₦airaland Forum

SKYPO:
I must say very big thanks to the house for the good work well done.
i have my OND and intend to further more in USA. but i have two questions to ask the house especially people with experience ,

1. what is the chances of getting a visa when you apply for a community college?. does it mean one could be denied a visa if its community college.

2. what is the chance of getting a visa if your sponsor is a citizen of usa. (who happens to be cousin).
the school in question is same sch my cousin attended then.


una responses will be highly appreciated. thanks

@^^^^ in ur interest, both options r detrimental to ur chance of getting a visa. u hv an OND, y community college?it will appear as if u r trying to migrate under the guise of a student.secondly, it doesnt matter if ur sponsor is here in US but please include a 9ja sponsor cos their mentality as regards US sponsor is dat"wat if he/she is no more capable of sponsoring u?" so be wise and do d right thing bro. only after then, visa is guaranteed
hope dat helps

lovemoi2:
[size=18pt]have suxes finnally gone to ah-me-ri-cah[/size]

just checking, by the way so many new peeps in here
naija go soon empty

hahahahah lovemoi2 . like u dnt knw suxes.
he's no more living the american dream
no worry we go dey plenty for 9ja

jaysan82:
i think both parties enjoy kissing depending on how experienced they both are.however folks,beware of halitosis

which one be dat again ooooo!!!!!!

Moyola:
Dunno

u shld knw na u no like am? or u nvr do am b4?

I love kissin especially with a gurl dat has lustrous and succulent lips coupled with thick jugs, arrestive nhipples n a mild skin OMG!!!! i go turn to mario for days

Enjoyment1:
It might not be Ibori (as his case is directly handled in Abuja) and just might not be Ogbulafor (as it is ICPC that is handling his case). As for Ogbulafor, he was so bold today at the court in Abuja. In fact, his legal team had to address the Press men there that, their client as all can see is innocent. He came to the court by himself. He went to the court, and had to show himself to the Public. In fact, ICPC left in shame!. They made no comment, and quietly left, as the court staff were on strike.

court on strike? only in 9ja

Ibori n ogbulafor @work again

Enjoyment1:
to slap (I meant to serve ) Nigeria with all my strenght . This country will never seize to amaze me. Why legal department? EFCC should search themselves, there is a Judas amongst them.

yes u r ryt.Thats d 1st thing dat comes to mind.its d handwork of an insider, chikena

Cappadona123:
@nethacker.Incha allah and i promise to take u on a ride on my robinson R-22 or R-44 maybe to Zaria or Birnin Gwari,i hope u wont b scared with my acrobatic,haha.Sky is the limit!!!

I am not in Nigeria oooo but hv tasted a bit of airforce sky operations b4 in zaria NDA so i wont be scared if i were around.

snowdrops:
A leopard can never change its spots. The only thing IBB and his ilk are good at is corruption and chaos.

as if u read my mind

lets wait n see wat foolish metal-gong will say cos IBB feeds his family so he can die for him

Cappadona123:
@nethacker.Nagode sosai and kip d gud work bro.I came 1st in an aviation test conducted by my sponsor dats y they wana spönsor me 4my PPL(Private pilot).Pls which is beta btw abuja and lagos?Safety above all!!!

@ d bolded part, make sure u include the letter of the award. both locations are good , it depends on u n how u can make them believe u, trust me ,disregard the consular post n work on ur confidence, u will get it even if na obama himself come interview

Cappadona123:
@nethacker.I have I-20 frm universal helicopters,Marriage cert,Sevis receipt,tax clearance,study leave leta 4rm my present work,all letas 4rm my work,Scholarship leta frm sponsor(NGO),their statement(25mill plus),mine acct(4.01mill).Pls i wil like u to add also,i havent book my appointment,dis wk hopefully cos my wife is pregnant,dats a tie also?haha, Sky is my öffice!!!

