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Please my visa application is locked and I can not edit. I really need to make some changes. Does anyone know how I can unlock it? Please Please

It may not even have anything to do with any of what you are thinking of. Once had a friend that had several miscarriages until it was discovered that it was as a result of Rhesus factor incompatibility between the mother and foetus. I personally don't think the infection she has is what's causing the miscarriages and not all infections are gotten through sexual transmission.

I actually agree with this. It's obvious he would love to be president but I think in the end, he'd support someone else.

tommy589:
Tinubu is not declaring. He is bidding his time to support someone from the south that is acceptable to most

Personal Travel Allowance

Richhard:
What's PTA? Google showing parent...

Please I have a question, if a school decides against issuing CAS because of a previous visa refusal, do they carry out a background check or it may just be their policy not to issue CAS to someone previously refused? Thanks

naptu2:
Heavy rainfall means that there is too much water and if some of that water is not released, the pressure would be too much on the dam and the whole thing might collapse.

You are very correct. He can read about the flooding that occurred in Ibadan in August 2011. Sure they are trying to prevent something similar.

Fk1987:
Hi everyone, pls can someone use his sibling account statement in uk ie pounds account that bears same surname with the applicant as proof of fund?

Thanks for ur anticipated response.

No you can't. Just you or your parents unless the said sibling is legal guardian

Please can I use a combination of my parent's account and my account for POF?

richiemcgold:
Baba pls help us tell asiwaju to drop his 2023 ambition for osinbajo. BAT isn't fit enough to lead a '21st century economy like Nigeria to prosperity. PYO will make a better president than him; no doubt.

I personally don't think BAT will run. It's obvious he is eyeing that office but I see him dropping his ambition for someone else.

Good day all. Please what would suffice as details of previous employment. I had this guy I worked with sometime ago and he recently reach out to me that he was planning to apply to a school in the UK. He doesn't have a BSc but from what he told me the school he wants to apply to considers people with a minimum number of years of working experience which he said he has. The thing is that the company we both worked for at the time no longer exists as the owner passed away a few years ago and everything went belly up after. He was employed as a contract staff then via a community slot and there was no employment letter issued to those employed through that route and their renumeration was paid in cash so basically there is no record of him working for the coy. Now that he can't get a reference letter and was never given an employment letter, please what else can he submit as evidence of previous employment.

Men should get more involved. Our role is more than just bringing money to the table. No woman can turn your children against you if you are involved. There are activities that I do alone with my son, I attend his school PTA meetings (since I have been going, just one other man has attended), I sometimes go to pick him up from school. When he started talking, I was the first person that was able to understand what he was saying. He usually stays with me in the evenings till it is time for him to go to bed.

It didn't start that way though, I used to travel a lot, sometimes away for months but one of those times I came back home, I noticed a lot of things I thing like and felt were not right so had to cut back on my traveling and thankfully I was able to convince my boss at the time to allow me work 50% remotely.

Please do you have replacement battery for Folio 9470m?

staga:
Primary reason is a failure to adapt to the changing roles of the woman in a home. That's number one. Yes, women now work, but everyone should remember and perform their primary roles at home. Men are the breadwinners, women are the homemakers. Anything done outside these primary roles is supposed to be in an assistance/secondary role. Women should not be the ones bearing the burden of providing for the family. They can only assist where necessary to complement the man who should be pulling his own weight. Likewise, a man can assist with shopping and cooking once in a while, but it is not his primary duty.

Number two: pressure from the world to conform to the world's standards.

Number three: abandonment of Godly principles for marriage.

Some women worked in the 80s and 90s but the kind of work they did were the ones that gave them time for their families e.g teaching. Others had shops just in front of their houses so they could take care of the home easily. I think the right thing to say is that the type of work they do now is different which is not necessarily a bad thing. Even the virtuous woman described in the Prov 31 was a working woman who was still able to balance things. True that women should not be the one bearing the burden of providing for the family but life happens, the man may suffer job loss or downturn in fortunes. What is not right is for the man to sit back and not try to get back on his feet ASAP.

There is actually a medical condition called Abulia, an absence of willpower or an inability to act decisively, a symptom of schizophrenia or other mental illness.

So you are simply projecting a bad experience you had with your Cousin's wife on another woman without knowing what really transpired. Your bitter heart no make you think straight again. Imagine saying "women (wives) are not to be treated with much respect. Disrespect to your cousin's wife is disrespect to your cousin. Your cousin and his wife are one and you obviously never respected that and the lady put you in your place. Entitled human being.

anastasius:
Home breaker. She broke the bond between them.
See ehn, I used to be a male feminist till I lived with my cousin and his jezebel wife, that's when I knew women(wives) are not to be treated with much respect, they will turn your head and turn family against eachother.
Treat them with iron hands.
Home breakers.

