₦airaland Forum

kaybrizzy:
I used to think igbo girls were the best until I met your type

abeg abeg guy no carry d matter go tribe section oo,she's on her own,Ogini di

himkers:
[size=16pt]Please can you just shut up your mouth so matured ladies can contribute?

SmH for your level of reasoning [/size]

Am even ashamed of her...spoiling the name of our tribe.Low IQ indeed!!!

Monicasque:
ohh gosh this is really getting tiring now. Why does it always has to be about money. What happened to ladies can you marry a man who you love and who loves you back? guy I would marry my man even if he was earning R1K coz money is not everything. I know how it's like to be in lack, and I know how it's like to have plenty. so I have learnt to be content whatever the situation. besides, in a man one must look at his character and ambition, he might be earning R2K today, but the one who created him is not a fool, and I know for a fact that someone's current situation might differ a whole lot in the future. Obviously I cant marry an ambitionless idiot who I can just see that he should be left as he is because he is hopeless, and besides, if I also contribute in the household, that R50K might just have a partner / helper right ?

can I really find a woman like you in this world?!...becus I believe u speak from experience, all d girls av seen here all love money,except you.uer different

Amusaopeyemi:
I think it is the pot and firewood.
I can never eat enough of party joll-of-rice o.

U ve got everything I like...except FC Barcelona;Lol

pretydiva:
O.m.g ...falls frm a mango tree. U mean dis house is in naija here..chaii..my eyes aff seen.

Iffa hear say I nor mk money ehnnn. God please bless I n my future hubby, so we can also help d needy wif it

if I hear say u help anybody!

AmakaDNB:
He should come home and marry jor

Jealousy!!!

annazubi:
More like his Russian Sugar Mama.

Jealousy!!!

VickJames:
I'll go for the good cook.

Looking at the picture of the lady, she isn't ugly but just stressed. All she needs is good cream and clothes and we're good to go.

Love fades, Beauty fades, hunger never dies.

Real word man!

mytime24:
Golf

I can't keep my eyes of ur dp...u look so gorgeous

cozy7:
My most boring sport ever is football, I rather stay idle than watch full grown men running up n down in boxers on a piece of land.

Man u sound naive about soccer...most popular sport in the world?!

U are not serious!!!

Xbabangida:
What case of mistaken identity when he confessed to the crime ?
He deserces a death sentence and the villagers know that he might not get it from the law so they gave him a befitting death sentence.

u er unsympathetic

Useless set of people...most of em are more criminal than than him

Nawa oo

Kachisbarbie:
See as girls dey mumu?

If it were two girls fighting, lemme hear that a homeboy would stick out his neck and become involved in petty talk.


Imagine placing her self on the sales rack @can you afford a girl like me?
Only classless girls say that shii

Can u imagine indeed...some people don't reason well b4 posting

redcliff:
Hehe.. no time. I dont live in Geneva..

Lol...no tym oo,but u stay in Switzerland right?

redcliff:
Just let them do their thing.. whatever the outcome, they'l let you know

Thanks alot bro av gotten d visa and traveled already... am in Geneva now.are you around so we can meet?...thanks once more and God bless you

Santino1:
Like I said in the earlier post you quoted, it's only the Migrationsamt that authorises whether a visa should be granted/denied. In case, you didn't understand my earlier post, below is how the process works:

When you submit your visa application (and supporting documents) to the Embassy in Abuja, the embassy forwards your application to the Migrationsamt in Switzerland. The Migrationsamt in turn contacts your school to verify your admission claims (and sometimes requests for some documents that can only come from your school) and evaluates (based on the supporting documents you submitted) whether you are "able" (usually, financially) to successfully undertake the proposed study. It is based on this evaluation that they decide to grant/deny you a student visa. It is this decision that is transmitted to Abuja embassy where they print your visa and stick it to your passport (if granted) or otherwise.

So, strictly speaking, the Abuja embassy is NOT authorised to grant/deny a visa application; such action is an exclusive preserve of the Migrationsamt.

Good luck

Good day bro @Santino1;sorry to disturbe,pls I got a mail recently from the embassy requesting for my rentage papers and a student insurance sort of thing,up to 25,000chf accompanied with a letter. of which i have done...but I haven't received any reply from them since then, am a bit tense pls u got any idea of such?

