timilehin007:
then I’ll be mindful of what I search from now on

Just be born again. That is the ultimate solution.

Wifeoflgbo:
I am an Australian woman who is married to an Nigerian man. I was told that if I want to stay in Nigeria and live here, that I need to apply for a resident permit?

Is this correct?

I was told it will cost $2000AUD (1077870.00000 naira) for 2 year resident permit. Surely it cannot be this much?

As a spouse of a Nigerian I don't think you have to pay that much or at all even.

See the link below
[url] [https://immigration.gov.ng/residence-permit/ url]

Hmmmm

Stephen2324:
One wrong sex fit steal your peace for life

ruin for life time

God bless Pastor Kumuyi

Approximately €78,500 in cash have been seized by India’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) last Friday, August 25, in a search related to visa fraud in the French Embassy conducted at the premises of a travel agent.

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The investigation was carried out in Ludhiana, a large industrial city in the north Indian state of Punjab, where the suspect travel agent, Balwinder Singh Bartia, resides, SchengenVisaInfo.com reports.

The CBI later announced that incriminating materials were recovered during the search, whereas an amount of approximately Rs 70.10 Lakh (€78,542.45) were seized from a bank locked in the same city.

According to the Bureau, the suspect charged young farmers and unemployed people in the state of Punjab between Rs 25 lakh to Rs 45 (€2,800 to €5,600) in exchange for Schengen visas from the Embassy of France, New Delhi. He also arranged their flights to the United States from France within a period of ten days after arrival in the latter.

To date, the French Embassy has not commented on the incident.

CBI’s investigation has resulted in legal procedures being initiated against six private persons, two of whom were previously employees of the Visa Department of the Embassy of France, New Delhi. The CBI claims that these two persons have worked with others to fraudulently issue visas in a period of four months, between January 1, 2022 and May 6, 2022.

Amongst the fraudulent acts committed by these people include providing forged letters supposedly written by a private company based at Bengaluru to the Consulate General of France, Bengaluru, for issuing Entry Visas for their joining private companies in Port-Le-Havre, France.

Related to the case, the CBI has previously conducted searches at six locations, including Delhi, Patiala, Gurdaspur and Jammu at the premises of the accused in December 2022, during which it had collected incriminating evidence, including laptops, mobile phones, suspicious passports etc.

India is the third largest source for Schengen visa applicants for 2002, just behind Türkiye and the Russian Federation. 671,928 applications were filed at the Schengen embassies in India in 2022, 18.3 per cent of which were rejected.


The highest number of applications were submitted at the French consular authorities in India (138,643), followed by Switzerland (106,025), and Spain (80,098). Accordingly, France also rejected the highest number of applications, as many as 27,681, out of the total 121,188 rejected by the Schengen countries.

Obtaining a visa is often costly and time-consuming for applicants. The procedures include collecting several documents, paying a Schengen visa fee of €80, purchasing the right travel insurance, and much more


https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/news/indias-bureau-of-investigation-seizes-e785k-in-french-embassy-visa-scandal/#google_vignette

bellong:


Townsville is a nice regional town but I think for someone coming in new, why not go to a bigger city with more opportunities. Every major city has a university.

Gold Coast , Sunshine Coast all got universities even Hervey Bay too.

MrsJoycey1:


It's because I plan to pursue an academic program while simultaneously exploring and applying for job opportunities.

Why not Bundaberg, Hervey Bay, Sunshine Coast and even Springfield Brisbane?

Zonefree:
A further proof that men masturbate not cos they lack kpekus but because they don't have strength for wahala from the bleeding gender.

Bleeding gender? Not a good qualifier.

I will counsel you to focus on your goals and remember that everything in life is by God grace We all have different path in life. May God help you in all your endeavours.

Solution : Jesus

Kriss216:
Coc.k and Bull story!


She never tell the real story.

Don't so sir, remember the Dr that was shot in the train, who sent sos on twitter? Someone was mocking then that it wasn't true , but it was . The doctor died eventually. So we can't underrate anyone experience.

Needadvice200:
Sorry I had to create new account to remain anonymous.

Please men of the house I seriously need advice. Straight to the point, we've been married for 6 years now and I love her so so much, our compatibilities is 100%. We have a beautiful baby girl and we are still currently living together at the moment.


Thank y'all

Deeper life crusade is going on now in Taraba. You log in online and join virtually from the corner of your room every evening. Who knows you may receive mercy and your story may change.

[quote author=Righteousness2 post=109161597]David Adeleke , pay up the young man. It is Wickedness of the wicked to withhold someone dues and you busy Galivanting all over social media as this and that.

GOD ALMIGHTY hates things as this..[/quote
Be quick to listen but restrain to respond, for you never know the full detail of the story.

