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omogenaija (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #224 on: May 26, 2007, 09:03 PM »

he's actucally right  Embarrassed Lips sealed Undecided
Baba_Dibia
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #225 on: May 26, 2007, 09:28 PM »

wh'os actualy right?
omogenaija (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #226 on: May 26, 2007, 09:30 PM »

the poster who posted bout immgration on the look out
finemocha (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #227 on: May 26, 2007, 09:32 PM »

it's the easiest way to go sometimes, just make sure the person knows about it, u know a simple business transaction.  dont try to lie or have an elaborate white wedding, i know some naija bros who made the mistake of doing that, now they are back home and can never come back to the US not even on a visiting visa.
spoilt (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #228 on: June 28, 2007, 04:47 AM »

i believe marriage is sacred. but i realize im in the minority.  Grin
temmyabby (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #229 on: June 29, 2007, 03:18 PM »

 guess i'm lucky i don't ve to go through that,
kattrina (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #230 on: November 29, 2007, 10:40 AM »

  Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Shocked Angry Angry Angry Angry >:(A lot you ppl are the reason why ppl who really do love each other like me and my fiance are having such a hard time getting the damn paperwork done!!!!! I am an American citizen and my fiance is from Nigeria and we have to put up with tons and tons of governemnt shit that would not be there if it were not for dishonest ppl like you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  and even if you do get through all the political loops (like meeting in person and providing pictures to prove it and how you feel for each other) and make it to the US you have to be married for 2 years and that is only a temporary green card. You have to wait to get the "permanant" one which is only good for 10 years. There are a number of time constraints that if you do not make your paperwork is shut down. 
ceasyc (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #231 on: December 30, 2007, 01:48 PM »

is there any other POSITIVE option for ppl wit visit visas or illegal immigrants
(ppl without any legal status in d uk or u.s)???
u gats to do wot u gats 2 do to avoid d shame of being deported someday
or your heart skipping weneva u hear d word immigration or police/
hiding in another man's land like your a fugitive
although dis arrangie makes it difficult for d genuine marriages now cos d govt suspects every1 now

just b careful who u wan give your moni to for dat kind tin sha,419s dey out there both
whites n blacks (e no mata where dem com from), if some ppl no dat your desperate or needy
dey take d mickie. advantage or take d piss (use u anyhow and u might still not get wot u want at d end of d day)

alot of ppl pretend to love some1 and marry dem for d paper without d other person
knowing d real reason
d day wey dem get their final stay,dem go flee without notice even if kids are already
involved (VERY BAD!)

in d uk,getting your stay is not straight4ward or dat easy: it takes time, moni n proceedures
to get married,then u gats to file for your paper wit or without solicitors(best wit). u have to
wait to get a reply of yes or no. if yes, u get a temp stay first e.g. 2 years or 5 yrs. u have to
keep d person sweet for alll dem days/weeks/months/years (not easy,some ppl can be v.demanding
and diff to please)

wen dat one don complete then u fit apply for permanent stay.dis one get more proceedures:
u gats to prove with payslips, lots of bills dat 2 show dat u have been living 2geda all those years
witout recourse to public funds, etc. if u no get d real n correct proof,forget it,kiss your paper/stay
goodbye
(bak to square 1). if u get proof n dem give u permanent stay then u gats to wait at least 1 year
to apply for nationalisation (to be british or apply for uk passport).oh dont 4get d life in d uk test, u must pass am 1st

i dont no about d u.s but in d uk if u b illegal immi or u get visit visa, your not allowed to marry in d country anymore
u gats to go to your home country to do dat n file your papers from there. d immi law changes a lot
dis is all i can remember,there may b more
o boi e no easyyyyyyyyyyyy
Mulatto
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #232 on: June 02, 2008, 06:28 AM »

Hi,  I have a big, big decision and I need your help.
I met this beautiful Nigerian women.  We went out on a date a couple weeks ago and things seemed ok but I had no true indication of whether or not we were making a connection. I personally thought that she was gorgeous and very sweet and lovable. She actually made us dinner that night before the date. Having talked a few times in b/w on the phone everything was going slow,  suddenly today she asks me to meet her because she has something very important to ask me. It turns out she filed twice for a visa, cancelled the first, and went through with the second. Unfortunately immigration is looking at the first as a violation and they are threatening deportation. The only reason she came to the USA was to go to FAA school, which she is currently attending and she showed me paperwork to prove it as well as lawyer's documentation being used to fight immigration. Long-story short she asked me if I would help her by marrying her. I told her that I view the institution of marriage as a sacred one and I only planned to have one marriage. She agreed and was sympathetic with my reasoning. My solution was to do a speed-dating session, where we go out everyday until she had no alternative but to get married,  that's a week or two of dating/decision-making. Am I crazy? Am I doing the right thing? do you think she will drop me as soon as possible?
I personally think she is a sweet, honest, caring person and absolutely gorgeous in my eyes. I have always believed in the Indian tradition of quick marriages and learn/enjoy on the go, so that is not a problem. I just want to make sure that I am not setting myself up for heartbreak. I am an American.
femigirl (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #233 on: June 02, 2008, 09:04 AM »

