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Computers / Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by Arobake: 12:40am On Jul 31, 2014 |
kevoh: No, my laptop isnt partitioned. I'll do what you've suggested. Huge Thanks. |
Computers / Re: Post Your Computer (PC) Troubles Here. by Arobake: 1:51am On Jul 30, 2014 |
Dell Inspiron Mini 1018 is very very slow. It boots but when I start browsing or doing anything it takes for ever. And when i click on any tab, You Tube downloader, etc or document, i get '..... not responding'. I have tried defragmentising as well as uninstalling apps, but so far no joy. It's Windows 7. Any advice, please? Thank you. |
Career / Re: Ask Me Questions About Careers In The Military by Arobake: 5:27am On Jan 09, 2014 |
Don Demu: Thank you very much. I can wait-since that seems more certain. I have waited for a loooong time as it were. A few more weeks/months if it's more likely to bring results will be no problem. Yes, it's my husband. He died in active service in 1995 (he was just 32); and it doesn't have to be a snr exboy. I just thot someone who knew him might be more able to assist. He finished at NMS in 1980. And, yes, I have all d necessary docs. Thanks again. |
Career / Re: Ask Me Questions About Careers In The Military by Arobake: 9:02am On Jan 05, 2014 |
Don Demu:. Sassyangel (ex-girl), Oga Don Demu (is this d same as DomOm....the maths guru? If you get my drift..?), Oga Riley, and all my husbands -exboys- in d house, very warm greetings. Oga Don, I just wanted to ask please, if you know any exboy at d HQ in Abuja who"l be willing to assist me with my children's late offr's scholarship issue. I have been trying for several years to collect it. (And is there any hope of us being able to collect it in arrears? Or should we just forget it). His last posting was 332 Arty Shendam. Huge thanks. |
Forum Games / Re: HOW FAST ARE YOU AND HOW GOOD IS YOUR NETWORK.....??? by Arobake: 10:37pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
Forum Games / Re: HOW FAST ARE YOU AND HOW GOOD IS YOUR NETWORK.....??? by Arobake: 10:35pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
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Forum Games / Re: HOW FAST ARE YOU AND HOW GOOD IS YOUR NETWORK.....??? by Arobake: 10:34pm On Jan 04, 2014 |
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Travel / Re: Anyone Been To Luxembourg? by Arobake: 9:19am On Sep 21, 2013 |
rafcrown: Better try to travel to Luxembourg city and locate Nigerians.Opposite the Central Train Station people will direct you to spots where you ll see Nigerians.I was there for one week early this year They told me that Nigerians there are not used to helping one another but wish you all the best. rafcrown: Better try to travel to Luxembourg city and locate Nigerians.Opposite the Central Train Station people will direct you to spots where you ll see Nigerians.I was there for one week early this year They told me that Nigerians there are not used to helping one another but wish you all the best.. Oh waow!! That's sad. But apparently you r right like yu so correctly wrote on my post. They r so unwilling to help. Shame. But Good luck to 'em all. |
Travel / Re: Nigerian Community In Luxembourg. by Arobake: 7:17pm On Aug 16, 2013 |
I meant Nigerian Community.....Sorry. |
Travel / Nigerian Community In Luxembourg. by Arobake: 7:15pm On Aug 16, 2013 |
I would be on a long visit to Luxembourg soon DV, and would like to work while there. Is there any one on here who could assist in making my trip there that little easier, please? I tried once to get a visiting visa to UK, but they said I hadnt enof funds and too many dependants! And there r all kinds of stringent immigration laws in Britain these days. I've scoured for details of a number of European countries and Luxembourg appears pretty cool. I'l need info on getting cheap accommodation(probably house/flat share), as it seems accommodation is relatively expensive; and on getting jobs as soon as possible. All helps would be appreciated. Thank you. ge |
Romance / Re: Such Thing As Being Too Sexually Comfortable In Marriage? by Arobake: 10:43pm On Jun 01, 2013 |
