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justwise:I have gone through his posts and saw where a guy asked similar question and he asked the guy for specific details and I think the guy didn't reply . |
Good morning, I woke up to try again this morning and Logged into the account in order to try to make the payment again and I saw this: Sorry your order is no longer payable Please contact the merchant. Quoting the following reference number GW ******** secure.worldpay.. My sister is already in Lagos for the interview which I'm finding difficulty to schedule for her (24/4/2015). I'm now thinking it is my card that is no longer accepted by worldpay and sending them email might take Some time. Should I tell her to create ANOTHER application and then try ANOTHER CARD on it? @Justwise and @SpikesC Please your advice is urgently needed. |
justwise:OK Thanks so much. |
justwise:Good evening justwise and others. I'm trying to book an appointment for my sister online for the Tier 4 student visa but I'm having difficulty paying the $502 visa fees. The response is always transaction failed and I have used the same MasterCard to pay on that same application last year before she was denied visa I learnt that CBN has placed a limit of $300 per day on Nigerian cards. Can this be the reason for the transaction failure? Is there any other means through which I can make the payment? Your advice will be greatly appreciated. |
Good evening justwise and others. I'm trying to book an appointment for my sister online for the Tier 4 student visa but I'm having difficulty paying the $502 visa fees. The response is always transaction failed and I have used the same MasterCard to pay on that same application last year before she was denied visa I learnt that CBN has placed a limit of $300 per day on Nigerian cards. Can this be the reason for the transaction failure? Is there any other means through which I can make the payment? Your advice will be greatly appreciated. |
sinaj:Are u sure? |
Could this be every woman's prayer?
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morethanadoll:Mature comment, I only posted that to elicit people's opinion / reaction. |
Depends on the pay lol |
Leaving a guy cos he cheated is like leaving a country cos of rain, it rains everywhere. |
VenusBetty:and what if..? |
What will you do discovering this on your wedding night?
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Good day Nairalanders, I just graduated from an online university based in the United States and have my transcript and degree from the school. The school is ACCREDITED in United States and all lectures,exams, practicals and projects were completed online. What do I need to do to have my NYSC exemption certificate as I'm over the mandatory 30years of age? |
I smell lies,continue. |
March 27 |
swagenity:I already downloaded the latest version with the call button |
Great may God give you the courage and wisdom to lead us well. |
This na killer butty |
He is indeed a true hero. He has set a precedence for others. Election should not be a do or die affair and I salute his courage and unprecedented statesmanship. |
That's a Good thing. Welcome to a new Nigeria where tribalism and religion will have no place. |
He deserves it! |
eCollynzo:Really? No wonder the results came so late |
President Obama is praising Nigeria for an election that is producing a peaceful transfer of power, the nation's first. "The last few days have shown the world the strength of Nigeria's commitment to democratic principles," Obama said in a statement Wednesday. "By turning out in large numbers and sometimes waiting all day to cast their votes, Nigerians came together to decide the future of their country peacefully." President Goodluck Jonathan has conceded the election to challenger Muhammadu Buhari. It's the first democratic change of power in Africa's most populous nation, one that has seen six military coups and much political violence since achieving independence in 1960. "I urge President-Elect Buhari and President Jonathan to repeat their calls to their supporters to continue to respect the election outcomes, focus on unifying the country, and together lead Nigeria through a peaceful transition," Obama said. The president added: "Looking ahead to the gubernatorial elections on April 11, it is imperative that national attention turn to ensuring isolated logistical challenges are overcome and peace is protected, even in the most hotly contested races. On behalf of the American people, I extend congratulations to the people of Nigeria and to President-Elect Buhari and look forward to continuing to work with the newly-elected government on our many shared priorities." Source: http://www.usatoday.com/story/theoval/2015/04/01/obama-nigeria-goodluck-jonathan-muhammadu-buhari/70761982/ |
From ipaje in idogo area yewa south. |
@Op, there are different family planning methods she can use without getting fatter. Implants are really Good for her if you have chosen not to have children. IUCD too is equally good and I will suggest you and your wife visit a midwife who is a certified family planner for recommendations. |
hi NLanders......whatsapp call activation is back .....follow d steps