₦airaland Forum

Kamdil:
This maybe a setup by SARS men just to make it look like the #endsars# thing is a wrong move laced with uterior motive

EdmundChidera:
Government should export everybody out from Abia state then call Umahi to fix the state so that everyone can come back and witness new things once in their lives from Government

Chiedu4Trump:
When Joe Biden was VP under Obama, he hosted a wedding where two men got married to each other
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/e2/64/4b/e2644bd166b053793d74c8498dd22c21.jpg
https://twitter.com/VP44/status/760250205191012352

Vixlot:
Democratic nominee Joe Biden has stretched his lead over President Trump in post-debate polls, leaving panicked Republicans to warn the party could be headed for heavy losses on Nov. 3.

Biden has opened up his widest national lead in months in both the RealClearPolitics and FiveThirtyEight averages with 29 days to go until Election Day. Several recent polls have found Biden leading by landslide margins nationally.

New polls of Arizona, Florida and Pennsylvania, a potential tipping-point state to get Biden to the 270 electoral votes needed to win the White House, show Biden building a substantial lead.

Trump is struggling mightily with the groups that powered his 2016 election victory, including seniors, independents and suburban voters. Women are breaking for Biden in huge numbers.

Republicans are worried that Trump is headed for a resounding defeat that could decimate the party’s ranks in the Senate, where the GOP is frantically working to protect its majority against a wave of Democratic spending.

“Republicans are in big trouble in my opinion,” said former Sen. Judd Gregg (R-N.H.), a contributor for The Hill.

be inconsistent and he’s not getting that vote anywhere. That’s the swing vote…and I think he’s lost them. People have made up their minds. He’s in big trouble. It will be a tough election for the people that are on the ticket with him.”

When asked if he thought it was too late for Trump to turn things around, Gregg replied: “Yes.”

The new polls do not fully account for the president’s three-day hospitalization with the coronavirus. Trump returned to the White House on Monday evening, although his doctor at Walter Reed, Sean Conley, said he’s “not out of the woods yet.”

Other world leaders, such as British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, have received brief sympathy bumps in the polls after falling ill with COVID-19.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/519694-bidens-wide-lead-in-post-debate-polls-leaves-republicans-panicking

Jayrehme1112:
Goodluck Jonathan and author, Reno Omokri, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to send operatives of the Federal Special Anti-Robbery Squad, F-SARS of the Nigeria Police Force to Borno state to help in combating terrorism rather than "harming innocent Nigerians."



According to Omokri, Buhari should stop 'rehabilitating Boko Haram terrorists' but instead rehabilitate Nigerians by................
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Tenshades:
There is one acted by Tom Cruise.

Jafar1:
Reminds me of the movie "The mummy"

Acted by Tom cruise.

Pinky:
what you need to do is to check what the entry requirements are for the country you are heading to. It really isn't the airlines requesting a PCR test but the countries they are flying you to. If your destination requires a negative PCR test, then British Airways or any airline you intend to fly will be mandated to see the result before you board

Hope this helps

Rheminix:
thats because they are not requesting for covid

recievesense:
I want to use British Airways. Called them to inquire if you need a PCR to depart Nigeria and they redirected me to Natip.ncdc

The info is not there

Rheminix:
pls did ur airline request for covid test

iamSi:
By Air : 50k
Land : 6k

Lloydfather:
bro have sence this is 2018. And not 1918.

Gray123:
The latest round of sanctions could see Nigerians hit with even tighter restrictions and greater scrutiny on US B1 business visit visas, B2 holiday visit visas, L1 intra-company transfer visas, H1B specialty occupation visas, E2 Treaty Investor visas, E1 Treaty Trader visas and other types of US visa.
However, Trump’s continued ‘targeting’ of Nigerians has drawn criticism, with many arguing that it’s causing fear and generating fake news. Nigeria has become a target of Trump visa restrictions mainly because Nigerians have a high US visa overstay rate.
Under the Trump administration, thousands of Nigerians have reported that access to US visas is harder than ever. Many claim that their US visa applications are often rejected, which dissuades them from applying again… at least until Trump is no longer President.
The latest visa restrictions on Nigerians come as huge blow, given that back in February US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, said he was ‘optimistic’ that the US could lift existing restrictions imposed on the African nation. However, the latest State Department announcement has seemingly quashed hope that restrictions will be lifted any time soon.

Muleriders:
I doubt if interview will hold on November 27. Its thanksgiving holiday here in the US. and I'm 101% sure all US embassy worldwide will be on holiday as well.