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honeyad: Texas by his grace... What about you?

honeyad: Texas by his grace... What about you?

honeyad: Lol.. I dey go Yankee too bro.. Got my visa

honeyad: Hahaha bro.. I really wish i could flex that place sometimes soon.. I hear say babe there na 3 for 1000 naira... Na tru

honeyad: Lol bro you are really funny... Might be magic for someone who haven't cross the shores of muritala Mohamed airport before but definitely not me.. I have been to at least more than 3 Europe countries and have studied there so things like this aint new... Might be magic to you or Idabawz but definitely not me

decreamaster: why life just too easy for yankee like this
cars come be like phones
my friends just dey buy cars after completing tuition.hmmm
there is God o in all the cars we are sharing
@amefrica /canafrica great transcript will come visit u in canada next yr
@idazbawz great transcript

Idazbawz: AMEFRICA...
wooo gbayi!!!
i went to one live music band in downtown and infact, e be like say i use juju for them.. people wey don collect my number don pass hundred. I hardly remember them...
AMERICANS, in general are too nice... dont just try to be alone... they'll come meet u.
you walking alone, they'd say hi with great smile. That reminds me, if you are the type that doesn't smile, you'll learn how to smile wen u get here.. They'll always smile at you... and u have to just smile back...
My cheek pained me the first day i came here... cos i smiled thruout d day....


i strongly agree with kim k wen she talk say Nigerian girls no fine.... Yankee girls just too hot... i'm joining the dance team. so, i'll be controlling the campus very soon. Cos here, Dance na the main thing

broda mi, canada is 2hrs drive away from where i stay in US...
we'll see sometime...

teddyrain: january

princetrueface: pls sorry what do mean by,u don't need process for ticket nd that everything is free.is it some kind of scholarship?pls or kindly reply

MsNas: Tomorrow

walexsho: Is samsung not a China products?

sholasholala: Some lazy a** people love topics like this . With the level of lack of seriousness exhibited by students nowadays, articles like this will only give people (young ones especially) reasons not to be serious with their education.
Articles like this is only encouraging to the less privileged. Those who truly cannot afford an education. When you share stories like this with them, at least it gives them hope that despite the fact they never went to school, they can still make it in life.

Daffar: I jst dropd out of skul... Xpectin my own BILLION any moment from now.

ifegy: You've asked the same questions over and over, in all your posts to date, and have received many replies, including directly from the US NIV officers. It does seem you are extremely keen to leave the country, and that a 'visit' may not be all that you intend. You should be advised that hoping to use a visit visa to escape is a very big no-no, as you will have an extremely hard time scrambling to survive, if you manage to get there. Plus, such desperation will make you an easy victim of 'visa agents'.
You are an ND student. There are many threads in the travel section that discuss studying abroad in countries with low tuition fees, such as Germany, Finland, etc. Why not face your studies, save the money you're hoping to use for this trip and use it to further your education in these countries, get a solid degree and position yourself to live/work/study in the country of your choice, eventually? That will be far better for you than spending energy trying to figure out some way of getting people you've never met in the US to sponsor your trip, etc. All the best.

charzyh2: Please, I am applying for a tourist visa and I need to know which of these do I choose:
1. Can my business associates, who I am his team leader in Nigeria invite me and also stand as my sponsor? He is a US citizen and I've never met him one on one. We only discuss through calls and chat.

2. Or can my dad who has never travelled be my sponsor? I am an ND graduate and I am just 21. I own two businesses and cater for my parents and siblings. I'm currently having my Industrial Training program in a state Ministry.
So, please, which of the two listed above is much acceptable and advisable to follow?
Please, I need your suggestions and advice. Thank you.

basica7000: Good afternoon VO
God bless u for all ur valuable advice..it really helped me today as my visa b1/b2 was approved today interview time was just 2mins....thank God for u....pls I was directed to pick up my passport next week Wednesday .....pls I want to know if d visa would have be ready by then considering the fact I read on d consular website that visa approved since july 21st have not been ready for collection.....tnx ma and anticipating ur reply
cos I want to go get my ticket tomorrow as its still very cheap now

ebele17: @charzyh, i am a girl oooo!!! Ebele no be girl name again?

TeamclicksAir: 3month...wow
been a while they issued that.

ebele17: Went to the embassy today with my dad. My dad was given multiple entry 2 yr visa while i was given single entry 3 months. Even with all the visa in my passport and my current german visa. The lady said thati was still building my ties in nigeria so that she was giving me because i am going with my dad. If not, she would have rejected me. She asked me how much i earned, i told her. I guess it wasn't enough by her standards and the fact that i am still single. Lol. She asked me about my assets in Nigeria, i told her. She asked me where i worked and for how long, i told her. She asked me how long we want to stay, i told her max of 14 days because of my leave time. She asked my dad where he works, my dad is a retiree. She asked me places i have been too and what i did there, i told her. She could see the entry and exit stamps on mypassport ooo but she still asked. Lol, So we told her. She said my dad is qualified but that i am not but be cause i will be accompanying him, she wil give me 3 months. Lol. I told her thank you, carried my caya and disappeared before she will change her mind. Lol. I was just praying let me not even go to her. She and the other man beside her rejected every body they saw. Everybody oooo!!!!!. Anyway, thank God for everything.

abujaniv: As every case is different, we cannot comment on the "chances" of any particular case. Please remember, honesty is always a good policy. If someone qualifies for the visa, they will get it. If they don't qualify for the visa, they won't get it. But if they lie, they won't get it, and open themselves up for all sorts of additional problems.

tzetzefly: Do you have a relative in the States?

If your answer is in the negative, then you do not qualify for a tourist category (due to your age bracket and educational qualification).

At this time, you only qualify for a visit visa only if you have a relative in the States.

tzetzefly: Having to play the diversity visa lottery in itself is not a redflag for an application for a U.S. non-immigrant visa application.

What constitute a redflag includes:

1. When you are selected for a diversity visa (but unsuccessful during interview) and your information then and now is not consistent with the data base of the U.S. Dept of State.

2. When your name and date of birth strikes a form of resemblance with another individual who is already on the redflag radar of the U.S. State Dept

3. Almost sharing an identity with an individual who failed the U.S. administrative process previously.

These situation above and more, may prompt the CO to ask further questions in order to ascertain if the previous applicant in the data base of the State Dept, is the same person as the one staring directly at him/her during interview.

Vicjustice: Your chances are as good or bad as the quality of the documents that support your application and also, the quality of your entire circumstances as well as that of your father's

justwise: [/b]
Yes.