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Romance › Re: Is It Good To Marry Somebody That U Don't Know His/her Genotype, Hiv Status & Blood Group? by Vicjustice: 8:08am On Sep 29, 2011

Timijo:
It is very disheartening today that many get marry to whom they don't have the knowledge of his/her genotype & hiv status ignorantly in the name of love. Many have ran into serious problem problem after marriage as a result of this. Marriage that was made for enjoyment now turn into daily sorrow and regret b'cos of deadly mistake. My people answer the question if it is good to marry somebody whom u don't know the HIV status and the genotype. If this happen to u what will u do?It is very disheartening today that many get marry to whom they don't have the knowledge of his/her genotype & hiv status ignorantly in the name of love. Many have ran into serious problem problem after marriage as a result of this. Marriage that was made for enjoyment now turn into daily sorrow and regret b'cos of deadly mistake. My people answer the question if it is good to marry somebody whom u don't know the HIV status and the genotype. If this happen to u what will u do?

That's the most silly thing to do, it should be prohibited; ie, not letting such people get married

Romance › Re: Singles Only: Are You Tired Of Being Single? by Vicjustice: 8:05am On Sep 29, 2011

It is not a bad thing to be single, many western people prefer to be so all their lives, but unfortunately, a single person in Nigeria attracts many negative interpretation, some might even be labelled as barren or impotent (if not eunuch)

Romance › Re: Is It True That Most Guys Primarily Takes To Illicit Drugs To Build Self Confidence? by Vicjustice: 7:59am On Sep 29, 2011

jayyem:
I have often wondered why so many guys take to alcohol,marijuana easily while even as a teenager,and if you ask them,they either tell you it is to make them feel among or to boost their morale,and i feel the underlying factor is that this behaviour is targeted towards the other gender.

This is absolute exaggeration, 97% of guys do not even smoke marijuana, and the 3% who smoke it do so more as a habit rather than as moral booster. Or, are you talking about yourself?

Travel › Re: Romania by Vicjustice: 7:42am On Sep 29, 2011

kennybuda:
@bro vicjustice why you come bi my oposition for nairaland chey abi visa agent? there are alot of nigerians in romania i mean alot of them, in romania they do have good medical school, when i was there i meet with alot of nigerian student. Are there none nigerian student in ukrian? romania is far better than ukrian yet there are nigerian student all over ukrian. moreover romania is now in european union they are now warming up to join shengen in 20012 haba,

I am not at all your opposition in Nairaland, but that does not mean i should agree with you in encouraging the poster to seek admission into Romania just because, "there are other Nigerians there", in fact, there are Nigerians in India and even in Pakistan.

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Travel › Re: Romania by Vicjustice: 10:22pm On Sep 28, 2011

llbhuds:
bro are you sure der are no Nigerians hustling in HELL -FIRE?
Romania of all places, the highest paid job in Bucharest is 200euros monthly and d job is not even enough for romanians thats why they are scattered all over europe working for a wage that is even lower than the minimum wage
a country with the highest numbers of Gypsy in europe and with a bad reputation in europe.
bro i beg Romania na koko close

hnmmm Nigeria !!! why are thou decided to forsake your citizens ?

My brother, please tell them, tell them

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Travel › Re: Justwise: Uk Visit Visa Application Delay by Vicjustice: 6:47pm On Sep 28, 2011

jenny2007:
@vicjustice, don't worry i know the difference between you and justwise. lol. actually i hope that what you just said wont apply to me by God's Grace because my appointment was for 22nd - 26th of September 2011. i applied way ahead of time on the 26th of august and according to the basic information, the processing time takes 14 working days (even though it is more than that now). Justwise what is your opinion?

Yes, you may be right about the processing time, ie 14 working days. But if you have been following their bulletin, you would see that they advice visa seekers to make their applications early enough to allow them plenty of time to access and process their applications: the 14 working days is for those with straight-forward and easy-to-access applications, some could even take lesser days.
I'm only suggesting my opinions to prepare your heart for a likely scenario, i really do hope my opinions do not come true.

dancewith:
This is the correct advice. If you are refused, it won't be because the time you proposed to use the visa has lapsed. Afterall they issue it for 6months minimum

