folake4u:
I was chatting with a friend earlier today and two of her people are already UK bound.

The Brain Drain is here to stay. Many Nigerians are leaving in their droves!!!

pocohantas:


Congratulations to them abeg. Useless country that is going down the drain. Frustrating her youths into depression.

nedekid:

Walai, lots of Nigerians are here with their families, i have met about 5 families just like mime that just locked up their houses back home in naija rented apartments, hotels or airbnb over here.
Haba, watin happen? Then say na just to clear head from the madness back home!

Evergreen4:
UK baby. Brain drain pro max. Very soon na only politicians go remain

juliuscapps:


studyinfo.fi

nony43:







This UK Is not easy bro.

Bokobops:
Why is it that when you say you want a better Nigeria without mentioning the name of any candidate, everybody will think you are talking about Peter Obi?

DaveDGreat:


It's well bro. God will see you all through

DaveDGreat:
But I still nor know why I nor too fancy this UK

God bless Norway and Finland

micronut:
Interesting. Make dem come hire me from Naija ooo, I be Research Lab Technician for Molecular Lab with 4yrs experience in running of Molecular assays and testing including Covid - 9...

Peskid147:
me self God please Germany or Holland.

Mkayfrenzy:
The United Kingdom (UK), says foreign nationals can now apply for its scale-up visa effective August 22.

According to a statement released on Monday, the government said the new visa type will avail UK’s top high-growth businesses greater flexibility and power to entice talents from anywhere in the world.

What is a scale-up visa?
It is a route for foreign talents who have been sponsored by a scale-up company in the UK and who have the skills needed to enable the growth of scale-up businesses.

The professions qualified for the scale-up visa include scientists, engineers, programmers, software developers, research and development professionals, economists, architects, technicians, financial and investment advisers.

Unlike other sponsored visas, the scale-up visa allows businesses to employ high-skilled individuals who will receive two years’ leave to remain in the UK without requiring further sponsorship or permission beyond the first six months.

“This will further enhance the government’s overall offer to businesses through the points-based immigration system to hire eligible employees from anywhere in the world. The Scale-up visa will give them greater flexibility to hire, often in-demand, talent they need so they can go to the next level, while boosting the UK’s high-skilled pool,” the statement reads.

“Companies, including small businesses and those in the tech and financial services sectors, that have achieved growth of 20% or more in either employment or turnover year-on-year for at least 3 years and employed a minimum of 10 people at the start of the 3 years will be eligible to sponsor talented individuals through the Scale-up visa.”

Kevin Foster, the UK minister of safe and legal migration, said with the scale-up visa, businesses will get the right level of support “to go to the next level”.

“Through our Scale-up visa, we’re enabling businesses to focus on their growth and innovation by giving them more freedom to bring in the diverse skills and experience they need, making them more attractive on an international stage,” Foster said.

“By supporting our high-growth tech, financial services and small businesses, we are ensuring the UK remains a global hub for emerging technologies and innovation while enhancing productivity across the economy – creating jobs, growth and prosperity across Britain.

Source: https://www.thecable.ng/programmers-architects-nigerians-qualify-as-uk-launches-scale-up-visa-for-skilled-workers/amp

God1000:
Stop running away, let's build this country together.

I will turn down any offer to leave Nigeria at the moment

Bokobops:
Why is it that when you say you want a better Nigeria without mentioning the name of any candidate, every mumu will think you are talking about Peter Obi?

Folabifreeman:
Another scam by the UK government.
Fall for it at your own peril

God1000:
Stop running away, let's build this country together.

I will turn down any offer to leave Nigeria at the moment

folake4u:
I was chatting with a friend earlier today and two of her people are already UK bound.

The Brain Drain is here to stay. Many Nigerians are leaving in their droves!!!

DaveDGreat:




Me wey dey Ajah in Lagos. I'm just proclaiming it in advance Sir.

Gimme update/link na