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If you are going for a genunie reason and you can support it with genuine documens then your visa will be granted, Don't always listen supersition that if you Passport is Virgin than you won't be given the Visa, though US is like that but not like France, if you can even get France Invitation letter then things will be more easier

Wait, what are you going to do in France, is someone inviting you? Or you are going by yourself?

Na everything dey do my own bb. Nawa oo

Source? If its truth, then they will be in shit

I am currently in Nigeria but I will be going to Holland for my marriage with my dutch fiancee, please can someone tell me what I need to do?

She told me to send my birth certificate and bachelor certificate plus a copy of my passport data page in other for her to get M46 form or something, that they will have to look into tjings and give us date to get married.

Please I need your advice and tips

Done

Kissdon12@yahoo.com

I wonder oo

Okay I don leave sha!

Sent you a request now, are you online ?

Thanks I got to tell her, but she doesn't want to listen. She trust an Imposter

There's dis white Uk woman, who told me he has Yung6six bbm, whatsapp and phone number, I told her to give me because a star like yung6six can easily discose his personal contact like that, but she doesn't believe me that the yung6six is real but mind says the person is an imposter but Today, she uploaded this Yung6six pics as her Dp.

Please is dis person below resemble Yung6six?
Maybe I don't know him that much!

Please help me oo

topsyking: Bone am jare...Na one stuupid fella..I no like am at all...if he get liver, make he tell me where he stay in Uk..I will fly and meet him one on one

Let's close him chapter jare, mail me, I don't have yet contact yet, mail me

caseless: What is justwise, na spambot abi na name of car?

hahahahahahahahhahahahahahah I laugh so tail that my neighbour rush in lol

topsyking: My guy @talk..so u just notice u are ban..he has ban me since we talked last...is own is too much..Av already reported him to the appropriate authority on nairaland to redeployed him to d food and nutrition section so dat he can use his power there...
U can't believe d reply he gave me when I reported him...he said I shld thank mukina2 for pleading for me to reduce my ban...U hear how artrogaaant dat sound...when someone can behave lik an authoritarian in an ordinary forum..now tell me if that person becomes the president will he listen to anybody at all..no..
WE NEED TO COMPAIGN ON NAIRALAND ON EVERY FORUM FOR THE REMOVAL OF JUSTWISE FROM TRAVEL SECTION...SEUN suppose to be rotating dis moderate sef...OR wat do u think my guy..
Ova..am out

Naso me too see am, you told me, it was him that hide the post I didn't believe you, but wait its the Travel Section that special, that's its own wahala Jare, if he like make give me 25 years Ban who cares. Since he can't banned my phone from Browsing so. Kudos To Justwise more Grease to your elbow and more power to us to post what I want so you can waste ur you bandwidth banning us. Lol

Gboliwe: What happened? I am a peacekeeper

he banned me without telling me what I did wrong, Now he told me what I did wrong after he had banned, but the allegation he made is not that bad that attract a penalty of ban! So I told him to prove me guilty

Gboliwe: Guilty or not guilty?

Lol

My answer is YES

Hahaha you are not seriouly, I am so pissed off over there, they manage that section as if they are Gadaffi

Please, if there is some kind of Discplinary comittee here on Nairaland or people who can question Moderators, please asked Justwise to prove that I am guilty of what he accused me of, he's is reistraining my right, there's one thing I always heard about in Nigeria that there's Freedom of speech, and even please tell him not to Condemn any leader or policitian because I will surely attack him..

Thanks

topsyking: But I call d no and d guy picked it...I think its only +4470 is d redirect no not +44207...

check ur Inbox

Try www.bravofly.com and see what you can get

Almere, Netherlands

So what are you deriving from you thread, you make conclusions as if you have met and dine with Nigerian men, to my surprise you said you are Black American so why Nigerian Guy when you know all this, your case is not Genuine to me, because you make conclusion without even knowing a all Nigerian men that much, i always pissed off seeing things that stain my dear count plss

I have already sent him a Message that if he's so sure about his article, he should let's duel up. I am so pissed off. If I am the president I can declare war on Ghana

Armed robbery, drug trafficking, forgery, 419 - you name it; crimes and vices that have now gained a strong foothold within the Nigerian culture, thanks to the large number of all manner of criminals in that country. What is scary? These die-hard crooks have now decided to spread their dangerous tentacles to neighbouring countries and unfortunately, hitherto peace-loving countries like Ghana have now become huge targets. Great! By way of showing good neighbourliness, we allow Nigerians to flock to Ghana to live there and do business, and that's how they repay us; by thumping their noses at us? Anytime there is armed robbery or fraud (especially involving forged Ghanaian passports), you know there are likely to be Nigerians involved. If care is not taken, these Nigerian fraudsters and criminals could create a perpetual state of insecurity, distrust and fear in our beloved nation; the same physical and psychological havoc they've managed to wreak on their own people.

