Travel › Re: Nigerians Abroad Must Return Home by Imani(f): 4:36pm On May 28, 2007 |
I will get on board very soon when everyone else has done so |
Sports › Re: 2006/2007 Premiership: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly by Imani(f): 4:21pm On May 28, 2007 |
[quote author=I-man link=topic=56016.msg1151869#msg1151869 date=1180365520]Either that or it could be the nickname of Don Imus a la "nappy headed hoes"[/quote]@4Play Hmmm I rest my case. |
Sports › Re: 2006/2007 Premiership: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly by Imani(f): 4:04pm On May 28, 2007 |
kitaun: Kola, debosky be your baba?? Hehehe . .4play, shut d f*ck up if u aint got d balls 2 declare you're I-man!! I-man is certainly 4play. I think he chose the name 'I-man' which looks and sounds like imani because he thinks i am impersonating his girlfriend. @I-man, I am sure coco29 doesn't have the rights to that picture i have on my profile and she can't be the only one with good taste in arts. |
Family › Re: Another Baby Girl (After Two Daughters!) by Imani(f): 12:25am On May 24, 2007 |
@I-man, I think i know who you are now.  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Arsenal Fan Thread: For Gunners Only (Old) by Imani(f): 11:37pm On May 23, 2007 |
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Romance › Re: Why Do Girls Prefer Playboys To Good Guys Who Wont Break Their Hearts by Imani(f): 11:34pm On May 23, 2007 |
Sometimes, the 'bad guys' are better at communicating to womens ego's and vanities while the nice guys sometimes don't know who to communicate thier geniune feelings.
However, that is no excuse for a lady to look beyond the many words.
Most times, a good, nice and honest guy is safer than the happening, funky player. |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 10:45pm On May 23, 2007 |
PapaBrowne: Imani, Sincerely, I do not have a personal problem with you or anyone on this thread. I respected your posts all through. I don't see you as an enemy. I respect the fact that you try hard to protect the interests of Nairalanders from fraudsters. I posted this Topic genuinely, with no intentions to defraud or mislead anybody. Maybe the word "pawn" is too harsh a description, but I had 2 utilise that negativity for the benefit of the thread and you guys came in handy.
While there is no truth whatsoever, to the extreme negatives posted by some weird fellow, I have never seen anywhere where a company promotes a product or service by bringing out any scratches of the product.
I have watched for five years on CNN, the "Malaysia, Truly Asia" campaign that paints the country as paradise, yet if you drive a few miles out of Kaula Lumpur, you will see some poverty not too far from that of Africa. So how come no regulatory body has complained. It is marketing.
On the new post similar to this, I regret that anyone might want to spin off something similar. I fault you guys for giving it undue publicity.If you feel like the poster is insincere, ignore it , and it would fizzle out in minutes.
@Vicjustice While I really wouldn't want to join issues with you, I have never stated anywhere that we provide bank statements for anybody. Thanks once more, you were the best pawn in the marketing plan. Papabrowne, it is ok. Like i said earlier, i am all for people with good business ideas. The society in which we live is hard. Unless you employ yourself, there is no job security anywhere. |
Sports › Re: Wenger; What Next? by Imani(f): 9:44pm On May 23, 2007 |
Akolawole: @Imani
I am on Yahoo now I have tried to buzz u but no reply, |
Family › Re: Another Baby Girl (After Two Daughters!) by Imani(f): 9:32pm On May 23, 2007 |
[quote author=I-man link=topic=2490.msg1137539#msg1137539 date=1179927722]. . . and you are using. . . . screensaver  [/quote]Hmmm |
Music/Radio › Re: West African Idols: Season 1 (2007) by Imani(f): 9:17pm On May 23, 2007 |
I think Timi will win this. The judges like him, he has a strong fan base and he has talent.
However, i hope his first album does well, as is the case with idols programme, if the album doesnt sell well, it could all be over except for live performances.
Omawumi is quite versatile as people have noted. With a good producer, she can go places. |
Sports › Re: Wenger; What Next? by Imani(f): 9:11pm On May 23, 2007 |
Akolawole: @Imani
I need to discuss something with you.
U still dey use that email? Yep If you dont mind i can buzz you on your yahoo messenger. But if you prefer, you can send an email. |
Travel › Re: International Passport for 200 USD, Am I being Ripped Off? by Imani(f): 9:02pm On May 23, 2007 |
You having siblings doesnt mean you have to be responsible for them financially.
