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Crime / Re: Palestinian Islamic Jihad Terrorist Admits To Raping Woman During Oct 7 Attack by dustydee: 10:39pm On Mar 28
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 10:53am On Mar 14
ehizario2012:
At least three (3) people here have now shared their very thoughts on Lexusgs430's conducts and I am glad one is a naturalized British citizen (person wey see road well.)

I first came across this Lexusgs430 moniker on a Car thread years ago, had some respect for him but he's a totally different entity in this UK living thread. It's as though he wants to continually bully people and show off his citizenship... While many might keep quiet, jump and pass, I am not like that. I'll say it to his face, that's how I was made. Lexusgs430 moniker deserved to be seen for who he is.

He's also the one who called rent money dead money, almost pushing some people to see themselves as failures because they paying rent. I'm glad he shot himself in the foot and confessed he enjoyed student loans, public funds etc in his early days... Much like a grown cock preventing cockerels from growing. I like the response somebody gave on this thread last year saying something like "nobody can stop new immigrants from entering UK, the oldies should get used to it."

I am not tracking lexusgs430 or have any personal interest in him, but just as he has a right to say whatever, I have a right to challenge whatever. I'm not even asking him to stop, but he should be seen for who he is. He claims he helped people out of depression?? Is that not funny?? It's not only Lexus, the other ones who act as though they sat down with home office to draft the immigration policies too know themselves.

This thread is meant to encourage people, not discourage people and push them to depression! Come off it.

It is obvious you do not know Lexusgs430, former Umigidi brand ambassador. He has provided a lot of valuable information to people here, whether it is on credit cards, properties, phones, clippers and even vivastreet shocked (heard of it here from oga himself). He has also provided "financial" help to people here. I remember he paid for someone's hotel accommodation to enable them attend a job interview.
Please don't be too uptight, I heard it is not good for one's health. Often times, if you read between the lines, you will learn something.

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Politics / Re: Senator Ningi’s Allegations & Indiscriminate Insertions In 2024 Budget By BudgIT by dustydee: 8:49am On Mar 14
Chinjo2:
It means Senator Abdul Ningi is right in his allegation that the budget was padded.
Akpabio should tente.der an unreserved apology to Senator Abdul Ningi.
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No he wasn't right. The budget that was passed is what was signed. The figure was widely reported in the press. He probably was confused by the sections that had no breakdown, which is a different matter all together.

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 11:39pm On Mar 13
Poanan:


Thanks. Can i still do it the person is coming in tomorrow morning.
I believe so, as long as your dates are correct.
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 7:48pm On Mar 13
Lexusgs430:



Tell me, Biden, Macron, Rishi, EU , African leaders etc etc...... All together have failed.........

So you think Keir is the missing puzzle .........πŸ€”πŸ˜
They haven't failed. They have just not tried. The US alone can "persuade" them to stop the carnage.

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 7:32pm On Mar 13
Lexusgs430:



Do you think if Keir tells Benjamin Netanyahu to seize fire ...... It would end that war ...........😜😁
No but if he is concerned about their plight, when he becomes the PM, he will have a lot of influence on him.

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 7:26pm On Mar 13
dupyshoo:
When is your time please cos you always come across as someone that has the solutions to all UK problems? Yet, you don't have an idea of who he was referring to.

What I can however deduce from your posts and comments is that they are usually lopsided and strongly politically motivated/influenced. Anything to sell your political views and paint the opposition party bad. Typical politician you are!!

I like her style though. She is more factual than those we have in parliament. I see a future MP in her, She almost convinced me to vote labour but Kier and his stance on Gaza will not let me. grin

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 10:53pm On Mar 12
Poanan:


Yes. But when I put in destination country as UK . The cover was in euros. The amount insurance cost was about 40k naira but medical cover was in euros. So i got confused let me not pay for something and then it will be that I can't use it. I was expecting to see what it covers in pounds. I was seeing things like emergency medical expenses cover 35k euros. This and that all in euros. That is why i feel uncomfortable with it. Check AXA Nigeria site u will see what i am saying.
That's fine. It's the value of the cover of the insurance. When I did mine many years ago, it was in euros
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 8:17pm On Mar 07
DigitalearningP:
HI GUYS,

IF YOU WANT TO ANY IMMIGRATION, VISA CLICK ON : https://workandstudyblog.com/

THANKS.