Best of luck

If a Visa Officer observe that the purpose of a visa application has expired, or has become invalid, or that there is a change of circumstance whether it is due to their delay or it is due to the applicant's pace, the Visa Officer would have no choice but to refuse the application; this is a protocol: in no circumstance would a visa be issued once the original purpose of the application has become invalid even though the visa would be valid for 6 months

Travel › Re: Justwise, Pls Help For Error In My Waec Result For Uk Admission by Vicjustice: 6:24pm On Sep 28, 2011

mr swagger:
@vicjustice, Thank you for your reply. May the almighty Lord bless you and your family. I never knew there would be kind human beings like you in this world. Offering advices to peeps for free. You won't lack anything in your life. Amen. I will do as you said and I will also be watchful of fraudulent documents. I won't allow dem issue me a fake document.
Thank you once again. Many regards to u. Cheers!!!! One love!!!!.

I will gladly say a BIG AMEN to all these

Travel › Re: Romania by Vicjustice: 3:24pm On Sep 28, 2011

efedavies:
please i will need information on Nigerians living in romania,the life style,the people,the visa process and requirement and the time used in getting it.
thanks

It won't be a surprised to hear a Nigerian inquiring about visa for Hell-Fire huh

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Travel › Re: Justwise: Uk Visit Visa Application Delay by Vicjustice: 3:20pm On Sep 28, 2011

Oh, don't mistake me for Justwise, i'm not He cool

Travel › Re: Justwise: Uk Visit Visa Application Delay by Vicjustice: 3:18pm On Sep 28, 2011

jenny2007:
Hello house,
I applied for a tiurist visa on the 26th of August 2011 and still have not gotten a feedback from the UK embassy. I went to the VFS last week thursday to find out the reason for the delay and was told that it is a general problem with applications sent to the High Commission in abuja. How true is this? I have already missed my appointment in the UK and my leave period is almost coming to end. meanwhile, i emailed the same VFS at few days ago and was told that that the "application is still undergoing verification at the visa section of the high embassy" . hOw long does this whole process take. its really frustrating.
pls who else is experiencing the same delay. Justwise where are you when i need your advise?

Unfortunately, this sort of thing does happen, and as harsh is this may sound, your visa application is highly likely to be refused for reason of "Change Of Circumstance", and the explanation would be that the visa sought is for a given period which has likely become invalid as your circumstances have changed. Next time, it is advisable to apply about 3 months prior to your intended use of the visa.

Travel › Re: Justwise, Pls Help For Error In My Waec Result For Uk Admission by Vicjustice: 3:01pm On Sep 28, 2011

mr swagger:
@Vicjustice thank you once again for your support. I am heading to the waec office tomorrow to make the complain. First of, you know I told you ealier on here on my post that I have two waec results. The first waec result is having an error with just a letter word with my middle name and the second result is having the date of birth error. So I am heading to the waec office tomorrow to get the certificate of the first waec result, the one wth the name error, then I will also complain to them about the second waec result wth the date of birth error. The greatest fear I'm having now is dt I don't know how long it would take the waec officials to rectify the error on the result because some people say it takes 3-6 months to amend the error.

Well, given that you're due to make your visa application, you do not have enough time to worry about how long it would take the WAEC officials to rectify the information; what matters now is the efforts that you have made to rectify the discrepancies.
Meet the WAEC official and request for the corrections, also, request that they write a letter to this effect:
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
[i]This letter serves to confirm that **** ****** ******* has brought the data errors in his WAEC certificates to our attention, and we have observed the following (two) errors.
1) His middle name was wrongly spelt as OSAYAMEH as supposed to OSAYAMEN
2) The month of birth was wrongly entered as JANUARY as supposed to MAY; ie 23/05/1991.
We would like to use this opportunity to apologise for any inconveniences that this may have caused and we are making efforts to rectify and update his WAEC documents.
Should you need further assistance, please contact us on: 01888888888[/I]

With this kind of declaration, you won't need to go for the Affidavit: Ensure that the letter is written in a WAEC official letter-head paper, (Trust Nigerians, you might have to pay some unofficial fee for this cheesy

). Please, avoid using anything fake: don't let anyone issue you a fake or unofficial undertaken letter. Cheers

