₦airaland Forum

fredoooooo:
This man made no comment on NDDC o .. now he dey talk on irrelevancies.. All of una no go know peace

ossaii:
Big lie.
Delta man like me.
May be you forgot the result in 2015.

APC:48,910

PDP:1,211,405

gidgiddy:
In a civilised country, the Army is not used in conducting elections or any social event for that is not their traditional role nor then It constitutional role

In a civilised country, any killing, no matter who it may be or the circumstance, must be investigated and a report made

In a civilised country, the rule of law is supreme

When a President tacitly encourages the armed forces to commit human rights abuse and extra-judicial killings, that when you know the country is worse than a zoo

naijapips04:
Hello Sir,

can you point to the CCT order compelling Buhari to suspend the CJN ? before thunder fire you .

Kaetoh:
I may be full blooded anti APC, but if the cjn of the country is truly corrupt let him face justice. I can never be part of evil in this country. But how about gandollar and the 40 thieves? How about the numerous criminals in APC Please let's not support thieves be it PDP or APC .

Kaetoh:
I may be full blooded anti APC, but if the cjn of the country is truly corrupt let him face justice. I can never be part of evil in this country. But how about gandollar and the 40 thieves? How about the numerous criminals in APC Please let's not support thieves be it PDP or APC .

Privettoall:
If Buhari gets away easily with this, ah! Nothing for SE and SS again. Honestly! This man suppose to use wisdom in this case. Ha! Even the suspended Chief Judge of Nigeria is guilty, the president should at least exercise patience. Election is just less than 1 month. What is Buhari afraid of? That the man is Ibo? And will knock him out if he needs to approach the court after election? But Buhari said he is sure of winning the election. OMG. OMG. OMG Ibos must not sleep at all. Ibos must defend this. The ex CJN might be guilty, but really, Ibos must demand prosecution of all hausa and fulani corrupt idiots in his government. Buhari is not hiding his partiality anymore.

RTSC:
There is nothing smart about that.
He just abused presidential powers and he is going to face the consequences.

It would have been smart if he found a way to get rid of onnoghen without breaking the law.

naijapips04:
shut up.

what powers does he have to suspend the CJN? where is he getting that power from?

adanny01:
Way to go Buhari.

I never thought you had it in you to do the needful. Our laws have been turned upside down and loopholes have been found and created everywhere around the constitution.

The president who enjoys very detailed immunity from the constitution is not protected against criminal prosecution but Judges want to prevent themselves from all prosecution whether criminal or otherwise. Its wrong, the section of the constitution the judges are using to shield the CJN doesnot intend to give such kind of immunity to any Nigerian.

How can the CJN admit to a crime but is defended by Nigerians. Have we sold our conscience for tribalism and political affiliation?

For me, I would never support corruption or a corrupt individual.

sirjoe1124:
It is not right

babyphaze07:
If surely we don't agree with Buhari, let's stop ranting on Nairaland. Let's hit the street and bring his govt down.

Back to Sudan is 1000% certain.

Princedapace:
what is the difference between the men u mentioned and Tinubu, Amaechi, Oshomole, Abba Kari, Boss Mostapha, etc.

ovieokodhi:
So you still pay for data when I am blazing mtn 1gb daily free of charge

VisaOfficer:
Ah, this is my favorite kind of question, because I am a huge nerd about Consular numbers.

The 220,000 number you quote represents family preference visas only. In FY2014, a total of 467,370 immigrant visas were issued worldwide. That includes 221,193 family preference beneficiaries, as well as immediate relatives, special immigrants, employment preference beneficiaries, and Diversity Visa winners. Additionally, there were 41,488 K visas issued worldwide. And then there are all the people who go to the U.S. as students or temporary workers and somehow manage to adjust status, which I believe is around 200,000, but I can't find that statistic now that I need it.

To quote the Visa Bulletin: Section 201 of the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) sets an annual minimum family-sponsored preference limit of 226,000. The worldwide level for annual employment-based preference immigrants is at least 140,000. Section 202 prescribes that the per-country limit for preference immigrants is set at 7% of the total annual family-sponsored and employment-based preference limits, i.e., 25,620. The dependent area limit is set at 2%, or 7,320. So the seven percent allocated to each country refers only to principal applicants in family-sponsored and employment-based cases; it does not include their derivatives, immediate relatives, etc.

Let's take Nigeria as an example. In addition to IRs, CRs, and various other visa categories, Nigeria could also have 25,620 visas for family-sponsored people who aren't IRs or CRs and and for employment-based visa beneficiaries. Nigeria has yet to see a year with that many current family-preference or employment-based cases, although I suppose it could happen some day. Let's pretend that we issued 15,620 such visas last year, leaving 10,000 unissued. That 10,000 does not roll over to the next year. But we don't need it to, because believe it or not, demand for visas hasn't reached the point where that 10,000 would make a difference next year (that is, we're not going to have 35,620 current family preference and employment-based cases next year).

If, someday, there is a major push to change cut-off dates so that waiting periods are shorter, demand would indeed go up sharply, at least temporarily. But Nigeria's demand would have to increase more than tenfold for us to start "running out" of family preference visas.

Make sense?

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timifizzy: I am sincerely sorry for the long silence especially around the much anticipated period, for some reasons beyond my understanding, I couldn't access my nairaland account, eventually after successful access, I couldn't locate this thread in good time. My utmost apology once again.

Please if u have not yet dropped your application, do so, and according to other great minds that has been updating the house on same issue., collection of applications will be stopped officially in the new week.

Further info received makes it clear that potential candidates will start receiving sms invitation for written test about 2 weeks after closure of application phase.

The written test is most likely coming up around 1st week in august, and questions as usual will be based on cuRrent affairs generally, you should also be very conversant with internal affairs within your state of origin including chieftaincy matters, candidates should brush up their writing skills, composition, construction, and articulation, as it is most likely that essay addressing security issues be asked. You can lay your hands on some GMAT calculations, quantitative aptitude and verbal reasoning too though its only a probability of 10 out of 100% that calculation will be asked.

This is what I know for now, and as soon as I know more, I won't leave you out. I'm back !!

#Goodlucks fellas