AfonjaBoston:


You seem like a young person so hopefully my story will inspire you.

Back in the mid late nineties I was what they call an Efiko. My parents never had to pay for school fees it was scholarship up until my first degree

I was a staunch Deeper Life Student whose role model was Pastor W.F Kumuyi ,you can imagine what kind of person I was . I dey use hand cover book for exam I NEVER skipped any step in my life or cut corners.

I got the PTDF scholarship while in a Federal University which transformed my life and I graduated top of my class

Exactly one month after NYSC I was hired by a MNC here in Nigeria worked for a few years then the travel perks started to roll in.

Europe, Middle East and North America, then finally the Houston station and those folks refused to let me go back.

If it's not too late for you, your story can be the same. Hard work, diligence, self-respect and above all believe in God then you will be whatever you wanna be without cutting corners

. . . But if it is too late for you my dear I am sorry na your destiny but the best you can do is copy my testimony make a 2'×3' poster out of it and place on the wall to use as an inspiration for your kids

You will thank me later

Mad man...
but honestly you try ooo....

seyewest:


Mad man...
but honestly you try ooo....

A lot of folks do not know that Nigeria actually works. I went to Federal schools all my life and from an early age my parents will always tell us if we set ourselves to stand out we will NEVER have to lobby for anything in Nigeria and its the true story

Even today I still see folks in this same naija, young educated and super brilliant from indigent and poor backgrounds with almost better story than mine and they doing great


Not all these japa nonsense that kids and adults are now involved in


Go the the Midwest you will see Yoruba women who have big businesses in Eko working "under the table" in factories.

It is sick to watch them Bad mouth their home country .you tell me how this person or group of people excel ? There are so many young people like that hopeless and scattered all over the USA

It makes me sick

I never miss an opportunity to be in Nigeria it is my first home and will always be. I come here every year and I see a steady progress.

I won't think twice to be back fully in naija. I envy you folks, you eat green and fresh straight from the ground, happy people even when suffering and that breath of air and noise that this is home

In Sound Sultan's voice;

"Ajo o dabile ee
No matter where u go, make u try come back area o"

I refuse to be an akata in my fatherland
I am first proudly naija before any second home till I die!

For those going for medical reasons and so,i would encourage you to try going to Canada. I just got back and i am so amazed at the treatment and service I received. The prices were also decent compared to what I used to pay in the US. Thank you very much for my visa denial cos it just opened my eyes to canadian healthcare . Goodluck to everyone.

AfonjaBoston:


You seem like a young person so hopefully my story will inspire you.

Back in the mid nineties I was what they call an Efiko. No be now whey My brain done they retire. Old age and hyperactive children that won't let me rest
My parents never had to pay for school fees it was scholarship up until my first degree

I was a staunch Deeper Life Student whose role model was Pastor W.F Kumuyi ,you can imagine what kind of person I was . I dey use hand cover book for exam I NEVER skipped any step in my life or cut corners.

I got the PTDF scholarship while in a Federal University which transformed my life and I graduated top of my class

Exactly one month after NYSC I was hired by a MNC here in Nigeria worked for a few years then the travel perks started to roll in.

Europe, Middle East and North America, then finally the Houston station and those folks refused to let me go back.

If it's not too late for you, your story can be the same. Hard work, diligence, self-respect and above all believe in God then you will be whatever you wanna be without cutting corners

. . . [/b]But if it is too late for you my dear I am sorry na your destiny but the best you can do is copy my testimony make a 2'×3' poster out of it and place on the wall to use as an inspiration for your kids[b]

You will thank me later

Lol

Beautyaddy:


Not true.

Those that are facing the challenge to go through the marriage route are either not meeting the right person to have such a relationship with or are just too clumsy.

Either way, there are more successful marriages of such.

Imagine going on a date and the first question they ask you is do you have GC?? It annoying tbvh

jj17cv:
Ilegal immigrants will never stop not only American all over the world .. .look naija goverment with all the money we have they hardly pay 100$ minimum wage ...You are advice conductor way just collect USA visa to come back home

funny enough Nigeria doesnt top chart of country who misuse their visas country like
China
Philippine
Britain
Cuba nd many more
Mexican people I know in the state doesn't have international passport talk less of saying Visa. Most of em fly fence.

Spanishmilf:
Imagine going on a date and the first question they ask you is do you have GC?? It annoying tbvh

Next time get up and walk out. That person will respect you more. It is subtle profiling .

