Its a small world we live in indeed.

Fellow nairalanders, it's my birthday today. Help me thank God for the gift of another year and the grace for more successful years...

musicwriter:
I have no idea how traveling to the US is such a big achievement to be celebrated 30 years after.

Ok Na

What will u be remembered for?

tpiah01:



You should apologise to the victims of what you are joking about, it's unfortunate there is no judge to caution you, which is why you see rape as a laughing matter.

Anyway, God dey.

I just pity the men who are falsely accused of rape while your type roams free.

Hmn Madam tpiat01, long time. How every every?

charix:
He knows what he'd suffer if he was still back home so he's forever grateful for the day. The ones back home shouting 'I love my country' are those who can't gather enough money to escape.

A small world it is

Una dey see am?

Dis woman for England embassy for Togo here no gree gimme visa for 2 times now.. Upon say all my documents and details dey accurate and complete..

One day I go travel go this England, if I catch am ehnn na only God know wetin 2 of us go do

Pipo just dey wicked for fancy

musicwriter:
I have no idea how traveling to the US is such a big achievement to be celebrated 30 years after.

Appreciating someone who served as the gate to wherever you are in life is no crime.

Let's learn to be thankful,grateful and appreciative for both molehill and mountain blessings.

ALAYORMII:
Small world

Na small world, shey you fit trek am?

Abegi no be only... This world too big make I tell you infact the size Na extra excessively excessive excess large XXXXL

*sips dogonyaro and okpete

The lady is also proud that the guy became an assert to their country rather than a liability...

tpiah01:



You should apologise to the victims of what you are joking about, it's unfortunate there is no judge to caution you, which is why you see rape as a laughing matter.

Anyway, God dey.

I just pity the men who are falsely accused of rape while your type roams free.

Stop overflogging it

tpiah01:


let's stop joking about rape.

were you raped?

EbolaParasite:


Actually, it was a lot easier to get a visa in 1984. You'd have to be really wayward to get a refusal. Back then life was still correct in Nigeria. People actually used to send money from Nigeria to sustain those in the USA unlike the reverse we have today. Good to appreciate the woman but it wasn't a big deal back then.

Your comment reminds me of the time I heard an elder describe how he got US visa in 1982. Cheap, simple, no issues.

Of course...back then the country people wanted to go to was the UK. US was not ''that popular''

In those three decades their country moved forward while our country moved backward.

Nice one

Chai chineke God, dis reminds me when Nigeria was nigeria, indeed there was a country

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Mcowubaba:
What about those who rejected many Nigerians VISA

Dunno.

xtervaganza:
Was I raped?

And there's another one.

cbrass:


Stop overflogging it

And another.

You folks will soon get a thread.

This is why I have my doubts about the usefulness of internet anonymity.

Tpave:
Hmn Madam tpiat01, long time. How every every?

Is there a reason why male nlers keep quoting that particular post of mine while ignoring the person actually joking about rape?

itstpia8:


And there's another one.

I asked a question

Good

Such is life.

Rubbish! is it the visa or America that made him successful?...without his artistic skills he would have been a taxi driver and if unlucky would been dead by now don't ask me how, ask those hard working Nigerians who met cold death in doing a honest job in America. It is sad because for every 50 Nigerian lives that get cut short or destroy we hear one good story.....Tell me 1/50 is A1 and I'll celebrate with you.

OK

musicwriter:
I have no idea how traveling to the US is such a big achievement to be celebrated 30 years after.

You will not understand until you leave Nigeria.

beautyerhu86:



You will not understand until you leave Nigeria.

Do all Nigerians agree with you?

EbolaParasite:


Actually, it was a lot easier to get a visa in 1984. You'd have to be really wayward to get a refusal. Back then life was still correct in Nigeria. People actually used to send money from Nigeria to sustain those in the USA unlike the reverse we have today. Good to appreciate the woman but it wasn't a big deal back then.

I was denied in 1986 and I wasn't wayward.

No worries I'm a USC now. Gods time is the best

Thank you Mr. Johnson, wherever you are now.

EgunMogaji:


I was denied in 1986 and I wasn't wayward.

No worries I'm a USC now. Gods time is the best

Thank you Mr. Johnson, wherever you are now.

Doesn't mean anything. Maybe you were, maybe you were not. Acceptance is not expected to be 100%.
You are now a USC right? Guess their decision was right at the time since you obviously had immigrant intent.

dinggle:
Rubbish! is it the visa or America that made him successful?...without his artistic skills he would have been a taxi driver and if unlucky would been dead by now don't ask me how, ask those hard working Nigerians who met cold death in doing a honest job in America. It is sad because for every 50 Nigerian lives that get cut short or destroy we hear one good story.....Tell me 1/50 is A1 and I'll celebrate with you.

Stop being ignorant. There are people that are successful and those that are not. Assuming he would have been unsuccessful without his artistic skills is downright myopic. He could have gone to school or improved himself one way or another. For every unsuccessful "taxi driver" as you claim, there are 3 or more successful accountants, engineers, doctors etc.