with all these u mentioned, u hv no problem but please be confident enough to defend the statement given to u by your sponsor,have an in depth knowledge of their quotidian operation and ofcourse on wat grounds r they sponsoring u? all of these question might likely come your way.your wife is pregnant is a tie too but get her consent too(a signed letter from her,although not necessary )

luizworld:
thnks bruv, chie u don turn counsellor finish
she's a sharp gurl, i'll just make sure i drill her on how to face the consular.

drill her to gather the confidence to respond to questions.i guess u knw d likely questions n how u answer them. She must be very confident

luizworld:
,  she's 18 and she wants to study Bsc Chemical enginerring in calvin univ of liberal arts  Michigan
wht else does she need apart from finicial docs

She has a very good chance of gettin d visa especially at that age. since she has all docs, let her knw much abt the course she actually wanna go for. d school she is going to, y she chose d school n d course, of wat importance to the economy will d course be, so enlighten her on all these areas. if she is a sharp and sound girl, she will get the visa trust me

khunleah:
@steve49ja,am rilly happy 2hear d@ gud news.pls can your drop your contact.preferably your numba.@nethacker,God is in control 4 nxt week.

i gave him ur number already so dnt worry he will call u.sha be prepared n be composed n above all, be very confident,
BTW where is kenzema or wats his name?

luizworld:
sup nethhacker,
my lil sis wants to come's to US to study. she had a 60% scholarship and i dunno how to go about it. her mum's scared she might refused at the abuja embassy, because the rate of refusal @abj is on the high side,
what do u suggest i do?.are they reliable agents in Nigeria you know off or do we just apply at the lagos office instead

she need not be scared, if she is going to school, she has a chance of getting the visa only if she can be confident trust me, some1 here in this forum jst got his as we speak so the hearsay abt refusal is somewat a hype to instil fear, wat r d docs she has and wat course is she going for, lets hear the applicants details

Cappadona123:
Can sum1 pls answer my questions?

i dnt think u hv any problem if ur case is wat u presented. to begin with, wat r d docs u hv?

steve49ja:
I got it. Details coming up shortly, there's God

once u hv dat confidence as a student to talk,trust me u hv killed d consular. u r d 7th now, Khunleah where r u? its ur turn nxt week

wat is always wrong with u kosovo?
@metal-gong(foolish gong), hv u taken ur medication this morning cos i can see u r loosing it again cos of IBB.perhaps he's been d 1 paying ur tuition