Somebody before you done shit for church

WOW Happy to hear this kind of story it inspire one

AfonjaBoston:


You seem like a young person so hopefully my story will inspire you.

Back in the mid nineties I was what they call an Efiko. No be now whey My brain done they retire. Old age and hyperactive children that won't let me rest
My parents never had to pay for school fees it was scholarship up until my first degree

I was a staunch Deeper Life Student whose role model was Pastor W.F Kumuyi ,you can imagine what kind of person I was . I dey use hand cover book for exam I NEVER skipped any step in my life or cut corners.

I got the PTDF scholarship while in a Federal University which transformed my life and I graduated top of my class

Exactly one month after NYSC I was hired by a MNC here in Nigeria worked for a few years then the travel perks started to roll in.

Europe, Middle East and North America, then finally the Houston station and those folks refused to let me go back.

If it's not too late for you, your story can be the same. Hard work, diligence, self-respect and above all believe in God then you will be whatever you wanna be without cutting corners

. . . But if it is too late for you my dear I am sorry na your destiny but the best you can do is copy my testimony make a 2'×3' poster out of it and place on the wall to use as an inspiration for your kids

You will thank me later

Spanishmilf:
Imagine going on a date and the first question they ask you is do you have GC?? It annoying tbvh

lol!...Has it come to that?

SmartKitty:

More than I am thinking? I believe statistics, not forum writing.

How do you determine getting it through statistic.

It is not one those surveys question that people ask about.

AfonjaBoston:


Next time get up and walk out. That person will respect you more. It is subtle profiling .

Somebody before you done shit for church

lol!...how does such an act earn you respect

I guess you're afraid to answer the question because of guilt of being an illegal immigrant

@AfonjaBoston

So you are telling us now those folk arrange all ur level for u just cos u are a guru ....abi nah tibe tibe u finally do Looolxxx

AfonjaBoston:


You seem like a young person so hopefully my story will inspire you.

Back in the mid nineties I was what they call an Efiko. No be now whey My brain done they retire. Old age and hyperactive children that won't let me rest
My parents never had to pay for school fees it was scholarship up until my first degree

I was a staunch Deeper Life Student whose role model was Pastor W.F Kumuyi ,you can imagine what kind of person I was . I dey use hand cover book for exam I NEVER skipped any step in my life or cut corners.

I got the PTDF scholarship while in a Federal University which transformed my life and I graduated top of my class

Exactly one month after NYSC I was hired by a MNC here in Nigeria worked for a few years then the travel perks started to roll in.

Europe, Middle East and North America, then finally the Houston station and those folks refused to let me go back.

If it's not too late for you, your story can be the same. Hard work, diligence, self-respect and above all believe in God then you will be whatever you wanna be without cutting corners

. . . But if it is too late for you my dear I am sorry na your destiny but the best you can do is copy my testimony make a 2'×3' poster out of it and place on the wall to use as an inspiration for your kids

You will thank me later

I admire you. Thank you for sharing. I am in Dallas but travel to Houston sometimes, good place to live.

flourishing247:

Most recent visas now come with a clause "no change of status". Our people still ignore it and think they can play the system.

Yes. And POE has a stamp no change of status, giving 30 days stay.

Beautyaddy:


lol!...how does such an act earn you respect

I guess you're afraid to answer the question because of guilt of being an illegal immigrant

You be Johnny just come and never sabi anything

No individual has the right to ask about your immigration status except of course jobs, law enforcement and statutory institutions

Continue to accept the norm na people like una oyinbos dey call dumbos and naija dem dey call olodo

AfonjaBoston:


You be Johnny just come and never sabi anything

No individual has the right to ask about your immigration status except of course jobs, [b]law enforcement [/b]and statutory institutions

Continue to accept the norm na people like una oyinbos dey call dumbos and naija dem dey call olodo

In fact, not all law enforcement (including police) is empowered to ask for immigration status.
To butress your point about opportunities, I will encourage smart hardworking Nigerian youth who are excelling in their feild to explore the O1a visa category which is a dual intent visa that easily translates into a Green Card. By nature of my job, I have succesfully recruited and filed for a couple of Africans (one Nigerian included) in this category. There are always opportunities for smart hardworking people.

AfonjaBoston:
I never miss an opportunity to be in Nigeria it is my first home and will always be. I come here every year and I see a steady progress.

I won't think twice to be back fully in naija. I envy you folks, you eat green and fresh straight from the ground, happy people even when suffering and that breath of air and noise that this is home

In Sound Sultan's voice;

"Ajo o dabile ee
No matter where u go, make u try come back area o"

I refuse to be an akata in my fatherland
I am first proudly naija before any second home till I die!

