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Australia and Nigeria have a long history of bilateral relations and enjoy a strong relationship with deepening trade, investment and people to people links. I look forward to working with my Nigerian counterparts to continue to advance the bilateral relationship and will take regular opportunities to visit different regions of Nigeria. We are committed also to supporting the growth of ties between Australia and our countries of accreditations who also form part of this diverse and dynamic region.

You can follow the work of the High Commission through the regular updates on our Facebook page and our twitter handle. If you are an Australian travelling in the region, please register your travel on http://www.smartraveller.gov.au.

We are pleased to announce the appointment of our new Alumni Ambassador in Cameroon, Mr Eric Ngang. Mr Ngang is currently a researcher and lecturer at ICT University in Yaoundé. He has undertaken postgraduate studies in both Adelaide (South Australia) and Brisbane (Queensland) through the Australia Awards program. Mr Ngang is also the founder and CEO of the Action Group on Governance and Environmental Management (AGGEM). Congratulations Eric! The High Commission is looking forward to working with you to support our Alumni in Cameroon.

  • From: ballybofey-stranorlar
  • Registered: 2016-09-02

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  • From: ballybofey-stranorlar
  • Registered: 2016-09-02

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Australia and Nigeria have a long history of bilateral relations and enjoy a strong relationship with deepening trade, investment and people to people links. I look forward to working with my Nigerian counterparts to continue to advance the bilateral relationship and will take regular opportunities to visit different regions of Nigeria. We are committed also to supporting the growth of ties between Australia and our countries of accreditations who also form part of this diverse and dynamic region.

You can follow the work of the High Commission through the regular updates on our Facebook page and our twitter handle. If you are an Australian travelling in the region, please register your travel on http://www.smartraveller.gov.au.

We are pleased to announce the appointment of our new Alumni Ambassador in Cameroon, Mr Eric Ngang. Mr Ngang is currently a researcher and lecturer at ICT University in Yaoundé. He has undertaken postgraduate studies in both Adelaide (South Australia) and Brisbane (Queensland) through the Australia Awards program. Mr Ngang is also the founder and CEO of the Action Group on Governance and Environmental Management (AGGEM). Congratulations Eric! The High Commission is looking forward to working with you to support our Alumni in Cameroon.

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  • Registered: 2016-09-02

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  • From: ballybofey-stranorlar
  • Registered: 2016-09-02

Your question throws up a red flag for me. There is no mention of a "BTA"on the American Embassy in Nigeria http://abuja.usembassy.gov/ There is a common scam comming out of Nigeria where scammers contact people on dating sites etc and try to create a relationship.They email their victims photos of girls stolen from dating sites. Where as you might think you are in contact with a beautiful woman."She" is in fact a man making his girlfriend talk on the phone when you require a phone call. There is always a crisis.Fees to be paid,bribes to be paid,tickets to be paid for. You will be asked to pay all or part ofthe fees "if you really love her" Have a look at http://www.internet-love-scams.org/..You will see a lot more examples. I am sure that you must bring enough money with you to be sufficent if you leave Nigeria for USA.but I doubt if you are required to carry the cash. I hope that this is not the case for you but I hope you are aware of it.LikeI said..raises a red flag Source(s): http://www.internet-love-scams.org/. http://www.fraudwatchers.org

  • From: ballybofey-stranorlar
  • Registered: 2016-09-02

You appear to have found some information. Another source might be the BBC – see the following website – which also has comments about it. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/3554296.stm However, this is dated 2004. A 2012 entry is http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english/doc/2005-11/24/content_497630.htm With regard to compiling a summary, firstly you need to ascertain as to how long your summary is meant to be or if you have not been given a length as to how long you wish it to be. Secondly, what are the important points that you wish to cover. Perhaps you could start from 2004 and come up to date and include opinions that have been expressed for and against the move. When working to a maximum number of words, it is generally helpful not to be constrained by the word limit in your first draft. Having got your first draft done, if it is too long, you can omit less important aspects and – possibly reduce the length by changing the way you express your written word.