High Commission of Nigeria in New Delhi

CONSULTANT FOR PHARMACEUTICALS, COSMETIC INDUSTRY
DEAR SIR
I M A CONSULTANT FOR PHARMACEUTICALS, COSMETIC INDUSTRY . IS THERE ANY INQUIRY FOR SET UP OF PHARMACEUTICALS, COSMETIC , AYURVEDIC INDUSTRY . DO LET ME KNOW .

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PHCN
I wanted to know how long it takes to get the Visa for Nigeria. Our company is planning to visit Nigeria very soon. Please let me know what all things I need to be prepared for it in advance.

Regards
Ishfaq

Need another E-passport
Am a Nigeria already using the e-passport but the pages have all been used. i would like to know if you can issue me another e-passport in India. please do reply

ICT in india
Good day i am a citizen of Nigeria i heard of recent development of ICT in India and i wan to be part of it pls can anyone send an email to my address ojoniyidamola@gmail.com

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bahauddin

Sat, 3 Sep 2011 02:16 EDT

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LAGOS, Nigeria — A recent surge in kidnapping in Nigeria has seen prominent members of society — from all-singing, all-dancing “Nollywood” film stars, to the elderly father of a former central bank governor — becoming victims of abductions.

This year has seen a shift in kidnapping. Previously the targets were foreign oil companies’ Western workers who were taken by oil rebels usually in attacks in the energy-rich Niger Delta region. Now criminal gangs are becoming ever more interested in snatching wealthy locals.

“Kidnapping has become a serious criminal problem this year,” said Chief Adewole Ajakaiye, a recently retired police commissioner who has over 20 years’ experience in different parts of Nigeria. “If someone robs a house, maybe they will get a TV and a stereo. With this the profit is much higher — they can make millions of naira even after negotiating the ransom.”

Last month’s abduction of Nkem Owoh, a Nollywood actor known for a song about financial scams called “I Go Chop Your Dollar,” seems to have made high returns for his attackers. At the start of November, Owoh was snatched while driving along an expressway in eastern Nigeria. His abductors originally demanded 15 million naira ($99,000). He was freed a week later for an unknown fee, though local press reports say the kidnappers finally received 1.4 million naira plus the actor’s car.

Yakubu Lame, Nigeria’s minister of police, said in July that 512 kidnappings had been reported in the first half of this year, compared with 353 for the whole of last year. Nigeria is in the world’s top eight kidnapping hotspots, alongside war zones and failed states such as Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia, according to U.S. security group Clayton Consultants.

Stories of kidnapped expatriates in the country have made headlines on many occasions this decade. In recent years, Niger Delta insurgents have abducted scores of foreign oil workers, both to draw attention to their political campaigns and to make a profit. From January 2008 to July 2009, foreign nationals were being snatched in the delta at an average rate of one every 10 days, according to U.S. State Department data — though the vast majority of kidnappings still go unreported.

But, as Western oil giants operating in Africa’s most populous nation — such as RoyalDutch Shell, Total and ExxonMobil — have tightened security and shifted staff out of the delta, attackers have had to start looking elsewhere. These days, oil workers who remain in the delta are confined to guarded compounds after dark.

Of the 35 Britons reported snatched in Nigeria since 2006, only four were abducted this year, according to the British government. Shell says 133 of its employees were kidnapped in the country between 2006 and 2008, but only 19 of those incidents took place last year, showing the start of a downward trend. The company refused to release data for this year

The family of Mr. Elisha Onabu on Sunday said they had yet to see their father and breadwinner who left for office on Friday morning and had not returned.

Onabu, an indigene of Ebelle in Ishan area of Edo State, works with the World Health Organisation.

His 20-year-old son, Sunday Enabu, told our correspondent at the premises of National Hospital, Abuja that they saw their father on Friday morning when he left for work. Curiously enough, the Toyota Camry car he drove to the office, is still parked within the UN office premises.

Although he was not allowed into the Intensive Care Unit of the National Hospital, Sunday said his father’s colleagues and some family members had combed major hospitals in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja but his father had not been found.

He said, “I saw my father last on Friday morning. All of us, including my neighbours and church members have been calling his telephone line but it has not been ringing. We are not sure if he could be among the victims but I pray and hope he is not.

“We have visited about seven hospitals searching for him but all to no avail. He was working in UN but later transferred to World Health Organisation.

