Uganda (visa on arrival)
Nigerian visa free countries in America
Barbados (visa free for 6 months)
Dominica (visa free for 21 days)
Haiti (visa free for 3 months)
Nigerian visa-free countries in Asia
Iran (visa on arrival)
Sri Lanka (electronic travel authorization)
Timor-Leste (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Bangladesh (visa on arrival)
Cambodia (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Nigerian visa-free countries in Oceania
Micronesia (visa free for 30 days)
Nauru (visa on arrival)
Vanuatu (visa free for 30 days)
Palau (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Tuvalu (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Samoa (entry permit on arrival for 60 days)
Fiji (visa-free for 4 months)
Nigerian visa free countries in Europe
As of the time of this update, there are no European countries that allow Nigerian passport holders to visit them without a visa.
more details https://passportlist.co/nigerian-passport

angelEmade:
lol...why was I expecting to see the Nigerian passport

Nigerian passport is big lol https://visarequirements.site/Nigeria/Nigerian-passport-visa-free-countries-to-visit-in-2019

Several countries around the world have visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to fewer than 40 countries. These include:

Lebanon, North Korea (39 destinations)

Nepal (38)

Libya, Palestinian Territory, Sudan (37)

Yemen (33)

Somalia, Pakistan (31)

Syria (29)

Iraq (27)

Afghanistan (25)

You can check destinations that your passport can take you too using this tool that I have developed. Have a quick look here https://passportlist.co/

Nigerian visa-free countries in Africa
Benin republic (visa free)
Burkina Faso (visa free)
Burundi (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Cape Verde (visa on arrival)
Cameroon (visa free)
Chad (visa free)
Comoros Island (visa on arrival)
Cote d’Ivoire (visa free)
Djibouti (visa on arrival)
Gambia (visa free for 90 days)
Ghana (visa free)
Guinea (visa free)
Guinea Bissau (visa free for 90 days)
Kenya (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Liberia (visa free)
Madagascar (visa on arrival for 90 days)
Maldives (visa on arrival for 30 days)
Mali (visa free)
Mauritania (visa on arrival)
Mauritius (visa free for 90 days)
Mozambique (visa free for 30 days)
Niger republic (visa free)
Senegal (visa free)
Seychelles (visitor’s permit on arrival for 1 month)
Sierra Leone (visa free)
Somalia (visa on arrival)
Tanzania (visa on arrival)
Togo (visa free)
Uganda (visa on arrival)
You can check more herehttps://passportlist.co/nigerian-passport

Best is Cape Verde, South Africa & Egypt is also very good

His facebook account photo

Japan, Singapore (190 destinations)

Finland, Germany, South Korea (188)

Denmark, Italy, Luxembourg (187)

France, Spain, Sweden (186)

Austria, Netherlands, Portugal (185)

Belgium, Canada, Greece, Ireland, Norway, United Kingdom, United States, Switzerland (184)

Malta, Czech Republic (183)

New Zealand (182)

Australia, Lithuania, Slovakia (181)

Hungary, Iceland, Latvia, Slovenia (180)

You can check destinations that your passport can take you too using this tool that I have developed.
Have a quick look here https://passportlist.co/nigerian-passport

Bobby4345:
Why create a thread if the information shared isn't 100% valid?

When did Mozambique become visa free for Nigeria passport holders?
Have you visited Mozambique before?
If no, why share information of places you haven't thoroughly researched on?
You can't just repost any information you find via google search.

Have you heard of terms like
transit visa or sufficient funds?
Please which airline routes Nigeria to Barbados or from Nigeria to Samoa?
Do I need a transit visa for these routes.
These are areas you should research on before posting.

Thank you!

sweetonugbu:
When I saw SOMALIA visa on arrival I fainted.

Hehehe why?

Nigerian passport visa-free countries to visit
Barbados (visa-free for 6 months)
Cambodia (visa on arrivals for 30 days)
Dominica (visa-free for 21 days)
Haiti (visa-free for 3 months)
Iran (Visa on arrival)
Sri Lanka (electronic travel authorization)
Timor-Leste (Visa on arrival for 30 days)
Bangladesh (Visa on arrival)
Micronesia (visa-free for 30 days)
Nauru (Visa on arrival)
Vanuatu (visa-free for 30 days)
Palau (Visa on arrival for 90 days)
Tuvalu (Visa on arrival for 30 days)
Samoa (entry permit on arrival for 60 days)
Fiji (visa-free for 4 months)
Benin Republic (visa-free)
Burkina Faso (visa-free)
Burundi (Visa on arrival for 30 days)
Cape Verde (Visa on arrival)
Cameroon (visa-free)
Chad (visa-free)
Comoros Island (Visa on arrival)
Cote d’Ivoire (visa-free)
Djibouti (Visa on arrival)
Gambia (visa-free for 90 days)
Ghana (visa-free)
Guinea (visa-free)
Guinea Bissau (visa-free for 90 days)
Kenya (Visa on arrival for 90 days)
Liberia (visa-free)
Madagascar (Visa on arrival for 90 days)
Maldives (Visa on arrival for 30 days)
Mali (visa-free)
Mauritania (Visa on arrival)
Mauritius (visa-free for 90 days)
Mozambique (visa-free for 30 days)
Niger republic (visa-free)
Senegal (visa-free)
Seychelles (visitor’s permit on arrival for 1 month)
Sierra Leone (visa-free)
Somalia (Visa on arrival)
Tanzania (Visa on arrival)
Togo (visa-free)
Uganda (Visa on arrival)
You can check other countries here https://passportlist.co/nigerian-passport

Indians won't even kiss in their movies...they be acting religious. But their men on Facebook won't let our ladies rest sending them toothpicks in their DM��������
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