ardamz:
the country is actually England, London on the list o not UK

Thanks dear. I appreciate

Boy, 14, arrested after male, 15, was 'shot dead by gang of youths'
........At this age I was thinking how to write junior Waec

DisGuy:


So many of these lifestyle vloggers on YouTube now. They talk about it like it's nothing, even offering discounts to their followers. Thanks to the lockdown I've been consuming a large dose of these content.

So sad all the little kids without a mummy

Are you watching in order to to manage your amusement park 6-pack?

wonlasewonimi:


Are you watching in order to to manage your amusement park 6-pack?

The 1 pack I was managing pre-covid, I can't find it. I blame gym closure!!!

Watching all the favourite spots and food in naija!! If DisGuy can't get to lasgisdi...

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DisGuy:


Haaaa no wonder I talk am!

You see so bros Lexus. You sef see am

.

Lexusgs430:



You want to reduce your height.........

Tufia! reduce to where? Abeg o! Maybe if I’m tall, people will take me seriously

Aphrodite007:


Tufia! reduce to where? Abeg o! Maybe if I’m tall, people will take me seriously

That's a tall order.......

Lexusgs430:



That's a tall order.......

Hahahaha

Lexusgs430:
Now wey una don dey earn £'s una belle and yansh don dey expand....... Avoid temptations..........

She’s just unlucky. May her soul rest in peace.

phyl123:


She’s just unlucky. May her soul rest in peace.

It's so sad sha the pressure of Social Media and I must flaunt bikini body. There was a time being fat was the in thing. Now the 3 kids are left without their mum at such a young age.

LagosismyHome:


This our high in carbohydrates food self na cause am. It will not allow us slay slim stomach in peace

Very painful as it's an avoidable death. ....but she get mind sha. How wont you tell your hubby about such a trip
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9172649/Mother-died-liposuction-surgery-Turkey.html

Or Instagram fitness queen's where a lot of them don do surgery up and down. Learnt thats the reigning thing in Lagos now, awon Dr Anu fans

Good morning my seniors �

So I got my tier 4 student visa and I'm officially about to start my 10years journey to settlement ( I hope I will be able to cut it down to 8years sha)

Please I'm preparing for the whole travels , I will like to ask the elders in the house what are the necessary stuffs for to bring to UK. Be it food items or anything that will be cheaper for me to get from here and other tips for someone coming alone to UK ( I don't have any family member or Friend there)

I will also like to know about the prospect of MSc Civil and Structural Engineering in UK ( that's what I will be studying),

I look forward to hearing from you guys. Thank you in advance

starboychan:
Good morning my seniors �

So I got my tier 4 student visa and I'm officially about to start my 10years journey to settlement ( I hope I will be able to cut it down to 8years sha)

Please I'm preparing for the whole travels , I will like to ask the elders in the house what are the necessary stuffs for to bring to UK. Be it food items or anything that will be cheaper for me to get from here and other tips for someone coming alone to UK ( I don't have any family member or Friend there)

I will also like to know about the prospect of MSc Civil and Structural Engineering in UK ( that's what I will be studying),

I look forward to hearing from you guys. Thank you in advance

Bring a LOT of Money.

That lot of money is the problem.

I'm on managing level hence why I want to know things that will be cheaper for me to bring from Nigeria

umarwy:


Bring a LOT of Money.

Greetings all,
Need your advice:
What do you think of someone on salary of 400k in Nigeria and wife currently studying in the UK -newly wedded couple and wife want him to join her, settle down and start a family over there.

sagbar:
Greetings all,
Need your advice:
What do you think of someone on salary of 400k in Nigeria and wife currently studying in the UK -newly wedded couple and wife want him to join her, settle down and start a family over there.

Is the wife an undergraduate or a postgraduate student?

Better still, go to the Uk government website and read on visa and immigration - student visa. Then you can go to the uk student visa section of nairaland and ask specific questions.

starboychan:
Good morning my seniors �

So I got my tier 4 student visa and I'm officially about to start my 10years journey to settlement ( I hope I will be able to cut it down to 8years sha)

Please I'm preparing for the whole travels , I will like to ask the elders in the house what are the necessary stuffs for to bring to UK. Be it food items or anything that will be cheaper for me to get from here and other tips for someone coming alone to UK ( I don't have any family member or Friend there)

I will also like to know about the prospect of MSc Civil and Structural Engineering in UK ( that's what I will be studying),

I look forward to hearing from you guys. Thank you in advance

There's really nothing you NEED that is cheaper in terms of purchasing power parity, unless you're addicted to Nigerian food .

starboychan:
Good morning my seniors �

So I got my tier 4 student visa and I'm officially about to start my 10years journey to settlement ( I hope I will be able to cut it down to 8years sha)

Oooshey, 10years geng

Bourne007 can relate

I pray you are able to cut it down to 7 sef. All the best!!!

sagbar:
Greetings all,
Need your advice:
What do you think of someone on salary of 400k in Nigeria and wife currently studying in the UK -newly wedded couple and wife want him to join her, settle down and start a family over there.

Why can’t I understand this question?
Oga please ask specific question so we fit understand
Are you weighing options of moving with ur wife or not ?
Are you weighing your 400k Naira salary to what you’ll earn in Uk ?
Are you weight the possibilities or you getting same type of job you’ve got in Nigeria to what you’ll get in the Uk?
Ask the question well no vex

7 is actually the goal .

