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Hello everyone, I've got lots of spiritual problems and I think I need to see a prophet.
I stay in Abeokuta, is there any CAC woman prophet I can reach out to ??
I'll really be grateful or you can reach out to me if you have a powerful one
I'm thinking of going to prayer City for prayers and deliverance

There is more to life than it meets the eye

Hello everyone, I've got lots of spiritual problems and I think I need to see a prophet.
I stay in Abeokuta, is there any CAC woman prophet I can reach out to ??
I'll really be grateful or you can reach out to me if you have a powerful one
I'm thinking of going to prayer City for prayers and deliverance

There is more to life than it meets the eye

Ezi1993:
Pls can you direct me to the prophetess

Did you get the information?

Pidaa:
so after during my time in moutain of fire. i fought with a dwarft spirit in my dream and i defeated the spirit and lock the spirit in a cage and i woke up. so i told the pastors and all of them was happy and saying it was a good dream. after some days i return back to my normal activities and reduce my prayers then in the afternoon when sleeping. i saw my self in my uncle house but actually it was my neighbour house in the dream but the energy was given me my uncle house. maybe because have never visited his house before that why i cant see his house in my dream. then my aunt son came from my uncle house. note my aunt and uncle are blood brother and sister. His son which is my uncle pin me that i was not able to moved my body and he came put his hand inside my pocket and remove a key and he used the key to invoke the cage that i lock the dwarf spirit and set the spirit free. Then i knew what was happening. i tried to ragebait the dwarf demon but he was smart and told me he not ready to fight me and when he is ready he will return back and their mission was there to just free him and after that i woke up and i understand what happen.

Bro life has been stagnant for years, please which mfm church would you advice I go?
I was planning on going to headquarters , prayer City, I don't know if I'll meet any prophet or pastor there to attend on or one.
Omo I don tire, I don submit application tire, no way, I've been left behind in all aspects
Can't even get a job to do
Please help out

Mee346:
please check
I dropped a message couple of minutes ago

She'll tell you there's a paid group.don fall for it, he or she will scam you if you pay
😂 😂

MadamShe:
Saw it, I have responded.

How much to authenticate and legalization for all documents
Approximately how much let me prepare for it

Sweden SI scholarship took my course off the list "social Work"
I was pained ehn... Now I'll have to apply for University of Gothenburg scholarship which is just full tuition only, I'll have to sort out funds for daily lining.. this life no balance
I'll begin the process for fall

Uniben and getting transcript na war, even fast tracked mine still same story over 3 months
I'm tired honestly

funkyy598:
Please, instead of spending that money on a master’s degree, consider using it to study French in Togo or the Republic of Benin and aim to land in Canada as a PR holder. Education in Canada is not cheap ..the french category draw is great chance to get PR

When I hear this Express entry, I feel bad for not applying earlier, I know the pool is tight rn but I have experience with social work as I did per time work with pay for about 3 years.
Got BSC in social work also. Not written IELTS yet or evaluated my certificate. if I calculate my score, can I meet up to 450/470 ? I'll be 30 in 3 years time
Not down to learning French at all
What's your suggestion?
Would my experience meet up to the score?

PuZZyNegro:
You don’t even know the name of the car that you want to use. You don't know V6 and V8, because a camry cannot be V8 no matter what, and you want to enter road?

V6 4 plug

Dabadwela:
V6??

Not advisable

So I verufyed from him and he said it's V6 4 plug
You say it's not advisable for ehailing?

Good evening everyone, so I want to use my Bro's car for Bolt or Uber. I'm a first time driver, would go register the car next week for Bolt,
This is my first time doing this, kinda jobless for now so want to use it to keep body and soul together, what and what should I note,
The car is Big daddy Camry V6 Abi V8.
How long should I use it before servicing
Do you prefer I do offline rides?
What route should I position to get more requests?
Not doing late night as this is my first time, till I master the route and get stronger on Lagos roads

I'll be waiting for tips, do"s and don't from professionals. Thank you

RICKYMARIO:
I just moved to Ireland (University of Limerick) about a month ago

I'm still trying to get to know my surroundings but I'm already living it here

Please, can I send you a PM?

How is their fees in university
Is their fees high? Want to apply for Masters in Social work

ekitimanalways:
I wish you resided in Lagos State. Imo State Government has a liaison office in Victoria Island, Lagos State.

I'll be going to Lagos tomorrow get it
What and what is needed
And how can I get there from iyana ipaja

jjbest123:
You don't have to travel to get it,you can call a family member to head down to the local government of your town,the will issue to him or her on your behalf.

Please make sure the name arrangements are good. Same way it will be in your passport.

For your birth certificate,walk in to any NPC office in your current state of residence,and process that.

