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justwise:
The US embassy doesn't care about invitation letters you just have to answer questions truthfully.

Yes his travel history will help but he still need to proof that he has a strong tie to Nigeria, good job or profitable business, family and other investments

If he is going to represent the church then the church should sponsor him and not relatives.

This is a wrong thread for this

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I see. Thanks for the information.

@Justwise


Welldon bros. You are doing a great job here.

Can you please help me out with some of informations?

What type of letters are needed for someone going for a Christian leadership fellowship, organized by one of his church branch in New York?

I know the person needs an invitation letter from the church there but I want to know the type of letters to be written to the embassy by the person's church who is one of the pastor of the church branch here.

Is it confirmation letter or recommendation letter?

Does the person needs ordination certificate from the church?

What are the chances of the person getting a visa if he is going to be sponsored by his relative and not the church?


This is not the first time his relative sponsored him.

How does one proves he was sponsored by same relatives for same program he went to in Korea some few years ago?

Help one of my friend pastor is going for an interview tomorrow morning by 9:30am.

He submitted his application last week Friday evening and he is going for interview tomorrow.

Did he submit the application forms to late?

TheGoodJoe:
I hope you did not think so. Ask Mourinho about Mata who sat on his bench.

Actually, you thought so.

TheGoodJoe:
Yara Yara, bring the microscope, let me find Tiago Ilori.

We will call Otigba before reasoning that one. We still have Leon Balogun, Ekong, Omeruo, Agbo. Do not think our central defence is in crisis.

Noted!


You will call Otigba ahead of Tiago Ilori who played for Sporting Lisbon, Granada, Bordeaux and Liverpool?

What happened to your philosophy of training under the best coach in the world?

TheGoodJoe:
I understand the point but I do not see Martins as a solution. We started threading a path I believe is right. Building a team with young players and promoting competition for roles.

If Martins was even 29, I can okay it but with our number of young hitmen, I absolutely feel going that route is wrong.

Oga! Na by number dem dey take play football or by form?

goldfish80:
Martial was never injured. His style does not suit Mourinho. How does that relate to Tiago Ilori?
You dey one your eyes read so?

Which one come worse pass btw person wey no play because of injury and the one wey em style no suit the team?

TheGoodJoe:
What I have noticed is that a lot of people have not watched lots prolific young talents. That is why you can see them make ridiculous statement like Mbappe being hottest property.

Someone like me watched Ronaldinho from U17. De Lima in his teens. Anelka at Seventeen. Just like I pointed out Aguero. Even Tevez. I watched these guys grow. Chill and let us hope the young man works hard and remain a disciplined professional.

I don't know anything about the lad until I saw him against Man City but I know one thing works for him and it is because he is French and European.

So, except the guy to cost much.

TheGoodJoe:
Coming from someone who wants us to invite Tiago Ilori who is dreaming of Portugal.

It is glaring we have arrays of attackers waiting on the line but that can't be said of defenders.

The more reason he deserves a call-up.

TheGoodJoe:
Incoherent. Make your point clear.

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I thought any player benched is not good enough.

goldfish80:
The was untouchable the season he was bought. That he's not playing is not because of his lack of ability. Mourinho stripped him off his squad number before his first training session with him.
I can't figure where you're going with this.

Coming from someone who blindly condemned a player for injuries.

I can see you are reasonable with this one but intentionally unreasonable with another one.

TheGoodJoe:

Your the one making things up as you always do. I never said Iheanacho will bench him.

Some people tried to play down Iheanacho's talent because he is on the bench of City. Crazy when we have seen bright talents like Mata, Kevin De Bruyne and Lukaku bench despite being quality. I am pointing out that bench is not proof of quality because the hailed Mbappe will bench at City. Does that mean he is not quality?

Hehehehe! Na dis one dem talk say: If you live in the market place, don't throw stones.

TheGoodJoe:
Another team might carry a team of over thirty years old but the recent resurgence of the Super Eagles was down to us having a young team. We should look into the future and not the past.

Which future? Because future no dey finish until thy Kingdom come.

World Cup is next year, are you expecting us to take many players without playing time to the world cup over the once playing regularly and doing well?

tbaba1234:
Onyekuru with a goal and an assist.

From what I saw on YouTube, the boy is very good.

goldfish80:
You can't get under my skin by playing dumb
Since you're not ready to have an objective discussion, I will return chaos with chaos



Na BBC report am oh
Show me reputable link like BBC to back up your claim. Dont quote a gossip blog oh

Hehehehe! Even, if I show you, you will still harden ya heart like Pharaoh.

komekn:
Just finished watching the Watford and West Ham game.