The sources, who are privy to happenings in the accounts department of the commission, told our correspondent in Abuja on Sunday that the withdrawal made the electoral body's most senior officer, Mr. Philip Umeadi, to freeze the accounts on Friday.
It was learnt that cheques for the sum were backdated to cover payments for contracts and other projects by the commission.
Our sources, however, did not say who gave the directive for the issuance of the cheques and who signed them.
The former Chairman, Prof. Maurice Iwu, who was directed to proceed on pre-disengagement leave by Acting President Goodluck Jonathan, is yet to hand over to Umeadi,
One of the sources said, "The amount of money withdrawn from the commission's account in the last few days is unprecedented in the history of the commission.
"This is so because this is not an election year and we are not involved in any major contract. But now, we are almost broke due to the massive withdrawal of money."
THE PUNCH gathered that Iwu, due to complete his tenure in June, lobbied to be retained for a second tenure of five years.
The professor of Pharmacology was said to have told his close friends in the commission that since he was just going on terminal leave, he would still be accessible till June 13.
However, our correspondent gathered that there were moves by Iwu to lobby some Peoples Democratic Party governors to convince Jonathan to allow him hand over to Prince Adedeji Soyebi, a national commissioner in charge of Logistics.
Investigations on Sunday showed that while Umeadi became a national commissioner in August 2006 and is due to complete his first tenure in August 2011, Soyebi on the other hand was appointed a national commissioner in September 2007.
Before then, Soyebi was a resident commissioner in the commission and was elevated to the position of national commissioner when Mrs. Kemi Odebiyi died.
When contacted on Sunday on the alleged withdrawal of N2.8bn from INEC's account, the Director of Public Affairs, Mr. Emmanuel Umenger, politely declined comments.
Umenger had in a statement on Friday said that with Umeadi's assumption of office, the alleged vacuum in INEC's leadership had become a non-issue.
"This development should naturally put an end to insinuations from some segment of the media that there is a vacuum in the leadership of INEC at the moment," Umenger said in statement.
Cases of financial abuses involving INEC staff are pending in court, including a corruption charge against Iwu's Chief Press Secretary , Mr. Andy Ezeani.
Ezeani is facing a two-count charge of corruption at an FCT High Court, Abuja.
In the suit filed on behalf of the Federal Government by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ezeani, a deputy director with the commission, was accused of criminal misappropriation and dishonesty.
He was alleged to have fraudulently deducted N5. 9m from the N7.7m donated to the Abuja chapter of the Nigerian Union of Journalists by the commission.
Besides, the Conference of Nigeria Political Parties had last year petitioned the EFCC over an alleged N28.8bn fraud in INEC.
The coalition, in the petition, said the fraud was committed in transactions relating to the printing of ballot papers, buying of communicating gadgets, among others.
A former governor of Kaduna State and CNPP chairman, Alhaji Balarabe Musa, signed the petition.
Others signatories were Chief A. Nwodo of Progressive Action Congress; Mr. Mani Ibrahim of African Democratic Congress; Mallam Yunusa Tako of National Conscience Party; Mr. Milson Ezegwu; and Mr. Osita Okechukwu.
Detailing the allegations, the CNPP said that the commission on January 4, 2007 awarded a contract for the printing of ballot papers for the last presidential, national assembly, and governorship election to the Minting Company, Abuja at the sum of N6,580, 200,000.00.
It said that while INEC paid 80 per cent of the sum, the company failed to abide by the contractual agreement, which required it to deliver the materials within 10 weeks from the date the contract was awarded.
It explained that since the minting company had no facility to execute the contract, the INEC re-awarded the contract to some British and South Africa firms to print the same set of paper "at a much high cost."
The CNPP, in the petition said, "To our consternation, not only did the contractors default in execution of the project, indeed none was utilised for the conduct of the elections and up till date no refund of the said sum has been made to the coffers of the Federal Government of Nigeria."
On Radio equipment, the conference alleged that while a contract of N222m was awarded by INEC for the activation of existing VHF radios in the states to a favoured contractor, 'the contractor defaulted as the radios were not activated up till now. "The said sum of N222m has not been refunded," CNPP alleged.
On voters' registration, it was alleged that a contract was awarded for a supply of 33,000 units of Direct Data Capture machine at a cost of N4.95bn.
The conference further alleged that the while the term of contract was breached, the company also did not supply the actual number that it was asked to.
It said, "This led INEC to fraudulently change to laptops, commercial fingerprints and cameras and the N4.95bn unaccounted for."
Ogaju

pheonixChi:
ithink he should be killed before all the talk-talk-no-action-nigerians let him burn the nation to the ground. The reason he has the audacity to rare his ugly head is because nigerian are schitzophrenic in their thinking. I wash my hands off that country it will never change all nigerians need to stop the talk talk, luv to shout out ''great nation'' when we have fuk all to boast about. Watch out Ghana will buy that country one day

IBB will soon die like his wife watch out,

@pheonixchi, r u in PHX?

mekusxxx:
Why am I not surprised? Tajudeen Bello is Yoruba.

u this foolish goat hv started again did any1 here mention his tribe?
i Mean y cant u use ur senses sometimes?He said something stu.pid n as u can c , everybody has been criticizing him for that act frm a non-ethnic-related point of view. wat is wrong with u?

EzeUche:
For some reason I do not believe Ojukwu said this. The news in Naija cannot be trusted.

