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Chukwubuikexo:
Please someone should help with where or who can translate my docs to russian

Bro, if you've got any information, please do share with me. I need where to translate and notarize my documents to Russian language

freedomtours:
you can do it in their embassy here in Abuja, last one i did was around 8k per page, someone over there can also help you do it.

Please how can I go about my translation and notarization of my documents to Russian language.

roqrules04:
Are you a scholarship student ?
Btw, where you translated your passport why didn’t they also Notarize ? Cos here in Russia anywhere you translate any doc they also notarize it there

Good morning bro
Please can you help me on the translation and notarization of my documents 🙏🏾

Austeen007:
Russia!


Every one of us would not deny that we haven’t read or heard one or 2 weird stories about Russia.

If not. At least, you must have heard the following that;

Russians are racists; they do not like black People.

Russian spits on black people on the streets
Russians kills black people or Africans in the streets of Moscow.

Russia is not a place for a black man to travel to; Especially Nigerians.

I get often asked 2 particular questions from most Nigerians about Russia;

“How is the racism there, I heard they’re racist?
The Good News is that I have been living in Russia for almost 3 years now and no one cares about my skin color.

Russians are very helpful people when you ask for help.

“Russia is too cold.” But little did they know that Canada is colder than Russia.

Though, before I moved to Russia I also had read and heard so many weird things about Russia and the advice was “if you’re African, dark skinned don’t go to Russia."

I almost forfeited my visa lol!

But, I took the hard decision, disregarding all I have read and took a shot at it.

When I got to Russia’s Domododevo airport in Moscow I was expecting to be sent back to Africa, Nigeria for being black.

Clearly, nobody cared about my very dark skin tone.

For those who looked only did in admiration and ask to take a photo with me.

My 3 years in Russia has been awesome, far from what I expected.

Recently, I went spending time in the Russian Dacha (Country House) in Nigeria we call village house.

My 90 day experience in the Russian dacha was awesome too.

People where friendly and often asked to take a photo with me.

Remember, you must learn how to understand Russian to be able to start a conversation. Or you can either make use of a Yandex or Google Translator.

Observations:
Many of the things we have read or heard about Russia, isn’t true.

I’d not be able to write all of my experience in Russia so far

If you have any question about Russia ask me I’ll answer them in a knowledgeable truth around my experiences so far.

Nigerian in Russia- My experience so sar

Greetings brother
How do I go about translating and notarization of my documents to Russian language, I have limited time to submit. I need help on how to and where to do it.

Makpenen:
Yes.

Passport.


Medical report
HIV test result.

Hepatitis test result.

Please, can you help on how I can go about my own, translating and notarization of my documents to Russian language

chiefkpokp:
Oya and ur Lagos people go dere and remove it na..... Edo is not lagos

Receive sense brother, you lack it a lot.

chiefkpokp:
Oya and ur Lagos people go dere and remove it na..... Edo is not lagos

Receive sense brother, you lack it a lot.

Am going to defeat those Kenyas dis time... Watch out for me

Admin, this post has to be in frontpage.

A PROFESSOR FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY UNIVERSITY OF PORT HARCOURT, CHOBA.
Wrote on his facebook timeline that......
I AM NOW A DESTITUTE
Having survived five months as against the statutory three months of suspension, I am left with no option but to inform the public that I now need financial support to continue to survive.
I have informed the university in writing that as a
diabetic and hypertensive patient, my life is threatened by the cut of my salary as a result of my
suspension from duty due to allegations over students related agitations over fee policies of the university of Port Harcourt.
I have contemplated suicide severally with a suicide
message for the Nigerian people on how a Professor or anybody at that should not be treated. I hope the
university of Port Harcourt will take note of this
paragraph.
I see people who are supposed to be my friends pass me everyday unconcerned about how I survive. May be that is human nature.
Not even the Union ASUU has shown concern about my life threatening conditions. The Union where I was branch chairman for five years. Strange things happen.
Please, concerned Nigerians should come to my aid. I need at least N50,000 each month to buy my insulin alone. I also buy other drugs. I have a family to also run.
Please don't ignore this post. It is my last effort to stay alive. People who think that speaking for students is a crime must be put to shame.
My account details:
Andrew Efemini
UBA
1004955569
THANKS TO YOU ALL.
Students mobilize to support my survival. No amount is too small.
https://mobile.facebook.com/andrew.efemini?sectionLoadingID=m_timeline_loading

remsonik:
Yes

How many kilometer did u register & when are u going 2 collect ur bib & tag no. Let's hook up

remsonik:
Yes

How many kilometer did u register & when are u going 2 collect ur bib & tag no. Let's hook up

First to comment

remsonik:
I am joining the marathon

Have u register?