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Occupation codeJob types included on the shortage occupations listAreas of the UK where there is a shortageAnnual salary (80% of going rate)1181Health services and public health managers and directors – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £30,720 (£15.15 per hour)1242Residential, day and domiciliary care managers and proprietors – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £21,360 (£10.53 per hour)2111Chemical scientists – only jobs in the nuclear industryScotland only80% of going rate: £21,360(£10.53 per hour)2112Biological scientists and biochemists – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £23,760(£11.72 per hour)2113Physical scientists – only the following jobs in the construction-related ground engineering industry:
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geophysicistEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £29,200(£14.40 per hour)2113Physical scientists – only the following jobs in the oil and gas industry:
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senior resource geologist and staff geologist in the mining sectorEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £29,200(£14.40 per hour)2114Social and humanities scientists – only archaeologistsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £20,720(£10.22 per hour)2121Civil engineers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £28,000(£13.81 per hour)2122Mechanical engineers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £26,720(£13.18 per hour)2123Electrical engineers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £29,600(£14.60 per hour)2124Electronics engineers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £27,760(£13.69 per hour)2126Design and development engineers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £27,280(£13.45 per hour)2127Production and process engineers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £26,480(£13.06 per hour)2129Engineering professionals not elsewhere classified – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £26,160(£12.90 per hour)2135IT business analysts, architects and systems designers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £29,280(£14.44 per hour)2136Programmers and software development professionals – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £26,640(£13.14 per hour)2137Web design and development professionals – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £20,800(£10.26 per hour)2139Information technology and communications professionals not elsewhere classified – only cyber security specialistsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £25,440(£12.54 per hour)2216Veterinarians – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £26,000(£12.82 per hour)2425Actuaries, economists and statisticians – only bio-informaticians and informaticiansEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £26,240(£12.94 per hour)2431Architects – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £28,000(£13.81 per hour)2461Quality control and planning engineers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £24,400(£12.03 per hour)3111Laboratory technicians – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £14,560 (£7.18 per hour)3411Artists – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £16,800(£8.28 per hour)3414Dancers and choreographers – only skilled classical ballet dancers or skilled contemporary dancers who meet the standard required by internationally recognised UK ballet or contemporary dance companies.
The company must be endorsed as being internationally recognised by a UK industry body such as the Arts Councils (of England, Scotland or Wales).England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £23,840(£11.76 per hour)3415Musicians – only skilled orchestral musicians who are leaders, principals, sub-principals or numbered string positions, and who meet the standard required by internationally recognised UK orchestras.
The orchestra must a full member of the Association of British Orchestras.England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £22,000 (£10.85 per hour)3416Arts officers, producers and directors – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £24,000(£11.83 per hour)3421Graphic designers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £18,800(£9.27 per hour)5215Welding trades – only high integrity pipe welders, where the job requires 3 or more years’ related on-the-job experience. This experience must not have been gained through illegal working.England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £18,240(£8.99 per hour)6146Senior care workers – all jobsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland80% of going rate: £13,520 (£6.67 per hour)

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SportTokyo Olympics
OK, Boomers: Australia fail to hit heights in first-up victory
By Malcolm Knox
July 25, 2021 — 8.52pm
Australia 84 Nigeria 65

Okay, Boomers. At the end of a weekend that had produced plenty of surprises for the wider Australian Olympic team, several of them nasty, it was down to one of the more popular, experienced and high-profile outfits to provide a shot of morale.

Anxious Australian athletes would have been gathered around their TVs on Sunday night in Tokyo expecting the Boomers to look after them.

Joe Ingles drives to the hoop against Nigeria.
Joe Ingles drives to the hoop against Nigeria. GETTY

The Australian men, ranked third in the world, fresh off a practice match win over the United States, were expected to account comfortably for the 22nd-ranked Nigeria at the Saitama Super Arena. Like the Tokyo Games themselves, the result was a while coming and beset by human and non-human error.

For the first half, the Boomers struggled to shake off a Nigerian team that outperformed Australia in rebounds and turnovers, harassed them with willing defence and deprived them of cohesion. With coach Brian Goorjian giving long slabs of game time to old heads Patty Mills and Joe Ingles, there were flashes of coordinated offence, but only flashes.


In an irony that would have been observed by those noting the absence of Ben Simmons, off seeking a cure for the free-throw yips, it was only Nigeria’s poor free-throw shooting that saved Australia’s blushes. Swap Nigeria’s free throw percentage for Australia’s on the night, and the result goes the other way.

Patty Mills looks to find some space as the Nigerians close him down.
Patty Mills looks to find some space as the Nigerians close him down. GETTY

Like some other Australian Olympians in the first few days of these games, the Boomers left the court with frowns on their faces and a look of puzzled frustration.

After a prolonged struggle, eventually class prevailed. Or, put another way, lack of class failed to prevail. As the game developed, Nigeria’s poor shooting spread from the free-throw line around the court, and while they continued to thwart Australia with their enthusiasm and physicality, there was no making up for their shooting inaccuracy.

As if another obstacle needed to be put in the way of the athletes at these Olympics, the shot clock horn went on the blink in the third quarter, leading to extended conferences, contingency plans and effectively a supplementary three-quarter time break for both teams. Just one thing after another. When play resumed, the ever-impressive Dante Exum landed a three-pointer, followed up with a steal, and the Australian gears looked like they were finally meshing.


