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tripplephi:
PLS PLS PLS...... let this matter die cos IT WILL NOT STOP US FROM PAYING TITHE.....

where is OFFERING in the new testament..... or SEED in the new testament.... IT WAS NOT THERE.... Even the story of the widows mite was under JUDAISM not Christianity.

You are posting this to cause DISCORD in the body of christ.... is that not the JOB of the DEVIL....

OP stop this nonsense

It shows that you do not read your Bible. There is offering in the New Testament. God loves a cheerful giver. Watch the video and learn.

Popular pastor and host of Single and Married, Pastor Chris Ojugbani has added his voice to the tithe debate. According to Pastor Chris it is a sin to pay or receive tithe.

Source: https://nairachronicles..co.uk/2017/12/shocking-popular-pastor-chris-ojugbani.html

Watch the youtube video below:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KTnS3VxNUI&t=1044s

In another one of his epic replies, former vp Atiku Abubakar responds to I-go-die!




Source: http://nairachronicles..co.uk/2017/12/breaking-atiku-responds-to-i-go-dyes.html

The popular TV series Game of Thrones will not air in 2018. According to reports Season 8 of the series will have to wait until 2019.



HBO has been hinting that there may not be a new release in 2018. Plenty of time to re-watch all the episodes before the release of Season 8. Season 8 may consist of only six episodes that may each last for an hour or more.

culled from: http://nairachronicles..co.uk/2017/12/game-of-thrones-season-8-will-not-air.html

Nigeria's World Cup Team at the USA 1994 event emerged as the second best entertaining team behind Brazil. The coach Clemens Westerhof tutored-team advanced to the second round of the competition and were knocked out by Italy. That was Nigeria's first participation at the global mundial.




23 years after, we look at the current profiles of the 22 man team and what they are currently doing. Among those dead are Stephen Keshi, Thompson Oliha, Wilfred Agbonavbare and Uche Okafor. These Nigerian heros remain worthy of celebration.

1. PETER RUFAI

Born on 24 August 1963. He is the son of the traditional ruler of Idimu. Rufai played for Deportivo in Spain among other clubsides and represented Nigeria also at the 1998 World Cup in France. He turned down the offer to succeed his father upon the latter's demise. He is currently based in Nigeria.

Peter Rufai Photo credit: Super Sport
2. AUGUSTINE EGUAVOEN

Born on 19 August 1965 in Sapele, Eguavoen started his professional footballing career at ACB Lagos. He played 49 times for Nigeria and manned the right back position for Nigeria at the 1994 tournament. He returned to Nigeria in 2010 to take over the management of the Super Eagles from Swedish Lars Lagerbäck. He is currently based in Nigeria and open for coaching responsibilites.

Augustine Eguavoen
3. BENEDICT IROHA

Iroha was born on 29 November 1969. Popularly known as the 'over-lapping' defender due to his proficiency in leading the attack from the left wing back. He started his professional career in Bendel Insurance in 1989 and played professionally in Holland, Ivory Coast and Spain among others. Between 2000 and 2006 he was a youth coach at FC Dallas USA. In 2007 Iroha was an assistant coach with the Nigerian under 17s. He is currently with Heartland of Owerri as a staff.

Ben Iroha
4. STEPHEN KESHI (DECEASED)

Stephen Okechukwu Keshi was born in Azare Bauchi State, Nigeria on 23 January 1962 and died on 7 June 2016. He started his footballing career at ACB Lagos in 1979. He captained the Nigerian team at USA 1994 and played as a foreign based pro in Belgium and France as well as in the Ivory Coast.

Late Stephen Keshi
5. UCHE OKECHUKWU

Uche 'The Gentle Giant' Okechukuw was born on 27 September 1967. He played as a central defender. Uche started his career in 1987 with the defunct Flash Flamingoes. He later plyed his trade in Denmark and Turkey where he starred for Fernabahçe and Istanbulspor. He returned to Nigeria in 2007 and played for Ocean Boys of Bayelsa in the 2007/2008 season and moved on to Bayelsa United in the 2008/2009 season. He obtained Turkish citizenship after 13 years of playing in that country under the name Deniz Uygar. He is presently based in Nigeria.

