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Encourage One Another And Pray For Pst Adeboye, Kumuyi, Ohanebo, Oyedepo, Olukoya, And Others, Pst Muoka Urges....


The General overseer of The Lord's Chosen Charismatic Revival Ministries, Pastor Lazarus Muoka during his Live message on Sunday service urged all the members of The Lord’s Chosen not to join the trend among many ignorant believers whereby they speak against other churches and pastors because such attitude can never add any soul to the kingdom of God. Instead, it will depopulate it. Therefore, instead of making mockery of a particular church especially when they seem not to be following the principles of the bible, we should pray for them. In his exact word, he said, “Speak evil of no man, because God is the Head of every church. Let us pray for them and leave the judgment for God because I Pastor Lazarus Muoka and my family love all the pastors in Nigeria, Africa and the whole world. Pray for Adeboye, Kumuyi, Ohanebo, Olukoya, Oyedepo, etc, because they have all labored in the vineyard of God and their reward is in heaven at last. Pray that God should give His pastors sound health. Pray for them and their families. Let godly love not die in our generation,” Pastor Muoka asserted.

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What's the position of China in this category?

Hadampson:
Kuwait, Bahrain, Latvia, Jordan, and United Kingdom



Countries with low standard of living are Central African Republic, Burundi, Niger Republic, Swaziland, Sierra Leone, Congo, Eritrea and the likes

Countries with medium standard of living are Vietnam, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Amenia, Jordan, Lithuania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Greece, Romania, Russia, Latvia, South Africa, Egypt, India, Argentina and other South American countries, Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago and the likes




Switzerland, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Germany, Austria, Canada, USA and Australia, United Kingdom, France, Qatar



Netherlands, Germany, Scandinavian nations, Brazil, Canada, Spain, New Zealand and some South American countries




Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Scandinavian nations, United Kingdom, Northern Ireland and United States


I hope you find it helpful

Available

I'm currently looking for admission in China. But a student assisting me over there said they hardly accept Nigerians. I'm still waiting though he said he will visit many other schools to know if they can accept me.

My question now is which school in China accepts Nigeria students and what legal business can I do there since they don't allow study to work. Thanks

Very educative...

Lovely and give away price..

This is a hot and sort after duplex for your family.
Beautiful and in serene environment built tastefully to suit your needs.

Asking price #85,000,000

I have a well maintained 2002 Rx300 white going for #1.5m last. Clean one

I will advise you to go for rx300. For three years now I have used it no disappointment at all.

Thanks so much.

peacefull:
I think study or work.
But I think get working visa from oversea is not so easy. Japanese working visa have 19 type including Official visa and Diplomatic visa.

This is fake news according to Canadian twitter handle.

You should send me these documents

Passport Page.
Passport size picture.
Educational certificate/Degree and transcript.
Physical examination certificate
Police clearance certificate


Please someone processing admission sent these. How do I send him my weac certificate and transcript since I learnt that transcript is usually sent to the university you intend to study?

Do weac issues weac transcript?

Noted, I just wanted to learn from your point of view because I have not been to other countries you mentioned except Benin Republic.

Jayneek:
I never said Togo is better than Abidjan, Ghana and Cotonou. Everywhere has their own different advantage and disadvantage. Am only talking about Togo from what I see here.

Interesting.... But I thought Abidjan is better in terms of business. So Togo is better than Abidjan, Ghana, Cotonou in terms of which criteria? I just visited Cotonou last week and like it's calm but I'm a bit confused of the market pressure for business since the street is scanty. I'm thinking it won't have market pressure for business. Educate me on Togo.....

Jayneek:
Let me say a little about Togo. Its a small peace country that shares border with Benin Republic and Ghana. Their major languages French and ewe. They hardly speak English so first thing to note is that as a Nigerian (they call all Nigerians Igbo) it is 95% impossible to get a job here except you are very good in French.

Most Nigerians here are mainly into business and they dominate the main markets selling clothing's, shoes, electronics and so on. Others have businesses like bars and restaurants but by doing so you have to employ workers that can speak French and ewe and a little bit of English but then the ones that can speak English are very difficult to find.