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But not really, or in any satisfying way. It was that kind of night. A six-point margin at the official final break was enough for confidence but not for comfort. The disqualification of Nigeria’s Chimezie Metu of the Sacramento Kings, for an unsportsmanlike foul on Matthew Dellavedova spelt the end of the contest when Dellavedova nailed his free throws, and from that point Australia strung some together nicer offensive play, with Mills at the forefront. The captain’s game-high 25 points were as reassuring as his solid 33 minutes of court time.

Australia’s win, by a final margin of 84 points to 65, was one of those looked better on the scoreboard than it would have felt, and will leave the Australians knowing they have work to do. It wasn’t pretty, and a more polished opponent would have held Australia to greater account.

“Jitters,” said Exum when asked later to explain Australia’s scratchy start. “Everyone wants to do so well and win this first match, and when we went to the locker room we sat down and said we need to get this together.”

Ingles, who was vocal in gingering up his teammates during breaks in play, said credit had to be given to the “up and in, full-court style of play” employed by the Nigerians, who had eight NBA players in their squad. “We need to be better with the ball,” he said, predicting that Goorjian ‘will get into us a little bit’ in the review of the game.

An unfazed Mills said the overall aim is a two-week project: to qualify out of the group stage and, simply, “to be the last team standing”.


At least the Boomers won’t have to worry about the hazards of peaking too early.

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HRMK:
yes,this lady has every right to complain!i however blv she is overblowing the whole thing!for a lady that culd afford half a million naira as school fees,she can also afford to pursue this case legally!ENOUGH OF THESE DRAMA!IT SOLVES NOTHING!!

Exactly, But the way she is going about is a concern.

This woman is pursuing a legitimate cause but the manner she is going about it s now a concern . Initially everyone seems to give her thumb up but the support is wanning. The thing is she should have let the government, police and human right people conclude their investigation. She can even petition the IG but this media court thing. With time the sympathisers will ignore her, in everything wisdom should applied.

[quote author=Triggerdaclub post=87122575]Please guys.
I need your candid advise.
I'm a medical doctor wanting to do Masters in Australia.


Check for graduate entry nursing program and once you are given admission, you are good to go. Nursing is in high demand globally not just in Australia . Personal opinion now, why can't you give uk a trial as doctor. You get your fellowship in UK easily and migrate to Australia in a grand way. But if age isn't on your side then follow your plan.

https://www.ecu.edu.au/degrees/courses/master-of-nursing-graduate-entry

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wahabcoal:

Maybe you should check zenith, diamond or first bank, ask the fund transfer officer, customer care might not know, go to the fund transfer desk.

my wife did her own at first bank. u will be require to bring
a. admission letter
b.coe
c.birth cert
d.declaration that you are married from court, for married female i think.
e.payment details on school letter head
i think that is all

menix:
Wonderful!!!! Leba-watin
Dis gal dull nii..
Omo if nah confirm benin gal am sure doz leba-hungry pple go know say epe to agbara far..

Well I will advise she ask for a review of dat 400k to 800k cous if dat 400k enta police hand case don change.
D nxt story will be she was tortured by her kidnappers..

it is not really about money, it is getting things straight. If she collects whatsoever, such evil deeds will continue.

@ TotsAdorb post=30500234]

Glad you are having a good time. It is a big move so there will definitely be some teething issues, but you will overcome; everybody does. If you need help getting around, or need help with the house hunt, hit me up. Will see how I can help.

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getting accomodation is an issue, landlord insisting on bank account statement with enough cash, how do students with family get around this?

hello, how do one sort out rentage with the landlord, he is asking for account statement in australia, my wife is a student and not working yet. still planning to move money into her account there in AU. And what is the maximum amount one can withdrawal from AU atm using nigerian bank card.Thanks

nicolelara200:
Hi House,
How are you this morning? Please i need urgent help and contibution, please i'm applying for a sub572 and i payed for my OSHC August 20th last year,my school is resuming by feb02 so i had to differ my addmission till april and i have paid for school fees and OSHC since last year august, i went to the visa submission centre and the agent there said there was no date stated on my OSHC,all i got from the OSHC was a pdf reciept in my email which i printed along and i subimited anyway, my question now is: when does OSHC STARTS TO READ? does it start immidately after payment, or you will have to arrive first before it starts,please explain,how does it work, i need help,thanks

you could check the answer in the previous pages/ thread, i guessed someone gave insight to that already.

bossladyMo:
Infact, some cities in Australia have a lower unemployment rate than the national average e.g Darwin.

just read that too online, unemployment dropped lower than previous year.

donsola:
Sesame seed suppliers needed

do you still need it sir?

is being 45yr old a barrier to migrate to australia?
Thanks

iriferi:
why get an int'l drivers license when the normal nigerian drivers license can work here...

okay, i dont know Nigeria driving license is accepted in Australia.
Thanks.