dustydee:

it could be those types of soap used for good luck, money, wife or husband etc.
or it could be bleaching type too, since it is illegal to sell in the UK, may be difficult to find.

dustydee:

tell me you have not seen the advert in metro or evening standard before? Even on Gumtree there are plenty of herbalists and fortune tellers.

LUCAS99:




So our Brothers have migrated to London?

dustydee:

tell me you have not seen the advert in metro or evening standard before? Even on Gumtree there are plenty of herbalists and fortune tellers.

DisGuy:


Try the colourful churches....

Adapapaokoye:
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Send me a mail

DisGuy:

Roland3699:
Is there any one going to the university of the west of England Bristol(UWE)?

KaBabs1:
...

Cc justwise fizzle spacyzuma nchabuomo guiddoti orofun1

Kenneth10110:
Can i join any football academy while studying in London

Emmalexpharm:
Pls What happened to this thread
It has to start pls i need informations.
Where our Guru's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Let's kick up again. Sometimes we may not know how a saviour we can be to people with that small good information you think that is nothing. But it can bring live to the person, his family and his generation!!!!!!=

Emmalexpharm:
Pls What happened to this thread
It has to start pls i need informations.
Where our Guru's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Let's kick up again. Sometimes we may not know how a saviour we can be to people with that small good information you think that is nothing. But it can bring live to the person, his family and his generation!!!!!!=

adesbaba:
Yes oo..thread must come alive...where are our U.K Elders...

kuru:
Hello People,

Anyone in Manchester? I need info on getting a flat, working distance from the University of Manchester, Oxford Road.

Thanks

fabgirl22:
Anyone in london want to send between £1500-2000 to Nigeria? I have the equivalent in naira in my access bank account, I just need the money in pound, pm if you are interested , we can meet up in London for the exhange. Both will be done by bank transfer. thanks

ocheejemb:


I disagree. Long term, say after 2020, Brexit will benefit international students. Short term, the situation is likely to not real change much. Although some employers might become more willing to sponsor good non-EU students now, if they are thinking forward to a post Brexit era.

The UK really does need some immigration, if there will be any economic growth. On one hand, the stoppage of an free inflow of hardworking EU workers means prices of goods and services will rise dramatically, when entitled Brits are the only one who can take these jobs, especially the low skilled ones. For instance, I read about truck drivers somewhere in England who used to earn £16 an hour years ago, but a glut of EU drivers crashed the wage down to £9. If these wages go back up, then prices of goods will have to rise as well.

It will even be worse with high skilled jobs. It has been proven that although Cameron's Govt had been pushing against immigration, without high figures for it, there would be no way that the current population can meet economic targets (budget surplus by 2020). Now that the workforce can't easily come from Europe, it means everyone else now has a fairer chance of getting a work visa. Of course, you still need relevant skills.

I don't think Theresa May was all that hostile towards international students as Home Secretary. She had a impossible directive from her boss; to reduce immigration to the tens of thousands. So, she ensured that many loopholes are blocked. Unfortunately she's also made it tougher for fresh grads to get sponsored. BUT, all in all, immigration has actually risen, despite all her efforts.