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Politics › Re: A Northerner Must Emerge President In 2015 Or Nigeria Will Divide. – Alhaji Law by Badgers14: 10:19pm On Dec 26, 2014
Make 9ja divide nah, Actually make i start now dey print my governorship poster just incase undecided, but am still yet to figure out my state grin grin
Romance › Re: Should I Get Her Pregnant by Badgers14: 10:39pm On Dec 25, 2014
@Op, wait make I spread mat.

OK, wetin you talk? Clears throat, so you wan prove her family wrong by impregnating her huh, surely we need people like you in Aso Rock. Be vely vely kareful my friend. That could be the worst mistake you ever made in your life. What about trying to get your $hit together angry. Finally bro, take this advice or leave it. Your life, your business angry
Politics › Re: Why Aren't We Allowed To Take Pictures In Nigerian Airport Terminal::::::::::::: by Badgers14: 12:56pm On Dec 25, 2014
@Op, that's same in O'Hare Chicago.I too wonder why you can't take pictures
Actually at baggage claim area they have a notice posted all over the place. TSA agents are red faced about that too but I guess TSA have a better reason of doing what they are doing.
Romance › Re: My Girlfriend's Dad Said That I'll Die In 2weeks Time If I Don't Come To See Him by Badgers14: 8:52pm On Dec 23, 2014
Is Don Jazzi again .... grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Photos: Gov. Fayose Distributes Christmas Chicken To Police Officers by Badgers14: 8:45pm On Dec 23, 2014
from sharing ** National cake** to sharing National Fowls. Mr. Gov Ekaro oo! angry
Politics › Re: Photos: Gov. Fayose Distributes Christmas Chicken To Police Officers by Badgers14: 8:44pm On Dec 23, 2014
from sharing ** National cake** to sharing National Fowls. Mr. Gov Ekaro oo! grin
Politics › Re: Photos: Gov. Fayose Distributes Christmas Chicken To Police Officers by Badgers14: 3:39pm On Dec 23, 2014
The policeman on black (standing on the left side) must be saying to himself, make it quick Mr. Gov. shap shap. even self e bi like say em don use em eye fry that chicken grin grin grin it looks like he needed the chicken most amongst all the officers in the picture. grin grin
Celebrities › Re: Photo: Chief Tony Anenih & His Young Wife by Badgers14: 5:54pm On Dec 19, 2014
Women always say they want a man that will always make them happy undecided, I guess chief Anenih must be hilarious grin
Anyways, am just observing this thread from my hut in France cool
Travel › Re: U.S. Immigration Questions: Ask A U.S. Consular Officer by Badgers14: 2:18am On Dec 16, 2014
Thanks a lot Ma, you're really a wonderful person. Very approachable, we are really glad to have you in Nigeria. I also want to apologize, I misquoted you, it was a typo; that was when I made reference to your replies,I was going to write "does not have enough room to..." But I omitted the " not ". Again, my apologies.
Thanks again for considering my suggestions, it will also be better if Abuja take all IV cases instead of few categories but thier case load could be lesser ( sort of like pilot program), am really positive lots of people will be Happy. grin

Thanks again Ma.
May God bless you.
Travel › Re: U.S. Immigration Questions: Ask A U.S. Consular Officer by Badgers14: 6:47pm On Dec 15, 2014
Good Morning VO,

I have a question or may be a Suggestion. Considering that Lagos is the busiet consulate in Africa , I suppose IV case loads will be huge as well. Wouldnt it be a good idea for the US embassy in Abuja to pick up some some IV cases huh . I believe this will help reduce the number of months beneficiaries have to wait to be scheduled for interview and again provide more flexibility for beneficiary that Resides in Abuja and Environ, sometimes people might have a friend/relative that resides in Abuja who will provide accomodation for them, trying to get a hotel or find someone to stay with in Lagos could be challenging at times ( my personal experience).

Also, Some countries that like Mexico and India who also have high IV petitons have two different consulates processing Immigrant Visas .

