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Romance › Re: Is She Using You? 10 Signs To Know by tzetzefly(m): 9:12am On Jan 06, 2013

chronique: True. Afterall,she had told me some not good stories abt her past n I still loved her. She should have left me alone to deal with the talk. So long as u're not lying to me,n you've told me abt ur past,then leave me to deal wit wateva comes out from it;abi?

Yes o..!

Romance › Re: Is She Using You? 10 Signs To Know by tzetzefly(m): 10:17pm On Jan 05, 2013

I think we both use ouselves, but the question is who uses who more... huh

Travel › Re: General South Africa Visa Enquiries by tzetzefly(m): 6:08am On Jan 05, 2013*

@opsy4real1
Then you just need a Dubai Visa with a multiple destination booking with Emirates Airline.

Your first stop over is at Dubai Aiport , clear through immigration with ur multiple destination booking, stating two(2) days in Dubai and ur next stop at OR Tambo Airport, Johannesburg....

You can go with SA Airways as well, but this will be too hectic for you and will cost you more money..as you will need to clear immigration at OR Tambo twice.

It's a multiple entry visa anyway, and your choice to make. First secure the Dubai Visa and all other things will be added to you.... tongue

Travel › Re: General South Africa Visa Enquiries by tzetzefly(m): 6:07am On Jan 05, 2013

Travel › Re: General South Africa Visa Enquiries by tzetzefly(m): 8:39pm On Jan 04, 2013*

opsy4real1: Hello collinsfbi and others, I would like to transit at Dubai for 2 days before connecting south africa. I would like to know how I could go about it so i will first stop by at UAE then to South Africa. Do I need transit visa..please let me learn experienced people.
Thank you

Do you have a Dubai Visa?
If yes, then buy a confirmed ticket with SouthAfrican airways routing your trip through SA as your first stop. And also book same ticket to Dubai as your next destination.
Add this itinerary to your application to the SA Embassy/High Commission with your proof of substinence while on this journey.

This ticket can be done by travel agents since you can't handle it urself....

Health › Is it ok to wear no underwear or it's unhygienic....? by tzetzefly(op): 8:08am On Jan 04, 2013*

From what a lady told me, it's actually better for you to not wear panties, especially in hot season. She's read that it helps to prevent yeast infections. I just like the idea because it's sexy.

I remember the first time years ago when we were out at dinner that she wasn't wearing panties. It had an interesting impact on the old boy.

However, you do have to (as one person put it) watch out for those stairs in malls and such that have no walls just railings....could provide an interesting show for the crowd on the first level. I remember a woman telling me years back that she used to go commando and flash people when she was out with hubby because hubby found it quite the turn on to see the reaction of other men.

Another story......a friend told us once that she was at a wedding reception and some woman slipped on somthing on the dance floor, went ass over teacups with legs in the air and was not wearing panties. She got a standing ovation from everybody and I'm thinking that some of the men in the audience had something else standing as well....... grin

Health › Thong Wearing Is A Health Risk..... by tzetzefly(op): 7:53am On Jan 04, 2013

Long hailed as sexy underwear with more than a
hint of bad girl, the thong as underwear has gained
a lot of acceptance and popularity in the last five years
Practically, ladies love wearing a thong or it's sister,
the G-string, for many reasons :
such as the need to feel sexy
and kind of bad.
They didn't take up much room in
the dresser drawer.
They could fit in your purse without falling out when you were digging for gum
or something.
They didn't have to worry about
panty line issues in knit pants or skirts or anything
else. And they just plain liked the fact that It feels like they wore
practically no fabric at all on their nether
regions.... grin

However, the negative implications are:

It's bad for the entire genital and perineal
area.Recurrent vaginal infections are more common in thong wearers. The string part can inflame the skin,
leading to thrush which is a yeast infection of the
skin that thrives in warm, moist environments.
Another concern is bacteria can travel along that
little string from the rectum to the vaginal area.
Everyone knows that you wipe from front to back, not the other way around, so wearing thong
underwear defeats that purpose. The chafing that
occurs can negatively impact the whole genital area
and leave the area more susceptible to infections.
Bladder infections and urinary tract infections are
more common in thong wearers, too.

Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Any Charming And Funny Guy Intrested In Hanging Out Or Just Being Good Friends?? by tzetzefly(m): 12:55pm On Dec 30, 2012

mabel24: Done!

Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: Any Charming And Funny Guy Intrested In Hanging Out Or Just Being Good Friends?? by tzetzefly(m): 7:46am On Dec 30, 2012

Welcome to the Forum....
Indeed, it would be a pleasure chatting wit you.
But meanwhile, engage me on twitter:
@ajayikole

We can start from there...ciao!

Politics › Re: Obama Signs Bill To Grant A Nigerian Student U.S Permanent Residency. by tzetzefly(m): 5:29pm On Dec 29, 2012

daylae: Obama signs bill to grant Nigerian student U.S. permanent residency By Faith Karimi, CNN
UPDATED: 07:38 AM EST 12.29.12
A Nigerian immigrant's dream came true when President Barack Obama signed into law arare private bill granting him permanent residency in the Unites States.
Victor Chukwueke, who lives in Michigan on an expired visa, came to the United States 11 years ago to undergo treatment for massive face tumors.
He graduated from a university in the state, and plans to attend an Ohio medical school that requires him to have permanentresidency, also known as a green card.
In a rare act, the United States Congress passed a private bill this month granting him permanent residency. Obama signed the bill Friday.
Private bills -- which only apply to one person and mostly focus on immigration -- are rarely approved. His is the only one to pass in Congress in two years.
"I was overwhelmed with joy; it was nothing less than a miracle," the 26-year-old says."Only in this country can so many miraculous and wonderfulthings happen to someone like me."
Before coming to the United States at age 15, Chukwueke lived in the southeastern Nigeriatown of Ovim.
He suffers from neurofibromatosis, a genetic disorder that causes massive life-threatening tumors on his face.
Treated as an outcast because of his deformed face, he was depressed and humiliated, he says. His family abandoned him at an orphanage after taking him to the nation's best facilitiesfor treatment.
"I went to a large teaching hospital in Nigeria and the doctor touched my face and said there was nothing they could do," he says. " I cried and begged him to do something. I was so tired of the humiliation."
Nuns from the Daughters of Mary Mother of Mercy rescued him from the orphanage in 2001 and arranged for a Michigan doctor to perform surgery on him.
He considers himself lucky to have developed the tumors.
"Without them, I would not havemet the nun, left Nigeria, arrivedin the U.S. and had the miracle to attend medical school," he says.
He lives with the nuns in Oak Park, Michigan. They have cared for him since he came to the U.S., where he has undergone seven surgeries, including one that left him blind in the right eye.
Despite the obstacles, he remains committed to getting an education.
He finished his GED -- the equivalent of a high school education -- while undergoing treatment and enrolled at a community college.
A benefactor helped him attend Wayne State University, where he graduated last year with a bachelor's in biochemistry and chemical biology. He had a 3.82 GPA and gave the university's commencement speech.
"Should I call myself a victim, or should I press forward to my dreams?" he asked during the speech amid thunderous applause.
Soon after his graduation, the University of Toledo in Ohio admitted him to medical school. The only hurdle: The program requires him to have permanentresidency status.
With Obama's signature, his wish has come true.
"My own personal struggles to receive treatment have motivated and encouraged me to pursue a medical career ... to alleviate the pain and suffering of others," he says. "A medical career will allow me many gratifying years of making a difference in the health and livesof others."
Chukwueke's journey to get legalized has seen many strangers rally to his help.
Inspired by his story, Sen. Carl Levin, a Michigan Democrat, sponsored the bill, S. 285. The measure passed the Senate in the summer and the House this week.
Attorney Thomas K. Ragland took his case pro bono.
"Victor's story is remarkable," says Ragland, who is based in Washington D.C. "Here is this kid who comes from Nigeria, he was taunted and teased for his diseases, and he comes to this country and excels, despite so many surgeries. It is a testamentof not letting anything get in theway."
The number of illegal immigrants in the United States was estimated at 11.5 million last year.
Following the signature, the State Department will reduce by one the number of immigrant visas available to Nigerians.

http://m.cnn.com/primary/cnnd_fullarticle?topic=newsarticle&category=cnnd_us&articleId=cnn/2012/12/29/world/africa/us-nigerian-obama-law#page2

Absolutely Remarkable....