“One of his friends, who worked with him in Lagos, told me he saw him that Friday but had not seen him again since that time.”


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Tripoli, Libya (CNN) -- Lockerbie bomber Abdel Basset al-Megrahi is comatose, near death and likely to take secrets of the attack on Pan Am Flight 103 to his grave.
CNN found al-Megrahi under the care of his family in his palatial Tripoli villa Sunday, surviving on oxygen and an intravenous drip. The cancer-stricken former Libyan intelligence officer may be the last man alive who knows precisely who in the Libya government authorized the bombing, which killed 270 people.
"We just give him oxygen. Nobody gives us any advice," his son, Khaled al-Megrahi, told CNN.
Al-Megrahi was freed from a prison in Scotland in 2009 after serving eight years of a life sentence for blowing up the Pan Am jet, killing all 259 on board and 11 in the town of Lockerbie below. Doctors who had been treating him for prostate cancer gave him just three months to live, and he was released on compassionate grounds.
He received a hero's welcome in Tripoli, enraging many in the United States and Britain. And with the recent overthrow of longtime Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi, politicians on both sides of the Atlantic have called for al-Megrahi to be sent back to prison.
But the National Transitional Council, the rebel movement that toppled Gadhafi, announced Sunday that it won't allow the dying al-Megrahi to be extradited.
"We will not give any Libyan citizen to the West," NTC Justice Minister Mohammed al-Alagi said.
Al-Megrahi lived far longer than expected. He made a public appearance with now-fugitive Libyan strongman Moammar Gadhafi in July, confined to a wheelchair. He always maintained his innocence.
With the fall of Tripoli to the rebels, his care has been left up to his son and his mother.
"There is no doctor. There is nobody to ask. We don't have any phone line to call anybody," Khaled al-Megrahi said.

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WASHINGTON (AP) – Former Secretary of State Colin Powell on Sunday dismissed as "cheap shots" the criticism leveled at him and others in Vice President Dick Cheney's memoir.
It was the latest volley in a clash that stretches back to their first years in the George W. Bush administration.
Powell went so far as to say that if Cheney's staff and others in Bush's White House had been as forthcoming as the State Department in the case involving CIA operative Valerie Plame, the indictment and conviction of Cheney's friend and former chief of staff never would have happened.
Powell made the remarks Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation" ahead of the Tuesday release of Cheney's book, "In My Time: A Personal and Political Memoir." Cheney said in an earlier NBC interview that the book would cause "heads to explode" in Washington, a description Powell said he expected from a supermarket tabloid and not a former vice president.
"My head isn't exploding. I haven't noticed any other heads exploding in Washington," Powell said. "From what I've read in the newspapers and seen on television it's essentially a rehash of events of seven or eight years ago."
Cheney and Powell had numerous disagreements in the administration, particularly over policy toward Iraq and the run-up to the 2003 invasion by U.S.-led forces. Still, Powell termed "nonsense" Cheney's description of how Powell went outside with his criticism of administration policies.
Powell also suggested that Cheney wrongly took credit for Powell's resignation from the State Department in 2004; Powell said he had always planned to serve only four years. He labeled as "almost condescending" the tone of Cheney's criticism of Condoleezza Rice, who succeeded him as secretary of state.
"Mr. Cheney has had a long and distinguished career and I hope in his book that's what he will focus on, not these cheap shots that he's taking at me and other members of the administration who served to the best of our ability for President Bush," Powell said.
On the Plame matter, Powell said Cheney tries to "lay it all off" on Powell and Richard Armitage, the deputy secretary of state under Powell.
Cheney's former chief of staff, I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, was convicted of perjury, obstruction and lying to the FBI during its investigation into who leaked to the news media that Plame, the wife of a former ambassador critical of the Bush administration, worked for the CIA.
Powell said that when Armitage realized he was the anonymous source cited by syndicated columnist Robert Novak in an article that revealed Plame's CIA connection, Armitage contacted Powell and they spoke to the Justice Department and the FBI for the probe ordered by Bush.
"If the White House and the operatives in the White House — on Mr. Cheney's staff and elsewhere in the White House — had been as forthcoming with the FBI as Mr. Armitage was, this problem would not have reached the dimensions that it reached," Powell said.
Instead, Powell said, the FBI continued for two more months trying to find out what had happened in the White House and that a special counsel ended up conducting a two-year probe of what he called a "mess."