I am all for helping people but in this day and age, people should learn to help themselves.
If the person abroad is doing ok,, has a home, job etc then i am sure they won't mind to help. Nigerians are quite helpful to relatives. But what if they people abroad are not doing so well and just managing to send stuff home? Won't it be cruel to make them work only to be buying the flashiest phone etc?, I believe in cutting your cloth according to the size of the material at hand.
I just dont understand this issue of 'grabbing from sister/brother abroad' attitude a lot of people have. Must we always live off other people? |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 8:51pm On May 23, 2007 |
PapaBrowne: Yeeeeah!! It worked. I'm loving this thread every post after.
Thanks Imani and wikjustice for been my pawns. You have fallen victims of one of Robert Greene's 48 Laws of Power. "Draw your enemies closer and use them to further your goals". You have helped promote this program way beyond my expectations. The only problem is that we have limited spaces, if not you would have succeeded in making us ten times richer than expected.
Don't you realise that anytime you post something on this thread, you place it at the forefront of the travel page, hence giving it much more exposure? The target audience (now our beloved clients) never goes down the thread to read all the lies and negativity you are painting about Estonia.They are only interested in the Topic. I wish you knew how you've been calculatedly drawn into this thread to help promote it. Thanks a whole lot.Its been a huge success.
Once more, there is no place in the Topic with defrauding or misleading information. The website www.isu.ut.ee provides all the details. The info on the posting is the same as stated by the University. For your information, our clients are very intelligent people, as the first thing they do after reading the topic posting, is to research Estonia on their own. They love the country.They want to go. They love the program. They want to attend.
So once more, Imani and wikjusticte( or gayjustice), thanks a lot.You've been great instruments in a marketing campaingn.I hope I don't have to pay royalties
You guys have a lot to learn from this book: [email]http://www.amazon.com/48-Laws-Power-Robert-Greene/dp/0140280197[/email] @Mrpataki Mrpataki or whatever you call yourself, ( maybe you think you are the Governor of Newyork). Why would you assume that we don't have a website without asking for one? Wow.  , what do u have here.  , you have started showing your true colours  . First of all, i do not recall in any of my posts in which i attacked you personally. I merely talked about the information presented. Now i am a 'pawn' for starting facts. You can continue with the name calling , great minds talk about issues, small minds talk about and attack people. Secondly, i have been on this forum for over a year and am aware that when you post a topic it goes to the top of the thread. You may think it is free publicity, but i am sure you also know it is also warning people. Thirdly, i am surprised i am now your 'enemy' just because i didnt accept every post you made. I have noticed you label people and resort to name calling when they are not towing your line, a case of trowing your toys out of the pram. Like you said, you already have enough people. If they are smart and intelligent like you claim, the truth will eventually surface. Anybody can start a business, but you need more than street wisdom to build something worthwhile. Like another thread started on this forum, most nigerians are criminally minded. And i wonder why  Maybe it will be for your good to know that there are border control personnels active on this forum. Of course some of them have to infilterate forums like this and may even seek your ' help' to help their cause. I am here to learn, help others and have fun, not fight anyone. |
Music/Radio › Re: Oliver Neils Song Baby Girl by Imani(f): 10:47am On May 23, 2007 |
I have asked the same question and nobody seems to know where to get it. |
Travel › Re: Working Holiday Maker Visa To The Uk by Imani(f): 10:43am On May 23, 2007 |
ty4real: I want to put in for a working holiday maker visa to the Uk,I av not travelled to the Uk before and presently am working with an international organisation in Nigeria,I want to kno some other infor about the visa apart from the one written on their website and if theres any one who has been granted should PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE help me out wt inside infor about makin the application a sucess.my email is realjoy96@yahoo.co.uk.Thanks all.  You need to be sure you want to get a working holiday maker visa as you are only allowed to work for a year out of the two years you will be given if successful. But if holiday is part of your plans, that's fine. you can check out this website http://www.workpermit.com/Depending on how skilled you are, you can also look into HSMP (highly skilled migrant programme) which allows you to work for anybody or for yourself. |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 10:37am On May 23, 2007 |
Vicjustice: Apart from the ones they see on TV movies, many people in Estonia have never met any black person before, even in their capital city: a lot of people told me that i was the first black guy they've seen in person. There are just a countable number of Africans here, Isn't this remarkable? Mr vicjustice, you have said your own. I am not anywhere close to Estonia but you are and you have made your point clear. I would have thought papabrowne would even ask you what the current situation is in Estonia as i don't know if he has been there himself. Maybe you should just leave it. After all they already have enough applicants before the deadline. |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 10:32am On May 23, 2007 |
PapaBrowne: Hmmm, people are funny! I am not obliged to reply any posts since as stated, we are fuller than capacity already. But I would.