Man God bless u & I so much love ur free mind cause I can envisage that.

acsh3vy:
@mako... Well I was just telling kilokeys what it was... Besides the google weather map he posted says -2... I have survived in -11 so how much more -2... He needs to understand no one goes out during work... Schools get suspended and work too... Who wants to drive on ice? Anyway I wont debate here but I just need any Nigerian in Serbia.. I had gotten Ghanaians but I believe Nigerians are there too... And yeah there's fridge in the coldest country... You really think the weather is a ice burg in Europe? Common man haha... Anyway about taking part in the change in Nigeria... What's the change since we got independent... Bro, Nigeria is finished... Nothing can repair Nigeria... The problem is we the citizens, we had lost it.. We are glued to dirtiness corruption carelessness.. If you clean your house, can you trust anyone else not to stain it before you arrive? Imagine we dont have tall buildings everywhere... Why? Because there is no power... If we have 24 hours power, there are people who has money to build 15-20 storey building, besides all the hotels will be gladly happy to build at least 10 storey buildings but who would do that when there's no power. If the power goes off and your in the elevator, or if its even generator and the gen trips off.... What will you be doing in the elevator nd not to mention if your up to 5.... Bro the power is a big issue... By this time we don't have 24hours power... We dont have a train of 1996-2001. They are using train of 2010 in south Africa, we are older than them independently yeah? The train we have in Lagos, how old it is... We dont care about ourselves that's why people are hanging on the train when its moving. There are police who will arrest you in abroad if you train to kill yourself... But in Nigeria, try killing yourself in front of the police station... They won't see you until your dead... There's alot to talk about Nigeria but I dont want to die of hypertension now...

need not to say...Nigeria is apparently a piece of shit!!!

BlackTechnology:
Illiteracy is a disease

What concerns GEJ with this case

Is it GEJ that sent him.

don't mind the fool

Marriage is a very serious commitment... which many people don't realise.God help me

brito:
Money can't buy handsomeness. 4.9m for suit? This warri bonkers know how to waste money.

but it doz get a pretty bride tho.

mirexxx:
most girls are naturally extravagant.

spending 2much doesn't make em gold diggers na

Eehh...for another person pocket abi?!

Santino1:
Like I said in the earlier post you quoted, it's only the Migrationsamt that authorises whether a visa should be granted/denied. In case, you didn't understand my earlier post, below is how the process works:

When you submit your visa application (and supporting documents) to the Embassy in Abuja, the embassy forwards your application to the Migrationsamt in Switzerland. The Migrationsamt in turn contacts your school to verify your admission claims (and sometimes requests for some documents that can only come from your school) and evaluates (based on the supporting documents you submitted) whether you are "able" (usually, financially) to successfully undertake the proposed study. It is based on this evaluation that they decide to grant/deny you a student visa. It is this decision that is transmitted to Abuja embassy where they print your visa and stick it to your passport (if granted) or otherwise.

So, strictly speaking, the Abuja embassy is NOT authorised to grant/deny a visa application; such action is an exclusive preserve of the Migrationsamt.

Good luck

thanks once more man

Santino1:
I suggest you get in touch with the school's rectorate. The school is the one processing your visa with the "migrationsamt" (Office of Migration) and it is only when the "migrationsamt" approves/denies your application that the decision is transmitted to the embassy in Abuja, where they issue/deny you a visa.
To provide some perspective: When I applied for the visa, the embassy people told me to check in three month. However, in the fourth week, my school sent me a mail to go to the embassy and provided me with the mail and phone number of the contact person at the embassy.

So, you should contact your admission officer perhaps your school has similar arrangement with the "migrationsamt"

Good luck

pls man...I don't know if u have any idea of such.the embassy said I should check in two months time for my visa;of which I emailed them.then they emailed me back stating that they are not authorized to issue me a student visa...pls if u have any idea about this let me know ASAP. thanks

Unibenstudent:
1)good sense of humour
2)good dressing
3)courage
4)brilliance
5)avoid showing desperation
6)smile like u just won a visa lottery
Feel free to add yours.

Jus get some bucks...they will b all over you

Elantracey:
*smiles, your kind is rare*


Just focus on other things and leave relationship aside for now, you're too young to get married so don't distract yourself , make friends though and get them to know you well but don't ask them out , you'll definitely find one who will appreciate you for who you are .

why do people in Africa view someone who is 18 to 24 years as being young?!...this is so wrong;in western world once u clock 17 yrs,u become a taxable adult,so u certainly can get married depending on ur maturity level not age.pls we should change this mentality.it has made many wax old under their parents...bearing in mind there still young.

Lord grant me all my heart desires... Amen

lalasticlala:
Lol

But those we perceive as role models have had crashed marriages e. g

hectic irony I tell you

kennygee:
I don't know why i see men who do the peace sign in pictures as juvenile.

u don't know what u are talking, so Jesus Christ is a juvenile?!

kennygee:
I don't know why i see men who do the peace sign in pictures as juvenile.

u don't know what u are talking so Jesus Christ is a juvenile?!