I was particularly focused on Isaac Promise, he has been widely mentioned as a solution to our quest for a quality striker.

That's the first game I have watched him and focused entirely on him. From this game I watched, I would say he is non starter. He is only 21 as is stated, he comes on in the 80th minute and plays 15 minutes or thereabouts. He should be full of energy leading the front line. Instead he is lethargic, slow and unable to impose himself on the game. He looks over weight very limited pace, infact he is too slow his touch isn't great and misses a sitter. He is far from athletic. I would have Obagoal over him morning, night and day.

I would recommend if we have no other options, we look for the best striker we can get in the Nigerian local league than this guy. He is simply not good enough.

You took the word out of my mouth. If na me talk am, I for no hear word today.

I will see him to decide if he is good enough for the Eagles.

[quote author=goldfish80 post=54055044]BBC reported his deal to Liverpool was worth 7M
www​.bbc.com/sport/football/38555573

BBC reported his deal to Reading was worth 3.75M
http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/23926042

7 - 3.75 = 3.25
Liverpool net loss is 3.25M. Simple arithmetic [/quot]

Hehehehe! Those who gave you likes are now disappointed because you are inconsistent with this your argument.

Chai! Breeze don blow foul yanch don show.

goldfish80:
I promised you I will make a nonsense of all you've been saying if you kept playing the Liverpool profiting on his deal card,after I painstakingly explained everything.
Am giving you a dose of your own medicine.

Na me write those articles?

Show me where it is written 'LIVERPOOL LOOSE MONEY ON TIAGO ILORI DEAL'

From 50%, you came down to 10%abi na wetin and shame no gree you accept say you don lose.

goldfish80:
In this case na Abokii (Liverpool) say make them bring am back

Oya! Show me any notable site that supports your claim that Liverpool loose money.

Oya! I dey wait.

goldfish80:
Kai! And I thought you were well informed all these while :O

www.liverpoolfc.com is Liverpool's official website. The website you quoted is just a blog not even a main stream media outfit let alone Liverpool's official blog .

BBC claimed Ilori's deal to Liverpool was worth 7M
http://m.bbc.com/sport/football/23926042

Here's a guardian link with same claims of 7M
https://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/sep/02/liverpool-sign-tiago-ilori

His Wikipedia page claims his deal was worth 7M
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiago_Ilori

I will chose to belive the BBC and Guardian than the yeye blog you keep posting

Bhuuuhah! What happened to that site you claimed to leaked the deal?

You don denounce am?

Haaaaaaaaa! Lol

goldfish80:
Compromise in this case could be 0, since Liverpool called off the loan deal and he never actually dressed for a game.
If you buy gala and you no open am, abokii fit collect am back because you never tear nylon

And if the gala tey come expire for ya hand, Aboki go still collect? Chisos!

Tiago Ilori completes £3.75 million move to Reading
JACK LUSBY
9 JAN 2017

Tiago Ilori has left Liverpool for Reading, joining the Championship promotion hopefuls in a deal worth £3.75 million.

The Portuguese centre-back moved to Merseyside in 2013, signing from Sporting CP, with the Primeira Liga side receiving an initial £3.5 million.

After just three appearances for the club over three-and-a-half years, with his spell including loans with Granada, Bordeaux and Aston Villa, Ilori has parted ways with the Reds.

Liverpool have made a small profit on Ilori’s sale, and will also receive 35

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/www.thisisanfield.com/2017/01/confirmed-tiago-ilori-completes-3-75-million-move-reading/amp/

The official website of Liverpool fc had confirmed the profit but the unofficial goldfish80 is claiming otherwise.

goldfish80:
Bwahahahah Reading only paid 2.5 M
Liverpool lost so much on their investment on Ilori including salary and bonuses imagine paying salaries and wages to someone who played just 2 cup games for you in 4years
And sporting Lisbon lost in excess of 3.5M which they would have gotten if he fulfilled certain clauses in his contract.
Ilori na bad market

2.5M plus 600k (I know it is more than dat) then add it with Bordeaux and Granada fees.

Abi, those ones na free!? Chai!

goldfish80:
Just like I suspected Aston Villa didn't pay Liverpool the said 1M of the agreed loan fee
Check the bolded na

Our Beckenbauer Ilori isn't even worthy of the 1M loan fee

In ya dictionary compromise means no payment at all all ba!?