 All  I can say is get  married  because  you  love the person and no other  reason. I believe in Karma.

keep loving
x
sista-jay (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #234 on: June 02, 2008, 09:06 AM »

 Yeah, I agree with you Femigirl, it's best to marry for a reason and that reason should be love.
Vicjustice
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #235 on: June 04, 2008, 10:05 AM »

Quote from: Mulatto on June 02, 2008, 06:28 AM
Hi,  I have a big, big decision and I need your help.
I met this beautiful Nigerian women.  We went out on a date a couple weeks ago and things seemed ok but I had no true indication of whether or not we were making a connection. I personally thought that she was gorgeous and very sweet and lovable. She actually made us dinner that night before the date. Having talked a few times in b/w on the phone everything was going slow,  suddenly today she asks me to meet her because she has something very important to ask me. It turns out she filed twice for a visa, cancelled the first, and went through with the second. Unfortunately immigration is looking at the first as a violation and they are threatening deportation. The only reason she came to the USA was to go to FAA school, which she is currently attending and she showed me paperwork to prove it as well as lawyer's documentation being used to fight immigration. Long-story short she asked me if I would help her by marrying her. I told her that I view the institution of marriage as a sacred one and I only planned to have one marriage. She agreed and was sympathetic with my reasoning. My solution was to do a speed-dating session, where we go out everyday until she had no alternative but to get married,  that's a week or two of dating/decision-making. Am I crazy? Am I doing the right thing? do you think she will drop me as soon as possible?
I personally think she is a sweet, honest, caring person and absolutely gorgeous in my eyes. I have always believed in the Indian tradition of quick marriages and learn/enjoy on the go, so that is not a problem. I just want to make sure that I am not setting myself up for heartbreak. I am an American.
Hi
   If you believe you're in love with her, and you consider her deserving a help of this magnitude, then go ahead and marry her. As for the fear that she might drop you; trust me, it's not Nigerian women tradition to drop their husbands especially for selfish reasons: Believe me, Nigerian women do stay with their husbands even persevering hard times except given the extreme cause to quite a marriage.
   Take this, she won't drop you after she got her documents; in fact, she'd want to stay with you because you're her pride and hero.
Nwaka77 (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #236 on: June 05, 2008, 03:15 AM »

Quote from: Vicjustice on June 04, 2008, 10:05 AM
Hi
   If you believe you're in love with her, and you consider her deserving a help of this magnitude, then go ahead and marry her. As for the fear that she might drop you; trust me, it's not Nigerian women tradition to drop their husbands especially for selfish reasons: Believe me, Nigerian women do stay with their husbands even persevering hard times except given the extreme cause to quite a marriage.
   Take this, she won't drop you after she got her documents; in fact, she'd want to stay with you because you're her pride and hero.


Very true
Da Junta (m)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #237 on: June 10, 2008, 02:42 PM »

Quote from: Mulatto on June 02, 2008, 06:28 AM
Hi,  I have a big, big decision and I need your help.
I met this beautiful Nigerian women.  We went out on a date a couple weeks ago and things seemed ok but I had no true indication of whether or not we were making a connection. I personally thought that she was gorgeous and very sweet and lovable. She actually made us dinner that night before the date. Having talked a few times in b/w on the phone everything was going slow,  suddenly today she asks me to meet her because she has something very important to ask me. It turns out she filed twice for a visa, cancelled the first, and went through with the second. Unfortunately immigration is looking at the first as a violation and they are threatening deportation. The only reason she came to the USA was to go to FAA school, which she is currently attending and she showed me paperwork to prove it as well as lawyer's documentation being used to fight immigration. Long-story short she asked me if I would help her by marrying her. I told her that I view the institution of marriage as a sacred one and I only planned to have one marriage. She agreed and was sympathetic with my reasoning. My solution was to do a speed-dating session, where we go out everyday until she had no alternative but to get married,  that's a week or two of dating/decision-making. Am I crazy? Am I doing the right thing? do you think she will drop me as soon as possible?
I personally think she is a sweet, honest, caring person and absolutely gorgeous in my eyes. I have always believed in the Indian tradition of quick marriages and learn/enjoy on the go, so that is not a problem. I just want to make sure that I am not setting myself up for heartbreak. I am an American.

