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Ok, fair enough. I cannot help but always frown at the rigorous process of fufu making, especially when it's not done for commercial purposes.
Pounded yam is even manageable, as the process isn't as long and tedious. Quantity matters, though. But again, we have yam flour to suffice for that, these days. Lol.
Don't get me wrong. I like to prepare my foods, but I don't like the idea of trying to kill myself, while at it. Wouldn't that just defeat the whole purpose of the action?

And I must tell you that you've one lonnng arsee way to go, if you truly do not know how to assemble the legendary eba.

Nah, there's nothing absurd in falling your own trees too, just cos you want a settee.

While learning to cook is a great idea, generally, learning to cook certain kinds of food isn't.

Why in the world would anyone want to learn how to make fufu, just for chops sake? This thinking might lead you to want to plant the cassava itself and even start frying garri.

binhozie: The guy looks bleeped up wearing the purple shirt

Yeah, kind of. So does the lady, if you imagine her sitting down. But they both do not look too out of sorts, when you imagine the head of a third person, sitting down, between both of them standing. Lol. Crazy stuff.

^^true that!
Seriously, I lol whenever I hear such. In the real sense, nobody actually "visits" a country for a two-year stretch.

ItsModella: 2?

The girl is wearing the purple top and leaning over the guy on black. I mixed it up at first. I thought the guy was leaning over the girl.

Your guess's as good as mine. It really should be two. Illusions for you, baby! . I have many that're even more confusing than those but..that's one party to rock another day.

Oh, here's another optical "illusion". If this isn't self-explanatory enough, then I wonder what is.

Tell me, how many people are there in the picture?

Great. But I have a collection of clearer pics that better explain optical "illusions" to a novice. (Like me somewhat, btw. Lol)
Here is one sample. And I think it has to be called "relativity" as well, cos it looks just like the example given somewhere above.

Op did NOT write this. I first read this a long time ago.

Thanks. But why don't you go to my profile right now and message me, straight away?

Not exactly. At least, not right now. Let's not talk about what could happen, though.

Enjoy your day.

Of everything to take note of! Crazy dude, you. @OP.

You. Again.
Interesting gumption, you've got going there though.

Exactly! I thought of advicing him to involve the police as regards the e-passport issue, but no need for gra gra again at this late hour. Plus, the tip he'd give to the police sef, might be more than the 20K to get a new one. Just do your think jejely and go your way jor.

Yippeee! Great news then.
Go ahead and bring back good news jor! For your sake, I will follow this thread.

Ehenn, that has been my fear. So it's really not there? That means negotiation continues. Or you find someone that's close to them that you can tip, so they can help you rummage their office or wherever to help you get these documents.
Or can anyone else give better suggestion(s), as regards this 1st notification letter thingy?

junkerhill: I said this last month bt som people chose to hush me up. Assuming there is a member of this family that is slated for interview tomoro. Your experience today could help him big tym in getting his visa granted. Its good to rejoice after interview bt dnt forget many who are relying on your experience for their own success.
Nevertheless, LERIPA, you ar still my brother and I'm still wishing you success in advance and my ears are seriously itching for your testimony.

How d'you know he scaled through? It can be hard to relay failures, you know. I pray that isn't the case though.

Husmern: aiit....thanks evry1

Anyway, the best advice I've read here so far on this issue, is that of pjogutum. Act Nigerian. Be smart. Your having that much time to take note of the CN alone, which is by far the smartest thing you have done in your visa journey, is evidence enough that they are not so wise themselves.
Yes, stolen or lost passport can be replaced, but what I don't know is how you can get the 1st notification letter as I believe it must have been replaced by the second by now. I really don't know how this works. Addy of host though, can be changed at the port of entry.
I just wish you luck jare. It is well.

This is crazy. Husmern, what if you tell them that you're no longer interested and want your passport? Will they force you to benefit from the programme?

Supernatural, baby.
Can't get enough of the Winchesters!

https://www.nairaland.com/1255801/mark-zuckerberg-visit-akwa-ibom#15213575

Great news, by the way.

Oh? And you think I'm not?
Let's resist all we want. If anything, the cosmetic surgeons have to remain in business. Lol. Seriously, one could devote all his time to watching calories and then, get hit by an airplane anyway. Scientists are the crazy bunch, that really needs to take a load off!

Hehe. All these canned speeches will get you nowhere, Crazy. Take cue from OAM4J me. Create a new one.

Lol. You must be phat.

Apples (385 grams / 13.5 oz)
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Butter (28 grams / 0.98 oz)
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Broccoli (588 grams / 20.7 oz)
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Hot Dogs (66 grams / 2.33 oz)
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Cooked Pasta (145 grams / 5.11 oz)
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Celery (1425 grams / 50.3 oz)
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Eggs (150 grams / 5.3 oz)
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Blackberry Pie (56 grams / 1.97 oz)
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Mini Peppers (740 grams / 26.1 oz)
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Chocolate Bar (41 grams / 1.45 oz)
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Chicken Sandwich (72 grams / 2.5 oz)
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Glazed doughnut (52 grams / 1.8 oz)
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Avocado (125 grams / 4.4 oz)
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M&M Candy (40 grams / 1.4 oz)
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Sliced Smoked Turkey (204 grams / 7.2 oz)
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Coca Cola (496 ml / 16.77 oz)
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Potato Chips (37 grams / 1.3oz)
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Bailey's Irish Cream (60 ml / 2.02 fl oz)
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Red Onions (475 grams / 16.75 oz)
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Peanut Butter (34grams / 1.2oz)
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Baby Carrots (570 gram / 20.1 oz)
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Puffed Rice Cereal (54 grams / 1.9 oz)
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Ketchup (226 grams / 7.97 oz)
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Grapes (290 grams / 10.2 oz)
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Dried Apricots (83 grams / 2.9 oz)
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Wheat Flour Wheat Flour (55 grams / 1.94 oz)
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Whole milk (333 ml / 11.3 fl oz)
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Balloon ball, other toys; barbie, airplane e.t.c. Fanciful hair clips and ribbons. Kiddies' little musical instruments; radio, piano, guitar. Pens and brush set for painting or large crayons. Clothes, footwares, books with large and bright retro illustrations. One of those Kiddie's tricycle, maybe....