Accommodation is quite okay in terms of price and there is constant light in the country. In the main city Lome, you can get really cheap houses for like 10,000 to 15,000cfa a month but then, most of those houses will be like a room with shared toilets and most of them you get water from wells. If you want a nice neat one bedroom self contained in Lome, you will pay up to 45,000cfa a month.
However in other areas like Bagida and Avepozo with are developing areas, you will get nice one bedroom self contained with flowing water and your own cash power (pre paid meter) for 25,000 to 30,000cfa a month.

Food is very cheap here and their main food is Akuome with Ademe or egbsese. They also have corn and sause and these meals you can feed your stomach full with just 500cfa. There are other normal meals as well and you can also get naija restaurants here were they sell normal naija meals with isi ewu, nkwobi and abacha. If you have a nice home you can cook your naija meals in your house by yourself.

There are lots of nice beaches here were you can also go the relax and have some fun. These French people love enjoyment and from as early as 9am in the morning you can find people already drinking beer in the beaches both guys and ladies, no time.

These are just but a few things you should know about Togo.

When a joke has finally broken.

Mizwisdom:
After 12 years?

How do I genuinely migrate to Japan?

Enter chisco transport or Young shall grow motors at maza maza Lagos. Price might be between 30-40k.

I have a Haulage company that can deliver large consignment in Trade Fair Lagos to Abidjan.

Bishop346:
Do they have transport company around Lagos trade fair to carry large consignment, like 1000 cartons of indomie and other food stuffs?

How are the goods charged?

Who pays duty n how much?

What is the address of buly orelope park in Abidjan?

Can someone apply for a Bsc course or must it be msc?

How much is this sachet water sealing machine?

Good expository

Exactly

R2bees:
Rwanda too

Give him a guiding answer man since you are there. Stop being rhetorical in answering questions.

KendrickAyomide:
abeg no spoil Austria for we potential legal immigrants Abeg

Congratulations Pst. Joshua Muoka.

Your marriage shall be a huge blessings.

@ Naotokan and Blackbriar, thanks for your advice.

What does it take to apply as a research student?

An agent was charging me #2m for Japan tourist visa with hope of getting work as soon as I land because he married to Japanese lady that has company over there. Me I don't have such money to give agent.
Thank goodness I saw this thread.

I really appreciate the contributors so far.

Good illustrations. Thanks for this information.

tyosho:
It will be nice if this thread is restricted to info about life in australia.Not questions on how to secure visa or gain admission.

My family and I made use of IOM to secure our travel tickets.We went with emirates and had a stopover in Dubai.Nothing special about the travel experience.We were entitled to 40kg per adult,40kg for a child and 23kg for infant.We also paid for 2 extra bags of 32kg each but i hear prices have gone up so cargoing is cheaper.You can cargo through certain airlines like saa,emirates and etihad.
All in all we had like 12 luggages.
I went with ALL kinds of food stuffs except beans(becos of weavils).With my food items,i put them individually in transparent bags and labelled them.Fish,egusi,dry pepper,garri,amala etc.
Got to melbourne,declared i had food items but was not searched and was allowed to go through.

We opened accts with NAB and commonwealth bank but didnt transfer any money from nigera.We went with some cash and left the remaining in a GT dom acct and transferred from there to our OZzy acct when we arrived.We also opened a dom acct in OZ(commonwealth bank was seamless) for ease of transfer.There might be a cheaper way to transfer funds but this is what we did.

We stayed with family in Northern suburbs initially but got our own place in the Eastern suburbs,somewhere not far from Dandenong.We settled for the East because its quite busy,more factories and industries in these areas.If i dont live in the East,I will go for the North and West in that order.West is cheapest but people say it has a history of crime.I however have friends who have lived in the West over 10years and have never had any incidents.Anyhow,wherever you decide to stay is fine.Just get somewhere close to the train station and mall.

In melbourne,you can use your naija license for 6months.My husband passed his victoria drivers test on first attempt,i havnt tried yet for my drivers license.People say though that it can be quite tough cos i know someone who failed 5times!I was able to start driving within 2months of getting here.Just remember,you drive on the left always.

No ideas on how mortgages work but when choosing a neighborhood,also consider ones with good schools if you have kids.If your kids are still of daycare age(below 5),use careforkids.com.au to compare prices,reviews etc.