Pally, u can go ahead and marry her but remember that most white babes that date a black man can never date a white guy again. Why??? Because they believe that black guys are so caring, loving, understanding, loyal, sweet etc but u should know a typical african  man can love but will always be in charge. The black guys pretend to be so nice and loving but once they get their paper, they head 4 divorce.

How sure are u that the babe no dey act Huh
U are in a better position 2 decide cos i remember u wouldnt wanna get married twice.

If u rush in there is every tendency that u will rush out Grin
Tegese
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #238 on: June 10, 2008, 07:40 PM »

i believe no one can give you better advice than you yourself because, you r the person who knows the full story. anyway, goodluck
salsera (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #239 on: June 10, 2008, 09:54 PM »



You know too little about this lady to decide to take her story hook line and sinker(did i get that right)
Right now she see's you as her ticket to staying in the US, so what u see as loving and caring may just be an end to a means.


Its not impossible that she has a longstanding relationship which can only be formalised when her status is legal

you are risking a lot for someone you really dont know her TRUE history

My advice?  PROMISE HER NOTHING, if you guys were meant to be let it happen naturally
bigmodo (m)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #240 on: August 02, 2008, 05:41 PM »

I wont even hesitate to marry the woman sharp sharp and get my visa.
idocare (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #241 on: August 23, 2008, 07:58 PM »

I'm an American citizen and I'm posting to let everyone that cares to read this that It is not appreciated, especially if the sponsor is unaware of the plot.  What kind of person can do that to any human being?  The sponsor marries for love and the beneficarey just ups and leaves, they begin acting crazy then eventually trying to act like they have been abrused by the sponsor.  Don't you realize that type of behavior can cause mental instability, financial difficulity for the sponsor ? 

What type of person can confess out of there mouth that they love someone then get that person to bring them into their country and proceed to treat them like garbage, then blame that same sponsor of abruse.

What type of person would do that, would you be proud of that person if it was your family member the used another that badly?

Well my ex-husband did just that to me, he's a nigerian and was a medical doctor there in Nigeria, I became pregnant within 1-month of him being here, his mother lives in Lekki and he once worked at Bob Specialist Hospital.  I visited him there twice and stayed with him on that property for short spurts.  He was kind while trying to woo me into marriage, but got into the states and cut a new fool, is that how professionals are in Niigeria?

The result of his efforts are a first son named Victor Obinna Ezike Jr., deep disrespect for my sons father, intentional eflection of mental stress by my sons father, unstable financial situation due to sponsoring and supporting my sons father, fatherless child due to my sons father abandoning us.  Who could respect a man of this nature?

Americans are starting to become more aware of some parts of the world, and now know to look out and not to be quick to believe their confessions of love.  We are speaking out more on this type of abruse and have begun alerting the proper channels to curtail this type of thing.

For those of you have a thought about using another human to gain your papers, I just wonder if you thought about how demeaning that is?  Why would you marry someone and knowingly ruin their lives. ?
idocare (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #242 on: August 23, 2008, 08:17 PM »

Mulatto,

    Are you kidding me !!!  What is this speed dating stuff??  Are you hard up for a wife ?  This women needs any American to help her, she is in a bad way, shes not in love with you, and you don't know her at all.   

Why would you marry someone that has broken the law, and now wants you  to do the same, tell me why would you Marry her, your not gaining a wife but she will gain a greencard, please consider all before you speedskate to the alter.  You may have 2-months of pleasure but, trust me from there it's all down hill.

She will begin to accuse you of all kinds of things in a effort to make you want to run from your own home, (if u move her in)  She may call the police on you in a effort to have you arrested, she may even throw herself into a wall and claim you hit her and you may find yourself in jail facing felony charges.

The storytale of a deceptive tortoise have gotten some to believe that your suspose to be evil to others and to get over on another human simply means that are more clever and that person is a Mugu (fool) for not seeing the scam.