I didn't retract any information because none of it was wrong. 1)I stated that Estonia is a member of the E.U. That is very correct. 2)I stated that new E.U states including Estonia would join Schengen in 2007. That is correct. 3)Estonia is presently a member of the schengen agreement, however it starts implementing the agreement in December 2007. 4)Estonia is a gorgeous country.It is located 50 miles from Finland,200 miles from Sweden. The economy is booming.Estonian properties are been rushed by British and Irish citizens.These are facts. Do the research yourself. Please pin point any wrong or misleading information.
Imani, while you are genuine in your postings, you shouldn't speak with as much authority as you have on issues you barely understand. because u're nice and genuine, I'll explain the process to you slightly. (not that it matters) First, the programme is intended for genuine applicants.However, there is hardly anything like a genuine applicant in Nigeria,hence the "Vanish"clause. The Estonian Visa issued is for six months starting July, so before it expires the borders will be completely open. In all immigration laws, there are loopholes that can be used to your advantage.And that is what we are using for our clients on this program. The fact that you can marry an American for the sole purpose of getting a Green card is a loophole in the immigration system and the INS knows about it. When Pregnant women were rushing to Ireland to give birth, they were taking advantage of the fact that a child born in Ireland automatically entitles the mother to a permanent residence. That is a loophole in the immigration system. So if we have found a loophole in the E.U immigration policy, and choose to use it to the benefit of our clients, Bravo.
On your statement about english speaking countries, be informed that there are only two English speaking countries in Europe(U.k & Ireland), so if you insinuate that those are the only countries ideal for Nigerians, then take a tour around Europe and see for yourself whether or not Nigerians have made success elsewhere.
Imani, your "boyfriend" (wikjustice) has just called me a scammer. Please tell him I really wouldn't want to join issues with him. Please reread my post, i did say if people can pick up languages quickly, they should be fine. Of course i am aware of nigerians all over Europe. Nigerians are propabaly the most travelled people in the world. My problem with your first post is, it was not informative enough and you only started giving us a fuller picture when pressed. Maybe you should consider having a website that will be updated regularly and should also include successful applicants testimonials and pictures in Estonia to booster your credibility. Lastly, i am not aware i informed you that vicjutice is my "boyfriend". If you have issues with him, please kindly address him directly. thanks This is just a website, there is no need to get personal. People will not always aggree with you. Please take it easy. All the best in your ventures. [s]I am all for young nigerians actually doing something themselves since the government won't.[/s] |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 10:59pm On May 22, 2007 |
Vicjustice: That's what i meant too. It would be well enough if he makes people know the fact about Estonia or other destinations and what they are good for. I'm not against anyone's business, but i hate deceit. Let your clients know what and how it's like in their destination countries so that they'd know what to expect instead of giving them fake hopes and encouraging them to take desperate measures at the risk of their lives, freedom or deportation. Like i insisted earlier, Estonia is only good for tourism, and not for a "vanish" because, free border movement does not exist here: or, perhaps you want to risk using "resemblance" passport from Estonia ? Abeg vijustice, dont kill me o  are there oluwole or oriolori passports operating in Estonia yet?  |
TV/Movies › Re: Ini Edo Ban - Real Case? by Imani(f): 10:55pm On May 22, 2007 |
Maybe the popularity was beginning to get into her head  . I liked her as an actress expect for the shouting. At least she has not started faking an american accent which is easier to copy than the british one  , that is why all the nollywooders that go abroad go to America  . |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 10:35pm On May 22, 2007 |
