sinie:
Hi,

Was it expensive to send it from UK? My brother in law in Dallas says it's too expensive to send from Dallas to Manitoba and that it will be cheaper to buy from Canada?

Dallas is not a cold region. Not sure they would sell the type of winter jacket you would find in a store say in Minnesota or North Dakota. Your bro in law may be right about the cost. If you factor in the cost of postage, custom duties and the exchange rate. The US dollars is quite strong at the moment. It would indeed be cheaper to buy in Canada.

AZeD1:

I flew Royal Air Maroc and it only stopped at Casablanca.

A million thx

jelmusboy:
I once used Royal Air Maroc from UK to Nigeria, it was okay for me. The only error is that the in-flight entertainment is POOR

Thx a bunch

dubajek:
Please can we talk

weekend

Hello house, please I have a question.
we are a family of three and we just got our passports from Ghana. my baby's passport is a US passport which was not stamped but has the COPR attached (from previous posts on this forum, I learnt that is the usual practice). my question is will it pose a problem for my infant leaving Nigeria with a US passport that contains no valid visa, especially with Nigerian and Ethiopian immigration since we plan to travel with Ethiopian Airlines.

Top101:
Hello house, please I have a question.
we are a family of three and we just got our passports from Ghana. my baby's passport is a US passport which was not stamped but has the COPR attached (from previous posts on this forum, I learnt that is the usual practice). my question is will it pose a problem for my infant leaving Nigeria with a US passport that contains no valid visa, especially with Nigerian and Ethiopian immigration since we plan to travel with Ethiopian Airlines.

No issues. You are good to go. US citizens can enter canada without visa

sunvick:
Oga, all my trips from UK to Nigeria, I often use them. No issues with them in the exception that they don't frequently have TVs in most of their flights. So stop peddling hear say, hear say. You have not even flown with them before and you have crucified them.

Oga Air Maroc, I added heard for a reason and never used a definite clause so that those who have actually used them will come and dispute or affirm it.

I guess they are meant only for people like you and i pray God will continue to bless me so that i will not have need to use them. Your space in their plane will always be guaranteed ok?

AZeD1:

I flew Royal Air Maroc and it only stopped at Casablanca. I highly doubt there's a direct flight from Canada to Nigeria so most flights would stop at least once.

You should be careful with the news you hear.

The bolded was not necessary and you could have actually made your point without it. I think you should be careful with your English comprehension skills.

My experience with them wasn't a good one. Flight from UK was good and yes we stopped at casablanca and cotedivoire before getting to Nigeria. Flight back to UK, stopped at casablanca and had a faulty plane that they were trying to fix while we were inside, they eventually had to put us in another plane that didn't start immediately too, but thank God I'm alive to tell the story....

Jasmine17:


The bolded was not necessary and you could have actually made your point without it. I think you should be careful with your English comprehension skills.

Top101:
Hello house, please I have a question.
we are a family of three and we just got our passports from Ghana. my baby's passport is a US passport which was not stamped but has the COPR attached (from previous posts on this forum, I learnt that is the usual practice). my question is will it pose a problem for my infant leaving Nigeria with a US passport that contains no valid visa, especially with Nigerian and Ethiopian immigration since we plan to travel with Ethiopian Airlines.

No it will not, as long as you have your COPR documentation. we were in a similar situation travelling from Lagos. Here is a link you might find useful for clarifiying this: http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/helpcentre/answer.asp?qnum=1116&top=16

Jasmine17:


The bolded was not necessary and you could have actually made your point without it. I think you should be careful with your English comprehension skills.

Feel free to take anything you "hear" as the truth.

AZeD1:

Feel free to take anything you "hear" as the truth.

You also feel free to enrol for English comprehension classes. You definitely need them.

OYASALOF:
My experience with them wasn't a good one. Flight from UK was good and yes we stopped at casablanca and cotedivoire before getting to Nigeria. Flight back to UK, stopped at casablanca and had a faulty plane that they were trying to fix while we were inside, they eventually had to put us in another plane that didn't start immediately too, but thank God I'm alive to tell the story....