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Travel › Re: Netherlands Tourist Visa by tzetzefly(m): 7:44am On Dec 28, 2012*

nduchris: I about to apply for a visiting Visa ,i have never traveled before. i met a German lady online and we fall in love am 35 and she is 36 .she intend to send me an invitation letter soon because she has gone to their local authority in German to get a letter of guaranty to stand as my sponsor . i am working and earning a salary of 300k .i do not have a savings in my account just my monthly salary .I need your advice on my chance . i once invited her to Nigeria but she was scare off by the German government that she will fall sick or that Nigeria is dangerous .if she need to travel she has to take vaccine for yellow fever . this will take her three month .

please what is your take on this .
should i go ahead a apply

I would really advise you to encourage this woman you just met to visit you here in Nigeria. This will seriously improve you future attempt to secure the necessary entry permit to the German Federation...

But presently judging by the fact that both of you have not met physically, it will be a herculean task for you to secure a Shengen Visa as these so called economic developed countries, see us Africans as economic parasites.... Be patience and follow this genuine advise abeg. To avoid denial.

Romance › Re: The Many Lies Of Women by tzetzefly(m): 8:55pm On Dec 24, 2012

flinspiero: I missed my period

Very good...

Romance › Re: Nigerian Men, So What If She's Not A Virgin? by tzetzefly(m): 8:19pm On Dec 24, 2012

Travel › Re: Alabama State In The United States of America by tzetzefly(op): 7:16pm On Dec 21, 2012

chuquiz: both

Ok, and i guess the school's not forth coming i suppose..?

Travel › Re: General U.s.a (student) Visa Enquiries-part3 by tzetzefly(m): 7:18am On Dec 16, 2012

For many aspirants who want to realize their
dream of studying in the US, Visa interviews are
not eagerly awaited. Many dread the questions
and underperform in the interview due to
anxiety and performance pressure. Here are tips that can safely
sail you through the ordeal of Visa interviews.
Just for the record, if you can straight-talk while
displaying a keen desire of studying in the US,
consider half the battle won. Never say what’s
already on the university’s website. For example, while praising Carnegie
Mellon University, you should not say that
industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie
was the founder of the varsity… Talk about your academic goal, and how the
University fits into that goal by elaborating on
the facilities, infrastructure
and exposure that it would provide you Don’t just thrust documents on officers and think
that if it is in the document, they’ll know it. They
do go through your documents, but still they
need to talk to you because they are more
interested in you and not the documents. You should not talk too much. You normally get
2-4 minutes to talk about yourself. Try
highlighting your strengths during this time.
Always keep in mind that most of the students
take financial help of some kind. So, don’t hide
the fact that you would need to take study loan to go to the States. Apply at least 3 months before your reporting
date. In case parents also want to assist
students, they must apply much before the
scheduled departure. Most of the visa
applications are rejected on the ground of the
applicant’s apparent intentions to settle there. For example, if you are already a
have a commerce degree and wish to go there to
study BBA, then it’s difficult to justify the reason.
Your reason should not raise eyebrows and
should seem just right, so ask yourself the right
reasons for you to study in the US. Be honest and you’ll see the difference. If you plan to work part time in America during
your studies, you should not lay too much
emphasis on it at the time of interview. All such
queries must be sent to the campus
administrators and not the visa officers. If you
dropped a year after school, then you will need to explain what you did in the gap year. Having
said that, every application is decided on a case-
to-case basis. No thumb rules can be applied
here. Most of the universities admit students
during fall (August to December). But around
20-25 per cent of the admissions take place during spring (January to May) intake too in
some universities. If you have got a call from a premier university
such as the University of Pennsylvania, then you
don’t need to carry too many documents to
make your case stronger. The university’s call
speaks for itself. Having said that, it doesn’t harm to carry the
bank statement along, but don’t compel the visa
officer to read it. If you are going to research in a university, you
must substantiate your case by showing your
research work.....

www.shiksha.com/tips-to-ace-us-visa-interview-article-5303-1

Travel › Re: Alabama State In The United States of America by tzetzefly(op): 7:12am On Dec 16, 2012

chuquiz: IT WAS SUPPOSED TO BE TROY UNIVERSITY O,

I dnt get u, is it that u applied to Troy University or that you're tryin' to secure admission there..?