Settling in was not bad for me cos i had friends and family here already.My kids settled fine as well.

Upon arrival;
Get a mobile sim(i use lebara)
Apply for TFN(tax file no)
Open a bank account or go and activate the one you opened from Nigeria
Go to centerlink and medicare for registration
Get a travel card(MYki card if in melbourne).

Update your linkedin profile and make it very appealing to recruiters.You can also search for recruiters on Linkedin.

With regards to work,there is always something to do.It might not be want you want initially but there is work.Some people start off working at factories,aged care homes,disability and support centres etc until they eventually get what they want.Some people also end up going into nursing,community welfare,policing etc.But like i said,if you dont mind chopping humble pie to start somewhere earning money with these blue collar jobs,you will be okay.I know people who have houses with money earned from these blue collar professions.
There is dignity of labour here so people dont care what job you do to earn money.

For transportation,if you can afford it,pls plan to buy a car asap(carsales.com.au,gumtreee.com.au).please buy cars with roadworthiness and valid registration(at least 6months).If no car,you can use the metro system until you can afford to get a car here.

For housing,a friend referred us to her agent who leased us an apartment even though we didnt have jobs at the time.She accepted our bank statements as proof of income.We pay just a little below 2k monthly as rent.

Then i also just found out about NRAS housing scheme from a colleague days back.Its for families who fall within a certain income threshold.IF your rent was like 350,you would pay like 260 and the govt will pay the balance.I dont have much info as i dont qualify anymore since hubby and I both work now.But im certain most freshbies would qualify.

With furnishing the house,we went across gumtree.com(for people who were selling their furniture due relocation or other reasons),kmart stores( for kitchen items),bestbuy.com(this is a company that sells new electronics at reduced prices because they have scratches or marks on them;there are plenty stores like that but this is the one i patronised) and ikea stores(for kitchen and beddings)

For people that dont mind as well,in order to save costs,you can patronise Salvos stores(its a charity shop that all kinds of household items in great condition).

To get the best energy providers,internet providers,insurance etc,you can make use of iselect.com.au

During cold weather,you wear jacket and use heater(we paid almost 200 a month for heating during this past winter)

I do most of my shopping at Dandenong Market as food stuffs there is cheaper than everyother place I know.There is also Marmara market at Dandenong(all kinds of food items including shaki,cowleg,cow tongue etc) and an African store not far from the market(cant rememeber the name).At noble park is SUR african shop where i get dry fish,palm oil,egusi and stuff like that.

With departmental stores,woolworths is most expensive and aldi is cheapest.Coles is in between.
I know of only one nigerian restaurant that recently opened in the city and i have never been there before.
There is also another popular naija shop in the West called Fatimoh"s shop

With centerlink link claims,we were paid family tax benefit part A and B,family rebate and child care assistance.This all sumed up to $621 forthnightly for the first 4months,it came down to 550 and then now sits at $89 fortnightly.It reduces with every income increase.
Childcare rates was $113 for two kids initially (5days a week) and now is $370 a week.

We also got a concession card which has now been cancelled since we both have jobs.With the concession card,we paid discounted electricity and waterbills,half price for transportation,free ambulance cover,susbsizied fees if we had done any studies at the time and my first kid who is in kinder got 15hours free of daycare weekly .

With jobs,for me,it was just God.I got a job in the Tier 1 team of an IT company with no technical knowledge whatsover.It was my 3rd video interview and i got the job two months after arrival.I commute 54mins by train to the CBD which is quite a distance by OZ standard.But i dont mind really.I got the job through indeed.com which i prefer to seek.com
There a couple of recruitment agencies i know and i will list as i remember.

Strategy one(blue collar)
Adecco
Hoban
Ozstaff(blue collar)
Randstad
Sharp &carter
Hays
Smaart



cc Bellong,vinsmuft,funkjo,oknee,hordunayo,incemay,abeg you guys should come and add o

Our amiable awaiting Governor of Lagos State visits The Lord's Chosen charismatic Revival movement as part of his inclusive mantra of governance if elected.
According to his post via his instagram handle...
I love that tag on that vest he's holding.
ONLY GOD CAN DO THIS

https://www.instagram.com/p/BqKMW9vnA1T/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1hpls932xnxuv