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ajasa4link: @eldee this French is specially for u: la brain a la commot!....I just checked the list of 21 richest men in Nigeria and guess what,eldee and wizkid are not there,yet they go about calling other people broke...Smh...

Only 21? I just checked the list of 10,000 richest men and their names aren't there.

First world means developed countries.

LOL It's on live streaming mumu.

Urine: What exactly did he say?

In summary, he said his mentors, some government officials from the first world and security officials from the first world have told him to keep quiet & say nothing but he is a Pastor and he has to say something so he is currently consulting with them to come out with a robust reply.

Wow he just talked about it after the sermon. He didn't admit to it or deny it.

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Thanks a lot for all your help on this thread.

Hello everyone, I'm new here but I need your help. I got an admission for advanced diploma in Canada so I want to go to Ghana to apply for the student permit considering the fact that it doesn't take too long and applying now in Nigeria might be too late for September entry and I don't want to defer. I checked the CIC website and found out Ghana doesn't serve Nigeria for study permit but it also said one can apply there as long as one can proof one's legal entry into Ghana. so I got really confused and I will like to know if anyone as applied there before? Please help, I need replies ASAP. Thanks

inspired_m: I cant wait to Cruise it Before You Madam.

Do you check your sales@BLOCKED email at all? I've emailed you since morning and waiting for a reply. I need a quote.

prince_onx: You need to look/read very closely! There was no single recist comment there!

Maybe it has been removed but when I read it earlier, I saw this comment: "153 less scammers!"
Not racist but stereotypical, offensive and insensitive.

shymmex: I'm a full blooded Nigerian guy; born in Lagos, but left for the UK when I was 4-5 - and I have lived here since then. Though, I've lead 90% of my life in London, but I still consider myself a Nigerian. I speak both pigeon English and Yoruba language fluently; and I know Nigerian history, cultures and traditions better than a lot of Nigerians that have never left Nigeria. I just find it condescending and naive when I meet "fresh" Nigerians, and they tell me I'm not Nigerian enough, or I'm a "Jamo". I also remember the first time I applied for a Nigerian passport at the Nigerian High Commission in London; the guy over there told me I wasn't Nigerian; despite having full Nigerian names, and speaking Yoruba to him.

I just can't understand why most Nigerians are like this.

Made in Lagos,

NaijaBoy!

Hi shymmex, I'm asking this politely: Please what is the point (or KOKO if you say you understand Yoruba) of this post?
Thank you.

Can I just say that the 'Kanu Heart Foundation' route is not as easy as people are saying here. Someone I knew couldn't get the much needed help from them. Though this case has been exposed as a scam, I just felt the need to still give this information for future purposes.

Link please.

I think I'm lost. So what is the total cost so far?

Oh my God! I thought this kind of thing died with the 90s or early noughties, when the UIs and OAUs of this world still had a little bit of prestige left! These schools are pretty much the same these days! Like someone said earlier, if you want to go to a 'heavyweight' school, you need to be in Harvard, Oxford, Cambridge,etc. You will realise in future that there's no difference between Naija schools, especially if you go abroad for Masters. So stay in OOU and don't waste a whole year!

Hot-Angel, how are you doing? I was moved by your story when you posted it months ago and you've just stuck to my mind since then. There's no email address to contact you and I've googled "Lizzy hot-angel" "Elizabeth hot-angel" etc to see if it would take me to your facebook page or twitter to catch up with you (Shame I don't know your surname). Just want to know that you are doing ok. Please log in and say so. Would also like you to drop your email address (just to mail you occasionally to ask how you are doing). Thanks.

I'm really interested. Can you please send me more pics to labisi_bimbo@yahoo.co.uk? or post them here if you can't? Thanks.

1.2m?

1.5m. Serious offer.

Hello, can anyone tell me why the UK visa appeals process thread was locked? Anyway, I just want to thank Omo_Tier1 for his useful contributions on that thread. The Adminstrative Review was successful for the person I was enquiring on behalf of. We acted purely based on all the info provided on that thread and UKBA reconsidered. E se gannnnn.
You can merge this topic onto that. Just don't understand why it's locked.

One_Naira:
Are you serious? na joke una come dey joke right? I posted about 5 of them with little to zero makeup on. The present girl had no makeup on in that picture. Deleted them on the account of I don't trust Nigerians, 419ers luke on this site too but anyway I'll repeat the ones with little to zero makeup on again, will delete them later. The first girl just woked up when that picture was taking.  I'm unsure why the you two girls want to get into the comparison, I have no beaf with you, neither do I have beaf with Nigerian girls totally, na that zendaya nicca who called me out I have beaf with.

https://i1134.photobucket.com/albums/m617/photobucket398/186640_507052692_1648938_n.jpg

This girl just woke up? I guess she goes to bed with make-up on then! And she's not even fine, I'm sorry. There are some fine girls in your list but def. not this one.

Princek12:
Judging her by Nigerian standards, I think she is very, very fine. Maybe only 1/ 10,000 Nigerian girls look that fine. I am sure that is why she made front page.

However, judging her by international standards, I think she is still fine, but just averagely fine.

But I have to credit the girl for looking that good without any make up. That is pure naturally beauty, at least facially.

For me, I would have to see her body before I give her a full thumbs up.

You are very wicked for the bolded part lol. In a world of over-madeup and over-photoshopped 'beauties' she is a breath of fresh air. You don't see many ladies who naturally look this good and I'm not talking about Nigeria only! I imagine her professionally taken, airbrushed photographs would look even better than the ones posted by One Naira.

One_Naira:
I never said all the girls I dated where top-models did I? He challenged me just because I wasn't following the masses salivating over the girl OP posted therefore I posted pictures of girls I've dated. Since he wants to compare, let us compare. In actuality, you are wrong most of the girls I dated are Nigerians. 8 were Nigerians, 2 are latina and the present one is biracial.

I agree with tpia. The girls you posted are heavily made up so we cannot compare. You'd have to post pics of your girls with little or no makeup before a fair comparison can be made.

enorh:
It is not amebo its the truth

Just a 'young girl'. No link and no name?

Hello Omo_Tier1, thanks for your useful contributions to this thread. Please do you have any idea of the current wait times for Administrative Review and Appeals? Thanks

Which money he get sef?

I wouldn't want to have that kind of man as a father anyway. What kind of man would call himself 'Prophet Dr Jurisprudence' and change his name from 'Akinsanya' to 'D'Akisanya-Arkinsanya (IV)'? Clearly a delusional lunatic.

Hi Siena, I hope you will read this though this is an old thread. I see you are in London. Is it something you would consider doing if someone brought a car to you in London and paid for the conversion?

Women do it all the time and it's not necessarily because the guy is a billionaire or whatever. Did Regina Askia not give up acting too? Is her husband a billionaire? And Victoria Inyama. And many others like that.

Although to answer your question, it's a No for me. It's not something I would do. I don't like my Mother's experience with regards to giving up her career for her man.

I wish to express my heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of Bawomolo. Sun re o.