₦airaland Forum

sampitts: the scholarship covers both room and board so they didnt ask.

xtus: Yes, u just have to write a letter and address it to cdhc....... Then u state d reason why u wanna withdraw ur passport. Then take it to d embassy @ VI and submit, dey will giv u a form to fill and after awhile dey might call u inside.

hwelye: Sorry, i submitted TOEFL, not IELTS

babe_online: ======================
Hello? how is GEJ his father Apart from that, who is going to respect a man that does not have respect for the people of his country by thinking they are retarded, saying ''he is struggling'' to build his house when it is in his time as the president that the highest money has been stolen from Nigeria? Please, please, please.

IamJerry: Anyway, first of all...let me say your advice is helpful because I have been thinking of travelling Abroad because of this reasons since last year April. In other news, I am NOT going Abroad to work...am only going there to study and it is even a short term programm in which I will leave their within 2months. What about my case?

And again, your advice is helpful BUT very discouraging to some people so I advice they go there and try their luck...

What about my own case? Am going for short term course... Thank You!

T-john:
One of the survivors from the Calabar boat wreck, Kive Sani has disclosed that the vessel was conveying illegal migrants from Oron in Akwa Ibom State to Gabon.

The wooden boat which was carrying 166 people from southeastern Nigeria, capsized about 40 nautical miles off the coast, with only two known survivors.

Their trip to Gabon, as disclosed by Kive Sani, a 27 year old Togolese and one of the two confirmed survivors was in search of greener pastures.

According to Sani, the wooden boat did not sail through the normal route and had travelled through a lonely part of the sea.

Hafsat Zakare, the second survivor said that they remained in the sea from about 9pm Friday when the mishap happened till 3pm on Sunday, before succor came their way.

They were saved by the help of a rescue team from a petroleum company (ADDAX), off the shores of Calabar. They are receiving treatment at a private hospital in Calabar, the state capital, where they were rushed to.

The survivors revealed the cause of the wreckage as a leakage into the wooden vessel which was caused by an engine failure.

Casualties, who ranged from women to children are said to include citizens of Benin Republic, Togo, Ghana, Senegal and just a few Nigerians.

It was also disclosed that most of the passengers were women among whom was a pregnant woman.

The Eastern zone coordinator, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Olayemi Abas, has confirmed that bodies of nine casualties have been received by the agency and they have been deposited at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital Mortuary.

Efforts to recover more bodies are on-going.

http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/03/21/sunk-nigerian-boat-carried-illegal-migrants/

frank 94: No one is accomodating me,I'm going on my own.and why do you ask?

frank 94: I intend to stick at port of spain when I get their.

frank 94: Bro if you know anything about this country please let me know before I travel ok.I just need a very good infor about their thanks.

surecan: what is your profession,you cant get direct flight