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BAGHDAD (AP) — A suicide bomber blew himself up inside Baghdad's largest Sunni mosque Sunday night, killing five people during prayers, officials said.
They said parliament lawmaker Khalid al-Fahdawi was among the dead in the 9:40 p.m Sunday strike. Seventeen worshippers were wounded.
Maj. Gen. Qassim al-Moussawi, a spokesman for Baghdad's military operations command, confirmed the attack happened inside the Um al-Qura mosque during prayers in the western Baghdad neighborhood of Al-Jamiaah.
The blue-domed building is the largest Sunni mosque in Baghdad.
The attack hit Sunnis who were praying in a special service during the holy Muslim month of Ramadan, which ends Tuesday. It demonstrates anew that security measures to protect Iraqis as U.S. forces prepare to leave remain riddled with gaps, and shows the extent to which militants want to extend violence even as the eight-year- U.S. presence winds down.
That the bomber detonated his explosives vest inside the mosque is particularly alarming, because it is reminiscent of a 2006 attack on a Shiite shrine in the Sunni city of Samarra that fueled widespread sectarian violence and brought Iraq to the brink of civil war.
No group immediately claimed responsibility for Sunday's bombing. Suicide bombings generally are a hallmark of al-Qaida, which is dominated by Sunnis.
The mosque's security is provided by the government-supported Sunni Endowment, and al-Moussawi raised the possibility that the bomber had inside help.
"For sure there must have been someone inside the mosque who helped the bomber," al-Moussawi said. "It must have been someone who is protecting the mosque."

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LAGOS, Nigeria — A recent surge in kidnapping in Nigeria has seen prominent members of society — from all-singing, all-dancing “Nollywood” film stars, to the elderly father of a former central bank governor — becoming victims of abductions.

This year has seen a shift in kidnapping. Previously the targets were foreign oil companies’ Western workers who were taken by oil rebels usually in attacks in the energy-rich Niger Delta region. Now criminal gangs are becoming ever more interested in snatching wealthy locals.

“Kidnapping has become a serious criminal problem this year,” said Chief Adewole Ajakaiye, a recently retired police commissioner who has over 20 years’ experience in different parts of Nigeria. “If someone robs a house, maybe they will get a TV and a stereo. With this the profit is much higher — they can make millions of naira even after negotiating the ransom.”

Last month’s abduction of Nkem Owoh, a Nollywood actor known for a song about financial scams called “I Go Chop Your Dollar,” seems to have made high returns for his attackers. At the start of November, Owoh was snatched while driving along an expressway in eastern Nigeria. His abductors originally demanded 15 million naira ($99,000). He was freed a week later for an unknown fee, though local press reports say the kidnappers finally received 1.4 million naira plus the actor’s car.

Yakubu Lame, Nigeria’s minister of police, said in July that 512 kidnappings had been reported in the first half of this year, compared with 353 for the whole of last year. Nigeria is in the world’s top eight kidnapping hotspots, alongside war zones and failed states such as Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia, according to U.S. security group Clayton Consultants.

Stories of kidnapped expatriates in the country have made headlines on many occasions this decade. In recent years, Niger Delta insurgents have abducted scores of foreign oil workers, both to draw attention to their political campaigns and to make a profit. From January 2008 to July 2009, foreign nationals were being snatched in the delta at an average rate of one every 10 days, according to U.S. State Department data — though the vast majority of kidnappings still go unreported.

But, as Western oil giants operating in Africa’s most populous nation — such as RoyalDutch Shell, Total and ExxonMobil — have tightened security and shifted staff out of the delta, attackers have had to start looking elsewhere. These days, oil workers who remain in the delta are confined to guarded compounds after dark.

Of the 35 Britons reported snatched in Nigeria since 2006, only four were abducted this year, according to the British government. Shell says 133 of its employees were kidnapped in the country between 2006 and 2008, but only 19 of those incidents took place last year, showing the start of a downward trend. The company refused to release data for this year
LAGOS, Nigeria — A recent surge in kidnapping in Nigeria has seen prominent members of society — from all-singing, all-dancing “Nollywood” film stars, to the elderly father of a former central bank governor — becoming victims of abductions.