IamGreen1:
Kindly go to twitter to watch it, the guy on multiple colored Polo with his intestines outside is a policeman. His fellow policemen left him and other colleagues to die in order to run for their own safety.

The police officer was standing in midst of protesters and suddenly charged towards a particular direction and was shot. Although the video I watched did not show the exact time he was shot but you could infer from the comments of people around and many at the time did not know he was a police officer. My conclusion is that he was killed by one of colleagues as no video online captured any violent conduct from the protesters.

montumonami:
Ik is beautiful but I don't think it's more beautiful than Lekki. That's where I did my primary school.

Lol but it was never compared to Lekki though but truth is Ikot Ekpene is a nice place. Very good road network and good link roads to Abak and Uyo. I particularly like the Ikot Ekpene to Abak dual carriage and consider it one of the best roads I have travelled on.

Rosskii:
The tantalizing and highly delectable dishes of Ikot-Ekpene

Edesi Isip (Coconut Rice)
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/-nk8pXO7L8g/hqdefault.jpg

White Soup
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yGCN3Hmahlg/hqdefault.jpg

No party is set in Akwa Ibom without Coconut rice. My favourite was white soup and pounded yam. Lived in both Ikot Ekpene and Eket but stayed longer in Eket. Really enjoyed my time in Akwa Ibom. Praise and worship is very enjoyable in their churches especially Qua Iboe Church and other core Akwa Ibom churches. They are generally good people and are very neat.

Their peppersoup rice is very nice too but Isam was a no no for me and I think that's why I wasn't really into the other soups.

GGO is leading with a margin of over 70k with 5 LGAs to go. Congrats to him.

martineverest:
but ọọni disrespected himself for going to greet tinubu

I wish you knew Oba Adeyeye before he became Ooni. That's how he does and being an Ooni for a few years won't just take those things away. He has always been a very respectable person. Ooni did not disrespect himself, he greeted others as well and they stood as a show of respect towards him.

Rutherford2019:
My mother and auntie are victims of the law. .
Their father died when they were 5 and 7 and he had no son, uncle or brother so people around the neighbourhood took over their property and drove them out with their mother then..
My grandmother(their mother ) died in 2007 and was buried in my aunt's house..
When my mother and auntie early in 2017 went to reclaim their father's land on the ground that their father has no brother or son and those inheriting the property is not their relatives, the people using the property chased them away in fact they hired community members and they warned them not to step their feet in that place again claiming that they have married and have no right to inherit the said property..
I the law is injurious to good conscience and repugnant to natural justice

They were victims of tradition not the law. This Supreme court ruling seeks to correct that anomaly by setting a precedence for referencing by similar cases. The constitution supercedes any culture or tradition so it will always be a win win for the female gender that choose to fight this in court.

One of the things that we really need to respect in Nigeria is that people have a right to change their minds. Our opinions and convictions on certain matters or issues can change based on new evidence or information, paradigm shift or even a change in situation.

It is even possible that the statement was taken out of context based on what we know about journalism in Nigeria. I wish I could read the full article

Dogogo1900:
Only a fool keeps talking about 2023 in 2020.
You may not even be alive then.

Calling them fools is a little bit harsh though. Truth is that majority of the people involved in the political space think in terms of election cycles. From the moment the last election cycle was concluded, plans were already set in motion towards 2023. A lot of alignments, re-alignments and permutations all geared towards the next election cycle are going on as we speak.

Nauttyprof:
No, she is doing what she wants her audience to hear. Bible based teaching is what this Bible verses talk about or address and not share your own view all in the name of trying to trend. Tell me what part of this talks about men being able to get sex else where even from prostitute.

We have derailed from letting people know what the Bible truly says and we begin to give what we have thought or cooked up ourselves. The Bible itself addresses all issues and can build up any individual. The Bible remains the focus, not what we think or know.

Well I think you got her message all wrong and mixed up. By saying a man can get sex outside or from a prostitute does not mean she is encouraging or endorsing adultery, it simply means there is something more important to a man than sex and food which is her main point of emphasis. There is the place of experience which is what the older women have to offer. Try talk to older women, if you know any that had problems in their marriage and ask them what they feel went wrong or what they feel they could have done differently and hear what they have to say. We can avoid similar situations by learning from the experiences of others and that's a key lesson from that passage. Please note that she would have counselled a lot of people in her many years of being a Pastor.

Another reference for you. To the rest I say this (I, not the Lord): If a brother has an unbelieving wife and she is willing to live with him, he must not divorce her. 1 Corinthians 7:12. You can also check verse 25. Paul gave instructions concerning matters even though he clearly stated he did not receive anything from the Lord. Does that make those instructions invalid? Or can we call them "thought or cooked up" instructions by Paul?

