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lanrewajew: First Logic Ikeja

lanrewajew: Hello Justwise,

I am yet to receive my toefl certificate after giving the exam in early march. The school insist on seeing my certificate before issuing cas.
What am I going to do? My bank statement is ready and all I'm waiting for is the ets to answer me.
What step should I take now? Time is a luxury I can't afford now.
Tnx

Oluwajemberun: They were poor only way 2 survive is 2 sleep wit men nd use 2 train up her young ones nd d family. Unfortunely she met a based london guy who just landed nd they ave been datin each oda 4 2 weeks nd d guy but ha a suv jeep wen is time 4 d guy 2 go bck he called d girl 2 sleep wit his cherish dog nd she did nt know dat she was u 2 renew his money. Afta sum days she felt sick nd die

andrewza: There crops and machinery where being stolen (they did not get any payment) by government thugs that would kill them. So yes they destroyed there own property there is no crime in what they did.


If zim had gone willing seller method there would be no problem. I have nothing against land reform but the method zim chose was what destroyed them.

sanadeb001: Please if you are using your NECO please take you birth certificate along and a scratch card or probably send them your transcript and a letter from ministry of education approving Neco as a criteria for university admission. That just my opinion. Neco or no Neco he who God as destined to be given visa will surely be given

Stantiques: NO neco not accepted , just waec . U can go with the Cert not statement of result .

oyejohn: Hello Justwise am going to submit my application for a student visitor visa tomorrow thanks for all the advice Bless you I am certain I would have goodnews to share with you when next I write bless you

NuNu08: Gdday evry1.......i need urr advice onn what toooo dooo,,m self employd with a̶̲̥̅ certified certificate 4rm CAC of my provision store,gd Acc,& m gettin a̶̲̥̅n invitation letter 4rm my cousin i̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̥̅̊ da UK...watt ® my chances & watt oda documnts D̶̲̥̅̊Õ̳͡ i need!

careytommy: This is the beginning of the end for israel. If you don't blow your trumpet, no one else would do it for you. African press and generally the media need to continously broadcast these discriminately acts being perpetrated by the israeli nation with full public suppot and collaboration by their people.

rockiedink: i

its still 0-0. No mind those busybody BBC goonies...

But so far, the Flames of Malawi have begun very brightly...in contrast to the Not-So-SUPER Eagles...

rockiedink: You are drunk right?

1acre: I have a 6 month old visa, that will expire on the 3rd of July. I am presently in the UK, since the 5th of June. I told the border control that I will be here for ten days, but I think I will be here uptill a 2nd of July. Which is a day before the visa expires. My question, I hope there will be no form of trouble , that may arise at my exit or on renewal. Since I told them when I was coming in that I will be here for 10days, but then stayed up to a month.

Please I need a quick response, so that I will know what to do before the 10th day of my visit.

Please treat as urgent.

doctokwus: Moderator dat doesn't check facts b4 posting,just to make frontpage.Besides ur untoward obsession wt postin anything,many irrelevant on d frontpage,u are now adding blunders.In an ideal setting,u wud @least av gone on suspension 4 dis gaffe.
Do correct ursef,d killed p/keepers were frm NIGER,not NIGERia.Rubbish

Musyus: What i'm saying in essence is that can i get a passport now and travel later or it will take up to how many months or years before it can be expired. Pls, I need your elaborative emphasis on this topic and your comments will be highly appreciated by me. Thank you very much.

timmy1999: I got a message today that I have one new nairaland pm..for over 2wks now its been unchecked..I don't know how I can check it since nairalnad doesn't have inbox. How will I check it..I have try all mean..what I see is dismiss..and if I click it..I won't get d message

omorooney: Anybody with info on how I can get international passport in lagos at a cheaper prize should tell me and the prize.nairaland oni baje o

Musyus: Pls, I want the entire house (Nairalanders) to advise on this topic that how advisable is it for somebody who has never travelled in his life to get a passport at hand before proccessing any travelling at all. So, follow me on this topic and your comment wouild be very much appreciated by me. Thanks and God bless.

thebaft: Dear Justwise,

Thank you very much for comments. They are noble yet naive. I narrated my experience at the NIS combined with comments of the people who narrated their experiences while waiting to collect their passports. I am not a crusader going around glorifying corruption, but I do tell a good story as it happened or was told to me.

Your quest to not glorify corruption in Nairaland is commendable but you cannot deny the fact that corruption is still exists. Nairaland may be seen as an utopia of some sort, but that is not the case in the REAL world.

I tell you what... You should start a thread called, "Obtaining a passport in Nigeria ... Please share your experiences", so we can have a candid view from other Nairalanders.

Dear all,

As a result of the high respect that I have for Justwise, I will respect his stand on the matter and refrain from making any further comments on this thread.

Thank you all.

cheikh: justwise


@^^ . I will not indulge you nor give my identity away on this forum about what I know, since you have already assumed that I know nothing about the Lancaster House Agreement. Ok Mr know it all and open mind so be it .

cheikh: justwise


@^^ where do you get your South African "land-redistribution peacefully" facts from? Have the full and complete "land redistribution" taken place in South Africa? Why do you think there is so much restiveness in South Africa but for Mandela's presence/intervention the place could have blown up. There are so much unfinished business in Africa especially in South Africa. Please do not mistake the relative "peace" as something to be proud of nor to rejoice in. Find out from the knowledgeable (Africans) indigenes, how they feel about the whole charade. Nigerians will never understand the impact of "apartheid" on the people hence they think about South Africa and the rest of Africa the way they do. Nigerians are inherently lazy, lacking in knowledge(politically) about other parts of Africa. Please, read up on the Lancaster House Agreement on Zimbabwe before making uninformed decision about Mugabe. Nigeria is no better either. South African economy has always been "healthy" since apartheid era so do not be fooled. Ask the Africans the owners of the land if the economy is "healthy" for them.

DC Trendy: I dont know what you guys re saying but the topic of this thread says:

Travel To Belgium The Easy Way? I mean as @ 6.04pm, Friday 8th June, 2012!!

timmy1999: Just. Check the guy topic travel to belgium easy way..and he's saying something else

elari: . . . The dude is angry. He thought someone wanted to let him in on an easy way to pursue his long awaited belgium waka.

timmy1999: Just. Check the guy topic travel to belgium easy way..and he's saying something else

talktolaranow: @justwise,pls I am a current serving batch A youth corps member and I plan to apply for UK visit visa in July.A friend of mine wld be inviting me and he wld be sponsoring the trip,he wld also send all necessary docs like utility bills,mortgage acct,data page of his passport etc.I just want to know the documents I need to provide from my own end to make the application.I wld be getting a letter from my PPA though stating that I'm allowed to travel for a certain period.

Vicjustice: You stand a 98% chance of visa refusal because, you obviously do not meet the requirement for tourist visa: you do not have a job nor do you have a good financial standing, also, you are a fresh school graduate: besides, your host-to-be is only "a friend" How would you convince the Visa Officer that you have something to return home for? My friend, you'd only loose your money