Vicjustice: Papabrowne, but why did you say things that are not true if really your intention is genuine? You don't have to mislead people even if you don't have fraudulent intentions because, it would still be considered fraudulent if people spent their life savings or inheritance only to be stranded in a country like Estonia. Estonia is a place where you rarely see black people, perhaps 5 blacks in a month and this is only in Talin, the capital city. While most people are curious to make friends with Blacks, the racists here are of high degree: imagine a place where there are uncountable number of Russian skin-head who would shoot or stab any "makaka" (Russian word for monkey). Remarkable percentage of Estonian citizen (Like in Latvia and Lithuania) are RUSSIANS. The few African students here are hell afraid for their lives, some have witnessed their fellows being shot, stabbed or beaten up in the streets, even to death, they are too few to revolt and many are starving, they need help! I have been attacked by these skin-heads 2 times within the last 3 weeks, but i was lucky enough to escape without injuries, not every one is this lucky, they've shot, stab and even beaten many Blacks or Asian looking people to death. Imagine a place where a man is afraid to walk alone in the dark or in an empty street, this is the situation here. Though they join the EU, but the EU laws that forbid open racism do not exist here: God is my witness that i'm saying the truth: you'd consider yourself fortunate if somebody says to your face "Go home nigger" or calls you "makaka" because, the same person could have shot or stabbed you and run away. I do not advise any Nigerian (desperate to make it abroad) to consider Estonia except if you're going with a group of tourists for tourism: I'm here on a voluntary assignment, but yet, It's not safe, and worst still, you can not make it here except you have to rob a bank; or can you live with $270 a month? I feel sorry for those potential victims of "check out", and my humble advise is, if you must check out, do so to any of these countries that promises hope but NEVER Estonia. Do not take a risk to travel to a country where you can NEVER, and i mean NEVER find a job how much more to talk about the wages: People here do not understand English, just Russian and the Eesti Languages (except some very few young ones who recently began to show interest in English Language). According to the information papabrowne posted, it is just a summer programme with a university. Most summer programmes are for learning languages or certain courses. In terms of safety, if they live on campus, it may be safer than at any random location. If people are going for study and tourism, that is fair enough but there won't be any opportunity to work. |
Travel › Re: Nigerian Passport ( Niaja Pali) by Imani(f): 10:24pm On May 22, 2007 |
Akolawole: Who make it useless?
Nigeria or Nigerians?
I am fine with my Nigerian passport if i have to come back to this world, i will always like to be back as a Nigerian. welcome back from where ever you went to Are you sure about that statement?  |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 10:21pm On May 22, 2007 |
mrpataki: @ Imani, Keep it up! Nice to read from you.
@ Topic, I hold my reservations too. Hi there, long time. |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 10:18pm On May 22, 2007 |
PapaBrowne: It's funny how people just come out here with intentions to spoil opportunities for others.
Please read the post again and properly.The program I've spoken of is a very authentic and genuine program. You can visit www.isu.ut.ee. For your information, I would never cheat or defraud anyone. It is clearly stated that the fees are to be paid directly to the University. I am very comfortable in my life and I have pretty much achieved much more than the average person my age(even internationally), hence, to suggest that I would come to Nairaland to seek who 2 cheat is very unfair.
Funnily, we already have more interested applicants than we can process. It has been more succesful than anticipated.