Dont mind those clowns. They flew cheap Maroc the one time they had the opportunity to leave Nigeria and formed an informed opinion. That's what half education causes.

I have a colleague who uses them regularly despite his complaints. He just loves the cheap fair and doesn't mind the inconvenience but courtesy of him, I know their level of service.

There is a reason why other airlines cost more. Its called premium.

Jasmine17:


You also feel free to enrol for English comprehension classes. You definitely need them.

My English comprehension is excellent. You want to see my IELTS result?

AZeD1:


My English comprehension is excellent. You want to see my IELTS result?

IELTS GT is not a test of English. It is a test of tricks and practice skills. You definitely are lacking English comprehension skills.

Jasmine17:


IELTS GT is not a test of English. It is a test of tricks and practice skills. You definitely are lacking English comprehension skills.

Lol..... whatever rocks your oga.

AZeD1:


Lol..... whatever rocks your oga.

Same to you bro. Don't let your luck with IELTS GT fool your sense of reasoning. Use the opportunity that being in Canada offers and enrol for English comprehension classes.

Jasmine17:


Same to you bro. Don't let your luck with IELTS GT fool your sense of reasoning. Use the opportunity that being in Canada offers and enrol for English comprehension classes.

Are you still pained we were able to fly "cheap"?

Don't worry about my English, its fine just the way it is and I rather keep my comprehension skills the way it is than giving advice based on "them say".

AZeD1:

Are you still pained we were able to fly "cheap"?

Don't worry about my English, its fine just the way it is and I rather keep my comprehension skills the way it is than giving advice based on "them say".

Its your life and your business how you go about it. I am only worried that you are abusing the privilege of being able to afford Air Maroc.

As for your English comprehension skill, you definitely need it for your survival in Canada as you cannot be showing people your IELTS GT result on the streets of Canada. Thats not a language skill.

OYASALOF:
My experience with them wasn't a good one. Flight from UK was good and yes we stopped at casablanca and cotedivoire before getting to Nigeria. Flight back to UK, stopped at casablanca and had a faulty plane that they were trying to fix while we were inside, they eventually had to put us in another plane that didn't start immediately too, but thank God I'm alive to tell the story....

Cc: AZeD1
That's a nairalander's testimony corroborating my advice. I only pity whoever falls for your cheap Maroc.

Jasmine17:


Cc: AZeD1
That's a nairalander's testimony corroborating my advice. I only pity whoever falls for your cheap Maroc.

Two good experiences , one bad experience and one "them say".
If my math is correct, 2 > 1 so for now RAM still counts as a good experience.

Jasmine17:


Its your life and your business how you go about it. I am only worried that you are abusing the privilege of being able to afford Air Maroc.

As for your English comprehension skill, you definitely need it for your survival in Canada as you cannot be showing people your IELTS GT result on the streets of Canada. Thats not a language skill.

I never knew "them say" trumps my own experience. Hmmm we learn everyday.

I've been surviving with my English just fine so you don't need to worry, if the English ever becomes a problem, I'll switch to French.

AZeD1:


Two good experiences , one bad experience and one "them say".
If my math is correct, 2 > 1 so for now RAM still counts as a good experience.



I never knew "them say" trumps my own experience. Hmmm we learn everyday.

I've been surviving with my English just fine so you don't need to worry, if the English ever becomes a problem, I'll switch to French.

jelmusboy:
I once used Royal Air Maroc from UK to Nigeria, it was okay for me. The only error is that the in-flight entertainment is POOR

Here is another one with POOR in caps. So your 'math skill' should add it too.

Its true you have been surviving with your flawed English skills but you shouldn't live your life on chance like someone playing Russian roulette. Just one misstep without this vital comprehension skill can ruin your life and threaten your existence. How will you comprehend job interview questions?

Moreover, how can you learn and comprehend French when English that is your first learned language is still a problem to you?

Man up and enrol for that English comprehension class.

Jasmine17:



Here is another one with POOR in caps. So your 'math skill' should add it too.

Its true you have been surviving with your flawed English skills but you shouldn't live your life on chance like someone playing Russian roulette. Just one misstep without this vital comprehension skill can ruin your life and threaten your existence. How will you comprehend job interview questions?