Justwise, shey you said you wanted visa to Nigeria, see your plug o.

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Events / Re: Video Of Crossdressers At A Birthday Party In Calabar by dustydee: 9:32am On Mar 06
MrBrownJay1:
Nigerian police should do their job aka go undercover (lol) and arrest them all...
Arrest them for what? Cross dressing is not a crime in Nigeria.

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 8:12pm On Feb 26
elengine:
Good evening house.
I work in a company where my role covers EMEA. I have just been told to prepare to visit Switzerland, Germany, Sweeden, Finland , Czech Republic.etc

My ASK. Please does my BRP allow me to go to these countries or I need to apply for Visa.

Secondly, does anyone have any useful information regarding the cost and any other info that may be of help.

Thanks
You will need a visa. As for the cost, ideally, your company should pay for it and they should have a travel booking portal, except if you are contracting.

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 2:12pm On Feb 23
ReesheesuKnack:
My fellow Naija people. Please train up your kids (in the way of the Lord/Law).
She should just find someone to smuggle her back to the UK and that's it. Problem solved.

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 1:06pm On Feb 17
Lexusgs430:


So when hin pay for the rice, nah only rice den go chop........πŸ˜‚

What about house rent, hin suppose pay for that one too .......πŸ˜„

Lack of family planning nko, when den go dey born pickin like piggery farm, who suppose support that act of irresponsibility........πŸ˜œπŸ€‘
Normally that rice would have cost more than Β£50 so the extra saving in pounds can be used to buy other items. In other words, his pounds will go further and buy more than it normally would even with the inflation. Oya see my link again tongue:
https://referral.lemfi.com/invite/e6iu
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 10:32am On Feb 17
deept:


Does not mean your more naira on the pound does more because the rate of inflation no be here.
Guy send some muni home jor. Bag of rice is now Β£37. grin
https://referral.lemfi.com/invite/e6iu
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 12:17am On Feb 17
This is a good time to send moeny home. You will get more naira for you pound. Use my referral link:
https://referral.lemfi.com/invite/e6iu
Family / Re: How I Helped My Sister With Food Items And Accessories To Take To Canada by dustydee: 3:13pm On Feb 13
Andyblaze:
shocked I am in new Brunswick
Did you abandon your music career?
Business / Re: Can't Send Dollars To Nigeria Any More by dustydee: 4:30pm On Feb 09
chopnaira:
I got the email too. I remember Buhari and Emefiele had similar policy.
No, Emefiele's policy was that the IMTOs could only pay dollars for foreign currencies sent to Nigeria and not naira. This drove some of us to using other means (including barter). This is a good move by the CBN. Perhaps I may start using the "official" channels again.
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 10:25pm On Feb 04
Nuallazgarments:
Thank you so much for this explanation, I really appreciate, we are relocating to the Uk and my daughter wrote the NECO Exam in November, so we wanted to find out if it is recognized in the Uk inorder to get admission into the University of A Levels as the case may be. I just need more light. Thank you so much.
The short answer is yes. I believe with the O Level, the child can go for A levels although id the child is too young, they might push back based on age. I heard a story of someone who came in and was being asked to join her year grade until the parents presented her excellent O level result which they could not conter.
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 11:34pm On Feb 02
Lexusgs430:


So those very occasions you're around, when you finished your shower and your MIL is still in bed....... Where would you change your boxers and cream your naked body..........πŸ˜‚πŸ˜œ

Part of your requirements for a successful visa application, is accomodation suitability......... You would also have to submit your tenancy agreement, to support MIL application....... I don't think the accommodation, in its present form is suitable....... But what do I know........πŸ˜€

Abi you wan dey explain to home office, you go explain you go tire ...... No evidence.......πŸ˜„πŸŒΉ
you are worried about him robbing cream, what of when he and his wife want to cream each other.
@Mentholated, you should be fine especially because you are away. Invited two parents when I was living in a two bed with wife and kid but I was often away. Had no issue with UKBA.

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 3:05pm On Jan 31
gmacnoms:
so, as at 2019, you knew by 2023, pounds will be at 1700 and counting?
I did not know but I knew it was UNSTABLE.
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 2:11pm On Jan 31
Goodenoch:


You really mean that four years ago you expected 1 GBP to be 1,900 Naira?