Uche Okechukwu

6. CHIDI NWANNU

Chidi was born in Port Harcourt on 1 January 1967. He played 20 times for the Super Eagles of Nigeria. He stated his football playing career with the Enyimba of Aba in 1983. He moved on to play professional football in Belgium. He won the league twice with Anderlecht. He retired after an unsuccessful spell at RKC Waalwijk. He is currently a pastor in Brussels.

Pastor Chidi Nwannu


7. FINIDI GEORGE

Finidi was born in Port Harcourt on 15 April 1971. He played in the right wing position for Nigeria at the 1994 tourney. He started his football career at the Calabar Rovers FC and moved on to play professional football in Europe with the likes of Ajax, Betis, Mallorca and Ipswich Town. He played 62 times for Nigeria and scored 6 goals. He is known better as the assist master due to the many goals he created from the right wing for Rashidi Yekini. He also payed in the 1998 tournament. He is currently based in Spain.

Goerge Finidi Photo credit: CompleteSports


8. THOMPSON OLIHA (DECEASED)

Oliha was born on 4 October 1968 and died on 30 June 2013. He started his career in Bendel Insurance FC in 1985. He moved on to the Ivory Coast in 1992 where he played for Africa Sports. In 1994 he signed for the Israeli club Maccabi ironi Ashdod and later played for Antalyaspor of Turkey. He won 31 caps for Nigeria and scored 2 goals. His career was shortened by injury.

Late Thompson Oliha Photo credit Futaa.com
9. RASHIDI YEKINI (DECEASED)

Yekini was born on 23 October 1963 and died on 4 May 2012. He started his professional career at UNTL Kaduna. He scored 37 goals for Nigeria, a record that has not been matched by any other Nigerian player for the Super Eagles. He was the African Footballer of the Year in 1993. He palyed 114 times for Vitöria Setübal of Portugal and scored 90 goals in the process for the club.

Late Rashidi Yekini Photo Credit: Sahara Reporters



10. AUGUSTINE OKOCHA

Augustine 'Jay-Jay' Okocha was born on 14 August 1973. He played as a creative mid-fielder for the Super Eagles. He is arguably Nigeria's most talented and skillful footballer. He started his career at Borussia Neunkirchen in Germany. He last played for Hull City in the 2007/08 season. He is a dual Nigerian-Turkish citizen having acquired the latter while playing for Fenerbahçe under the name Muhammet Yavuz. He is currently a business man based in Lagos from where he runs a Night club. In March 2004 Okocha was named as one of the top 125 living footballers by Pele.

Augustine Okocha
11. Emmanuel Amunike

Emmanuel was born on 25 December 1970 in Eziobodo Nigeria. He played as an outside left for the Super Eagles. He started his career in 1990 for Concord FC and moved on to play in Egypt for Zamalek and later Europe for other clubsides including Barcelona where he played for 19 times and scored one goal. He is currently the coach of Khartoum FC in Sudan.

Emmanuel Amunike
12. SAMSON SIASIA

Samson Siasia was born on 14 August 1967. He started his football career in 1982 for Juius Berger FC. He played professional football in Europe for Lokeren, Nantes among others. He was previously the manager of the Under 20s and the Under 23s. In 2017 he was shortlisted to manage the Rwandan national team. He is based in Nigeria and available for coaching opportunities.

Samson Siasia
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13. CHUKWUEMEKA EZEUGO

Emeka Ezeugo was born on 16 December 1965 in Aba, Nigeria. He played both as a defender and a midfielder for Nigeria. He started his career at East Bengal in 1986 and played for 16 other clubsides. He is presently a football coach. He lives in New York.

Emeka Ezeugo
14. DANIEL "THE BULL" AMOKACHI

Daniel Amokachi was born on 30 December 1972. He started his football career in 1989 playing for Ranchers Bees of Kaduna. He was the youngest member of the Super Eagles at Algiers 1990 when he was just 17. He played in Europe for Clube Brugge, Everton FC and Besiktas. In 2002 he mmoved to the United States where he signed for Colorado Rapids. He is currently the coach of JS Herculs.