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Travel › Re: Justwise, Pls Help For Error In My Waec Result For Uk Admission by Vicjustice: 11:47am On Sep 28, 2011

mr swagger:
Thank you vicjustice for your urgent response. I appreciate dis a lot!!! Believe me vicjustice I'm not trying to do fraud. It was just an error by the man who registered me for the waec exam. He mistakenly made the error. Maybe my handwriting was too tiny so he couldn't see it clearly then he wrote something else when filling my waec registration form for the exam.
Actually, my Birth certificate was issued by the federal republic of Nigeria national population commission. It has the stamp and signature on it by the issuer of the birth certificate.
The Date of birth on my passport corresponds and matches with the date of birth on my international passport. All my documents bear the same date of birth of my international passport and my birth certificate. They bear 23 of may 1991. Which is correct.
My Transcripts of result bears the same date of birth correctly with my international passport and birth certificate, my school leaving certificate testimonial also corresponds correctly too. But it is only the waec result which I told you about bears it wrongly with all my documents. My waec result is stating it wrongly as 23 of january 1991 which is wrong.
All other documents corresponds and matches it well with my international passport and birth certificate.
@vicjustice, thanks for your support hope to hear from you soon.may 1991. Which is correct.
My Transcripts of result bears the same date of birth correctly with my international passport and birth certificate, my school leaving certificate testimonial also corresponds correctly too. But it is only the waec result which I told you about bears it wrongly with all my documents. My waec result is stating it wrongly as 23 of january 1991 which is wrong.
All other documents corresponds and matches it well with my international passport and birth certificate.
@vicjustice, thanks for your support hope to hear from you soon.

With the comprehensive analysis that you have made, i think you won't have much of a problem in rectifying this discrepancies.
But first of all, what effort have you made to rectify this issue prior to this present visa application situation? If you haven't yet made any attempt to correct it, you may have to answer why to the visa officer, and i'm afraid it is enough reason to refuse your application (that is, if you applied for the visa in your current circumstance).
You need to at least, make documented effort to have the date corrected, and then, apply for your visa. But if the correction seems to be taking too much time to come through, then you can go for affidavit to support your efforts. Applying for a visa with DOB discrepancies is serious enough to result in visa refusal.

Travel › Re: Justwise, Pls Help For Error In My Waec Result For Uk Admission by Vicjustice: 2:28pm On Sep 27, 2011

mr swagger:
Thank you Justwise, Vicjustice and everyone for your advise. I appreciate dis a lot!!!! I always know I would always count on u guys. God bless u. I will do as u said, I will get an affidavit to correct the error. @vicjustice regarding what you stated I shud include in the form for the correction of name. Does it still imply for correction of date of birth also. Because I have two waec results. But an error was made in the date of birth in my second waec result. my correct date of birth is 23/05/1991 but it was wrongly written as 23/01/1991. Justwise and vicjustice should I also use an affidavit to correct the error as well too as u stated ealier on.
Thanks for all your support. Hope to hear from you soon.

If really there was an error in your entered Date Of Birth, what measures have you taken to rectify it prior to this development of visa application?
My friend, you and i know that discrepancy in any given DOBs is usually as a result of fraudulent intentions, and the Visa Officers know this too well. Actually, things aren't looking good for you now.
Before i can really give you an answer, i'd like to know these:
*What nature of Birth Certificate do you have?
*Does the DOB in your passport match the DOB in your birth certificate?
*Is there any other document that bears your DOB?
*If so, what document(s) and what DOB do they bear?

Travel › Re: Justwise, Pls Help For Error In My Waec Result For Uk Admission by Vicjustice: 11:03am On Sep 27, 2011*

Mr. Swagger, observing the nature of the error, and expecting that every other document that you are presenting to support your application bears the correct version of your middle name, and considering that it is just the last letter of the name that has this issue, you should have not much of a problem to worry about. However, if you are concerned that the spelling might raise an issue, then, (like Justwise had recommended,) i'll suggest you go for affidavit. But if i were you, i won't be bothered by that, i'd go to the part of the application form that says: "Do you have any other information to give to support your application" and tick "YES" and then fill this note in:
"Though, i have requested the WAEC authority to correct the error, but i wish to declare that the H that is misplaced for the N in my middle-name was an error on the side of the WAEC officials: the correct spelling is OSAYAMEN as my other documents suggest; therefore, i expect the letter error would be overlooked".

If the ECO deems that you merit an Entry Clearance, s/he is not going to refuse you the visa for reason of that single letter error, but if s/he has other reasons to refuse you the visa, then that's when other unnecessary reasons (like a coma instead of a full-stop) would be mentioned.