This year has seen a shift in kidnapping. Previously the targets were foreign oil companies’ Western workers who were taken by oil rebels usually in attacks in the energy-rich Niger Delta region. Now criminal gangs are becoming ever more interested in snatching wealthy locals.

“Kidnapping has become a serious criminal problem this year,” said Chief Adewole Ajakaiye, a recently retired police commissioner who has over 20 years’ experience in different parts of Nigeria. “If someone robs a house, maybe they will get a TV and a stereo. With this the profit is much higher — they can make millions of naira even after negotiating the ransom.”

Last month’s abduction of Nkem Owoh, a Nollywood actor known for a song about financial scams called “I Go Chop Your Dollar,” seems to have made high returns for his attackers. At the start of November, Owoh was snatched while driving along an expressway in eastern Nigeria. His abductors originally demanded 15 million naira ($99,000). He was freed a week later for an unknown fee, though local press reports say the kidnappers finally received 1.4 million naira plus the actor’s car.

Yakubu Lame, Nigeria’s minister of police, said in July that 512 kidnappings had been reported in the first half of this year, compared with 353 for the whole of last year. Nigeria is in the world’s top eight kidnapping hotspots, alongside war zones and failed states such as Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia, according to U.S. security group Clayton Consultants.

Stories of kidn

Ime U Etuk, Uyo chamber of commerce ^ industr
Mon, 29 Aug 2011 04:39 EDT

Procedure for registration as Expatriate longing to work in nigeria
Avik Banerjee

Fri, 21 May 2010 10:06 EDT

Want to apply for business visa
I was invited by Privent Construction(Nig.) Limlted,
Makurdi - Benue State. Nigeria for a 2week business visit. Kindly inform me about the procedures.
I already have a letter of invitation from them.

bahauddin

Sat, 13 Mar 2010 09:27 EST

neet tourist visa
Dear Sir,

I am from Bangladesh, I need tourist visa to visit Nigeria, So please inform me how to get visa from Nigerian Embassy, New Delhi,

Thanks
Bahauddin

B V RAGHAVENDRA

Sat, 20 Feb 2010 09:27 EST

Procedure for registration as Expatriate longing to work in nigeria
what are the fomalities for getting registered as Expatriate longing to work in nigeria .& what are other conditions attached to it

chander mohan

Sat, 27 Aug 2011 03:54 EDT

THIS MAIL IS GEMUINE OR NOT
Shortlisted Candidates is Urgent employment

Attn: Applicant,

We wish to inform you that we have received your contact details from www.monsterindia.com,and we are very happy to hear that you are looking for a new job,in there other hand we want to inform you that you have been shortlisted to work with Zoom Mobile Telecommunication Nigeria.kindly send to us your CV resume/Cover Letter so as to enable us to get back to you with the job details.

Regards,

Chief Tony Okonkwo,
Group Managing Director,
Zoom Mobile

Tel: 234-1-48011151
Fax: 234-1-480111152

Direct Mobil number: +2348185155912
E-mail: careers-zoommobile@contractor.net
Personal: tony_okonkwo@ymail.com

Mine Mail ID: mohan_2020c@yahoo.co.in

Okpani Martin Nnachi MD

Thu, 25 Aug 2011 09:59 EDT

Approval for renal transplant in India
I am appealing for an instant review and approval of renal transplant proposals for the Nigerian citizens in India to reduce the waiting time and cost for our fellow Nigerians.
I sincerely believe that health issues like this should be handled with a sense of urgency and patriotism.
Your cooperation will be highly appreciated.
Thank you all.

jimmy

Tue, 23 Aug 2011 08:24 EDT

power holding company of nigeria offer letter
i hav gopt an appointment letter from PHCN Nigeria.. will it be a scam or fake

RASHI EQUIPMENTS PVT LTD

Tue, 23 Aug 2011 05:39 EDT

QUERY RECEIVEDF FROM NDDC NIGERIA
Receive query for supply of 2million meters of doctor blade used in rotogravure printing machine. They want us to visit them for signing contract. We want you to confirm that this is a genuine party and no other thing is involved.Middle agency GLOBAL RESOURCES INTERNATIONAL NIGERIA LTD. Mobile no. +2348032410447. contact person Dr. Douglas Osman(CEO). They want 1% commission.