Daniel Amokachi

15. SUNDAY "THE PASS MASTER" OLISEH

Sunday Ogochukwu Oliseh was born on 14 September 1974. He started his playing career in 1989 when he joined Julius Berger FC. He moved on to Europe and played at various times for RFC Leige, Reggina, FC Köln, Ajax, Juventus, Borussia Dortmund and Genk. He retired as a professional footballer in 2006. He was the Nigeria manager from 2015 - 2016 and resigned after contract problems with the FA. He is currently the manager of Fortuna Sittard in Holland.

Sunday Oliseh
16. ALLOY AGU

Alloysius Agu was born on 12 July 1967 in Lagos, Nigeria. He started his playing career at NEPA FC. He played in Europe for MVV Maastricht, RFC Liege and Kayserispor. He played 28 times fo r Nigeria but was an unused substitute in the USA tournament. He was a goal keeper. He is currently with the Nigerian national team as goal keeper trainer.

Alloy Agu
17. VICTOR IKPEBA

Victor Nosa Ikpeba, also known as the Prince of Monaco was born on 12 June 1973. He started his playing career in 1989 with ACB FC. He played for RFC Liege, Monaco, Borussia Dortmond, Al Ittihad among others and was African Footballer of the Year 1996. He was an unused substitute at the 1994 tourney but played a significant part in the 1998 world cup.

Victor Ikpeba
18. EFAN IKOKU

Efangwu Goziem Ekoku was born on 8 June 1967 in Cheetham Hill, Manchester in England. He started his career with Sutton United and payed as an attacker. He is currently a commentator for the Premier League Productions which produces world feed commentaries. He is also a weekly guest on Football Dynamics on Bloomberg Africa. He is also a licensed UEFA coach.

Efan Ikoku Photo credit: ESPN

19. MICHAEL EMENALO

Michael Emenalo was born on 14 July 1965 in Aba, Nigeria. he started his playing carrer in 1985 when he signed for Enugu Rangers FC. He played in the US for Boston University and in Eurpoe for Molenbeek, Eintracht Trier and Maccabi Tel Aviv. Between 2010-2011, he was an assistant coach for Chelsea FC. In 2011 he was appointed the Chelsea's Technical Director. He resigned in November 2017 to take up the position of Technical Director at AS Monaco.

Michael Emenalo Photo Credit: Daily Mirror
20. UCHE OKAFOR (DECEASED)

Uche Okafor was born on 8 August 1967 in Owerri, Nigeria and died in Little Elm, Texas in on 6 January 2011. He played as a defender. He started his career with ACB Lagos in 1986 and retired after a spell at Kansas City Wizards. He was a school boys coach and also worked as a pundit for ESPN before his death.

Late Uche Okafor

21. MUTIU " THE HEADMASTER" ADEPOJU

Born on 22 December 1970 in Ibadan, Nigeria, Mutiu started his playing career as a midfielder for Shooting Stars. He moved on to Spain to star for Real Madrid B, Racing Santander and Real Sociedad as well as others. He retired in 2006. Adepoju played 48 times for Nigeria scoring 48 goals in the process. He is presently on the staff of 3SC of Ibadan.

Mutiu Adepoju
22. WILFRED AGBONAVBARE (DECEASED)

Willy Agbonavbare was born in Lagos on 5 October 1966 and died on 27 January 2015. He started his playing career in 1983 when joined New Nigeria Bank FC of Benin. He played as a goal keeper. He moved to Europe in 1990 to join Rayo Vallecano in the Spanish La liga. He played 15 times for Nigeria. He retired from football age 31 due to lack of offers from any club. He returned to Madrid after training to keep fit in Nigeria. While in Madrid he worked as a delivery man and a goal keeper coach. In January 2015 it was revealed that he was ailing with cancer. He succumbed to cancer at the age of 48.

