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Toooh.. Thank you |
Done that. According to OIS.. It's not ready. According to CAEC.. It's been ISSUED since Feb 24th |
Please, how do I know where my passport is. I was approved in Abuja and selected Lagos for delivery. It's more than 10 working days and I haven't seen any notification. solihp: |
wadijoo:
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I only inserted it once and the whole dashboard went blank. I haven't been able to access the payment section ever since and when I try to create a new application it says "Duplicate application for this user' wadijoo: |
Yes. I did that. wadijoo: |
I can't access the payment platform again. I can generate a new amentum number. My dash board is just blank and when I try to create new application it says 'Duplicate application' How did you make the new payment? easydrizzle: |
I'm having the same issue. Only promises of escalation anytime I managed to speak with an agent but nothing is being done yet. osadestiny: |
Hello Everyone, I need help. I've made MRV payment since November through FBNonline and it's yet to be validated till now. I can't access the appointment scheduling platform. I've raised tickets, sent emails to Nigeria@avits and lagosNIV@state, called the customer care and used the chat box. They all promised to escalate and I can't see the result. Please who knows how this can be resolved. Thank you. |
Hello Everyone, I need help. I've made MRV payment since November through FBNonline and it's yet to be validated till now. I can't access the appointment scheduling platform. I've raised tickets, sent emails to Nigeria@avits and lagosNIV@state, called the customer care and used the chat box. They all promised to escalate and I can't see the result. Please who knows how this can be resolved. Thank you. |
Blue3k2:CEO Tim Wither is all I need to see to know PMB has sold us to slavery again. |
Government is pushing more money into fighting Boko Haram and Boko Haram is getting stronger. |
Thank you OshiomOLE! You're doing a good job making Saraki popular everyday |
That list is not complete without my name on it |
The phones are still freaking expensive. imagine Infinix Zero 3 that was 58k last week now featured on Jumia Bonanza as 78k with bonanza to 61k. Abeg who is fooling who? This can only happen under BuBu. |
iWonder oO! why can't he retire back to Kenya |
bnanzip: maximunimpact: bnanzip:you've said it all |
Lolz....I can relate. NO 13 is so true! |
Brimmie: Brimmie: Brimmie:I double sight you. sorry it took years before I was able to so so. |
Relationship isn't about procreation alone. The Lady shouldn't have fallen for that trick...agreeing to get pregnant for a guy you don't even know his Mom. but life happens...if she's financially stable, I'll advise she keeps the baby. Only God knows what the future holds. The guy might eventually stage a come back on his knees. |
They all claim to follow Awo when they didn't even align themselves with his shadow. Awo planned for their future, they never deemed it fit to reciprocate the gesture. RIP Mama |
Here’s Everything You Should Know Virtually everybody born before the invention of the internet must have heard the tale of a nonexistent football match between Nigeria and India that obviously took place in a parallel universe and somehow we got to hear the gory stories of that match. Though there are many variations of the story, every prevaricator seems to agree on a couple of facts about this fictional football match. Each storyteller agrees that; 1. This match ended with India scoring 99 goals and Nigeria scoring just one goal. 2. Nigerians where unable to kick the ball because the football kept turning to a lion (or something scary) to prevent them from playing the soccer ball. 3. The Indians later agreed that if Nigeria could score a goal, they would concede defeat 4. Samuel Okwaraji scored the winning goal and lost his life in the process. 5. FIFA banned India from soccer because they used black magic in that very game With the help of common sense (not that it was absent back then), quick access to information and the internet, every right thinking Nigerian has come to realize that such a story should be filled under “Blatant Lies”. gistdomain.com/remember-the-nigeria-vs-india-match-that-ended-99-1-heres-everything-you-should-know/ |
The late Sardauna Sir Ahmadu Bello once said the Igbos have a domineering tendency, that if you put them in labourers camp they will want to emerge as the headman of that camp. I discarded his opinions then, thinking he's one of the leaders trying to divide Nigeria along ethnic lines. Shortly after he made the statement, he was murdered in the 1966 coup by an Igbo man. With the recent happenings in Lagos, I'm forced to reassess my position on the statement he made. Now I believe he has enough reasons to say so. Before I proceed, I would like to say here that I'm not being tribalistic either, my neighbours are Igbo and we have a strong mutual respect for each other. And I can never support raising arms on them to inflict injuries on them or rob them of their lifes. But yet....the scores have to be settled. Before the advent of colonial masters, Lagos has been in existence with an Oba administering their affairs. Taking a critical look at their culture, way of life and mode of dressing it is not far from neighboring kingdoms in Oyo, Ogun and Ondo states. Looking at her geographical location too, Lagos is surrounded by Yoruba states, the lagoon and Yoruba speaking tribe in Benin Republic. The influx of Europeans into Lagos in the 1800s made it a beehive of economic activities and vital location In their inglorious slave trading business. When Nigeria got her independence in 1960, it is no doubt that she's the most developed city in Nigeria and consequently became the Federal Seat. These factors saw other tribes migrating into Lagos in a quest for greener pasture. It now looks as if the Igbos in Lagos have gotten their greener pasture and they are so full that they feel the next thing they can do to gain satisfaction is to chase out their host and assume control over them. I should also point out at t his juncture that I have strong reservations for what the Oba said, but being the Yoruba boy that I am, I will never support that the Oba retract his statement. An Oba gives orders, he doesn't opine. It also on this juncture that I urge Igbos in Lagos to desist from navigating the political terrain of that state, they should face the business they've come to do. And if the political ingenuity in them wouldn't let them rest, their villages are their for them to display their political talent. Let's give mutual respect to each other and know our boundaries. What WAR can do, PEACE can do better. We've come too long to split up now. One Nigeria is the Answer. |
This isn't d 1st in Naija.....ABU has done it far back as 2007. Think harder for another innovation |
Danzing Azonto on my water Bed |
Use P*********** for her |
Let's see the source codes |
Thumbs Up to ASUU. May this strike countinue till 2014..... Let me hear somebody say AMEN!! |
All has been said + she must be good in bed, in kitchen aΩ̴̩̩̩̥d̶̲̥̅̊ must fertile. Datz aLL |