I wish you all the best.

No family member is in state where I come from

ekitimanalways:
(1) Do you reside in Lagos?
(2) What's your State of origin?

No I reside in Benin and my ststeo of origin is Imo state

jjbest123:
Wow! This will be deeply appreciated because;the system is messed up!

Approval Form
NIN SLIP
Printed Local Government certificate of identification (colour printed,which was rejected and tagged fake)
Appointment Slip
Affidavit of statutory declaration of Age

Officer's Name Nnaemeka
Complainant: Jacob Onyedikachi Igwe

Please how did you get your Local government certificate? Do I have to go to my State of origin and get it? Or I can do it where I reside?
And how can I apply for it, what are the steps
I want to get my Birth certificate/attestation or birth

Breastfeed:
Anything to make money sha, things are hard, my tecno phone cannot just be wasting like that.

Which one are you doing?

Procashtips:
If you can actually read

You're a waste of time.

Bye

When he told you TAPSWAP has ejected themselves from Solana you dey argue

Make una calm down dey follow updates
They're now on TON NETWORK

sunnymighty:
Congrats! Bro. My question is this....I have been working with a local NGO here in Nigeria that rehabilitates Children with disabilities, precisely Down Syndrome, I have attended series of Certified trainings here in Nigeria organized by Int'l Organizations and NGOs. I wish to continue in this line because it is my passion. What are my chances? Is it possible to apply for jobs over there from here? Even if I have to be trained when I get there, btw I will be Fifty this year and also occupy a top position where I work. Expecting your reply. Thanks!

Good day sir, I remember we spoke about getting a job with the NGO you work for last year when I just finished schooling, I had to go for youth service. I'll be done by next month
How can I contact you? Would be honored to work in your organization

You wise so? You just allow me waste data for rubbish?

Interested boss!!
I no like wahala
Just check me out 🙏
Guobe

iCauseTrouble:
I work from home plus I run a small business.
I pay myself and my staff on 25th of each month

Boss you get online work for me or you have space
I can work online

Nostradamu:
5-10 minutes read.

This post is a breakdown of my arrival story from Nigeria, my MOTHERLAND, to Adelaide, my new home in Australia.

Note:
1. Events here are from my POV.

2. I am a first-time traveler.

3. Remember to take this information as something other than a living document; events stated here could have changed or discarded when you read it.

4. Nonetheless, you can use these instructions to guide your next journey. I'll include as much information as needed to help anyone with a similar situation.

Documents I prepared from Lagos, Nigeria:

1. My international passport.

2. Visa grant, printed one document containing 4 pages. (I made 3 extra sets of photocopies, which wasn't required, as I found out later, but I just wanted to be safe than sorry.)

3. Yellow Fever Vaccination Card. The officials at the point of entry into Australia asked me for it.

4. My Covid vaccination card. The officers didn't request it either in Nigeria or Australia.
Airline ticket

5. Receipt for extra legroom on the plane (entirely optional).

6. Receipt for my lounge in Doha (entirely optional).

Departure experience from MMIA (New Terminal)

We were told that Qatar Airways had relocated to the new terminal at the airport. So, that was where I eventually boarded.

My flight was scheduled to depart at 21:10 hrs, but I arrived 5 hours earlier at the airport. Leaving the house was a personal decision as Qatar only required me to be there 3 hours earlier.

Only travelers were allowed at this new terminal, so my brother and mum were told to stay outside. But one of the officers changed her mind and later said Mumsy could follow me.

Customs
The first people I met were officers of the Nigerian customs who asked me a few questions. I politely responded to all their inquiries, and they let me go without much hassle.

Staff of Qatar Airways
Qatar Airlines officers were the next to screen me. They weighed my luggage and tagged it. Me wey get sense pass federal government, I'd already bought a portable luggage scale at home.

With the scale, I ensured everything I packed was 2-3kg less than the airline's requirement. And because I arrived early, I was the first in line when boarding was announced.

Then, I went through the airline check-in, where they inspected my passport and a print-out of my e-ticket. They also re-weighed my bags and didn't give me plenty wahala because I met the weight requirements.

I did not make the mistake of packing any local food with me on this trip because I can't speak grammar. This decision saved me lots of headaches in MMIA and at Adelaide airport.

Immigration experience and rules to follow
Before I got to the immigration desk, I filled out a piece of paper with several questions (can't remember the name of that document again).

When I got to their desk, the screening was quite thorough.
- My passport and visa grant were reviewed

- The piece of paper I filled was checked

- All my items (bags, jacket, phones, etc) were scanned with a machine

- Then, there was a metal detector (i.e., magnetometer) that I had to walk through with my shoes off.

Omo, it was thorough.

