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LIST OF ALL 19 COUNTRIES BANNED FROM USA VISA LOTTERY, TILL FURTHER NOTICE 1. Bangladesh 2. Brazil 3. Canada 4. China 5. Colombia 6. Dominican Republic 7. El Salvador 8. Haiti 9. Honduras 10. Hong Kong 11. India 12. Jamaica 13. Mexico 14. Nigeria 15. Pakistan 16. Philippines 17. South Korea 18. Venezuela 19. Vietnam |
LIST OF ALL 19 COUNTRIES BANNED FROM USA VISA LOTTERY, TILL FURTHER NOTICE 1. Bangladesh 2. Brazil 3. Canada 4. China 5. Colombia 6. Dominican Republic 7. El Salvador 8. Haiti 9. Honduras 10. Hong Kong 11. India 12. Jamaica 13. Mexico 14. Nigeria 15. Pakistan 16. Philippines 17. South Korea 18. Venezuela 19. Vietnam |
Mryacks:what did you see? lol ![]() |
Do you see Church as an organized Scam?
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Samesame247:Write all these on a placard and walk around with it, if you mean it. |
dauntless15:I can see where your frustration comes from. Your grandfather lived as a Poor and Wretched. Your father too lived as a Poor and Wretched. You too have gotten used to it. Now I agree to the saying that some people are on Social Media to relax, while others like you are on Social Media because they have nothing else to do. It keeps them going. Kpele. It is well with you. |
Bazztadewu:Who? |
dkidd:That one has become a Mother Hen. You go to out-side and look for out-'side chicks'. |
dauntless15:At least, as I don make reach 720 million naira. I know e never reach. But I don try. You wey no be mumu, how much you don make? |
Name and Shame. Who scammed you? What did the person scam you of? Post the person here... |
OP don japa! Matthew 7:7 Seek and you shall find. Na wetyn OP seek for naim she don find. Meanwhile, as today be 7-7. Make una clear from road before dust enter your eyes. If you no like water, no near River ooo. If you no go meet the water, the water go flow come meet you. |
Everything I want to say now is a mixture of personal experience, observation, and guess work. 1. Plus sized ladies appear Bossy, thereby frightening the man who believes he is supposed to be the Boss. 2. Without the use of perfume, plus sized ladies tend to smell a lot. 3. They tend to eat alot thereby draining scarce resources. 4. They tend to be lazy and can hardly move from point A to point B, without assistance. 5. They tend to sweat too much, and lead to number 2. 6. While sleeping, they tend to snore a lot. 7. They tend to pose as sex-only persons, as men believe that they need no lubricant. 8. They tend to age faster as they could be 30 and look 50. More so, the stretch marks could be a real sexual turn-off. 9. There are more, but read again slowly from Number 1. 10. Guys need someone to call 'Baby', not someone to call 'Mummy'. |
OP Please change the topic to Why Do Some Men Avoid Dating Chubby or Plus-sized ladies? |
they realise that they need men more than men need them. |
Sheistoopretty:me nko? |
Hogwarthtrades:ok |
Locotrader:you are correct |
Has Fidson Dividend alert landed? |
ebab:ok thanks |
udemzyudex:thanks. i never knew uk and usa key structure differs. from my description above, which keyboard are my using? how can i switch it to the other? |
udemzyudex:which number? |
I need assistance My PC keyboard has 4 issues: 1. The number 2 key types as " when you press Shift, instead of to type as @ 2. The ' key types as @ when you press Shift, instead of to type as " 3. The number 3 key types as £ when you press Shift, instead of to type as # 4. The X key does not work, but sometimes it types itself repeatedly non-stop. |
I need assistance My PC keyboard has 4 issues: 1. The number 2 key types as " when you press Shift, instead of to type as @ 2. The ' key types as @ when you press Shift, instead of to type as " 3. The number 3 key types as £ when you press Shift, instead of to type as # 4. The X key does not work, but sometimes it types itself repeatedly non-stop. |
BuchyD:It has already lost 26% this year 2024. |
N6.2bn Debt: Bank Files Winding-up Petition against Emzor. Nova Merchant Bank Limited has filed a winding-up petition before a Federal High Court in Lagos against Emzor Pharmaceutical Industries, seeking to recover a loan of N6,205, 575,569.93 (Six Billion, Two Hundred and Five Million, Five Hundred and Seventy Five Thousand, Five Hundred and Sixty Nine Naira, Ninety Three Kobo) granted the firm. The suit marked: FHC/L/CP/1044/2024 has been assigned to Justice Chukwujekwu Aneke. Listed as respondents in the suit are: Central Securities Clearing System Plc, Access Bank Plc, Ecobank Nigeria Limited, Citi Bank Plc, Fidelity Bank Plc, First City Monument Bank Plc, and First Bank of Nigeria Limited. Others are: Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Jaiz Bank Plc, Keystone Bank Limited, Polaris Bank Plc, Providus Bank Plc Stanbic Ibtc Bank Plc, Sterling Bank Plc, Standard Chartered Bank Plc, Union Bank of Nigeria Plc, United Bank For Africa Plc, TAJ Bank Limited, WEMA Bank Plc, and Zenith Bank Plc. |
eTranzact Plc, a leading e-payment gateway company, has announced the expansion of its utility bill payment solutions to the northern region of Nigeria. Residents of Jos, Bauchi, and Kaduna can now effortlessly top up their electricity bills using the Powercode service by simply dialing *389# on their mobile phones and following the instructions. This expansion underscores eTranzact’s commitment to providing Nigerians with an easy and convenient lifestyle. Group Head, Financial Services and Collections at eTranzact, Abimbola Reis, expressed the company’s dedication to improving accessibility for all Nigerians: “At eTranzact, we are passionate about leveraging technology to make everyday tasks easier for our customers. By extending our Powercode service to the northern region, we are ensuring that more Nigerians can enjoy a seamless and convenient experience when managing their utility bills.” Powercode is a simple self-service electricity payment solution that allows people to manage their utility payments using USSD codes on their mobile phones. It is already available in several Nigerian cities including Abuja, Enugu, Ibadan, Benin City, Kano, Port-Harcourt and Lagos. This service, provided by eTranzact, makes it easy and convenient for users to pay their utility bills without needing internet access. |
jedisco:After several lines, you still have not made a point to the question |
HellVictorinho6:y |
Waist |
LordIsaac:i will love to learn more about Patent a Research |
Apart from sleeping with men, what else can a lady do to own Billions? |
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