Toshtos:
Guys where are we watching this year's BBNaija please

Showmax.
Get someone from Naija to register for you using your NGN bank account, you pay N2,900 monthly.
Register here and you pay £6.75 monthly.

Choice is yours.

Toshtos:
Guys where are we watching this year's BBNaija please

https://www.showmax.com for those in UK

Dependents can be self-employed. They are free like a bird

hustla:


That's gangster

What of a dependent?

Is there a way to contact Home Office to seek information. It's not urgent so I'm willing to wait till they respond. What I want at the end of the day is a human response.

Viruses:
Is there a way to contact Home Office to seek information. It's not urgent so I'm willing to wait till they respond. What I want at the end of the day is a human response.

https://www.gov.uk/contact-ukvi-inside-outside-uk Answer the questions to specify what the issue is and it'll direct you to a page with the appropriate phone numbers/emails.

I called them not too long ago and got to speak with someone in under 10 minutes.

When you watch a TV program like ''Nightmare tenants, slum landlords"............

You would just buy one property, in the UK.......

Tenants not paying their rents, could lead to repossession, depression, or bankruptcy..........😜

He stepped on the breaks when it was absolutely unneccessary

koonbey:


Congratulations!

30 seconds! That's dramatic. What was the fault?

Lexusgs430:


Two days ago, I would have offered you one bike.......😂

Now wey you don pass your test, you need a car (spare car I don't have)........😭😜

I have been driving in my manual car for over a year before the test

missb50:



I have been driving in my manual car for over a year before the test

Time to switch to automatic......... Save your left leg, from unnecessary stress......... 🤣😂

Lexusgs430:


Time to switch to automatic......... Save your left leg, from unnecessary stress......... 🤣😂

I've loved manual cars since moving to the UK o (maybe because there is no traffic), the pleasure of pressing clutch gives innner peace but auto is definitely the way to go later...


I'd advise anyone without UK license ( or original Nigerian license within 12 Months in the UK) not to drive as you've always hammered. My friend was caught driving after a year in the UK before he got his license, he was slammed 9 points on his new license plus almost 1k fine.

missb50:
He stepped on the breaks when it was absolutely unneccessary

😄 Ah, my sister, I’m sure he saw something that made him step on the brakes. You know say this life na only one.

You’ve sha passed now. Congratulations and safe driving.

lavida001:


Dey play

He has a point.

missb50:


I've loved manual cars since moving to the UK o (maybe because there is no traffic), the pleasure of pressing clutch gives innner peace but auto is definitely the way to go later...


I'd advise anyone without UK license ( or original Nigerian license within 12 Months in the UK) not to drive as you've always hammered. My friend was caught driving after a year in the UK before he got his license, he was slammed 9 points on his new license plus almost 1k fine.

Let's hope they listen........ 😜🤣

steadyMoving22:


He has a point.

Let's leave OP to keep moving steady, in OP's ignorance.......... 😁🤣

hayesconcept:
Dependents can be self-employed. They are free like a bird

Perfect

koonbey:


😄 Ah, my sister, I’m sure he saw something that made him step on the brakes. You know say this life na only one.

You’ve sha passed now. Congratulations and safe driving.

Lol, we both saw it o. I argued with him after the test, his excuse was that we pressed the break at the same time. The funny thing is I drove over 45 mins after the incident.

Thanks for the congratulations

koonbey:


https://www.gov.uk/contact-ukvi-inside-outside-uk Answer the questions to specify what the issue is and it'll direct you to a page with the appropriate phone numbers/emails.

I called them not too long ago and got to speak with someone in under 10 minutes.

Thank you.
This is very helpful.

missb50:


I'd advise anyone without UK license ( or original Nigerian license within 12 Months in the UK) not to drive as you've always hammered. My friend was caught driving after a year in the UK before he got his license, he was slammed 9 points on his new license plus almost 1k fine.

Wao...this is painful.
Hope his car wasn't seized though.

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Schoolhike:
Please I need advice
Company A : permanent.
Company B: contract

B already have a start date of 2nd week of July.

A is still doing check, tho, references completed.

Which is better,
Communicate with A if they can fast track the screening process and tell them a little about B.

Or start with B with the mind of leaving soon.

Note: A is my preferred choice

Start with B
Move to A the next day/week/month depending on the start date for A.

Don't worry...B will be alright las las,
After all, we are in the fourth week of July already.

Viruses:


Start with B
Move to A the next day/week/month depending on the start date for A.

Don't worry...B will be alright las las,
After all, we are in the fourth week of July already.

Sorry

August not July

Hi. I have original Nigeria licence that expired in January and International one that has not. I am only 8 months in the uk. Guess i can still drive

missb50:


I've loved manual cars since moving to the UK o (maybe because there is no traffic), the pleasure of pressing clutch gives innner peace but auto is definitely the way to go later...


I'd advise anyone without UK license ( or original Nigerian license within 12 Months in the UK) not to drive as you've always hammered. My friend was caught driving after a year in the UK before he got his license, he was slammed 9 points on his new license plus almost 1k fine.

pushup:
Hi. I have original Nigeria licence that expired in January and International one that has not. I am only 8 months in the uk. Guess i can still drive

Wahala you dey find........ Wahala you go get o........ 😂😜

pushup:
Hi. I have original Nigeria licence that expired in January and International one that has not. I am only 8 months in the uk. Guess i can still drive

The international driving permit is irrelevant. The UK Gov website talks about national licenses, and does not mention that permit, and most people have confirmed as well that what police check is the national driving license.

Since yours is expired I doubt it would be acceptable. An expired document has no validity and would not be acceptable even in Nigeria so I would be shocked to see that it's acceptable in the UK.

You should do your research and maybe experiment sha.

Edit: See the UK gov website: https://www.gov.uk/driving-nongb-licence/y/a-resident-of-great-britain/full-car-and-motorcycle/any-other-country

It says "You can drive in Great Britain on your full, valid driving licence for 12 months from when you became resident"(emphasis mine)

Lexusgs430:



Wahala you dey find........ Wahala you go get o........ 😂😜

Wahala gidi lol

Hello house,

How una dey. Kindly help me with advise. If someone on a skilled worker visa with a BRP due to expire in February 2024, tries of invite a family member on a two year visit visa. What are the chances of it being granted.

Kindly note that the person is due for ILR application in January and indicated it in the application.

Any advise or insight would be appreciated.

pushup:
Hi. I have original Nigeria licence that expired in January and International one that has not. I am only 8 months in the uk. Guess i can still drive

🎵Trouble dey e own, yanga go wake am🎵

Wetin e dey fyyyyynne

Gourdoinc:
How una dey. Kindly help me with advise. If someone on a skilled worker visa with a BRP due to expire in February 2024, tries of invite a family member on a two year visit visa. What are the chances of it being granted.
Kindly note that the person is due for ILR application in January and indicated it in the application.

go ahead as long as you have valid leave during the application. I have done this

Schoolhike:
Please I need advice
Company A : permanent.
Company B: contract

B already have a start date of 2nd week of August.

A is still doing check, tho, references completed.

Which is better,
Communicate with A if they can fast track the screening process and tell them a little about B.

Or start with B with the mind of leaving soon.

Note: A is my preferred choice

Go for A since it’s your preferred choice, don’t confuse yourself please.

giselle237:
go ahead as long as you have valid leave during the application. I have done this

I have also done this before and it was refused.

Lexusgs430:



Wahala you dey find........ Wahala you go get o........ 😂😜

Omni in the hellcat