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Travel › Re: ZZXCZ by Vicjustice: 8:20am On Sep 27, 2011

abiatonye:
im planing moving to riga latvia for my second master degree, pls is there any nl living in latvia
your contribution will be appreciated,
i want to know how life there is
as a student,

Politics › Re: Invalid by Vicjustice(op): 3:50pm On Sep 26, 2011

IBILE OMO:
@vicjustice, you are who you are, that can never be changed.

You're right, i can "never be changed" nor cowed into campaigning to the world that Nigeria is an upright nation.

IBILE OMO:
Your thinking and doing is corrupt beyond normal

The definition of Corruption is related to Hiding the truth and forbidding others to be honest with their opinions

IBILE OMO:
you are too smart in your negative thinking to understand the importance of the National Anthem that you have bastardized.

I observe that (of the numerous persons that had responded) You are the only one who has problem with my composition, does that not explain who the negative thinker is?

IBILE OMO:
and it is still a sign of how crude and local you are, try this with America as a country you will be jailed.

Could there be any cruder mentality than the one which suggests that America is a place where the freedom of expression is prohibited?

IBILE OMO:
What you are destroying today was the effort of some great men, I wish you had great but, this (you are doing) does not make greatness.

I did not criticise any "great man" as i have no knowledge of any such entity, hence i only wrote about a failed Nigerian state. Maybe you can help list the "Great Men".

IBILE OMO:
Change your mentality and prophesy good to the nation. I care for NIGERIA likewise you, as a Nigerian.

Every great nation gets her recognition and respect by knowledge and achievements, not by force or threats.

Politics › Re: Invalid by Vicjustice(op): 11:21am On Sep 26, 2011

IBILE OMO:
I think you have not done yourself any good, and you will be complaining that you are embarrass outside the country, with this your version of bastardised national anthem how wouldn't you be harassed.

Low thinking entity.

I reckon you are a Muslim. Are you a sharia law enforcer or a disciple of the Boko Haram sect?

Travel › Re: I Will Need A Friend by Vicjustice: 8:37am On Sep 26, 2011

nnw niger:
I will be visiting Abuja on business and will be needing a female friend just to talk to beside family. Just a friend for my Two months stay in Abuja and Lagos. Let me know if you're interested and we'll find a way of exchanging contacts.

.
You mean you need an "escort" sex-hawker for companionship? That won't be much of a problem provided you're willing to pay for the service

Politics › Invalid by Vicjustice(op): 10:07am On Sep 25, 2011*

Invalid

Travel › Re: Study Cheap In Georgia (east Europe). by Vicjustice: 6:47pm On Sep 22, 2011

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Liar! Georgia, Europe indeed.
Well, Georgia is only as much in "Europe" as Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Pakistan.
But must you lie about the location of a location? Georgia is not in Europe, but Asia; the people are extremely poor and there's no work in the country: Haven't you heard of people who sell their (Cassette Player) Radios and Bicycles to pay their house-rent?

Travel › Re: I Need Answer. Invitation From Holland by Vicjustice: 4:08pm On Sep 22, 2011

josessy:
I have invitation letter from Netherland, the person that is sending the letter is reponsible for my financial there, i want to know if am to sumit his statement of account or my own. Please i need answers.

Among other proves of your obligations and home ties, your personal bank statement and that of your sponsor are both required.

Travel › Re: Be A Life Saver To Solve My E-passport Problem by Vicjustice: 4:51pm On Sep 21, 2011

ovo4u:
My date of birth I provided is not correct during the registration of my E-Passport, what is the procedure to correct date of birth, e.g. from 10 May 1979 to 10 May 1987 or delect the E-Passport information so that I can apply for a new one here in Germany Embassy?I have proofs to show that 10 May 1987 is my true birthday as it appears on my WAEC and my old Nigeria Passport which is no more valid

The problem is that, I'm in Germany and can't travel back home to sort this out but i think my family member can help me back home but what are the steps need to be taken here?

Should my family go to Abuja so that they delect that passport so that i can get a new one from the Embassy here? or

Do they just go there and ask them to edit it on their system to the real age, so that I can apply for new Passport here by telling them I lost my E-passport?
I'm saying Abuja because that what the Embassy also told me here in Germany that they can't help me and it's only in Abuja they can help me but I got my E-Passport in Festac office Lagos.

