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manGODDED:
no I didn't hire a mercenary I swear boss. In some departments students don't pay, in others some pay up to 50k. I'm serious boss.

It's understandable.

abuhusna1:
Thank u ooo I plan taking this up and sending his details to the school authority to verify his claim pointing them to his post

Sir, do NOT do that. Do not do that to that young man. Take the high road. Let it go. Let him go.

manGODDED:
Good evening everyone.. I'm a final year student of university of benin department of geology, I have a project defense on Thursday and I haven't paid for the project. Pls I don't know if you could help, it's 25k . Please . If I don't pay I'm going to have an extra year just because of project fee. Please help. I have ffrm now till Wednesday to pay up. 6235805248. Fidelity bank. I beg of you. Please

Did you hire a mercenary to complete the project? I mean, ordinarily, does a student pay for an undergraduate research project? Or you want to rephrase your statements?

xtremeTall:
Hello!!,please kindly spare your 1 minutes and advise me because i think ive been following the wrong path for 5 years...

I completed my secondary School Education in 2014 and since then I've been Applying for the Nigeria Armed forces recruitments,i had wrote their Aptitude Test Exams like 8 to 9 times before i eventually passed the Airforce Exams for 2017.

i went for their Physical screening in Kaduna,we undergo staunch health Screening."Thier medical facilities there are Top notch o"..anyway,i was disqualified for ill health reason,(i have a short sightedness),with tears in my eye i inform my Dad who had been very supportive the news.


To cut my story short,i had been doing some work i don't really like since i gave up Career in the Nigeria Armed force.I am determined to go back to the university and study Law,,i know my parents would be glad to know i had came up with this idea but I'm thinking at 23?..IS IT POSSIBLE..i need your advise pls


Mods pls help

Shaking my head! Ur just 23! And you already have strong concerns about returning to school. Smh! Smh!

I went to the university at 29. I'm done!

Spanishmilf:
Come again??

I had an interview for a US VISA.

seyewest:
what happened between 2012 to early part of 2017 till now... U.S Govt introduce new technology in deciding who enter their country, I will not go further but I know what I know.

It is possibly, highly possibly TRUE!

Can you provide more information about this system?
It would be appreciated.

AfonjaBoston:
Beat your carton chest from now till Christmas day I will not keep quiet. This is the world wide web not your living room

. . . and your Solomon self confidently sputter trash that computer devices issue visas

To be honest, it is probably TRUE. There's a certain system that they examine extremely closely during questions and answer sessions. It's probably an algorithm, some kind of software. A lot is going on on that monitor as you are done with a response and they are keying in at the keyboard, pausing intermittently, looking up at the monitor. And then,... If they are not given a definitive green light as to POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE, they ask a couple of further questions to eventually determine your status you understand?

The granting of a visa is systematic. It's based on a procedure that's digitalised---apart frm the probably--highly possible addition of VO decision making system and some psychology.

I was in there. I saw this firsthand.

wuki:
Please provide us with a little bit of a backdrop to your profile. For example, are you a first-time applicant? What's your background, etc.? It's odd, but not surprising, that you were denied no questions asked (no pun intended!) Keep in mind, the embassy/consulate conducts extensive background checks on candidates long before the interview: that data is right in front of the VO before you walk up to the window. It shouldn't surprise you why interviews last only few minutes (or seconds.) Also, by "letter" do you mean you were handed a slip? It's possible that a combination of the info you filled on your DS160 and the data they have on you may have flagged you. VO may not be obligated to ask questions after all -- just doing their job. I personally don't think you were stereotyped here; but I've never heard of an interview devoid of dialogue; that simply defeats the whole point of an in-person interview.

P.S: If it consoles you, I accompanied my folks to the consulate today and I saw a young chap who was asked just one question and after that his interview was over. At least he was asked *a* question.

Extensive background check long before the interview? How?

I thought not until you come in and hand over ur passport. Thousands of people are interviewed daily. How could a vo have conducted a background check on a particular, random individual??

Mail me ur WhatsApp no at ronnydean66@gmail.com
Thanks

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You will have to begin a new ds 160 application

Gospelozy:
Good day house. Please I need help.
I made a mistake on my already submitted ds 160 form. I mistook my intended date of arrival to departure time. Please can I still correct this
How do I go about it??
Thank you

xpresseeve:
Perhaps you may consider a grammatical UPDATE yourself!

Pay the idiot no mind, sir.

Neddstark:
Lol. If only you use the time spent waiting on updates on a beef between female employer and boss to actually UPDATE YOURSELF.

Update myself? Typical "smart Nigerians" and their I too know attitude. Have u seen me make any comment on this forum before. Some of us like to watch and laugh at the follies of supposedly smart ones like urself.

Update myself! When u know nothing.. Nothing about this person.

We are waiting for updates of the saga.. Glry, busola and jola otedola

Good morning. Airtel network has been down in Ibadan North since morning, University of Ibadan Metro.

Please do you experience the same in your locality??

I look at the body language of the US team and I see "Nigeria isn't so "big" a country. Shame.

Ogbuevi:
Bro I will be happy if you share this method of yours so we can all enjoy it too.

Me, too Abeg

ronnydean66@gmail.com

ddu:
Visa Office
High Commission of Canada
P.O.Box 1639,
42, Independence Avenue
Accra, Ghana.

Email me here sir
ronnydean66@gmail.com
Thanks

Punchng com

This involves one of our members here on nairaland. Pls mods, do the needful Lala

The police in Lagos have arraigned a website designer, Ikechukwu Iwezor, in an Igbosere Magistrate’s Court for allegedly defrauding a blogger to the tune of N1.7m. The 28-year-old Iwezor was brought before the magistrate, Mrs. F.F. George, on Monday on three counts of fraud. The police said Iwezor and the blogger, Ola Akinlayo, met on Nairaland , a social media platform, sometime in September 2015, and started a discussion on website designs. PUNCH Metro learnt that after reaching an agreement, Iwezor obtained N1.7m from the blogger for the purpose of designing a website for him. Iwezor, however, reportedly fled to Abuja after the payment. Akinlayo was said to have reported the matter to the police after efforts to get his money back proved abortive. Our correspondent learnt that Iwezor was subsequently apprehended at Sauka, Abuja. A police prosecutor, Sergeant Innocent Odugbo, who arraigned him on three counts of conspiracy, obtaining money under false pretences and stealing, told the court that the offences were punishable under sections 409, 312 (2) and 285 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011. The charges read in part, “That you, Ikechukwu Iwezor, between September 2015 and April 8, 2016 in Lagos, within the Lagos Magisterial District, did commit felony to wit: stealing and obtaining money under false pretences. “That you, with an intent to defraud, did obtain the sum of N1.7m from one Ola Akinlayo, on the pretext of helping him to design a website, a representation you knew to be false.” The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charges. His counsel, Danielle Abbe, prayed the court to grant him bail on liberal terms, adding that he was innocent until proved guilty. The presiding magistrate granted the defendant bail in the sum of N300,000, with two sureties in like sum. She added that the sureties must show evidence of three years tax clearance and present their addresses to the prosecutor for verification.