₦airaland Forum

^^^I think the problem has been resolved, thanks for your concern. So how are you doing?

Someone has been intentionally ignoring me today

Goldieluks:
Exactly,he is thinking side ways,one minute ,he want to son,
the next minute he thinks everybody is going G.A.Y. just like him.

Thats symptoms of something

iyatrustee:
@ high chief, na cow dung the guy smoke.

You might be right cos of mad-cow disease

Cuddlemii:
I hate man-loving-men & all so I will just keep mute till this is over

190smh:
High chief >>>>>>>> reality101 >>>>>>>>>>> Two Great friends in LOVE

I dont know what they smoke in Coventry, but whateva you smoked today must be the wrong one

190smh:
High chief bro - I swaar to allaaahhhhh - Reality Likes you

Bro, take my advise and live healthy

Somebody is intentionally ignoring me today  

190smh:
Can you get pregnant for me    


Reality BRO - Highchief says he wore Blue Boxers and you should come check it out    

Dont tell me you are still putting up with that attitude. Get straight bro

Cuddlemii:
Hi everyone

Hi Cuddle, how you doing

190smh:
^Have you said HI to him Gadeemmitt

Do i usually do that?

190smh:
They should Sort themselves out

Floxyluv:
Ask her about it smartly. I dunno undastand u, wot is d content of d msg? Is it enough 2 dump her?, u shld kno who u re dealin wit by nw, so handle dis issue maturely n talk tins wit her. '2 wrongs can't make a ryt'

Exactly, the content of the message will determine the type of "I love you". Then you will know if its a harmless one

Ojiofor:
Ileke-idi thighs na poison,Igbo boys beware!

The mileage of her punny go don high badly

Goldieluks:
Awww missed you too,you be gone for ages you know.

NL was less interestin when they locked this room. Missed you more sweerie

Cuddlemii:
^^Dyt & Co

Hello!

Hi sweets, how are you 2day?

Goldieluks:
[color=#550000]oh nice nice,erm can i get the things back,now?

I kept them safe for you. Dont worry ok. Missed you so much

REALITY101:
@coogar she's a pain in her own asssss.

Gbam  

Goldieluks:
Iya and High chief,i hope am not too late oh! :-*

You are not late dear, you were well represented and I received a few things on your behalf

A NIGERIAN man was thrown into jail in the United Kingdom yesterday after a court discovered that he was involved in a sham marriage to avoid deportation.

The court heard that Mojeed Bello, an illegal immigrant, did not know the name of his sham bride and could only tell the police she was “big, black, liked smoking and chicken burgers”.

Bello had arranged to marry Dutch national, Carina Merselina, at a parish church in Gloucester so that he could continue living in Britain.

But, the lack of romance between the couple rang alarm bells with Reverend Robert Simpson, vicar of Saint James, Gloucester, when they met him to arrange the ceremony, a Gloucester crown court was further told.

The vicar was not satisfied that the relationship between Bello and Merselina was a genuine one and he reported his concerns to the police, said prosecutor Martin Steen.

He then went to check on the address the couple had given in nearby Barton Street, Gloucester.

Said Steen: “When he got to the flat, he found it had all the appearances of student digs.

“He saw no evidence that it was the couple's home, as claimed. His visit did nothing to reassure him that this was a genuine marriage.

“However, he did see the couple at that address but again saw nothing between them to confirm their asserted closeness.
“He determined their marriage was a sham and he reported it to the police.”

Steen added that officers questioned Merselina, who admitted she had been recruited at a pop festival in Holland and agreed to travel to the UK and go through a marriage with Bello for a payment of £3,000.

She then travelled to Gloucester with her sister, Loreen, to “add verisimilitude” to the sham marriage.

Steen said Bello continued to claim it was a genuine relationship and told the police he had first met Carina at Notting Hill Carnival.

“But, he appeared to know little about her except that she was 'big, black and liked smoking and chicken burgers,'” said Steen.
Bello, a 31-year-old father of two, of Kelly Avenue, Peckham, London, Merselina, 25, of no fixed address, and Loreen, 35, also of no fixed address, all admitted conspiracy to secure the avoidance of Bello being deported from the UK.

Judge William Hart jailed Bello for 14 months, Carina for a year and Loreen for 300 days.

The court heard that another Nigerian man, who had also been involved in the scam, Aderojo Babatunde, had been sentenced at an earlier hearing to 300 days imprisonment after he admitted a similar offence.

Steen told the court that Bello had lived in the UK since 2006 and a previous attempt by him to marry a European Union (EU) national in 2008 had failed.

In February, this year, he went to Rev. Simpson's church with Carina, who holds a Dutch passport, and they were with two other black Africans, Loreen and Babatunde, said Steen.

They asked if they could marry on February 19, this year, but that was too soon for Rev. Simpson and he set March 3 as the marriage date.

According to Steen, “he (the cleric) noticed then that there didn't appear to be anything of a real relationship between the woman and her fiance and they did not give out that they were properly engaged to each other.”

They were arrested when they went to the diocesan registrar's office on February 24 to get the marriage licence.

Counsel Stephen Thomas, for Bello, said “he was simply desperate to stay in this country with his partner so their two children could have a better life than he had in Nigeria.

“He realised he had been foolish and he bitterly regretted his behaviour.”

Bello's two children, aged six and seven, are pupils at Peckham junior school and have been writing affection letters to their dad in jail, he added.

For Carina, her counsel, David Billingham, said she was a student in Holland and was tempted to take part in the sham wedding simply because she needed the money.

Judge Hart told Bello and Carina that they had “engaged in a cynical commercial arrangement to try to flout UK immigration law”.

He said: “This sort of offence is becoming somewhat prevalent - it strikes at the very heart of the UK system for regulating the population.

“This was a particularly bad example of this type of offending in my judgement. It only failed due to the intervention and vigilance of others.”



http://www.nigeriancompass.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3859:nigerian-jailed-14-months-in-uk-for-sham-marriage&catid=54:nigeria-today&Itemid=594

iyatrustee:
^^^^^ but ensure she gets this last one

They are safe with me, thanks 4 ur generosity

Goldieluks:
[size=28pt]I RUN THIS PLACE!!!!!!!! FACT![/size]

Hey sweerie, where have you been?

iyatrustee:
Ogaga, i am fine and you? @ goldie,

Iya I caught those kisses on her behalf, you can send more if you dont mind

^^^And why would she make the list yet?

^^^Wait till Xynerise catch you

^^^You took this out from my mouth. Gbam

^^^ ;d ;d ;d

This is really a shame. How can police arrest people without no just reason. Nigeria is really a failed state

This is a good news. Nice one

Cuddlemii:
^Nope, its just the usual usual, I will be fine.

Its that time of the month?

^^^Why should a beautiful gal like you wake up confused. You wanna share your dreams with us

Dyt:
Wats bn happenin wyl i v bn away?
Innocent

How was it babe? Hope you had fun

^^^Exactly, cos Nigerians dont even think about them. But if they are not really paid for hatin, they should stop working for free

^^^Honestly am beginin to think that the deal will fall through