It's a pity really for most marriages. Lots of adventurous menene before marriage and then -halt!- after d marriage. And sadly, women r d most guilty. They seem to think 'such acts arent for married women'. Once they have d ring or whatever symbolises d kind of marriage they contracted - sex becomes dull for their hubbys! After marriage no more blow jobs/sucking off! Dont get me wrong, in marriage you can get MouthAction i.e you may occasionaly, get 2 or 3 perfunctory licks! and this from a gal/man who used to give you 5-10 minutes of mind-blowing blow jobs/'licking' when you were courting!? No more shagging or screwing for the rest of your lives! Yes, you get sex, intercourse, sleeping with, making love, etc. But believe me there is a whole lot of difference btw shagging/screwing/f*king and intercourse/making love, sleeping with... No more doggy style. No sir, all you get is a grudging 'do you want me to turn my back now?' Sad really. And this attitude has no boundaries, tribe, religion, age, class, educational qualification - it is a common trait among married people, esp women. Period. I hear the same thing from my age mates, (im in my very late forties), and younger friends. Of course marriage brings responsibilities - children, family, rent, school fees - but this shdnt be any reason why d sex life shld be consigned to d dustbin. If yu wouldnt share with your spouse, just a few hours of your time, d kind of sex life he/she craves, you might be strongly pushing him/her outside. 3 Likes |
Romance / Re: Any Hope For Short Guyz? by Arobake: 9:55pm On Jun 01, 2013 |
Of course, there is! tastes differ. And it isnt only looks men/women look for in relationships! Look around you, dude, cant you see millions the short men that are married? And a lot of them with much taller wives? Abeg quit the pity party and go searching. Good luck! 2 Likes |
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Arobake: 10:02pm On Dec 15, 2012 |
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Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Arobake: 2:07am On Dec 14, 2012 |
My cousin applied for a visiting visa about 6 months ago(she wanted to visit my husband) but it was refused for a variety of reasons, including she didnt have enough funds, she couldnt prove she will be coming back to Nigeria, etc. Now she wants to apply for a student /study visa. We want to know, please, if the change in reason for travelling would militate against her, even if she meets all other requirements? Thank you very much in advance. |
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Arobake: 11:12pm On Jun 01, 2012 |
If it has been picked up, the status will change to reflect that. dotun474: Can anyone who applied for uk visa and picked up their passport tell me if the status changes to picked up or something? |
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Arobake: 1:24pm On Apr 18, 2012 |
franknero488: To start with, you could download the Guidance Notes and read through. You just say self employed and put your phone number and email addr. where appropriate. I think an important doc here would be your tax clearance. And it could be in your name. Start by reading the g notes and I'm sure somebdy else will come along here and supply more info regarding your question. Good luck. |
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Arobake: 10:27am On Apr 18, 2012 |
justwise: @justwise: Thanks a million, justwise. |
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Arobake: 10:27am On Apr 18, 2012 |
justwise: Thanks a million, justwise. |
Travel / Re: General UK Visa Enquiries - Part 2 by Arobake: 4:59am On Apr 18, 2012 |
Evilicious: My problem is similar. I got married in Lagos early last year (he is white, British). After which he returned to Britain. He is visiting me again in 2 weeks time; and I was hoping to apply for a family visiting visa and return with him when he leaves. But so many conflicting advices: I was told I needed to do the IELTS. I did and scored 8 - having scored 6.5 writing, 7.5 listening, 8 speaking, and 9 writing. I have however just been informed that 1. applying for visiting instead of settlement would be suspicious and the visa would be turned down. But I am self-employed and cant just take off like that, I need to see the lay of the land; besides, right now the fee for the 'visiting visa' is more pocket-friendly. 2. I have also, just been told that because my international passport is almost a year old and there hasnt been any visa on it, not even to African States, I would be turned down, as UK does not grant visiting nor settlement visas on passports that cant show one is widely travelled. PLEASE, which of these advices is/are true? And was all the time and money I expended on the IELTS a total waste? Thank you. |
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