Sugah's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Sugah's Profile › Sugah's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 (of 130 pages)
@Zaynie mummy Atinuke... I see you in 5D. Happy bumping |
Liftedhands:Yaaaaaaay congrats! Wish you happy bumping and safe delivery. Ayo would get one when the time is right ![]() |
Liftedhands:We are fine o, howz Ekene? Hope you have a baby sister for him already o ![]() I'm on pregnancy suspension o, so I've not been following any of the threads. Hope you are good too? |
chizeal:Congratulations Chizeal. May God bless and keep your LO. |
Somebodydaddy01:So if her kids are not allowing her come visit you in Nigeria, would they now allow her come live here when you do finally marry her? So it means, at some point, you would have to relocate to the abroad to live with her...that's a migrant intention. Crying for 5hours could lead to high blood pressure and depression |
Bolamike:Again, like the other person said, you are asking on the wrong thread. This thread is for visiting visas not work/immigration Visas...no one would be able to tell what your chances are as experiences shared here are for B visas. |
Momo13:So your sister no longer lives in the US, right? Then the answer should be No. Saying yes to the answer is a misrepresentation and besides they can easily check and see your sister no longer lives there.... |
GoodFaith: ![]() Learn to read to understand. Cheers! |
GoodFaith:Unfortunately you are the one with a narrow mind and either not understanding my post or just being prejudiced. Go back and read my initial post, the first paragraph to be precise. At no point did I condemn his taking care of his father's ailing health, so there's no need for the attempt at a sermon you are preaching. |
ImaIma1:Yes. They are only seeing each other as business partners not a unit and it's the man's responsibility to make sure his family is a unit. |
GoodFaith:His mentioning it only displayed his complex issues, like I said earlier it did not add or change the narrative of the issue at hand. Also like I said, the foundation of the marriage is wrong and if it isn't fixed they would keep having issues. Maybe you should help him answer this question; @ bolded, who is his family? |
cococandy:I also do think the man is cheating. He has found a small girl and he is acting the big God. But the wife has decided to overlook his philandering ways and work on her marriage so I wish them the best. |
MIKOLOWISKA:Read what you have written and ask yourself who's typing nonsense. |
sweetrie:Yes, you fill your details as the one filling the form. |
pacesetting:@Bolded, I was going to add that to my write up. It's very true. Unfortunately though, I think the man has found a woman he feels he is more superior to and who is probably grovelling at every cents handed down to her he now is eager to do away with his independent minded wife. The success/failure of his marriage lies with him. |
ExtraExtra and HEseesall The foundation of your marriage is flawed. In marriage there's no I, me, my share, his share. You went into a biz and shared the profits into his and hers instead of ours. Assuming you had the profits as "ours" then taking part of it to take care of an ailing father and using the rest to build your house wouldn't leave doubts as to whose name should be on the house documents. ExtraExtra your faults are plenty. 1. You have inferiority complex. Your wife, in her write up, did not mention she was from a more financially stable background but you brought it up even though it added no value to the issue at hand. Deal with your complex problems else it would destroy your home. 2. You are not nuclear family oriented. Yes you are the first son so you still have a responsibility for your extended family but you don't do that at the detriment of your nuclear family. Your wife bought and built a property to completion and you are only just finding out the details of the documentation? How unconcerned were you exactly I understand putting health first in cases of emergency but afterwards you went ahead to complete your father's house before adding the change to your own house? You should be grateful to your wife for covering up your weaknesses. At least she's more family oriented and built a home for you and your kids.3. If you are having a heated argument with your wife, the reasonable thing to do is to excuse yourself from the situation. Go out to a bar, have a drink or two to cool off then return home to a calmer atmosphere and discuss the issue. How on Earth do you ask a woman to leave the house during an argument (forget that your joking b.s, I'm not buying it)? Where do you expect her to go to cool off? 4. This one goes back to your not being nuclear family oriented.... you have already gone ahead to report the situation in your home to your extended family and even your wife didn't do it. Now you are making unreasonable ultimatums just so you can satisfy your bruised ego or at least prove to your extended family members that you wear the trousers in your home. 5. You are not willing to keep your home and you are taking for granted the fact that your wife is willing to do anything to keep the home. You have applied for a transfer to another state because of this issue? Did you consider what the move would do to your children? Have you even thought about anyone else except yourself in this issue? HEseesall, Learn not to make assumptions (you assumed he would know the property was in your name)... communicate! Communicate!! Communicate!!! Agree to put the property in his name and if he doesn't change his stance about it, that's having both your names on it, then consider your stance in the marriage. Unfortunately you married a man who doesn't understand what marriage is about or the relationship between marriage and Christ so you either chose to carry your cross and make it work or seek professional help. All the best. |
Opinionated:You obviously copied this off a foreign blog. How and where would you get the water to fill your bottle at Nigerian airports? |
Holla3110:You have to come clean First, set the records straight then when you have genuine reasons for being you in the US you can reapply again. Unfortunately, a wedding photoshoot means you plan to go and work not vacation...so the B1/B2 visa isn't the right category at this time. Or is it? |
LadyGuinivere: Izz not serious like that o brother tkpako. Na to begin carry otumokpo follow body to POE win am be that ![]() |
AfonjaBoston:Plix I wasn't part of the mop action. I only axed a kweshun. |
lollipop29:You might want to visit here: https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/1272/~/food---general-food For packaging, Ziploc bags!. Neatly packed and labelled (optional) |
AfonjaBoston:I guess he was very properly cleaned. |
seyewest:A visa grants you access to show up at the POE and request access into the US (or any country).., the length of stay granted each time you present yourself is at the discretion of the CBP at the POE. So if you have 1 month left on your visa, you can show up at the POE. Wether the CBP stamps you in for 6months or less is at his discretion but staying for 4months is NOT illegal. The length of stay granted at the POE is not dependent on the time left on the visa. |
There are 2 -3 specific monikers that come around periodically to confidently and arrogantly spill utter rubbish. I think they do it for fun and to rile people up. ![]() |
Uglyaddy:Hopefully it's getting paid commensurately for the troubles ![]() |
zeeLady:Madam somebody answered you already. Kindly check your mentions |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 (of 130 pages)


I understand putting health first in cases of emergency but afterwards you went ahead to complete your father's house before adding the change to your own house? You should be grateful to your wife for covering up your weaknesses. At least she's more family oriented and built a home for you and your kids.