Moreover, how can you learn and comprehend French when English that is your first learned language is still a problem to you?

Man up and enrol for that English comprehension class.

Mr English, the guy you quoted said he had an ok experience. He's only problem was with the inflight entertainment.

With your level of English comprehension, I expect you to know the difference between the two. May be you should enroll for that class yourself.


Anyway your 5 mins of fame is over, its time to go and meet people who have actual experience and not rely on "them say"

AZeD1:

Mr English, the guy you quoted said he had an ok experience. He's only problem was with the inflight entertainment.

With your level of English comprehension, I expect you to know the difference between the two. May be you should enroll for that class yourself.


Anyway your 5 mins of fame is over, its time to go and meet people who have actual experience and not really on "them say"

In-flight entertainment is not a problem to your class of humans because you love Cheap Things. Considering the flight time between Nigeria and Canada, I wonder how a right thinking fellow will knowingly pay for Maroc with the knowledge that there will be no/poor entertainment onboard. Don't be stingy to yourself man!

I still insist that you lack English comprehension skills and given your arguments, you also lack logical reasoning skills. Pardon my bluntness, but i must tell you the truth. You feel you have known it all and achieved a lot by scoring high in IELTS GT and migrating to Canada, but there is a lot of vacuum you need to work on.

Start by enrolling for that English comprehension class. It will help your cheap life.

Jasmine17:


In-flight entertainment is not a problem to your class of humans because you love Cheap Things. Considering the flight time between Nigeria and Canada, I wonder how a right thinking fellow will knowingly pay for Maroc with the knowledge that there will be no/poor entertainment onboard. Don't be stingy to yourself man!

I still insist that you lack English comprehension skills and given your arguments, you also lack logical reasoning skills. Pardon my bluntness, but i must tell you the truth. You feel you have known it all and achieved a lot by scoring high in IELTS GT and migrating to Canada, but there is a lot of vacuum you need to work on.

Start by enrolling for that English comprehension class. It will help your cheap life.

Lol RAM uses the Dreamliner from Casablanca to Montreal.

You can go and pass that info to all your friends who are intrigued by your "them say"

PS: you should try flying to different parts of the world. You might learn a thing or two about how airlines work.

AZeD1:

Lol RAM uses the Dreamliner from Casablanca to Montreal.

You can go and pass that info to all your friends who are intrigued by your "them say"

I guess you don't even know the meaning of in-flight entertainment.

You see English comprehension skills, my friend,

Lacking in you!

AZeD1:

Lol RAM uses the Dreamliner from Casablanca to Montreal.

You can go and pass that info to all your friends who are intrigued by your "them say"

PS: you should try flying to different parts of the world. You might learn a thing or two about how airlines work.

Thank God for Canada FSW visa. I pray the good job started in your life by showing you civilization becomes permanent.

But first, you must enroll for that English comprehension class.

Jasmine17:


I guess you don't even know the meaning of in-flight entertainment.

You see English comprehension skills, my friend,

Lacking in you!

Dreamliner dude.. Dreamliner. Read up and stop embarrassing yourself.

AZeD1:

Dreamliner dude.. Dreamliner. Read up and stop embarrassing yourself.

You are the one embarrassing your self bro. Somebody flew in a plane and gave his experience of Maroc's in-flight entertainment as POOR just some comments up.

Another flew in your dreamliner which got spoilt on the way, had them stranded inside the plane while mechanics worked on your 'dreamliner'.

Yet you have refused to reason logically as you just entered your first dreamliner in life.

I pity you. Still boils down to English comprehension skills.

I didn't realize my intl passport was not stamped in Toronto when i came back from my father's burial this August until i requested for something from Nigerian embassy in Ottawa and one of their requirements is the stamped page of my passport.

Abeg after clearing yourself at the kiosk please request that immigration stamps your passport incase of incacity.

jelmusboy:
Some of my winter collections I got from Katangwa, Abule Egba. Still have some that will be sent to Canada from UK.

I hope I'm good with these

Don't mind the mat ooo

Nope - those wont stand the cold