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Quote from: Kennee on 18-11-2009 05:51 PM Quote from: nametalkam on 17-11-2009 05:35 PM Quote THEY left Nigeria to Switzerland in search of greener pastures, but after years of toil for the seemingly elusive golden fleece, over 80 Nigerians will this week be deported by the Government of Switzerland. Their impending deportation is the fallout of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Nigerian Mission and the Swiss Government under an arrangement tagged the 'Voluntary Repatriation Scheme. Nigeria's ambassador to Switzerland and Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN), Mr. Martins Uhomoibhi, spoke at the weekend while hosting the delegate of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Mr. Mohammed Ladan and reporters from Nigeria, who were in Geneva for the UN forum on minority issues. He said: "We have a framework, an MoU, which enables the Swiss Government to voluntarily repatriate Nigerians. Under this arrangement, the Swiss Government gives each of these Nigerians who have volunteered themselves for repatriation a token of $6,500 equivalent to enable them re-settle and start up a career once they have agreed to return to Nigeria. "Next week, over 80 Nigerians will be taking advantage of this voluntary repatriation scheme." He explained that the scheme also covers any Nigerian who has legal papers to reside in Switzerland but wishes to voluntarily return home. "Any Nigerian who wants to return home, whether legal or illegal migrant is free to take advantage of this scheme", he explained. The ambassador, who described Nigerians in Switzerland as "decent and respectable people," said the arrangement was made to also cover legal migrants because there could be some legal migrants from Nigeria who may be finding life too tough and may want to return home if such incentives were available for them to re-settle. Uhomoibhi said the UN forum on minority issues, concluded at the weekend, afforded global minorities the platform to express their fears and concerns and articulate strategies that will in the long run strengthen their voices and make them loud enough to be heard by governments of member states. $6,500 fit finish anytime ooo Hahaha gba na so..how much is $6,500 hehe they should have make it €65,000 ![]()
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they better come back home with good business ideas so that they can invest their money wisely in naija..........i wish them luck Reply
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they will invest in buns and bread production Reply
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na so now. Dem dey take una money stolen and dumped by una corrupt criminal politicans for their country to pay una people off. Una do well swiss. Reply
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as then they give them this money ,more people go show be dat now!lol Reply
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omg......ds is absolutely mess!!! Reply
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Quote from: nametalkam on 17-11-2009 05:35 PM Quote THEY left Nigeria to Switzerland in search of greener pastures, but after years of toil for the seemingly elusive golden fleece, over 80 Nigerians will this week be deported by the Government of Switzerland. Their impending deportation is the fallout of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Nigerian Mission and the Swiss Government under an arrangement tagged the 'Voluntary Repatriation Scheme. Nigeria's ambassador to Switzerland and Permanent Representative to the United Nations (UN), Mr. Martins Uhomoibhi, spoke at the weekend while hosting the delegate of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), Mr. Mohammed Ladan and reporters from Nigeria, who were in Geneva for the UN forum on minority issues. He said: "We have a framework, an MoU, which enables the Swiss Government to voluntarily repatriate Nigerians. Under this arrangement, the Swiss Government gives each of these Nigerians who have volunteered themselves for repatriation a token of $6,500 equivalent to enable them re-settle and start up a career once they have agreed to return to Nigeria. "Next week, over 80 Nigerians will be taking advantage of this voluntary repatriation scheme." He explained that the scheme also covers any Nigerian who has legal papers to reside in Switzerland but wishes to voluntarily return home. "Any Nigerian who wants to return home, whether legal or illegal migrant is free to take advantage of this scheme", he explained. The ambassador, who described Nigerians in Switzerland as "decent and respectable people," said the arrangement was made to also cover legal migrants because there could be some legal migrants from Nigeria who may be finding life too tough and may want to return home if such incentives were available for them to re-settle. Uhomoibhi said the UN forum on minority issues, concluded at the weekend, afforded global minorities the platform to express their fears and concerns and articulate strategies that will in the long run strengthen their voices and make them loud enough to be heard by governments of member states. i want go switzerland ooooo.....but do they also consider giving someone who is half nigerian...? ![]() ![]() ![]() when there is booty...there has got to be Myra G.....http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b304/myragonzales/bootilicious.gif
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Half bread is better than none Reply![]() please do not distract and keep discussions along line of topic - make proper use of capit
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ok....getting my tickets to Swiss nah nah nah.... Replywhen there is booty...there has got to be Myra G.....http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b304/myragonzales/bootilicious.gif
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u wan go collect ur share? Reply
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YUP.... Replywhen there is booty...there has got to be Myra G.....http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b304/myragonzales/bootilicious.gif
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Good thought from them...,Any which way Reply
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Too bad they just signed (MOM) memory of misunderstanding..........despite their $6,500.This is beautiful nonsense. Reply
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its beautiful money Replywhen there is booty...there has got to be Myra G.....http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b304/myragonzales/bootilicious.gif
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Why are you after the money......................? Reply
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Why are you too money concious........?I read all your comments on this forum,all you talk about is money.be careful or else you will become a victim of money ritual.(warning) Reply
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tah!!!see this newbie ooooo....u have not seen all my posts ooooo.... Replywhen there is booty...there has got to be Myra G.....http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b304/myragonzales/bootilicious.gif
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which Naijapal dude have they deported let's have a party Replyaquila non decapit muscas
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DEM DON HAMA BE DAT .. ANYWAY DAT MONEY GO STILL FIT CARRY DEM BACK THERE Reply
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