Late Wilfred Agbonavbare

Source: http://nairachronicles..co.uk/2017/12/current-status-of-members-of-nigerias.html

In the aftermath of the just concluded and very successful 'Experience 12' which is the annual musical concert sponsored and organised by Pastor Paul Adefarasin and the House on the Rock Church, in which he was one of those not considered, popular gospel artiste and president of the association of gospel artistes in Nigeria has thrown a salvo at some of his colleagues in the gospel music ministry.

In a FaceBook post on 5 December 2017, the 'Wekilemo' crooner alleges that there are those who sing, record or use the sons of other artistes without permission. He calls it a fraud and stealing.

The post however did not go down well with some of those who provided comments. For example, 'Aniebet Abasi Ekerenam responded as follows: "When we all sang 'Good morning Jesus, Good morning Lord,' 'I will enter His gates with thanksgiving in my heart' I don't know who we took permission from." Another facebook user, Ethel Abe commented as follows: "Ekiye, abeg (sic) remove the singing clause O! If sang as special numbers, the singer should cite or acknowledge the original artiste. All the Christmas songs, hymns etc that we sing are understandably sung without owner's approval. I concur 100% with you over the recording and other 'use' especially if they are of commercial nature...."


SOURCE: http://nairachronicles..co.uk/2017/12/asu-ekiye-accuses-other-gospel-artiste.html

The Pastor of London church, Victorious People Assembly (VPA) is so pained by the light that Pastor Sunday Adelaja is showing the people to the extent that he made a video sending a message to the latter on youtube. He accuses Pastor Sunday of adultery with his female members. See the seven minute video below:

https://nairachronicles..co.uk/2017/12/london-pastor-throws-salvo-at-dr-sunday.html

kenonze:
see as lies take chop all the hairs on the head.

Within 3 months dey hair on your head go finish. Na wig you go dey wear for that insult.

holamiday:
One time, in Oyo, i boarded a cab from Owode to Ogbomoso. At a long stretch, the driver sped to about 150km/h up a hill & suddenly putnoff the engine at the point of descending the hill. The engine was off for close to 5 minutes. I felt like 'what All this just to save one-tenth of a liter of fuel.

Nigerians ehn. The hustle is really hard.

That is called coasting. It is very dangerous as the driver loses engine breaking and may not have good control

Oya now make we dey go

Why appoint only Yorubas?? GO Yoruba. Secretary Yoruba, Treasurer Yoruba.

Could it be that Willian the Brazillian Chelsea midfielder is beefing Victor Moses? Has anyone noticed that he doesn't pass the ball to Victor? Willian would prefer to send the ball wide to Alonso or to any other player even when Moses is better positioned for the pass.

In a couple of hours Chelsea will play Stoke at Stamford Bridge. Watch out for confirmation.

Please see below prophecies for the year as reeled out by God's servant Dr Patrick Obi Nwafor:

GLOBAL UTTERANCES FOR 2017.

Below are what will take place in 2017. The only thing that can stop any of them from manifestation is acidic prayers
only.

1. United States.
The incoming President Trump will take some drastic economic measures that will make the States sit up. Initially there will be definitely hard, harsh economic, political terrain that ultimately settles down with time.
2. Attempt to kill Trump. Serious attempts to kill incoming US president seen. Efforts to protect him adequately must be made. If not, he is unlikely to finish his first year in office. Attempt to impeach him will fail and backlash take its tolls.
3. Russia/US. The two super power will work hand in hand only if maturity is allowed to continue. Mischievous GOP members of Senate: Mr McCain and one Graham will raise issues bordering on their globalist inclination against Russia but it will fail.
4. Islam. Saudi Arabia: Wahabbis of this world will have her tentacles reduced to nothing by combined forces of US, Iran , Russia and Israel. A rear but an unbelievable combination.
5. ISIS/Boko Haram. Both dangerous Islamic bodies including Brotherhood of Egypt and its US associates will die with their prime sustainer ,the outgoing US president Obama.

6. Shameful departure of President Obama. Mr Barak Obama will leave White House in a most ignominious way. Attempt to impeach him even after leaving office MUST be made. It may only be averted if political solution was used, else he shall be impeached. Obama will face cases of misapplication of funds running into $billions of US Veterans funds. He misapplied the fund without getting clearance to use same on Syrian refugees.