Nauttyprof:
Not moved by any of these. Teach people the Bible or give a Bible based teaching on marriage, every other thing will fall in place.

We just need to move from the era of head and exciting teaching to what does the God of the Bible says.

3In the same way, teach older women to be ·holy [reverent] in their behavior, not ·speaking against [slandering; gossiping about] others or enslaved to ·too much wine [excessive drinking], but teaching what is good. 4 Then they can ·teach [train] the young women to love their husbands, to love their children, 5 to be ·wise [sensible; self-controlled] and pure, to be ·good workers at home [devoted to home life], to be kind, and to ·yield [submit] to their husbands. Then no one will be able to ·criticize [discredit; malign; blaspheme] the ·teaching God gave us [word of God]. Titus 2:3-5

Based on the referenced passage above, she is doing exactly what the Bible told her to do, teach the younger women how to relate to their husbands. Secondly, I think she is qualified to speak on the matter because she is a teacher of the word and an older woman.

yellowman2225:
They are both Yoruba, but you are not, so you won't understand. We Yoruba's value good names more than Gold. Tinubus name is soiled across Nigeria compared to Osinbajo, Osinbajo isn't abGod father either and hes more learned more than Tinubu. Yoruba values education, at least you know that. Tinubu and an average Yoruba Muslim isn't like the FANATICS UPNORTH, He's (Tinubu) is even married to a Christian. doesn't that sound absurd to an average Northerner?

For your information, every Yoruba have both Muslim and Christian as close family members, so your religious claims doesn't stand here.

I consider you even the religious bigot here.

I like your point but the truth is that Religion and tribe both play significant roles in Nigeria's politics. There was a time in Osun state when both the governor and deputy were Christians (Oyinlola and Erelu Obada). While the SW are not fanatical and are more tolerant when it comes to religion, I feel a lot of people will favour a Christian candidate. Secondly, I think an ideal candidate should have a good spread of acceptability across the regions.

TheRareGem1:
Carry your bias comment out of here. You are obviously bias; you showed it in your first name by giving him undeserving adjectives. Tueh.

If you have actually met Peter Obi before, you will never argue about him being simple and frugal. They are not bad qualities at all. Those qualities are 2 of the many that have made him very popular and even when you hear him speak, he places a lot of emphasis on cutting the cost of governance.

I was once at the airport and 3 guys were arguing whether he was the one or not because they saw Peter Obi traveling unaccompanied as a governor.

On another occasion at the airport, they practically shutdown our terminal and delayed our flight because Godswill Akpabio was traveling.

kcnwaigbo:
So what about the SS?

Well I restricted it to the SW and SE mainly because those are the zones that have been most insistent on the 2023 presidency but feel free to add anyone from the SS.

So I created this thread to sample peoples opinions on potential Southern Presidential Candidates for 2023 and what we think their area of strength is or why we think they would make a good president. Let's limit it to the South West and South East since they seem to be main contenders.

You can use keywords or just give a simple and brief explanation. Thanks as we keep it civil.

As an example

Peter Obi, South East.
Frugality, Simplicity, Economic Diversification, etc

Akinwunmi Adesina, South West

Yemi Osinbajo, South West

Chukwuma Soludo, South East

Kingsley Moghalu, South East

Kayode Fayemi, South West

deolurexy1:
I'll bet my last cent you don't stay in Nigeria, that's why you are not bordered. This countries situation is even enough to frustrate a comatose.

You are wrong. I stay in Nigeria. Not that I am not bothered but what I won't do is to take out my frustration on a fellow citizen like myself. The country's situation is not encouraging at all which is the truth but insulting people here and there won't change that. My philosophy is simple, always do what is right in my sphere of influence. May not be a big sphere but it's something. I don't bother about what is beyond me. I am a young man and don't want to die young from carrying Nigeria's matter for head.

deolurexy1:
Seems like you are the one bereft of "current" sense. Only if you had bothered to read some news other than wasting your life checking updates of big brother you would have noticed the new disgraceful laws by NBC! This government is proven to use intimidation tactics a lot on whistle blowers or anyone bold enough to challenge them or call them out.

Apparently, I wasn't the only one that commented on your post being off topic but you chose to abuse both I and the other person that made similar comments. Congratulations to you on this great achievement of yours.

You seem like someone that's hurting and bitter. Neither I, the other poster, Osinbajo nor this government are the source of your problems. Even in your response, you still manage to bring NBC and this government into an unrelated topic. May God be merciful to you and help you out of your frustration.

And for your information, I don't watch reality shows of any kind.