So, Marry if you want to.
samuelxx08
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #243 on: September 06, 2008, 03:11 PM »

ok,
idocare (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #244 on: October 03, 2008, 08:04 PM »

My ex-husband had no problem doing it and he's nigerian, plus he tormented me thru-out my pregnancy.  We had a boy, a first son like his father, whom decided to leave us, but now I'm thinking it was a blessing in disguise, he's a real low life to be so evil.

Ms. Lurker (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #245 on: October 29, 2008, 06:28 PM »

I think it's wrong to mislead someone.

I'm not sure how people can do that and know in their heart what their real intentions are.
JJYOU
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #246 on: October 29, 2008, 06:48 PM »

loads of actors and ugly people about
Quote from: idocare on October 03, 2008, 08:04 PM
My ex-husband had no problem doing it and he's nigerian, plus he tormented me through-out my pregnancy.  We had a boy, a first son like his father, whom decided to leave us, but now I'm thinking it was a blessing in disguise, he's a real low life to be so evil.


may it turn out so.  heartless people
suricattca (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #247 on: October 29, 2008, 09:53 PM »

I dont want to marry. If u want to be with somebody, u can be without wedding. But i can marry and give somebody green card  Wink For me, married is only s*** document, the green card too. I understand people who getting married for the green card.
Ms. Lurker (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #248 on: October 30, 2008, 03:06 PM »

I understand it too BUT I don't understand why some people trick women (or men) into falling for them when all they want is citizenship. It's evil.
idocare (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #249 on: November 18, 2008, 12:08 AM »

We all understand that some people want to get into America so bad that they are willing to do almost anything to get here.  But it's a very devious non God fearing person that will use another human being.

These non God fearing persons may find some happiness for a short period of time but in the end they will reap seven times all that they have sowed.  It's biblical it has to come to past. 

My advice to all is if you feel you need to leave your country and come into Europe, Germany or any other country is to try to find someone online that you feel will make you happy, Marry for love, not for love of a green card.

I believe that people that do this kind of evil (marry for GC. then divorce their unaware partner)  brings curse's on their entire family and any interest they care about. 

It's just not good!!!
Biabeke (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #250 on: November 20, 2008, 02:28 AM »

This is a common trend among die hard Nigerians who want to come to America at all cost but in reality when this men and women get what they want they really don't do much with it than go  mess around with someone else having kids all over the place and engage in illegal activities.
I had an experience with my ex-Hus,he came here because He want his green card now he has what he want  but won't let go.I don't love him and he never did love me too all he wanted was his papers to come to the states.
they are alot of Nigerians going through this shameless act both men and women.Before you do anything think twice about it because karma will always have it's way.Sooner or later it's just a matter of time .it does not count if you believe in God,Jesus,Mohammed,Hindu e.t.c.
Tha_dude (m)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #251 on: November 24, 2008, 04:50 PM »

Whats all the hyper about getting married for greencard. If you have the opportunity to do it, why ask?
If your lucky enough not to go through the waiting and tensions associated with it then Thank your GOD. No body lives in your world but YOU no body can tell it better how it feels to be a floater than YOU! No body knows better what it mean to have your heart in your mouth but unable to swallow it than U! Europeans do it, Canadians do it, Recently i met a danish student at a law firm in Detroit seeking the advise of a lawyer to contract a marriage in order that he becomes a citizen. Even wonderful Australia their citizens seeks ways to marry US citizens . Cos' living in Obamaland is like living in the SKY your totally free, you dont even have to tolerate your parents if you dont want to. The only free country existing in the world till tomorrow. Recent immigration statistics showed that the number of international females gettin married to acquire US citizenship out numbers male 5:1. so, ?

Those who say die hard Nigerians how did you come to America?, even if u were born here, ask your parent how they came here and became legal. If u came as a student why didnt u stay true and go back after your schooling?, wasnt that a question presented before you during your interview for a student visa?, So! u lied and stayed behind after sch. Obama's father is a good example. It is the so called African girls who go to America or are born their and forget the African culture who end up becomig baby mamas, who dont wanna sweep or clean, who want a man she can remote?, shouldnt common sense tell you something aint right when an African man starts behaving like an American man, sweeping, cleaning washing your clothes, washing plates taking care of the kids while u d woman acts like the bread winner?  Yeah u'll know u got him when he leaves your ASS, dont cry over split milk do what your fellow African American ladies do (wannabes), move on get another man and keep tryin until u are 60 and become a granny.
Other nationalities they let it die off after divorce Nigerian girls make noise about it! this is slavery in another form. Good enough, the US immigration is aware of internal slavery people face when married to US citizens and tht is why they is a clause you can invoke wit the help of a lawyer during the first year of marriage to get a divorce and still remain in the USA, although u need evidence, it is something u can gather without the awareness of the your US citizen spouse. Thank GOD for America brains they know that both sides have fault. The problem is that many spouse to US Citizens are unaware of that clause and they re removed from the country after divorce. This is a new form of slavery! because of US citizenship, u re telling me i have to sell my life to want yeye woman, ?? GOD forbid.