Travel › Positive Steps To Consider During F-1 Visa Interview... by tzetzefly(op): 8:20pm On Dec 15, 2012

For many aspirants who want to realize their dream of studying in the US, Visa interviews are not eagerly awaited. Many dread the questions and underperform in the interview due to anxiety and performance pressure.

Here are tips that can safely
sail you through the ordeal of Visa interviews. Just for the record, if you can straight-talk while
displaying a keen desire of studying in the US,
consider half the battle won. Never say what’s already on the university’s
website. For example, while praising Carnegie Mellon University, you should not say that industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie was the founder of the varsity…

Talk about your academic goal, and how the University fits into that goal by elaborating on the facilities, infrastructure
and exposure that it would provide you

Don’t just thrust documents on officers and think that if it is in the document, they’ll know it. They do go through your documents, but still they need to talk to you because they are more interested in you and not the documents.

You should not talk too much. You normally get 2-4 minutes to talk about yourself. Try highlighting your strengths during this time. Always keep in mind that most of the students take financial help of some kind. So, don’t hide the fact that you would need to take study loan to go to the States.

Apply at least 3 months before your reporting date. In case parents also want to assist students, they must apply much before the scheduled departure. Most of the visa applications are rejected on the ground of the applicant’s apparent intentions to
settle there. For example, if you are already a have a commerce degree and wish to go there to study BBA, then it’s difficult to justify the reason. Your reason should not raise eyebrows and should seem just right, so ask yourself the right reasons for you to study in the US. Be honest and you’ll see the difference.

If you plan to work part time in America during your studies, you should not lay too much emphasis on it at the time of interview. All such queries must be sent to the campus administrators and not the visa officers. If you dropped a year after school, then you will need to explain what you did in the gap year. Having said that, every application is decided on a case-to-case basis. No thumb rules can be applied here. Most of the universities admit students during fall (August to December). But around 20-25 per cent of the admissions take place during spring (January to May) intake too in some universities.

If you have got a call from a premier university such as the University of Pennsylvania, then you don’t need to carry too many documents to make your case stronger. The university’s call speaks for itself.

Having said that, it doesn’t harm to carry the bank statement along, but don’t compel the visa officer to read it.

If you are going to research in a university, you must substantiate your case by showing your research work.....

www.shiksha.com/tips-to-ace-us-visa-interview-article-5303-1

Travel › Re: Alabama State In The United States of America by tzetzefly(op): 8:01pm On Dec 15, 2012

chuquiz: [color=#006600][/color]I miss old bama!..sweet home Alabama',where the sky is always blue, sweet home Alabama, I'm coming home to you.

That's right Sweet home 'bama.... grin

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Travel › Re: Netherlands Tourist Visa by tzetzefly(m): 8:00pm On Dec 15, 2012

[quote author=dotcom_na_me_na_me]Me sef dey fear for my friend. The thing just be like sey na my own.

Na this his Bank Statement i dey worry for, because it was printed in October ending, and he would submit this coming monday at the VFS French Application Centre at Lekki. And u know sey na Micro finance. Though the VFS confirm that they accept it, but na this your own talk about it dey make us dey fear O! grin

[/quote]www.nairaland.com/622828/microfinance-bank-statement

Travel › Re: General South Africa Visa Enquiries by tzetzefly(m): 7:49am On Dec 14, 2012

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biolabee: Nice thread

Is there anyone interested and would like to visit for the AFCON 2013.
Just applied for my visa 2 days ago. Hope for good news

All the best in your application...

Travel › Re: Your Most Embarrassing Moment At The US Embassy, Abuja/Lagos by tzetzefly(op): 10:02am On Dec 12, 2012

trolling: So how do u book an appointment for F1, do u wait for mnths or u just go there once u have your i20

Your answer is found here:

www.nairaland.com/994108/general-u.s.a-student-visa-enquiries-part3

Travel › Re: General South Africa Visa Enquiries by tzetzefly(m): 10:19pm On Dec 10, 2012

Horladortune: everything was my documents only that statement he brought from where i dont know...... The statement reads 884,00,00 on it whereas i got 324k in my real bank account and besides i dont av account with the bank statement he brought.... What is going on? This is my first time..... Collinsfbi and other brodas advice me

You should have questioned that agent wen he brought the questinable document to you.