Punit

Wed, 17 Aug 2011 07:01 EDT

Job Offer in UNITED ARAB OIL AND GAS.
Dear Sir,
I have recently got a mail regarding job offer in Nigeria in UNITED ARAB OIL AND GAS by Mr.Dale Brown. Please find the body of the mail,
Client code: /VIC/A.M.O.G/ vol. 403
Attn:Sir/Madam
Subject:U.A.O.G RECRUITMENT

We found your qualifications and experiences suitable for the
requirements of United Arab Oil and gas company of Nigeria. For verification,screening
and easy documentation, you are to submit your most recent resume to my email.
As soon as this resume is being confirmed,your contract papers will be sent
to you for proper signing by you. We shall await your urgent response in sending
your resume.Salary ranges from 7,000USD- 35,000USD on monthly basis plus allowances, depending on your experience and qualifications.

Faithfully,
Mr Dale Brown

Can you please help me in verifying whether its spam? Please can you revert back on urzpuneet@gmail.com.
I will look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks and Regards
Punit

yanti lubis

Mon, 15 Aug 2011 00:53 EDT

zoom mobile: job offering by barton katung is fake
Please check :
http://www.complaintsboard.com/complaints/zoom-mobile-nigeria-8-adeola-odeku-street-victoria-island-lagos-nigeria-c481730.html

Rv Frank

Fri, 5 Aug 2011 15:30 EDT

you have to go ahead everything in life is oppurnity
Mr. Dilip Regard to my own op-ion concerning what you said all i have to say is that you have to try your luck with them cos everything in life is opportunity no one knows were he can get favor in life,the same thing you mention has happens to me i think it was not real,i decide by my self and said let me try my luck and every set and down it was real ,right now am one of the most important person in the company am working right now and am leaving comfortable with my family,i will advise you to forward ahead with zoom telecommunication i had that they are the leading telecoms in Nigeria as for now,as a man of god i will advise you to forward ahead with them to try your luck

Sasmito

Fri, 5 Aug 2011 02:52 EDT

Offer letter from Zoom mobile Nigeria
Today I get email from 'company', Barton Katung Siweli
Project Coordinator ( South West Zone)
Zoom Mobile Nigeria
Direct Mobile:+2347032710078
E-mail: hr@zoommobilenig.com
Website: www.zoommobilenig.com

to obtain : Certificate of Attestation and Affidavits of Guaranty and Trust trhu this address :

Benfor Maxwell Chambers
#3rd Floor, 44 Stockport Road, Victoria Island,
Lagos - Nigeria.
E-mail: barr_benmax01@live.co.uk,benmax@lawyer.com
CONTACT Number: +2348056391368, 234-014266252

Anybody or organization or telecomunication provider can help by confirming this offering true or not, please?. Otherwise many people will be the victims.

Ime U Etuk, Uyo chamber of commerce ^ industr

Thu, 4 Aug 2011 05:39 EDT

My name is Ime U Etuk, the executive secretary of uyo chamber of commerce ^ industry. One Dr Raji Mersharkey called me using +918447016990 and asked me to buy him International export code number, that he got my name from the Indian embassy. Please who is he. can i do business with him. please call him to explain, else he may dupe me. Call me on +234 8023756991 now to help me out after talking with him. Thanks Ime Etuk

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THIS MAIL IS GEMUINE OR NOT
Shortlisted Candidates is Urgent employment

Attn: Applicant,

We wish to inform you that we have received your contact details from www.monsterindia.com,and we are very happy to hear that you are looking for a new job,in there other hand we want to inform you that you have been shortlisted to work with Zoom Mobile Telecommunication Nigeria.kindly send to us your CV resume/Cover Letter so as to enable us to get back to you with the job details.

Regards,

Chief Tony Okonkwo,
Group Managing Director,
Zoom Mobile

Tel: 234-1-48011151
Fax: 234-1-480111152

Direct Mobil number: +2348185155912
E-mail: careers-zoommobile@contractor.net
Personal: tony_okonkwo@ymail.com

Mine Mail ID: mohan_2020c@yahoo.co.in

Approval for renal transplant in India
I am appealing for an instant review and approval of renal transplant proposals for the Nigerian citizens in India to reduce the waiting time and cost for our fellow Nigerians.
I sincerely believe that health issues like this should be handled with a sense of urgency and patriotism.
Your cooperation will be highly appreciated.
Thank you all.

power holding company of nigeria offer letter
i hav gopt an appointment letter from PHCN Nigeria.. will it be a scam or fake