I need my Nigeria passport so urgent right now and if anyone can really help me here to get what i need to do or the step need to be taken, then I would be one of the happiest person on earth, please no insults or why I got the wrong information at the first place, we all know the reason cos I was young then to apply for the kind of visa which i used to travel here.

One more important thing is that, I would like to beg the Moderator to take this to the front page, because it only there i could get enough help because not everyone that come on this travel forum. Pls Pls Mod.

Pls Nairaland, I know there are people here who can help me, I need your help plsssssssssssssss.

First of all, under the Data Protection Acts, no "family member" has the privilege to demand or request for any information belonging to another person, how much more to request that a Date Of Birth belonging to another Passport holder in a West African computer database be altered.
During the passport creating process, you had consciously provided the Passport Officer with every information required, and you were given the opportunity to verify that the information entered into their computer was correct, and you had confirmed their accuracy and have therefore given the Passport Officer the permission to proceed and create the Passport. Now, you have realised that you entered a wrong Date Of Birth (a familiar story with Nigerians); Now, if the E-Passport truly represent what they say it is, ECOWAS Identification Passport, then, i'm afraid changing anything genuinely and legitimately would be impossible: or, maybe you can put your thumb or the palm of your hand on Sulphuric Acid solution to melt away their original lines so that you can apply for a new passport with a born-again finger/thumb prints

. How about that?

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Travel › Re: Us Visa: Can I ''right'' My Wrong? by Vicjustice: 9:47am On Sep 19, 2011

TheCongo:
You have already started to criticize me and I haven’t even finished with my thread.

If you have red carefully what I wrote you should have realized that I was talking about the importance of “gut feeling” when people have to make major decision in life including immigration and visa issues. It is not always about what the experts think or say. A person can try something unheard of, based on their gut feeling, to achieve his/her goal and it works. And this is irrespective of the person location; Be it Nigeria or abroad.

Poster has an ordeal and came to this forum for help. We are all here to try to help and each person according to his little experience. At the end of the day, it is up to poster to pick what she thinks is best for her. So, am I not a member of the forum to write on this thread? Do I have to live in Nigeria or to be a Nigerian to contribute to this post? Why those constant and unnecessary critics on my posts?

Earlier on, you had slammed me with a critic; I quote what you wrote
“I still don't see how this matter is connected with religion”
Did you really have to criticize me for that? If you had red carefully the poster original message, you should have seen where the religious aspect came about. But, your urge to fish something negative in my post had made you overlooked what OP wrote.

If we were on the same workforce, I would have accused you of bullysm. But, thanks God that we aren’t. A work bully always sees himself as a take-charge guy and his need for control can make him incredibly overbearing.

I am on Nairaland because of the high regard I have for Nigerians. I can narrate on many pages about the positive experiences I had with Jamaicans and Nigerians in North America. From the time I was a new student in the US to the North American workforce. They are great people who would go out their way to help a fellow black man.

Just one of many examples: During a soccer game when I was a new student in the States, some players from the opposite team were trying to fight me. Out of nowhere this black guy, Nigerian, came to my rescue and started to threaten the people who were attacking me. He was screaming at me “Don’t be afraid of them, they can’t do anything to you; I am an African just like you”. What an experience I will never forget! I have had similar experience with Jamaicans. Adding to that, I have seen Nigerians hosting No-Nigerians strangers into their home and even providing them with pocket money.

You indicate that Nigerians can testify of more extreme cases than the one I narrated.
Again, I don’t see the point of this remark. Did I mention that my experience was the most extreme case to narrate? Are we into a contest to see which nationality can narrate the most extreme cases of immigration?

I was facing prison, fine and permanent bar from the United States. Is there anything more extreme than that in the West? Maybe this remark was another subtle way of telling me “We are Nigerians and we have seen it all. You are not a Nigerian, so there is nothing you can tell us.”

Anyway, for the respect of all my Nigerians friends and acquaintances, for the respect of Nairaland, and for the sake of my own sanity, I won’t even attempt to engage into any further unnecessary debate with you. I am here on Nairaland to laugh, relax and feel home.