You mean I should sharply follow @bourne007

FraudMan:


Oooshey, 10years geng

Bourne007 can relate

I pray you are able to cut it down to 7 sef. All the best!!!

Thank you so for the input.

Well I have a very sensitive stomach, so it will take time to adapt to foods available there.

I just don't want to miss out on things I should pack , may reason why I came here for help

TheGuyFromHR:


There's really nothing you NEED that is cheaper in terms of purchasing power parity, unless you're addicted to Nigerian food .

starboychan:
Good morning my seniors �

So I got my tier 4 student visa and I'm officially about to start my 10years journey to settlement ( I hope I will be able to cut it down to 8years sha)

Please I'm preparing for the whole travels , I will like to ask the elders in the house what are the necessary stuffs for to bring to UK. Be it food items or anything that will be cheaper for me to get from here and other tips for someone coming alone to UK ( I don't have any family member or Friend there)

I will also like to know about the prospect of MSc Civil and Structural Engineering in UK ( that's what I will be studying),

I look forward to hearing from you guys. Thank you in advance

Welcome to the uk my brother...
Learn how to walk before you think of flying ...
Enjoy the Uk student experience before you start worrying about settlement.....
As for civil/ structural engineering jobs you’ll get loads from my experience....
Good luck

sagbar:
Greetings all,
Need your advice:
What do you think of someone on salary of 400k in Nigeria and wife currently studying in the UK -newly wedded couple and wife want him to join her, settle down and start a family over there.

If his wife is studying here, he should get either a visiting visa or a Tier 4 dependant visa depending on her study level and come and visit and see how things are here for himself first before taking any plunge. Also to be taken into consideration are the realistic chances of settlement here in line with the spouses' current/planned occupations, especially in the time of Covid.

Emigration is a state of mind - some people are ready to leave Nigeria no matter what awaits them in their intended destination, others are more calculating. Some people are ready to take off to eastern Europe or south Asia with a visiting visa to "hustle" while others will only leave for a stable western country such as Canada on a permanent residence permit.

I first came out to the UK to take a masters in the early 2000s, and went back after I got a job back home. My enduring memory of those times immersed in the Nigerian community is of the amount of complaining that many Nigerians used to do about "bills, bills, bills", and "tax, tax, tax", their disdain for non-white collar employment, and the rush to dive into the wonderful world of credit and consumption (it was way easier then for newcomers than now). I remember when the government said they'd start crushing cars caught without insurance and these people started grousing about the costs of insurance and road tax (apparently many of them had bought cars, but were driving uninsured) which in many cases can amount to the same price that many Nigerian students had paid for the jalopies they were cruising around to their Tesco jobs, etc., etc.

My point being that a lot of these people experienced the UK as a major culture shock and gave one the distinct impression that they'd no idea what life in a regulated and organised society would be like before they came. That's what your friend should avoid. We can only give him opinions, but only he can advise himself on what path to follow.

Thanks so much for the input.

I will take one step at a time ( goal number is to get a distinction and industrial placement since my course is 2years )

wallg123:


Welcome to the uk my brother...
Learn how to walk before you think of flying ...
Enjoy the Uk student experience before you start worrying about settlement.....
As for civil/ structural engineering jobs you’ll get loads from my experience....
Good luck

starboychan:
Thank you so for the input.

Well I have a very sensitive stomach, so it will take time to adapt to foods available there.

I just don't want to miss out on things I should pack , may reason why I came here for help

The journey to boiled potatoes and beef is not a long one, my brother.
When I was a student in Scotland, I dey follow them sometimes dey chop their haggis self.
And that was then, when students had lives, clubs to go to, women to befriend, the odd trip to France to plan, London month ends to look forward to, easier jobs to get, better lives generally.

This Covid period, if you don't have some good money in your pocket as a previous poster advised, you will find that thinking about what to eat will be the least of your worries.

starboychan:
Thanks so much for the input.

I will take one step at a time ( goal number is to get a distinction and industrial placement since my course is 2years )

For placements send PM

Hello guys, do you know why money vex isn't working.
Any good alternative please?
Thanks

starboychan:
Thank you so for the input.

Well I have a very sensitive stomach, so it will take time to adapt to foods available there.

I just don't want to miss out on things I should pack , may reason why I came here for help

Lol@ haggis. I’m a silent reader, but had to drop in to say something here.
@TheGuyFromHR, senior man, I don chop that thing, its tasty, for me na ngwongwo and Quaker oats.

Bros starboychan, I dey UK now, moved here last year. Me too dey get sensitive stomach, I used to be an abuser of Flagyl in those days when I used to travel to Nsukka by road from Lagos, I eat nothing the day before travelling and nothing on the whole journey except dry biscuit, while my friends go dey laugh me dey chop anything dem see for roadside. As I dey UK, I dey try anything, and as Oga HR said, food is the least of my worries. As long as you are not allergic to stuff or, if so, you know what you are allergic to, no worry about food matter, abeg.

Done

umarwy:


For placements send PM

descarado:
Hello guys, do you know why money vex isn't working.
Any good alternative please?
Thanks

If you need Naira I might be able to help.