They paid money but I know it is not up to 1M.

goldfish80:
Liverpool wanted 4M for him but Reading paid 2.5 am I missing something?
The part they labelled him an unwanted player cracked me up

Hehehehe!

Add the 2.5M to the 1M Liverpool received from Aston Villa.

How much is that? 3.5M Bhuuuhahaha!

We never add the ones Granada and Bordeaux paid oooo.

goldfish80:
Yes, Valencia, Bordeaux didn't meet the asking Price. But Reading met the asking price of 2.5 million

His transfer to Liverpool was worth 7M.



See his Wikipedia na.. Abi e never occur to you to change his data on Wikipedia?

Bhuuuhah!

Real price of Tiago Ilori Liverpool transfer revealed, including weird sell-on clause

Jordan Chamberlain
1 year ago
Tiago Ilori
It turns out Liverpool didn’t actually pay £7m for Tiago Ilori, if the increasingly infamous footballleaks page is to be believed.

They’ve published the intricate details of many transfers involving Spanish and Portuguese clubs and there have been no objections that there substantiations are wrong.

And with Ilori, it appears Liverpool actually paid just €4.8m for the former Sporting youngster, which translates as £3.6m, with the rest of the fee only included after certain clauses were met.

https://www.google.com.ng/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=/amp/www.empireofthekop.com/2016/01/22/real-price-of-tiago-ilori-liverpool-transfer-revealed-including-weird-sell-on-clause/amp/&ved=0ahUKEwi3rIytsKvSAhXnJcAKHbLNDCAQFggsMAY&usg=AFQjCNHXQs8hxuq18hf45saI_DuO6AOoDA

@goldfish80

Olympiakos, Eintracht Frankfurt, Freiburg, Valencia and former loan club Granada were all reported to be interested in signing the 23-year-old.

Liverpool though did not want the centre-back to head out on loan again and instead wanted £4 million for the unwanted player.

But as the Mail report on Wednesday afternoon, interested clubs failed to match Liverpool’s asking price.

Granada wanted him either on loan or permanently but Liverpool refused because Granada failed to match Liverpool’s asking price. Chikena!

Not only Granada ooooooo.

Oga! Stop telling lies.

goldfish80:
Granada wanted to make his move permanent yet they didn't even bother to extend his loan spell
At Bordeaux he did so well in his paltry 12 games all season yet he returned to his parent club and played almost zero games
What happened at Aston Villa nko? Beckenbauer Ilori wasn't even dressed for a match

Compare him with Casemiro who went on loan to Porto, returned and won a shirt in the Madrid team.

His deal to Liverpool was worth 7M, in fact daily mirror claimed it was about 8M




Check out his page on antfield-online.co.uk

Check the bolded wella oh
Abeg carry your bad market comot jare
Your Ilori hype is dead on arrival

Geees! You still dey believe yaself?

After the official statement from Granada to buy him.

Go and the article again, it was clearly stated that Liverpool refused to loan, and the offers from Granada, Valencia, Freibery etc were also rejected because they didn't meet the asking price.

How I go take dey explain simple things to you, na?

Read and comprehend what is written. Habaaaa!

Offers were made but Liverpool rejected them. Simple English.

Didn't you do check and balance in ya school?

At the end of deal na em we dey take, hahaha!

Bhuuuhahaha! Na read.

Liverpool make profit on Tiago Ilori as Portuguese defender completes Reading move


Liverpool have sold Tiago Ilori to Reading for £3.75million
The former Sporting Lisbon centre-back has failed to make the cut with the Reds in his three years at the club
Tiago Ilori has completed a £3.75million move to Reading – which means Liverpool have made a profit on the Portuguese defender.

The 23-year-old signed for the Reds in 2013 for £3.5million from Sporting Lisbon, with bonuses potentially taking the deal up to £7million.

The clubs agreed a deal last week with Liveroool cleverly agreeing a 25 percent sell-on clause in the contract, report the Liverpool Echo.

The centre back moves to the Royals to aid their promotion push, with Jaap Stam’s side currently third in the Championship.

https://www.google.com.ng/amp/www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-make-profit-tiago-ilori-9590012.amp

@bolded is as clear as crystal. Dey deceive yaself .

TheGoodJoe:

Obafemi is not. That is a blatant lie. No top English team will put him on their squad list.

Why?

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tsephanyah:
is me, how did I changed?