Honestly, i can't figure out how i criticised or slammed you in anyway, shape or form, and the fact that i disagree with you in these regards does not in anyway mean that i disrespect your personality: It would be ignorant of me not to realise that you regard me, and i do respect you as merited, and with all the due respects, i have constructively disagreed with your opinion of connecting the case of the OP with that of your own.
And regarding the mention of religion, i was only saying my opinion that i don't see how the topic is related to religion: Well, i do respect your sensibility so, if however you feel personally touched with my objections, constructions or languages, then i apologise for that.

Travel › Re: Us Visa: Can I ''right'' My Wrong? by Vicjustice: 9:06am On Sep 18, 2011

TheCongo:
I am making this post in response to a different post where OP had previously submitted a United States visa application with wrong vital information along with her fingerprints. Her application was declined accordingly. Now, she is wondering how to come clean for her mistake with the Americans. https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-759710.0.html

Something similar had happened to me in the United States. I submitted a bogus refugee claim along with my fingerprints. This bogus refugee claim was still pending when I decided to move to Canada. (I had my permanent residence status in Canada through my family).

However, I didn’t want to leave the United States with the full knowledge that the US immigration had my fingerprints on a bogus refugee claim. I knew full well this would definitely come back to bite me at a most unexpected moment. Therefore, I wanted to correct my wrongdoing with the Americans before moving to Canada.

The only way to withdraw my bogus refugee claim was to tell the truth to a United States immigration judge. However, all the lawyers I met strongly discouraged me from doing that and advised me to leave the matter as it was. Because, by law, making false refugee claim in the United States is a criminal offense that would result in fine, prison and permanent bar from receiving any future immigration benefit. I was in deep water.

Nevertheless, I had this strange feeling that I had to come clean regardless of the outcome. I couldn’t be at peace with myself if this matter wasn’t resolved after leaving for Canada. Against all odds and hope, I follow my gut feeling. I went on and told the truth to the United States immigration judge who was assigned my case. To my surprise, after confessing the truth to the judge, the entire episode took a very strange path.
(See details in my next post)

My conclusion for this matter is that a forum like Nairaland is a great place to gather useful information in regard to immigration and Visa issues. But, above all, people should not underestimate their gut feeling. Each one of us is a unique individual on the planet, with a very unique destiny, a unique story, a unique chance … what may work out for everyone may never work out for you. Conversely, what may work out for you, may never work out for anyone else. There is only one “you” on the planet.

Just as the say goes, he who follows the crowd will never go further than the crowd. But, he who walks alone may probably end up in a place where no man had ever been before.

To be continued

Honestly, i don't see how this case that you explained can be compared to the one (of the OP) of this thread. First of all, you should realise that you were already in the United States and therefore, entitled to their legal system or Justice-Tempering there. Also, know that you are not the only one to have passed through such situation, there are lots and lots of people who sought asylum in Europe with false nationalities, and yet, got their documents converted to Nigerian citizenship: Trust me, more asylum seekers from Nigeria can testify of more extreme cases than the one you narrated.
Now, it is very important to know that in many cases, countries like the USA or EU states find complications in getting rid of asylum seekers especially when deportation seems to be a hard task, in such cases, they would rather overlook or pardon all negative odds and grant them the Leave to Remain or Residence Permit; and even if they know that the asylum seekers do not merit the benefit, they can even grant them the Leave to Remain on humanitarian grounds.
So, my friend, you case is totally different from the case of a visa applicant who is still in Nigeria, you can't use a solicitor to challenge a visa refusal decision, you just have no ground.

Romance › Re: Silly Nigerian Men by Vicjustice(op): 8:22am On Sep 18, 2011

lefulefu:
Anyway i unable to count the number of times that naija girls always tell me they love me on face book and 2go and i should pls reciprocrate their love by sending them money or black berry
Naija girls are more silly

Most (if not all) of these "Nigerian girls" sending first emails and requesting for favours are usually Nigerian male Scammers pretending to be beautiful women. Man, i expect you should know this fact.

Romance › Re: Silly Nigerian Men by Vicjustice(op): 1:49pm On Sep 17, 2011

An email text sample that silly Nigerian men send to women in their very first emails

"Dear Love,
how are you today? I just saw your profile and i want you to know that i love you and would want you to be the mother of my children, please don't turn down my love for you because, my heart is very fragile. I'd want you to reply with your telephone number; mine is 08087654321. Yours Love, Naijaboy"

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