Knowing the rate would be unstable and the utter wrecking of the Naira’s value in the past few years are the same thing to you? To the point that you think the lady and her family didn’t plan properly?


Lol. Okay o.
I agree that you cannot plan for all possible situtaions. But again we all knew that forex instability was a major issue especially in the last 2 years. My advice that she should seek to transfer her education to a cheaper school is still valid.
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 11:55am On Jan 31
gmacnoms:
4 years ago, one pound was between 340/390

A family planned to send their child for an undergraduate course abroad. Withing the space of another 4 years, same Exhange is looking at 1900.
You are here smiling and shunning teeth that Dey did not plan. Agba planner
I agree with Lexusgs430. It is inconceivable that the sponsors did not know that the exchange rate will be unstable. The sponsor can transfer her to one of the private universities in Nigeria to finish her education since exchange range disparity is the issue.
Again, planning is the key.

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 11:58pm On Jan 29
profemebee:
Β£ 1 : 1,800 Naira

What a country....

If you voted Tinubu, ................................................

Make i no just type

I have been seeing similar comments. Please what magic do we expect anyone in power to do to salvage the situation? I believe the path he has chosen is the best out of the hard choices available. Things may be hard now but in my opinion, we will come out better.

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Crime / Re: Police Vow To Go After LGBTQ Community, Probe Members After Video Challenge by dustydee: 7:59pm On Jan 24
Maxcollins042:


By your reasoning thieves should only be apprehended by relevant authorities only when they are stealing and not when they are showing intent to do so. Wow! You're such a genius.

How will the police prove in court that those doing the LGBTQ video challenge are homosexuals? Doing the video alone doesn't offer you enough conviction what their sexuality is about? Omo! I'm done with you ooo
Again you want to stretch the law to fit your narrative. Going by yur logic, the police can arrest you because they think you are a yahoo boy and do not need any evidence to back up thier claim. What if those people are actors? Why is Bobrisky walking free despite claiming to have boyfriends?
Crime / Re: Police Vow To Go After LGBTQ Community, Probe Members After Video Challenge by dustydee: 3:48pm On Jan 24
Maxcollins042:


Are you seriously asking this question like you just crawled out from under a rock? Wasn't homosexuality criminalized by the Goodluck Jonathan's administration after he signed the Same-Sex Marriage (Prohibition) Bill in 2014? Hellooooooooooooo!

That law does not criminalise being a homosexual but it criminalised sex between them. Now tell me how will the police prove in court that these guys engaged in sex against the natural order?
Crime / Re: Police Vow To Go After LGBTQ Community, Probe Members After Video Challenge by dustydee: 2:16pm On Jan 24
Maxcollins042:


The last time you checked is the one under the rock you're living abi? Dey jonze.
Show me the law
Crime / Re: Police Vow To Go After LGBTQ Community, Probe Members After Video Challenge by dustydee: 10:32am On Jan 24
OLAADEGBU:


Nigerian Police Vow To Go After LGBTQ Community, Probe Members After Viral Video Challenge.
They are unserious. With all the security challenges we have, this is what they have chosen to occupy themselves with, With what offence will they charge them? Last time I checked, being an LGBTQ is not a crime in Nigeria.
Religion / Re: As A Christian Is It Possible To Practice First Fruit In This Harsh Economy by dustydee: 2:10pm On Jan 14
guobe:
It is the start of a new year and most Christians do practice the act of fresh fruits whereby your first salary in the year or fresh profit of business, first money of your new marriage etc is given to the church.
In this harsh agbado economy in Nigeria,is it possible to practice the act of giving first fruits.
First fruit is not biblical but a personal decision bourne mainly out of ignorance by those you practice it.
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 2:30pm On Jan 13
@ missjekyll, what's Labours plans on war spending? Will they spend millions protecting the red sea rather than give that to the less well-off or the NHS?

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 12:55am On Jan 06
ProfJYK:


Done.

Thanks
Thank you.
Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 11:17pm On Jan 05
ProfJYK:
Please who has a Trading 212 invite link, that free share is very key.

Here:
https://www.trading212.com/invite/Fyx9HL2z

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Travel / Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by dustydee: 10:29pm On Jan 03
omopapa:
My people, long time no chat grin how una dey
Good to see you back here. How is the Bureau de change going? grin

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