Hmmm! I thought you were going to come hard on that fellow for insulting your parents as usual.

And your write up, I mean the way organized your comment is different is quite different from what I read.

goldfish80:
The bottom line is that he had a poor season out on loan at Granada, Bordeaux and Aston Villa.
Blaming his failures on injuries won't help you in this debate because he was as fit as fiddle and never got off the bench at Aston Villa
He was also fit on his return to Liverpool where he was relegated to their kindergarten team

I've proved beyond ALL REASONABLE DOUBT that his transfer to Reading including add ons and bonuses was pegged at 3M just like his transfer from Lisbon was worth 7M including add ons and bonuses which he failed to cover

If you still argue that they made a gain on his transfer, I will comfortablely play the 50% loss on investment card
Abeg Carry your bad market comot from here

I saw all the expired links you posted earlier. You're lucky you didn't quote me with that because I would have torn them to pieces

[img]http://tse2.mm.bing.net/th?id=OIP.rTwM2tJFLs9d-6OOtbYxhQDHEs&pid=15.1.jpg[/img]


Granada want Tiago Ilori on permanent basis

Sporting's defender Tiago Ilori during the Portuguese league football match SL Benfica vs Sporting CP at Luz Stadium in Lisbon on April 21, 2013




By Matt Law,
Last Updated: Thursday, February 20, 2014 at 12:29 UK


Granada sporting director Juan Carlos Cordero has hinted that the club want to sign Liverpool defender Tiago Ilori on a permanent basis.

The defender is currently on loan at Granada from Anfield, where he moved from Sporting Lisbon at the start of the season.

The 20-year-old has impressed in the early stages of his La Liga career, with Cordero claiming that he would like to make the move permanent.

"He's shown the experience he gained in Portugal and he's adapted very quickly to the team. He will keep growing as a player and is an option for us to assess, if the right circumstances are there," he told reporters at a press conference.

http://www.sportsmole.co.uk/football/liverpool/transfer-talk/news/granada-want-ilori-on-permanent-basis_139442.html


Facts! Facts!

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2015/08/18/13/2B76EE5D00000578-3202038-image-a-46_1439900662262.jpg

Chai! Tiago Ilori playing against one the bests strikers in the world. They won that match by 3-2.

Hehehehe! That's your opinion and I think your are entitled to it, which is is not necessarily true and valid.

Now, read Liverpool's verdict.

TIAGO ILORI PROGRESSING NICELY ON LOAN AT BORDEAUX


Tiago Ilori Progressing Nicely on loan at Bordeaux
Liverpool’s highly rated central defender, Tiago Ilori, is now beginning to blossom at Bordeaux after a tough start to life on loan in Ligue 1.

A hamstring injury back in October against Reims, that consequently saw him miss around two months, curtailed what had been a decent start to his loan spell.


Ilori Progress

Since his return from injury, however, the Portuguese’s performances have been rather encouraging, as he continues to justify why Liverpool were so keen to acquire him, and paid £7 million to do so .

While he’s been partnered with multiple central defenders for a variety of reasons since coming back, including fellow Liverpool target Lamine Sane, Nicolas Pallois and Cedric Yambere, it’s been important to note Ilori has been a constant. His form has been solid too, something that’s obviously been greatly helped by the fact that he’s remained fit.

Obtaining playing continuity is vital for any footballer’s development, and in Ilori’s case, it’s fantastic to see him reaping the benefits of getting vital top flight minutes.

Playing against the likes of PSG, Saint Etienne, Guingamp and Toulouse this season will act as a terrific stepping stone for him in his quest to be a mainstay for Liverpool in the future.

Lining up in his now-customary position on the right side of central defence against Lens on the weekend, the 22-year-old produced another very positive display.

Up against Lens’ physically imposing forward Adamo Coulibaly, who really is a brute of a man, Illori stuck to his role nicely, successfully limiting his impact .

On many occasions, the former Sporting prodigy beat Coulibaly in the air and even held up well in battles of strength, but the area in which Ilori absolutely dominated related to sheer pace.

He made certain that Lens had little joy playing balls in behind Bordeaux’s defence. Despite their relatively high line, the unbelievable covering speed and anticipation of the youngster almost completely nullified this avenue of attack for the away side.

