Odunnu:

Against all odds!!!

mbulela:

Aisha,
Please check your mailbox.

Cheers,

Ujujoan:

Aint' you just a regular Mother Teresa! 

I'm not against your good works Aisha, beleive me, so there was no need for  you (and your followers) to get defensive over that Joshua comment. It was just an enquiry with no pun intended.

Newayz I'm outta here. I have people with real troubles who need my help! 

Mayflowa:

@ TheCongo.
Welcome. You have a beautiful wife up there. Is she a Nigerian or a Congolese? i admire u and your big heart.

KG_NAIRA:

I am sorry. I can't trust this whole thing. To many inconstitencies. It took this guy too long answer basic questions. I am also suprised that he has suddenly become very active. His post are now more regular.

My conclusion: if this guy was real, he would have shown more drive. I don't think I saw that.

I am also suprised that Radiant is suddenly asking for money for this guy when the initial agreement was to secure him a job and rent him an accommodation.

Disappointing end for me.

I am not asking for a reaction/reply to this pls

Thank you

KG_NAIRA:

I am also suprised that Radiant is suddenly asking for money for this guy when the initial agreement was to secure him a job and rent him an accommodation.

aisha2:

You dont have to annouce your exit Madam Uju, You really add no value here sso you will not be missed.

TheCongo:

Back in the days when I was a student at the University, I had an urgent need one time. After paying my school fee, I urgently needed another US $80 to buy a book for my computer class (C ++). Since I had no money left, I turned to the internet for help.

As strange as it could sound, I got a positive feedback. Yes, someone had agreed to help me. A stranger sent me US $150 (One hundred and fifty) instead of US $80 (eighty) that I had asked. When I picked this money at a western Union location, I cried.

This stranger who sent me the money never questioned the merit of my request. He never asked me if I was genuine or not. He never suspected that I could be fake. Adding to that, he was a white man. 
He was just fulfilling his humanitarian duty.

That was in 2000. But, today, 10 years later, I still keep the computer book that I purchase with the stranger’s money, the white man's money. That book is a symbol of humanity to me.

As for brother Menek, I pray that the job in Abuja materialise. However, even if this job doesn’t come forth, we can still stand together to lift him up.

We are African. The world believes that nothing good can come out of Africa. Let us prove them wrong by making this case one of the best humanitarian efforts in the history of mankind; strangers are sewing effort together to help a fellow stranger.

The most tragic thing would be to turn our back to brother menek because we believe this is a scam and it turns out that he is genuine. Have we, Africans, come to the point where we can’t help a fellow human being without reading too much into his request?  No my brothers and sisters, we can’t sink that low.

May the Lord richly bless each and every one of you,

I love you all


The brother from TheCongo,

TheCongo:

Back in the days when I was a student at the University, I had an urgent need one time. After paying my school fee, I urgently needed another US $80 to buy a book for my computer class (C ++). Since I had no money left, I turned to the internet for help.

As strange as it could sound, I got a positive feedback. Yes, someone had agreed to help me. A stranger sent me US $150 (One hundred and fifty) instead of US $80 (eighty) that I had asked. When I picked this money at a western Union location, I cried.

This stranger who sent me the money never questioned the merit of my request. He never asked me if I was genuine or not. He never suspected that I could be fake. Adding to that, he was a white man.
He was just fulfilling his humanitarian duty.

That was in 2000. But, today, 10 years later, I still keep the computer book that I purchase with the stranger’s money, the white man's money. That book is a symbol of humanity to me.

As for brother Menek, I pray that the job in Abuja materialise. However, even if this job doesn’t come forth, we can still stand together to lift him up.

We are African. The world believes that nothing good can come out of Africa. Let us prove them wrong by making this case one of the best humanitarian efforts in the history of mankind; strangers are sewing effort together to help a fellow stranger.

The most tragic thing would be to turn our back to brother menek because we believe this is a scam and it turns out that he is genuine. Have we, Africans, come to the point where we can’t help a fellow human being without reading too much into his request? No my brothers and sisters, we can’t sink that low.

May the Lord richly bless each and every one of you,

I love you all


The brother from TheCongo,

chiejik:

soory i wasnt feeling fine lately.
but there is a progress.hopefully he will get it.but i do communicate often.

chiejik:

soory i wasnt feeling fine lately.
but there is a progress.hopefully he will get it.but i do communicate often.

chiejik:

soory i wasnt feeling fine lately.
but there is a progress.hopefully he will get it.but i do communicate often.

Looks like we will be popping champagne very soon

busybody20:

[size=16pt]The following Members have been writing on NL that they need a Job FunmyKemmy, makky, nitrogen, isonlagba etc; Why havent you been touched?       because they didnt write a Sympathetic story line?    [/size]