With regards to armed robbery, the recent influx of Nigerians has been accompanied by an attendant increase in the number of violent armed robberies. These Hollywood and Nollywood style robberies are usually the trademarks and hallmarks of these Nigerians; a modus operandi that is catching on fast among their local Ghanaian and Fulani counterparts. Last year, The U.S. Dept. of State warned U.S. citizens of the risks of traveling to Nigeria because of the risks of kidnapping, robbery and violent crime committed by individuals and gangs, as well as persons wearing police and military uniforms. According to them, visitors in Nigeria have constantly experienced violent armed muggings, assaults, carjackings, kidnappings and extortion. The State Dept. stated that home invasion remains a serious threat, with armed robbers accessing even guarded compounds by scaling perimeter walls, following or tailgating residents or visitors arriving by car into the compounds, subduing guards and gaining entry into homes.

This is what must be avoided at all costs! A situation where tourists are advised to reconsider their trips to Ghana by their respective governments due to the high incidence of armed robbery. Let's hope it doesn't come to that. I suppose that's easy to say, but if these Nigerians together with the locals, continue with their armed robbery rampage, here is what is likely to happen - it's going to scare away foreign investors; as already stated, the tourism industry would be negatively impacted; it has the potential of slowing down businesses in the evenings. Once upon a time, Ghana was a country where friends and loved ones could make merry into the wee hours of the morning without having to worry about the imminent threat of armed robbery. Thanks to these Nigerian robbers and their local counterparts, the peace and calm that we used to enjoy are gradually becoming distant memories. Accra, for instance, is gradually becoming a "Lagos annex."

Then there's the Nigerian propensity for fraud. Nigerians and forgery! Day in and day out, we read about Nigerians attempting to obtain Ghanaian passports through false pretenses. Just last Wednesday, two Nigerian nationals were charged with forging of Ghanaian passport forms and the use of Ghanaian names on the application documents. During interrogation, the two accused persons said they wanted the Ghanaian passports to enable them to travel to China and Dubai to buy goods. They said when they used their Nigerian passports, they were refused visa. Is that how contemptuously the Nigerian passport is viewed globally these days? As the saying goes - na who cause am. Having descended to such abysmal depths by way of integrity worldwide, Nigerian fraudsters have now set their eyes on our beloved nation, and again, if care is not taken, these crooks are eventually bound to wriggle their way into certain sensitive areas and situations; and by their fraudulent actions, dent the image of Ghanaians globally. If we don't nip this increasing Nigerian crime wave in the bud now, these crooks might end up forging the signatures of the President and other prominent personalities in Ghana. Yes, that's how dangerous these crooks are! After all, don't they commit serious crimes globally under fake Ghanaian identities?

What I find irritating is the fact that unlike Ghanaian residents in Nigeria, who are gainfully employed and law-abiding, Nigerians resident in Ghana continue to flout the laws of our land with impunity!. How many times have we read about armed robbery in Nigerian cities involving Ghanaian residents? Personally, I don't recall reading about any such incident. How many times have we heard about Ghanaians attempting to obtain Nigerian passports under false pretenses? Why would any rational Ghanaian attempt to obtain a passport that is viewed with suspicion worldwide? Any Ghanaian wanting a worry-free trip and peace of mind would not even think about using a Nigerian passport; I mean, there could be a few isolated cases, but such a risky idea should not cross the mind of any true Ghanaian. Nigerians have a "reputation" that precedes them wherever they go; we all know what it is. This is definitely not an attempt to paint all Nigerians with the same brush; but the rate at which they are becoming associated with crime in Ghana should be a cause for concern nationwide.

We may both be former British colonies, which means we have something in common. What puzzles me, though, is why Nigerian criminals think Ghanaians are "fair game" when it comes to robbery and fraud. With all their huge oil resource and deposits, they are still struggling in the wilderness as a result of crime, corruption and fraud. We don't want to get to that stage where folks in Ghana start putting up "fortresses" just to keep out armed robbers, like they do in Nigeria.

If we don't deal with this emerging Nigerian menace in an urgent manner, we will definitely live to regret it! Tightening of immigration laws would be a step in the right direction; stiff sentences should be handed out to aliens who disregard the laws of our country and indulge in criminal activities - this should be followed by immediate deportation; in fact, I'm in favour of capital punishment ( the death sentence) when it comes to these alien criminals who engage in violent robberies. The national ID scheme would also be a plus. It's all about creating an environment that deters even the most hardened Nigerian criminal. God bless mother Ghana!

Prince Akyeampong, Washinton D.C. e-mail: desavagist@gmail.com

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