As per the extortion that most travelers had experienced and complained about, it was very subtle. Only one mama immigration officer jokingly asked me to "bless" her. But I tipped the others that screened me out of my volition.

Nobody per se compelled me to give them anything, not even the customs official. I almost didn't believe I was at MMIA because the atmosphere was very professional.

For a moment, I almost attributed that experience to the new sheriff in town - Keyamo. But that's a discussion for another day.

Quick Tip: MAKE SURE YOU KEEP YOUR EYES PEELED WHILE ALL OF THESE EVENTS/INSPECTIONS ARE GOING ON.

Final Check-in
After scaling all these hurdles, the last lap of my journey was the last check before I boarded the plane.

My people, i no go lie for you, IT WAS EVERY LETTER OF THE WORD: SURREAL.

Like, "na me dey comot for Naija so?"; "Abi dem go announce say the flight has been canceled." ; "what if one DSS officer just con meet me say they 'have questions'?"

Just crazy things were going through my coconut head, and I didn't know why.

Omo!!!

Anyways, I was saying.

There was a big area where all the travelers were waiting for the boarding call. At this point, I still had over 2 hours to play around that part of the airport wing.

So, I went to eat Indomie noodles in one of the restaurants at a price that would buy two cartons.

But it's all good.

When it was time to board, the announcement was made, and the staff of Qatar Airways commenced the final check of all our hand luggage.

Then, we were ushered to our various seats by beautiful and very polite air hostesses.

The journey from MMIA Lagos to Doha International Airport took over 8 hours. Omo, I watch films tire; especially when the turbulence started.

The only thing that consoled me during that tense period was that I didn't watch ANY movie about plane crashes, and I increased the volume of the movies so much it was only the vibration of the plane I felt.

Don't blame me; local man never traveled before, especially at 39K feet in the air.

Here are the answers to the set of questions below:

* Stopover experience? When did you land at the airport?

We landed in Dohar at night, I can't remember the time now. But my stopover was for 14 hours, 55 minutes. Luckily, my uncle had purchased a lounge for me to rest. The payment lasted only six hours, which I renewed for $75 because I had about $900 cash. That ensured that I had 12 hours of access and spent the remaining 2 hours locating my boarding gate.
ABEG, QATAR AIRPORT IS BEAUTIFUL.


* How did you carry all that cash with you?
I only had $900, which I didn't declare because it was not up to $10K.


* Can you open a bank account while still in Naija?

I tried, but I could not because the banks I tried had changed their policies.

* Which State/suburb did you settle in and why?

I settled in Adelaide for two reasons: 1. my uncle lives there, and it is a regional area where my visa permits me to stay.

* Driving in Australia? How long can you use your Naija driving license before you get Aussie license?

According to the Department of Driving in SA, till it expires or you become a citizen. https://www.mylicence.sa.gov.au/my-car-licence/international-drivers

* Where you live and why you like it or don't like it? Tips on choosing the right neighborhood, mortgage plans, proximity to work etc.

I have no idea about mortgages and the right neighborhood. Sorry! I am living with my uncle for the foreseeable future till I get my place.
However, my office is not far from where I live in Adelaide.

* How easy was it to settle in, with your kids? How did you go about finding the right schools for them? What is their school system like for toddlers (age 5 and below)?

I don't have children at the moment.

* Can a mother combine work and taking care of the kids?
I do not have any answer to this question at the moment.

* What culture shock have you experienced?

1. My boss addresses me as "mate". And during my final interview, he asked if I drink alcohol. Omo, I shook!!!

2. They obey traffic laws as if their lives depend on it.

3. It gets dark after 8 pm. I nearly had a panic attack the first time I experienced it.

4. The people are generally friendly, contrary to what I had read about from some posts on NL.

5. They don't joke with their road markings.

There are a few others I can't remember now.

* Tips on how to cloth and cope with the cold weather.

When I posted this message, I had just marked my 8th day in Adelaide, and it's been summer all through. I'm talking about 31-42 degree Celsius type of summer. E shock you ba? However, my uncle told me there's a type of underwear people wear mostly here during winter -"Long-john." He said people wear it before wearing everyday clothes, e.g., formal or official.

* Are there Nigerian food/restaurants etc? Are they very expensive?

Nah! None That I have heard about.

* Can one start a business (exportation, consultancy) in Australia?
Sorry, I cannot help with any valid answers in this regard.

* How much does your family survive on in a month?
My uncle still handles all my feeding and housing till I earn enough and move out. So, I really can only say a little in this area.


Stay tuned for more info as I experience them and pictures coming up.

Good day
Please how is their fees for international students
How much are we talking about and what are the requirements for applying
Are there cheap schools?