7. Deportation of Islamic refugees from States. Some millions of people from mainly Islamic, Africans will be sent home from the States due to irregular stay.
8. A prominent American politician will join his ancestors. Prayers be offered to avert a prominent Evangelical minister from dying too.

9. Assassination/Islamic killings: So many Americans will die in the hands of alien but legally Islamic fundamentalists. The numbers will be alarming, if not properly dealt with.
10. President Putin. Russia will play a global role at ensuring global piece. UN sanctions against her will be lifted.

11. German. German Chancellor, Mrs Angela Markel will lose reelection this time around. Her party will also lose leadership of the Germany parliament.
More people will be murdered by the Islamists now living in Germany.
A great number of girls and married women will be rapped by the islamists resulting in revolt and mass killing of the islamists. Their improvised shelters, mosques will be torched and destroyed.

Syria.
The Syrian President Assad will still retain his position even after the killings of almost 500,000 people propelled by internal insurgency prompted by US Obama/Clinton and former British Prime Minister.

14 France. A change of government will tighten internal security in France. But killings by islamists will not abate until the needful was done.

15. Britain. British value system will diminish terribly. No thanks to Islamic agenda which has eaten deep into the fabrics and roots of British government.
A lot of homicide killings, a plane crash, religious prone murdering will occur in Great Britain that will put so many other nations of the world on her feet. Too late for Britain, though.

16. South Africa. A prominent politician in South Africa of African stock will join his ancestors. ANC will lose so many seats in the nation's parliament. Outgoing president Zuma will cause South African's most populous party to lose national pride due to avariciousness, distortions, yet to be discovered abuse of office. Generally, most international businesses of South African origin will suffer political witch hunt from their host, others due to manipulative actions of theirs. Prayers to avert two air crash in South Africa two big cities that shall kill more on ground than those on board. Prayers please.
16. Ghana. The economy of Ghana will slide back to what it was in 80's if prayers are not made adequately. Hunger , shortages of essential food will rare its ugly head up. The president will have to chose Ghanian people that voted him or his party and their executives. If he chooses Ghana, he may come out victoriously. If he panders to his political party and their promoters, they will mislead him as evil politicians misled his predecessor in office.

17. Nigeria. The nation of Nigeria represented a torn apparel. There is a huge disconnect between the electorates and the political office holders. The problem starts from Local government counsellors to president.
Masses are in a jungle they willingly allowed themselves to be taken captive.
a) Presidency. The amount of corruption going on in Nigeria as supervised by the Presidency puts devil in trouble! By the time the lid is opened, most of President's helmsmen, Mr Buhari and his inner family excluding her wife Aisha are deeply involved. It is terrifying to say the least.
b) 2019 Presidential Election. Mr Buhari should pray for his life only. If he comes out, he will lose Katsina State. His intended use of an Easterner as his running mate will kiss dust.
c) Alhaji Atiku Abubakar/Mr Gregory Peter Obi voted into office in 2019, against all odds from virtually all retired military, OBJ and other APC powerhouse.
d) Restructuring. This much trumpeted idea to usher in good democratic practices of regional autonomy , development based on regional capability comes in too late.
Still in Nigeria:

i) Two serving governors of Abia and Enugu States are on their way out. Dr Ikpeazu Okezie, will leave office dramatically. Enugu governor has an opportunity to avert his own through acidic prayers, but he was not allowed by his minders to seek for those ordained to pull him out of trouble through anointed supplications.
ii) Two former governors will join their ancestors. Those of them need prayers, else they will die before 22/10/17. People are enjoin to pray for them even though they preferred to remain aloof.

iii) A general in the armies of Heaven may join his ancestors if serious prayers are not offered by PFN, CAN and general Christian community in Nigeria. It is serious. Please pray along.
iv) Two former presidents/Head coupist in Nigerian armed forcee joins their
ancestors.
v) Islamic/religious disturbances. More religious troubles are on their way. The federal government will be put in trouble handling the unfolding disaster.