For those who genuinely have the interests of fellow Nairalanders and seek to protect them against fraudsters- You have done well and I appreciate your comments For those that have chosen to exube negative energy in every nook and cranny- Word of Admonition " What goes around comes around" Thanks all for the comments. I checked the website you posted and it is ok. You should have posted it in your first post to avoid any doubts. Good that you already have people interested but just remember to tell them the real deal and don't encourage them to disappear so it doesnt affect your business later. I noticed in your posts you didn't retract any of the wrong information you posted earlier especially about Estonia being part of the Schenghen states. It would have been nice and that would convince people that you are human, make mistakes and not afraid to admit them rather going defensive and praising yourself or attacking other posters. Nobody wants spoil your business. It is a good business opportunity but like everything else, you need to build a solid reputation. It is not a Nigerian male thing is it? |
Family › Re: Should Homosexuals Be Allowed to Raise Children? by Imani(f): 7:45pm On May 22, 2007 |
I beleive the best combination to raise kids is a heterosexual couple in a loving, stable and committed relationship. In recent years years, that has gone out of the window and we complain that the world is turning upside down. |
Family › Re: Another Baby Girl (After Two Daughters!) by Imani(f): 7:40pm On May 22, 2007 |
@ I-man, You name sounds like mine  , except it is a male version  @Topic, Sometimes we need to just accept whatever child(ren) we get. The african obsession with a male heir child is is sometimes overboard. Like someone said, we have too many aimless men around, no wonder there are lots of area boys. |
Family › Re: Will You Forgive Your Girlfriend If She Sleeps With Someone Else? by Imani(f): 7:34pm On May 22, 2007 |
BlackMamba: I'll forgive and forget because my d*ck is immune to jealousy. I can't afford to lose any of my serviceable p*ssy because a stupid thing like pride. For the interest of full disclosure, I don't live with a girlfriend and I don't do love. I enjoy the relationship I have with my girlfriends. As long as I get mine, she can do anyone on the side. I'm not possessive and expect such in return. It's a free world. You say you dont do love but I wonder what will happen if you ever fall in love with a particular lady but who insists on playing the field like you are currently doing. Love sucks sometimes you know. |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 7:09pm On May 22, 2007 |
Vicjustice: Amani, Good that you're in the States. Right from your first comment, and as i followed the discussion, i understood that you were neither fooled nor impressed by this Scammer known as Papabrowne. Keep it up! I am actually based in the UK. I just travel to the US from time to time. I dont think papabrowne is a scammer, but in this case, he hasn't gotten his facts right. |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 12:03pm On May 22, 2007 |
Please, please , please, people should be careful the kind of "information" they post on a forum like this. Like Vicjustice said above, while Estonia joined the EU in 2004, it is yet to be a participating member of the Shenghen aggreement but not before December 31st 2007 at the earliest, and this date is subject to change. Please read the links http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schengen_Agreementhttp://www.skillclear.co.uk/schengen.asphttp://www.estonia.gov.uk/estonia_in_the_euPlease people do not be too desperate to get out of Nigeria to find yourselves in other legal issues. Language is also an issue but you should be ok if u can pick up languages fast enough. The english speaking parts of the EU like the UK and Ireland, unfortunately are not part of this aggreement. Once again, schenghen visa is only valid for 90 days and does not allow anyone to work. I dont know much about the financial situation of Estonia but i believe vicjustice, as someone on ground has been able to shed some light. Please do not be fooled by nice pictures. Even in Nigeria, they are lots of nice places and yet much poverty around. Please be wise. @papabrowne, I am quite surprised that you posted links of 2005 when we are in 2007 knowing how border control issues change. For a travel agent, i would have thought you would be familiar with recent changes in the law of countries you specialise in. This is quite unprofessional. The dates for this programme you are packaging July 23- Aug 11th, 2007 when unsuspecting nigerians will be stuck in Estonia, having wasted time and money, knowing fully well, they can't travel elsewhere except Latvia and Lithuania. I don't know when you went back to Nigeria, but believe me immigration has become a top national security issue in most european countries. If people want to go as part of a holiday, then that's fine, but please dont build thier hopes of a good economy and technology up only for them to end up living worse than they were in Nigeria. I have used a travel agent before, during the first of my many trips to the US, it was expensive, but since it was not too long after the terrorist attacks, it made sense then. That was why i encourage people to use travel agents if they know what they are talking about. |
Music/Radio › Re: West African Idols: Season 1 (2007) by Imani(f): 7:49pm On May 21, 2007 |
Temitayo is out  |
Music/Radio › Re: For Rock Fans by Imani(f): 12:06am On May 21, 2007 |
1. Keane
2. Travis
3. ColdPlay
4. REM
5. The Animals
will post more later |
Travel › Re: Travel To Europe In July by Imani(f): 12:02am On May 21, 2007 |
For those willing to make use of the opportunity of travel agents, it may be a faster means of getting a visa for a fee, but reduces stress. Western europe is becoming more hostile to immigrant population, at least in the UK which i know of. I cant really speak authoritatively about eastern and western parts of europe. Goodluck to all, please just make sure you regularise your stay quickly, because with most holiday visas you can't work. @Papabrowne, If Nigeria was as hard as you make out, why are u still in the country and trying to help others to get out?  |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Chelsea, At The Verge Of Losing The Fa Cup! by Imani(f): 6:14pm On May 19, 2007 |
Please dont start a thread before the end of a match. Like Fergie says, Football can come back to haunt you.
PS, I am an Arsenal fan. |