Even on the odd occasion where a ball went over his defensive partner Yambere, by using his speed, Ilori would ofen motor across and kill the move. On 40 minutes a perfect example of this arose. Here, after Pablo Chavarria had broken through in behind Yambare, i[b]t looked as though the Argentine was clean in. It wasn’t to be. Thankfully for Bordeaux, Ilori charged across the field to execute a precise sliding tackle to knock the ball out for a throw in and save his team.[/b]

It was a magnificent piece of action, and one that illustrated just how good he is physically. He can leap, he’s fast and even quite strong despite his slender frame, and when combined with the fact he’s 190cm tall and only 22 years of age, he undoubtedly ticks almost all the boxes required in a modern day centre back.

Intriguingly, and on a side note, he unsurprisingly still holds the record for the fastest 30-metre sprint at Sporting.

The youngster, also, showcased his ability to take up excellent positions and make good decisions – with and without the ball.

Hardly ever caught out in this contest was Illori, for he positioned himself intelligently enough to cope with any situation. He stayed goalside when tracking markers and didn’t step up and lunge into tackles overzealously. The maturity he showed when addressing the problems ahead of him, and in dealing with them in a calm and composed manner, was a real highlight.

Seeing as Lens often looked to move the ball down the flanks and whip crosses in for Coulibaly, it was impressive to note just how well Ilori dealt with these situations. As mentioned above, his concentration and awareness to remain goal side and keep track of his man was wonderful. This, in turn, meant that the languid figure was so often perfectly situated to clear and cut out crosses. The whopping 11 successful clearances he made depicted his effectiveness aptly here.

Whenever Bordeaux look to facilitate their attacks, their fullbacks Diego Contento and Mariano always have a key role in providing width for Les Girondins. So with this prerequisite in place, the covering work Ilori undertook was crucial in allowing his right fullback, the marauding Mariano, to motor upfield freely. It also gave the Brazilian peace of mind knowing that Ilori would cover his man, Lens left-winger Baptiste Guillaume, if a turnover occurred.

On the ball, the elegant stopper exhibited that fine passing range he possesses. While he often opted to play simple passes into Bordeaux’s deep-lying midfielder Gregory Sertic, his accurate long balls, horizontal and vertical, illustrated delightfully his quality in possession. This facet of his game should mean that Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has little hesitation when integrating him in next season – if he chooses to use him.

“The technical quality of Tiago hit us,” mused Bordeaux manager Sagnol on this.

Statistically, his numbers are rather impressive for Bordeaux too, and consist of him averaging 2.2 tackles per game, 2.7 interceptions pg and a colossal 6.1 clearances per game.

The former Granada man recently commented on his desire to return to England and to have an impact. “My long term plan is to play and win titles for Liverpool Football Club. The team they are building can be huge, and I want to be a part of that.”

All things considered, this wildly talented Liverpool loanee really does look to have a bright future ahead of him. The idea of a future central defensive pairing of Mamadou Sakho and Ilori is something that’s gaining traction, and could well become a reality sooner rather than later. We’ll just have to wait and see what Rodgers’ plans are for this very gifted defender.

http://anfieldindex.com/13716/tiago-ilori-progressing-nicely-loan-bordeaux.html


DON'T DECEIVE YASELF, LIVERPOOL SAID THEY MADE PROFIT FROM THE BUSINESS. EOD

tsephanyah:
Yep is true all terrorists are Muslim,.. But the truth is that, before 9/11 there is bigger terrorist than so called Muslim terrorists, World War I, 2, Vietnam, and some other Rothschild, j Morgan, rokerfeller, World, Goldman Sachs, set up Wars,. To control everything, including our freedom and believes,. WMDs in Iraq, killing of Gaddafi, sadam husain and destroying Libya, Syria, etc while king of Saudi Arabia, Kim Jun un, xijipin, ayatollah, Putin are all communist,.. Is not about Christianity or Muslims, is all about controlling the resources and making us all slaves, do you think Vatican, or trump base are real Christian? Or most Nigerian pastors,... The illusion of difference,. human beings created for themselves whether is race, religion, or tribe,. They use that against us, and rule us, while we are busy killing each other, there is many benefits, for them population control, modern day slavery, etc,.. If you think all this is conspiracy theories,.. Then continue watching big brother reality TV show,.. The big brothers mention above will be happy to have you along for the ride,.. You mention my father and mother as examples in your post,. And insult them,.. I'm Glad, I have parents, and they took care of me very well,. Since I was born uptil now, they thought me how to be humble, respectful, .. Thou I'm independent now, but I still have them as guidance, and protectors besides God,.... Unlike TTT like people.

Is this you or somebody has hijacked this moniker?

If it is you then you must have changed alot.