d). NigerDelta. Mishandling of Niger Delta demands will snowball into much bigger problems. More destruction of oil installations, less fund available to FG.
e). Indictment: FG of Nigeria will be indicted greatly arising from actions of political office holders who will be forced out of office because of corruption.
f). Two avoidable air disasters will occur in Nigeria. Fire disaster takes place in two federal government establishments in Abuja.
g) Inflation. Inflation will reach a level unprecedented in Nigeria in 2017. Gas and PMS will cost higher as some parents will be forced to withdraw their children from most first class private schools due to costs.
h). Fall in Standard of Education and Values.
There will be a sharp fall in education in terms of academic performance. Tertiary schools will have running battle with federal government.
I) EFCC/SSS. Leaderships of EFCC and SSS will be dropped. Some serving Ministers notably from South South, South West and the current SFG will go. Outgoing SFG should brace up to face charges bordering on corruption, obtaining money under false pretence, offering high position jobs to persons unknown to the President himself!

18) BIAFRA. Upon distortions, sabotage, killings, detentions illegally applied against Biafrans, a globally approved REFERENDUM will be made for the South Eastern States only. It will lead to a " peaceful" disengagement. Those who will cast their political might to quench this move will not be killed nor challenged by man but they will be visited by a force that will force their tongues to cleave upon the roof of their mouths.
.... To be contd

Improving university teaching methods/research in Nigeria is something that we must consider very vital if we truly want our universities to move up north of the rankings of global universities. It is shame that no Nigerian University is ranked in the first 500 in the world despite the abundance of talents that we have.

Many factors count for rankings including but not limited to research output, number of successful PhD supervision, students satisfaction survey etc. I will like to analyse these three criteria.

Firstly, with regards to research output, I want to believe that Nigerian researchers are doing well unfortunately as a result of the fact that many of our experts are in the diaspora in pursuit of better earning power, the results of their research output count for the universities where they work. There are actually some in the country who are doing some good work but how many of these researches are published in reputable journals with high impact factors? Understandably, Nigerian Universities now insists that academic staff must have publications to their credit to gain promotion. There are certain requirements these days for academics to have some'international experience' to attain the level of a senior lecturer. Thus, there is a new trend of Nigerian academics seeking to attend conferences outside the country in order to meet this creteria. It is important to stress that after doing a good job preparing conference materials that Nigerian academics attend reputable conferences. Universities also need to encourage departments to create research centres. These centres are now in vogue in highly ranked universities. Even within a department, you can have about two or three research centres with staff dedicated to research. The Tetfund should be used for this purpose as well. Alumni should be encourage to donate towards research. There should also be room for post doctoral opportunities.

Secondly, there is a need to review how thesis at the PhD level are supervised in the country. Why admit a student you do not wish to graduate? The purpose of setting admission standards is for you to be sure that you have admitted the right candidate. Conduct an interview aimed at testing the prospective candidates ability to do research. There is no point organising entrance examination fo research candidates. Again, there are some curious requirements in the prospectus of Nigerian universities. Asking research students to submit O'level results and NYSC certificate is so archaic. If the student has a degree it suffices that certain requirements have been fulfilled. Supervisors must learn to see research students as colleagues in Nigeria and not inferior.

Thirdly, student satisfaction is very vital. Unfortunately many university academics in Nigeria see themselves as demigods in their classes. You listen to a lecturer shouting 'I will fail you!' or 'A is for God, B is for the lecturer and C is for the best student' or 'If you fail to attend the first class in the session, you will fail!' Those lecturers who make such unguarded statements would receive a sack letter in a university in a developed clime. The universities know that student satisfaction is important.

In conclusion, it is important that lecturers in Nigeria develop good relations with students. They must realise that good universities recognise the term 'mitigating circumstances.' Strangely enough, if a university student in Nigeria misses an examination on account of ill health, that student is doomed to carry over the course. There are no feedback channels for a lecturer to provide feedback and a feedforward to a candidate who has taken a test or an examination. It is also important that we take into consideration the needs of students with disabilities. How many delexia students gain admission in Nigeria? Do we have special examinations for students with disabilities?? If we begin to do the right things maybe sooner than later we can have universities competing with the likes of Harvard, Oxford and Cambridge. Goodluck Nigeria!

babasanti:
Yes oooo Ezenwon has won. IBB, Jega, Amaechi hide your face in shame. We've taken over the no 1 bank of APC. No more looting . Useless Judas of ubima, spent over N238billion of rivers state money on Apc.wike will pass a bill, a state anti corrupt agency will probe you and send you to Jail.