My first and only time at the consulate was in 2008 this was my first time in Lagos as well. My IV interview was scheduled at 7am, by 6:20am when I arrived at the consulate, the crowds outside looked like they came for a crusade.
I also have seen you mention in few of your replies that the Lagos consulate does have enough room to accomodate family members/petitioners, who might wish to accompany their loved ones to their Interview. I also firmly believe that if the case load was split, may be Abuja process only F4 and F2 visas or something like that, this will make the whole process a lot faster and also there will be a little room for petitioners/family members who wish to accompany beneficiaries to inteview and this will also help reduce "SOME" administrative processing ( cases for further review) because instead the consulate will send out their foot soldiers for investigation, the consulate will have access to the same family members. just to clarify, I do understand that AP could be for different reasons that was why I said "SOME" AP cases.


Thanks again Ma for all you are doing here, I still havent heard anything about my case undecided.
Happy Holidays to you grin.
Travel › Re: U.S. Immigration Questions: Ask A U.S. Consular Officer by Badgers14:
GoodMorning Ma,

I read on one of your replies today that Lagos have already scheduled IV interviews for January. Is this only for new cases sent to the consulate from NVC or both the ones currently in AP waiting for second interview? I guess what am trying to say is, for someone who's case is currently in AP, if the consulate concludes their investigation this december, do they have to wait Feb or March of next year for the second interviewhuh?

Thanks again Ma, enjoy the rest of your day.
Family › Re: He Is Punishing Me On Our Honey Moon by Badgers14: 4:36pm On Dec 09, 2014
@Blesie,

I believe your story that its real, this is my opinion. everyone has different experience about sex, personally, I didnt know that people could get pregnant and have a baby when they have sex until my JSS2. because at church the priest always ask for women looking for fruit of womb to come to the altar for prayers, I honestly thought that was how it was done until my inter-science class in Jss2. that being said, so many references you made like sucking his ding dong and him preferring certain positions. they are not bad at all, those things come with experience and eventually you will come to enjoy it.
let me share my personal story with, my exGF, our first sex, she layed on her back like i will just slide in my dongoyaro, I started with licking her kittens, she was very shocked and surprised like WTF am I doing wink, but she went ahead and enjoyed it when she climaxed she was very shocked like , what just happenedsmiley, she was very happy and a little bit shy like she peed on herself kinda thing, I forgot to mention, this was her first sexual experience. She was shocked as well when i asked her to suck my dong,her word, "babe why are you doing this to me" she probably felt that was not right, I replied, "doing what?, i just licked your kittens" and she kept quite.
I believe what am getting at here is that people have different sexual exposure based on where and how they grew up. also understanding between both partners goes a long way too, because people will be acting based on what they already knew or have experienced.
Secondly, his roughness, everyones differs on this, some like it rough, some like it slow and steady. if you could adjust to his style, chop am clean mouth nothing do you cool, if not wait on his happy times, there will definitely be a time he is happy and calm with you, sit him down and tell him how you feel about him being rough, you like it slow and steady or ..... however you like it. Am confident he will understand. lastly, do not involve the pastor or family just yet, remember after everyone talks to him, they will leave and its going to be both of you left in the house. you could also pray about it too.
Good luck!!!
Travel › Re: U.S. Immigration Questions: Ask A U.S. Consular Officer by Badgers14: 4:06pm On Dec 09, 2014
@Atir.
Pardon me, am not trying to respond to your question, I will leave that to VO. I just want to tell my experience with NVC. the best time to reach them is by 7am CST, few times that I called them around that time, I was on hold for maximum of 30 mins, some days 5 mins some 10mins. calling during the day, the call hardly connects ( ALways busy). Also when I sent them an email, I got the reply after 1 month and 3 days. Goodluck!!
Travel › Re: U.S. Immigration Questions: Ask A U.S. Consular Officer by Badgers14: 3:58pm On Nov 25, 2014
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VisaOfficer:
Greetings sir -- I'm afraid there's nothing new to report at this time.
Oh no! thats not the birthday news I was hoping to share sad.
Ma, does the consulate anticipate that our case could be completed before the year runs out?

Thanks again and happy Thanksgiving.
Travel › Re: U.S. Immigration Questions: Ask A U.S. Consular Officer by Badgers14: 3:35pm On Nov 25, 2014
Goodmorning Ma,

I do remember last time you said the consulate are investigating our case, have you received the final report?, My fiancees Birthday is tomorrow and am hoping to receive some good news from you to cheer her up. Thanks alot Ma. LGS2014696014

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