idocare (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #252 on: December 03, 2008, 10:16 AM »


Good enough, the US immigration is aware of internal slavery people face when married to US citizens and that is why they is a clause you can invoke wit the help of a lawyer during the first year of marriage to get a divorce and still remain in the USA, although u need evidence, it is something u can gather without the awareness of the your US citizen spouse. "  QUOTE FROM THA MANN  "




Sorry I had to copy and paste the above statement. I don't know how to work the quote on this site.

Why don't we just call this what it is, it's a scam !!  Those who partake in a scam only find temporary happiness as they bring about curse's on themselves and the people that helped them be successful in this type of evil.

In order for a romance  scammer to be successful they have to ruin their spouse's
life,  by lieing, cheating and stealing from the very one they just swore to before God that they would love, cherish and honor.  It's funny that  you mention the " being treated like a slave " because that's what my ex. would say to me.  I call it part of his exit act.  While I was in Nigeria with him there was no mention of me treating him so unfairly, I don't have nothing in my record to susgest I'm capaable of being cruel,  immigration will eventually  find a way to protect the sponsor from these types of scammers too.

More and more victims are speaking out and reporting their scammer, that's exactly what they should do.  Also more and more sponsors are becoming aware of what can happen  to them and are on alert  of what to look for in a scammer earlier on, because let's face it if your being wonderful to your spouse and he starts doing evil things and saying that your mistreating him to anyone that will listen that's a big red flag for the sponsor.

At the end of the day, what soever a man soweth that shall he also reap times seven.  It's just so much easier to Marry where you love no matter what shape your Country is in, it's more honorable to enter another country the legal way. It's has to be a very devious, evil person that can Marry a person then lie, steal and make them out to be the bad person just so that they can walk away from the marriage on track to get a greencard.   And if they have children involved it's even worse, how can their kids ever respect such a person?  How can they stand themselves, it's like trying to shed the evilness but it's just always present with them.

I don't think a Greencard is worth all you have to go thru in scamming someone and it certainly is a unjest/immoral  thing to do to another unknowing  human being.
Again I'm a victim of a romance scammer I remember what my scammer put me thru like it just happened yesterday; it's nothing nice.








idocare (f)
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #253 on: December 03, 2008, 10:28 AM »

What is this one year clause you speak of and where can I find this written clause at  ?   I never heard of that.
Moves
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #254 on: December 03, 2008, 11:12 AM »

@ Idocare; what tha_dude is trying to say is there are always two sides to a coin; I grateful i don't find my self in such situation; but have met many who are; The main reason my best friend married his wife was for paper; he has since gotten the paper; but they are still together 10years; he has grown to love her so much that he doesnt go nowhere without her; they have the happiest family of all the couples around me myself included.
I have also seen cases where the sponsor treats the partner like crap just because they haven't gotten the full paper; and when they now do and pacjk up and go they start crying foul play. My Believe is you marry someone for one reason or the other depending on how important the reason is to you; to some it is the partners physique; wealth; greencard, if you work hard at your relationship then there is a high chance it would work as there are always challenges (cultural, financial etc) in a marital relationship.

And Idocare; I think u should look more closely at the reason why your marriage failed; as i find it hard to accept it that your hubby married you because of greencard, as according to your statement he was well off in nigeria; and being a practising medical doctor he doesnt need to marry an American citizen to leave nigeria; becaiuse he's skillset are always in demand. Futhermore, as a responsible Ibo man; the Ibo culture places alot of importance to the First Male Child; so he wouldn't up and go just because of greencard. Please note; am not saying the dude is a goodguy; he could be real bastard for all i know; is just that i believe that there would be other factors not just the greencard; Alimony payment is not cheap.
sistawoman
Re: Getting Married For The Green Card (Citizenship)
« #255 on: December 03, 2008, 09:09 PM »

Quote from: Moves on December 03, 2008, 11:12 AM
The main reason my best friend married his wife was for paper; he has since gotten the paper; but they are still together 10years; he has grown to love her so much that he doesnt go nowhere without her; they have the happiest family of all the couples around me myself included.


Thank you more than you know for this statement.
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