Even if Wike passes an anti corruption law like you said, that law can not be back dated to try Amaechi. There is no offence without law. Law does not take a retrospective effect. I fear for Greater Port Harcourt project that Wike will cancel as well as the mono rail.

deoluwatinto: I didn't either, just wait for d reply.... Check ur spam from time to time too, just in case

Please did you get a response the same day or the next?

I tried to call their number but all the advisors were busy and I didnt have the patience to wait. If you decide to call, be ready to pay for the service with your visa or mastercard.

deoluwatinto: I filled a form online, more like a mail though. https://ukvi-international.faq-help.com
Go to d site and and fill in d required details.
NB. Check ur spam folder regularly, as their reply went into my spam folder.
They should reply within 24hrs!

I was about to ask you the same question too. I applied at Teleperformance VI on September 17, 2014 and I believe it's not too early to want to find out the status of my application.

The other two times I have applied for UK visas I got my passport back within 11 consecutive days. I will also contact UKVI.

pimp_lucious :
Shame!! Edo State Gov. On It Again Pic

Why can't our Dear (attention sick) governor just stay off the media for once? This is absolute display of sheer ignorance and worst still, his social Media Assistant comes online to publish these insulting pictures when he should be ashamed of the actions of his boss.

The child in this photo is supposed to be preparing for school, or be in school doing something more deserving and not hawking. The governor (with this show of shame) is endorsing child abuse and child labor, buying chips from a child who is hawking on the streets. Only in a society devoid of good governance this kind of child abuse is celebrated. Should we be jumping up celebrating it as good gesture or humanity? what do you expect? A governor who didn't pass through a primary school system will never know who should be in school and who should be hawking.

The boy is on holidays. He is doing something to help himself before school resumes.

If Oshiomwole ask why he is hawking, you will be the first to say he doesn't have human sympathy.

Leave Adams alone go and do something to better your own life.

Austyn316: Thank you so much Suxes, I will let the house know our experience after our interview on December 9, 2013. It's about three week's to go.

Hello House,

I promisesed to return today with feedback.

I witnessed about 4 people who were successful. A man who said his wife just put to bed in the US and he was going to join them was denied. His wife applied for a visa to attend a conference in June and gave birth in September. His visa was denied.

A staff of Skyebank was sucessful. He said he was a relationship manager.

A woman who had given birth previously in the US was denied.

My wife and I were denied because we did not show strong ties to Nigeria. I believe it was because my wife has no travel experience.

We immediately left the Lagos Consulate for the UK visa center in Lekki. Contrary to the situation at the US Consulate, the UK visa center was not too busy. We went to a nearby cyber cafe and applied for UK visas. At least, the Entry officer will look at the documents.

We willl still return to the US Consulate in January, 2014. The letter I received says if we have further information to show ties we could reapply. My circumstance was misconstrued and with this experience I hope we convince the VO.

Good luck guys!

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tnature: As the title suggests, its another service theme.....SMH. I'm really starting to think these photos aren't real. Omega Fire Ministries?? Common!

Please if you were at the service, would you mind letting us know how many strokes of the bulala you got? lol

[img]http://4.bp..com/-zXUxlQ5ITAU/Up6gGv3idUI/AAAAAAAADWE/1GvNQKIgrtA/s640/koboko.jpg[/img]

Source - http://www.infonubia.com/2013/12/photo-of-day-koboko-service.html

Is there any place in the Acts of the Apostles where a "KOBOKO SERVICE" was organized? Where do we get all these stuffs from?

Pastors don't need to play to the gallery in order to attract membership. Our standard should be the Bible. Believers have authority and Jesus says if we say to the mountain "move in to the sea" the sea would move. All you need as a believer is to exercise your authority and not by bringing koboko to church

abitex577: I CELEBRATE you REV KINGS, more GRACE!!!

