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henroo2003:
55078975FD, no result yet

Claroo:
It would affect you in camp. So try get a letter of reference 4rm your skool 'TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' stating dat u are a student/graduate of d skool.

searching4love:




I WILL NEVER BLAME ANY MAN WHO BEATS HIS WOMAN. WOMEN ARE NATURALLY STUBBORN AND GOD MADE THEIR DISOBEDIENCE SIMILAR TO THAT OF A GOAT. YOU NEED TO BELT THEM AND NOT JUST BELT BUT THE IRON BUCKLES WILL RESTORE STUBBORN GIRLS TO DEFAULT

Tolzeal:
At most 2k5

RevDesmondJuju:
The late Oba was a reformist. I am sure this is contrary to his wishes.

RevDesmondJuju:
If so e be like say heads don complete wey dey one use bury am.

sod09:
exactly I was in Benin last year DEC.....no drainage at all water logged road in a capital city is very bad.....I never liked d man b4 even during his NLC days..
short ugly and black like devil

lalavita:
Hi Joythah, for the Canadian consulate typically any "letter" is retained by them while documents are returned. You mentioned SOP, guarantors letter, letter of intro etc... sure these were addressed to them or titled "to whom it may concern" and in this case...it is them it concerns . Sure your documents such as bank statements were returned...right?
I am sure of all this because I have a Canadian visitors visa which I applied for by paper and same thing happened to me in terms of docs and letters.

About your rejection. Sorry. Since purpose of visit was the only item ticked, how relevant is the training to your current job?
Even if they did not mention it, it also know they are big on travel history and home ties for short term visa. All the best. You can try reapplying.

loladeoye:
when did u submit ?

worry359:
Another common reason for documents to be held is that the visa officer suspects that they are fake.

loladeoye:
[quote author=Joythah
sorry about the delay. Did u guys do upfront medicals ? And when did u submit ?

kuntash:
in as much as I personally condemn this act of beating the woman by the husband... but putting the picture and this story online would not yield anything good let alone settlement between them.

yes, once in while things does get outa hand in marriages, the most important thing is fixing ... perhaps there are kids involved between two of them... if the Man sees or hear about this , I wonder how he would feel

kuntash:
in as much as I personally condemn this act of beating the woman by the husband... but putting the picture and this story online would not yield anything good let alone settlement between them.

yes, once in while things does get outa hand in marriages, the most important thing is fixing ... perhaps there are kids involved between two of them... if the Man sees or hear about this , I wonder how he would feel

ionsman:
Iyobs7....There is something called continuity.....Before oshiomhole came into power,Edo state was nothing to write home about. ..Now,Edo is the way it is because of oshiomhole.
There is no way,I repeat no way oshiomhole can repair all the roads in Benin. Thats where continuity comes into play.If Igbinedion had found it necessary to do anything in Edo state,oshiomhole would have consolidated on it but hey, he had to start from the scratch.
Oshiomhole has tried to an extent,this isn't hearsay, am an Edo indigene.What we are praying for is for a successor who would consolidate on what he has done.
Thanks.

adorable29:
No wahala! Am busy now. But am gonna take a picture of that road and post it here for all to see. And yes I ll go that far to expose political liars like you who are hell bent on destroying this country by refusing to play fair!

fineguy11:
which fed govt propertymust u comment becox others re commentingdat property belongs to the state govt and not fed govt,...the court ruled in favour of edo state govt....

harev16:
This is your justification?
You should be ashamed to argue like this

harev16:
Guess your paymaster didn't tell you the case is currently in the appeal court... The governor took over 300 thugs and police men to the residents at 7pm on Monday to perpetrate this evil act... Tens of houses were destroyed, all belonging to the university of Benin.