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Teed89:
Sorry about the rejection... that's so awful.

I have few questions to ask. The world is changing so fast. Have you travelled before ?

You need to sit down and evaluate your previous refusal. I once applied 3times before I got my visa. I have been to several countries as it helps sometimes. All I want you to review first is all your previous applications. It's very important because they keep record.

Then write a cover letter explaining every bit of your application and give them a concrete reason for you applying again.

I wish you all the best.

Thanks for your response. Yes I have. I'm an auditor where I work now so it's given me a few opportunities to travel to other African countries. I haven't done or submitted any fraudulent documents since I started this applications. I have worked for organisations where integrity is key, so I wouldn't dare do that. The last application, I explained why I was rejected the last time and reiterated that I have my son, my husband and a very good job to return to. The training is to better sharpen my skills. Only for this to happen again. It feels like I'm being cheated because I did everything right. I submitted my application on the 30 of October and by 1 of November I got a text that my passport was ready. Like they didn't even look at the documents. This time I really don't want to let it slide, I want to appeal the decision so that it doesn't spoil my other chances in future and it doesn't look like o have something to hide. Every embassy ask if you've been rejected entry to another country before and my answer would be yes, reason "adverse record". What does that even mean? I really need help on how to go about an appeal as I have 10 working days after the date of decision.

Hello People. Pls I need your help. This is my fourth time applying for the South African visa and being rejected. The first time was in 2014, I wanted to travel for vacation and I was rejected based on grounds that my documents were fraudulent (even though none was). I reapplied almost immediately this time with the help of the protocol unit of my bank ( I worked in a bank). Same result. Fast forward to 2017 I applied in July to attend a training in SA, I was rejected on grounds of "No invitation letter". I now work for an international organisation and they are to sponsor the trip. I got letter of support, everything. I emailed the organisers of the training about the consulate's decision and they sent me a letter of invitation that the same training would be taking place in November. So I applied again on October 30 and I received my passport today, rejection again, this time "adverse records". I am distraught. Nothing is fraudulent amongst all documents submitted, ever since I started applying to SA yet all this negative feedback. I have decided to appeal because I do not want this decision to affect my visa application to other embassies. Please help advice on how to go about this. Thank you.

Hello people,
My name is Zainab and I just started farming. I am just about to plant my 1st Cassava and would like to know if there is a market for other variety of cassava apart from TME 419. I cannot afford that variety now as I've spent all my saving on preparing the land. Please help me make a decision as I am told I have only this October to plant anything, the rains are going.

Your advice would go a long way.
Thank you.

I work with Union Bank of Nigeria Plc and‎​ I am well aware that we do not quite enjoy a good reputation with the public, and​ the backlashing we get are not unjustified either, BUT we are changing.
Now what is change for us? Change is I, a vibrant and‎​ energetic mind, in my 20s working for the Bank and​ so are many others. Fresh blood injected into the system to breed new ideas.
Change is our internal processes improving;Customers transacting businesses online realtime. Accounts being operated via phones, the internet anywhere in the world.
Change is delighting the customer with different range of flexible products to suit the his needs and‎​ lifestyle.
Change is improving our outlook to make you proud to bank with us.
It is understanding that your time is important and​ valuing it.
Change is a constant phenomenon and‎​ important to stay relevant in today's business world...We acknowledge that...."We have only just begun".

THE CHANGING STALLION
I work with the Union Bank of Nigeria Plc and‎​ I am all too aware that we do not quite enjoy a good reputation from the public, and‎​ the backlashing we get are not unjustified either BUT we are improving.
Now what is change for us? Change is I, a woman in my twenties working for the Bank, and‎​ so are many others.Fresh blood being injected into the system to breed new ideas.
Change is our internal processes improving;Customers transacting businesses online realtime. Accounts being operated via phones, the internet anywhere in the world.
Change is delighting the customer with different range of flexible products to suit his lifestyle.
Change is improving our outlook to make you proud to bank with us.
It is understanding that your time is important and​ valuing it.
Change is a presence on this platform to make you aware that "We have only just begun"

Hmm

crackalicious!!!

u guys are both in Naija na, wetin wey u want make i do? my guy is in scotland and im roasting in the sun here in Naija. Just try and communicate often @least thats what i do.

come on there are good girls out there, u ain't just looking in the right places. u're probably not getting good ones cos of ur many sins committed against the opposite sex.