But if Ojukwu said this, it must be because he has a plan up his sleeves. Anything to spite the Yoruba I guess. The enemy of my enemy is my friend.  

But I do have to ask, what is in it for the Ndigbo? Divert funding from Lagos to Port Harcourt? Make sure the East becomes more developed than the West. If he gives reassurance then he has my vote.

u this ritualist tribalist hv started again. y cant u for once project ur comments towards solution without having its foundation frm ethnic differences. y ezeuche? Ogini?

ayettymama:
people mix success with celebrity no lets not do that- lets not talk abt those earning millions to jump arnd the court or a field or sing in an arena for 2hrs, for 2 reasons

1 there arent that many of them

2 they go for white women anyway

Succesful black women, mostly want a succesful black [/b]man-------the only problem with this is the fact that they are lookin for a needle in the haystack, if successful black men marry white women why do black women still feel the need to wait for what will never come??

In western cultures the highest proportion of black people are unemployed, are in jail, are fatherless, in foster homes, on benefits the list goes on

in the uk were talkin abt 1% of the bloody population[b] why should a[i] succesful[/i] woman sell herself short like that??

no please women need to look beyond that man, aint nothing a black man can do a white men cant in fact one date with a white dude and most black women will be very suprised--instead of these women endin up cougers or carryin loosers abt for boyfriends or baby daddies, . .thay should try it!

o ga ju

EzeUche:
Why should we claim him? The name is clearly not Igbo so no need to claim him. Let him be a credit to the whatever minority group he comes from in the Niger Delta. More kudos to him.

u r beginning to sound sensible
metal-gong where r u?

bk/babe97:
Watch the Ibos try to claim him. . . . . .

yes u r ryt, ezeuche and metal-gong

U see!!!!
Where is EzeUche and Metal-Gong(foolish gong).

chibenwa:
already she don sleep 4 thesame bed with the guy!
them don kiss even romance!!
and the guy keeps on checking on her!!!

what are u still waiting for bro?

abi ooo. me go waka go jeje, i no bad reach dat level na

SA Goddess:
Not according to the men here, it is ALL Delilah's fault and of course the man is totally innocent   

we nvr said so.all we said was dat, y must u blame d man solely for wats not his fault?the woman should be blamed too not dat its d man's fault entirely i knw women always want to hv d last say in every argument, watever a man says afterwards is d beginning of another argument

well i will get an option immediately y i go fyt for a lady i dnt trust them dat much

Missy B:
Why would she be even 1% Guilty if she's unaware the man is married?
Kill and disgrace who, for what reason?
Whoever said, the woman wooed him and he said 'No'?
Did You read the thread at all?

i read d post aunty. i only drew my points from ur analysed possibilities

metal-gong:
For you to even haul invectives on an elder statesman like Ojukwu shows that you are one of those few Igbo bastards who were born on the streets of Ijebu ode.
Do you even think that telling me that you are an Igbo man will change my perception of your mental illness?No! After all in the olden days, our fore fathers dealt with some retards and saboteurs like you by confining them in the evil forest where they belong.

shut up!shut up!! n shut up!!!!! u better slap urself back to reality from ur slumber b4 its too late.u might go with IBB

SA Goddess:
Why is the husband "quiet" if he had nothing to do with this?  He evidently went after the love-peddler,

y do u hv to translate his quietness to infidelity?

Missy B:
Trust male Chauvinists to be on the defensive, as usual.

If the Lady is unaware that the man is married - She's innocent and the man is Guilty.
If she's aware, Both of them are Guilty

Possibilities: If the man isn't 100% Guilty, he's 50%.
                The woman is either 50% guilty or [b]innocent.[/b]
Conclusion : However, In both cases, the man shares in the blame. What say Ye?

^^^ @ ur analysed possibilities, y is d woman not 100% guilty? Wat do u want the man to do ?kill her or disgrace her publicly? r u telling me dat some women r so dumb to understand a simple NO from a man?