Nevertheless, you have raised a red flag on ur future applications. But not to worry, all you need now is to file a new application but not Immediately. You can do that by February 2013. I have a feeling you may be refused again if you file immediately after this initial denial.

You can travel someplace else for the time being, this should change ur travel status b4 ur next application.

But please, make sure you apply with genuine docs....abeg.

Travel › Re: Netherlands Tourist Visa by tzetzefly(m): 9:51pm On Dec 10, 2012*

The insurance must cover the period of his stay in the Shengen region and his repatriation home if the case arises.

In other words, he must have the insurance extend beyond seven (7) days in case of emergency...

Travel › Re: Netherlands Tourist Visa by tzetzefly(m): 9:42pm On Dec 10, 2012

[quote author=dotcom_na_me_na_me]The same thing was asked from them. He told them that he earn salary by cash, and evidence of this is available, other source of income is available apart from manager. He carefuly ask the embassy that his Bank statement is not a salary account but he has access to it and a letter came with it from the micro finance, and he also told them that it was printed towards ending of october, he even forward the embassy reply to me, and the embassy stated that it is all acceptable so far it is 3-4 month statement and never more than 3-4 months. I even ask him to ask the embassy why do they state on their website that bank statement must be active 14 days before submission, but they still replied that ''We do accept it sir.[/quote]Let him submit a recent bank statement and disregard wat the embassy tells him.
Let him not forget that the person he calls today, may not be the person that will review his application.

The better he does the right thing, the smoother he is likely to avoid delay in his application...

Travel › Re: Netherlands Tourist Visa by tzetzefly(m): 9:33pm On Dec 10, 2012*

[quote author=dotcom_na_me_na_me]Thanks for your advice. I must confess to you that the French Embassy was mailed and a replied from them in october and last month was they actually accept Micro Finance Bank Statement in as much it is for the last 3-4 month.
I don't know of UK. But French Embassy was contacted and they confirmed they accept it.
I'm not worried about Micro Finance Statement because the embassy itself confirm that they do accept it. I'm only worried about the 7 days Insurance someone said Insurance must be one month even if u're spending 7 days.
Pls, where did you get your own information? I would be grateful to explain better sir. Thanks.[/quote]If uve called the embassy and they said the Micro Finance Bank Statement is acceptable, then submit same.

However, make sure it is a recent bank statement showing ur current month accounting transactions...

Travel › Re: Netherlands Tourist Visa by tzetzefly(m): 9:02pm On Dec 10, 2012

[quote author=dotcom_na_me_na_me]No, no be me o!bro.. Na here i put my head with my family O!
Na Dublin for Ireland i dey live o bro cheesy

. na here i put my head with my sweetheart and my kids O! grin

Na my friend won go France
He won try Irish before, but i told him Irish will not give him visa because they're very tight now...

But is it true that his medical insurance must be a month? Because na 7 days insurance he did, since he's going for 7 days.
HE has already contcated VFS and they told him they accept Micro Finance bank Statement so far its 3-4 months statement.
But na the one month insurance wey u talk dey convince me now. I just called him now sef to inform him so he can go there to confirm again tomorrow.[/quote]Hello,
Your broda cannot make use of dat statement becose it is not a recent bank statement.

And moreso, it is not an acceptable bank statement in the shengen embassy more so France. Even the UK specifically reject the Micro Finance Bank Statement.

Your broda will be automatically denied visa even without looking at his application. This is not an assuption frm me, but a FACT...! Pls....

Travel › Re: General South Africa Visa Enquiries by tzetzefly(m): 2:50pm On Dec 10, 2012

Horladortune: yea an agent was involved. Do u think i can do it my self? And hope it wont Affect me again due to the first decline i got today?

Agents! AGents!! AGEnts!!! AGENts!!!! AGENTs!!!!! AGENTS!!!!!!

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