Please why are you calling Rev. Kingsley Rev. Kings? Don't make people to begin to think that he is the same as the popular Rev. Kings who is accused of murder.

Khalessi: He is either a Ghanaian or Togolese, they bear the name Aigbe.

He is from Edo State. He is the pastor of Apostle Johnson Suleman's church branch in Abuja.

suxes2005: Yes you guys got good chance of getting the visa. Just make sure
you don't present too many stories. You're attending a friend's wedding
ceremony should as well be communicated to them during your interview.

Just tell the interviewer the many things you guys will do in the States
during your stay and don't forget to end with why you will need to come
home, that can be your work and your wife's business

SHALOM

Thank you so much Suxes, I will let the house know our experience after our interview on December 9, 2013. It's about three week's to go.

Hello Suxes and the house.

A friend of mine is wedding in the United States and has invited my wife and I for the wedding. We have completed the form online. Our interview date is in the first week of December.

We did not state in the forms that we were going for a wedding. We applied for B1-B2 on vacation. We have no family or friends in the United States. When we travel we hope to attend a church activity in the state where we intend to stay. The pastor of that church sent us an invitation. The wedding is taking place in the church and the church has a leadership programme during that period. Since we have the pastors invitation letter. We used him as our contact there under the "other" column since he is not a family member.

I have been employed for 10 years now and my employers have given me a leave letter. My wife is a business woman. I indicated that i will be paying for the trip. I have traveled to the UK in the last one and half years as well as Ghana. My wife on the other hand has been to Ghana.

My monthly take home is N450k.

At the interview, we intend to say that we are going on a vacation and will use our vacation time to attend a church programme.

Do we have a good chance?

balotelli: Thanks Suxes
Today a babe who had been to south Africa and Ghana was denied the second time she had to ask the VO that what really do they want so she can arrange.The VO just said she is not qualified.
She had everything good Job. Was good looking and all Infact the only Man they gave when I was there was a man who said he was a Musician for Reedeem church that he has sang in SA he even brought out some of his CDs she didn't look at it at all. But she gave him

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Hello Balotteli can you please share with us the questions you were asked?

nerodenero: Things are not always the way they seem.I wont be surprised if those with below performances end up becoming the biggest stars in future.Arguably,these dudes are the biggest prospects so far for Eaglets.With the right choice of club and regularly playing time,these four will come good for both club and country.Just hope they wont fizzle out when it matter most.

The present crop of under 17 team members are good players and would go far with the right mentoring and coaching. The team is a high goal scoring side and this is very good for the future of our football.

Before we get carried away, I feel this team will not win the competition. Forgive me if you feel I am not patriotic. Honestly, what we see are raw talents that are not being properly coached. I'm surprised that Emmanuel Amunike and Nduka Ugbade have not used their wealth of experience in bringing the boys up. (I'm not sure Manu the chief coach is a good coach. That's why I didn't mention him). The reason is that the team does not play with intelligence. Yes they move forward like a swam of bees but as soon as the opposition team makes a few changes, we get outwitted. Check all the games and what happens after the first half.

The boys only attack through the middle and I fear for them when they meet the Uruaguayans who are a more tactical side.

The boys are there but the coaching is a problem. Can you imagine that we don't have a good replacement for Isaac Promise?

Kanu, Oruma, Ojigwe and co were all old men when they played the under 17. There's no reason to compare them with the present crop of players. I however do not believe in the MRI scan thing. If Stanley Okoro who was 30 years old, the 27 years old captain, I've forgotten the name of that captain (we all know that Obuh enjoys using over aged players. That's why Abdul Jelili Ajagun will always be playing under 20 under Obuh).


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I don't believe this story.

Why should this make the front page?

Who the hell is Susan Peters?

gbokukueba: These guys are scammers... 3 weeks ago i paid for an item they didnt have it and kept tossing me right left and centre and giving options they still dont have... but i met one of their staff who looked into the issue quite professionally and resolved it in 2days but am not sure i can shop with them anymore sha.

That is not enough to call Jumia scammers.