Bro you're not far from the truth, I believe in this country and I know it will work according to my faith in this country, Nigeria will work in my life time and it's the reason why I'm doing my little bit to show the good and sweet side of Nigeria.

jj17cv:
@AfonjaBoston

So you are telling us now those folk arrange all ur level for u just cos u are a guru ....abi nah tibe tibe u finally do Looolxxx

If you're special, the world will work for you.

seyewest:

Bro you're not far from the truth, I believe in this country and I know it will work according to my faith in this country, Nigeria will work in my life time and it's the reason why I'm doing my little bit to show the good and sweet side of Nigeria.

2020 nd u still believe in Nigeria lol
Now VAT increase from 5% to 8%, the poor pay taxes while the rich embezzle it.
You get US visa stamp on your passport that why you talk like this. If you no get or if SARS Don stop you before you hate in Nigeria will grow stronger.

Day by day

SmartKitty:

Yes. And POE has a stamp no change of status, giving 30 days stay.

The normal lengthy of stay granted is usually six months.How did you come about 30 days stay?Unless its a single entry visa

AfonjaBoston:


You seem like a young person so hopefully my story will inspire you.

Back in the mid nineties I was what they call an Efiko. No be now whey My brain done they retire. Old age and hyperactive children that won't let me rest
My parents never had to pay for school fees it was scholarship up until my first degree

I was a staunch Deeper Life Student whose role model was Pastor W.F Kumuyi ,you can imagine what kind of person

Epic!

why is spanishmilf talking like this, Nigeria will surely get better one day, might not be in our generation but one day I assure you

hammed71:
why is spanishmilf talking like this, Nigeria will surely get better one day, [s][/s]might not be in our generation but one day I assure you[s][/s]

hammed71:
why is spanishmilf talking like this, Nigeria will surely get better one day, might not be in our generation but one day I assure you

You can just take a stroll to the job section on nairand and see how many graduate are looking for job. Make we no derail the tread

hmm, it is well but I know Nigeria will be better one day, ani that day is still coming se. don't worry God does wonders, you Will be surprised

All I have to tell you Buharists on this thread, is that, the way Embassies are treating us as at this day is a direct reflection of the hopes and prospects of that dream Nigeria we all have, basically. Deceive yourselves all you will. A brighter Nigeria post GMB is gonna be a lot of work no doubt!

As long as e no kill una, e no go fit still kill us. Abi una get special market, roads, schools, hospitals, electricity, etc wey una dey use wey different from the ones wey the rest of us dey use? You lot know the pains you'd never admit in the open for that FAILURE, you'd prefer to rather pretend, suffering and smiling, hoping for one elusive future of a better Naija!

I have noticed that all of us that know we can easily jettison Naija and run off when the chips are down actually make up the bulk of those with these false hopes, it's a bad one please. I can afford to do much for my family if push comes to shove, I have prepared the grounds for them, I have paid some reasonable dues for their future, they may not even be needing me that much, but how about the generality of our people? Oh, please! Please all of you, please!!!

@omobendel you're very right

TheEnforcer:
The normal lengthy of stay granted is usually six months.How did you come about 30 days stay?Unless its a single entry visa

No. Normal stay is from few days up to 6 Months. If the Immigration Officer see the person as a possible overstay or just see it's not necessary for 2 days conference to stay 6 months, or in the previous visit this person stayed 6 months or extended his/her stay for 6 months more, or IO suspects you come, stay 4-6 months working illegally, then come back again and again, or sometimes they follow the US government untold policy - reduce the tourists stay, send back 30%-40% African visitors, etc., then there is No Admission or the 30 days admission and the stamp No AOS. I don't know how many possibilities they have but I saw the admission stamp 30 days, 60 days and 6 months (it says from this to that date) and I saw No AOS stamp too. Usually No AOS stamp is given to a tourist visiting his/her fiance(e), sometimes parent of US citizen or anybody IO believes they can stay and fix AOS inside US.

seyewest:

Bro you're not far from the truth, I believe in this country and I know it will work according to my faith in this country, Nigeria will work in my life time and it's the reason why I'm doing my little bit to show the good and sweet side of Nigeria.

Hmmm... you're right though.

However, your Abuja connect might a times try to cover-up the real challenges that people who don't live in Abuja are really facing.

@seyewest
Pls don't give us fake hope even our President dey fly out for medication ....hah naija we need youth President not old cango