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KStylist:
Drop your own number please. B O T is taking down mine.

Pls boss I share my WhatsApp n gmail above kindly reach out to me sir i need help

KStylist:
If you were in Lagos I would have listed all known hotspots to amass works but as it's Delta state, I can say little to nothing.
Just get a solid fairly used bikes depending on your pocket and ensure all your papers are complete.
Register with Bolt, Uber and Indrive.
Most importantly, locate buzzing markets, shopping malls and build solid reputations there. Once you're trusted, na you go run from works. Like I said I wouldn't know wagwan with Delta state.
It's roughly ₦200/KM here. You can always get your distance from your map and do the math.

Boss please I want to buy the bike next week and get started. I will need your advise and orientation sir. My mail is ayoadejamiu@gmail.com and wuspp zero8zero85753665… I’m desperate need your help to advise me and I will really appreciate. I want to use it in Lagos between Sango to Lekki

[quote author=Laycoln post=126407939]Hello Nairalanders, Which UK university accepts HND holder for Masters Degree two years degree for January intakes, Im Marketing student but im interested in pursuing a business related course apart from Marketing course[/quote]

Edinburgh Napier University, Scotland, UK HND, lower credit accounting and got MSc. Business Management

AndyCole16:
Just enter Cab going to Ojota, Mushin etc. Secretariat is the second bus stop as you enter Lagos. No shaking

Thank you! Plenty appreciation

AndyCole16:
Don't go through Sango please.
✓ Pass through express road, drop at secretariat.
✓ From Secretariat enter under bridge ikeja.

✓ From under bridge ikeja, enter GRA, tell them IOM. They will drop you in front of the building. All drivers know the place

Wao.... I appreciate this ooooo.

But pls which bus do I have to enter Kuto? I hope its Ojota bus?

donbrowser:
I guess Kuto is Abeokuta. If yes,
From Kuto to Sango, from Sango to Agege, from Agege to Ikeja.

Thank you but the Sango road is very bad

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Nairaland1stson:
I have suspicion that someone wants to use my account to launder money. A lady visited my shop demanding to purchase goods worth millions of naira she was so much in a hurry or desperate for someone who intends to perform such transactions. She was accompanied by a man she claimed to be her sick husband, two kids, and another young man. She claimed she needed to perform the transaction as soon as possible so she could travel down to a neighboring state for her husband's treatment.

There was no much negotiations as it seemed she was the one begging for the goods to be sold to her. After confirmation she said I should bring my POS machine so she could make a transfer, I already had suspicions on her so I told her i didn't have one and besides who would want to perform transactions worth millions of naira with a POS machine mode of payment. I suggested that she heads to the bank or make a transfer from her mobile app, which she shrugged off immediately like it was not even an option.

The young man with her insisted I get a POS vendor so that the transaction can be made which I declined and told them that there were many around the vicinity that they can go get one if they wish to. The young man left and returned a few minutes later with one, when they arrived the woman suddenly said she was scared and needed to invite the person who referred her to our place. She called this person and he arrived shortly, he was someone known to us in the past but not well known. She then requested that I get another POS vendor, which I suggested that they should get back the previous vendor they invited earlier. The young man went back again and returned with the vendor. The woman gave the vendor a debit card, which the vendor tried pulling the whole money at once, but it didn't go.(exceeded limit) The POS vendor then proceeded to split the money and it was successful. So she was only able to make part payment for the goods.

They were about to leave when I reminded them that I was supposed to issue a receipt for the part payment deposited into my account. Which I did later, and they left. Fast forward to the evening same day, she called me claiming that her husband's health was demanding much, and she wouldn't be in need of what she purchased earlier that I would have to refund her immediately.

What rose my suspicions on them are:

1. The acclaimed husband of hers, whom she claimed had stroke as at when they visited the shop, I saw him earlier when they alighted from a Keke napep which dropped them across the road and he was walking very fine but when they began to approach my shop he began to limp like he couldn't walk properly and the woman held his hand for assistance (they didn't know that I had seen him earlier walking properly without any form of aid) when they were at the shop, the acclaimed husband who had stroke sat and crossed his legs, is that even possible for someone suffering from a stroke?

2. Why would they insist on only POS mode of payment (for a transaction worth millions)

3. Why would a woman whose acclaimed husband is sick with stroke decide to perform such a transaction (her pirioty should be making sure her husband is taken care of medically)

4. I know you must be wondering what it is she bought, but I will not be disclosing such for privacy reasons (Hint: it is a single item)

5. She was incoherent when I asked for the name and address that would be added to the receipt (it seemed like she was guessing the name and address)

What are your thoughts? Should I refund the money immediately, if I will, what are the measures to be taken to ensure I am on a safe side

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You are in already, kindly report your suspicious to the nearest police station, let them Document it, if they want refund, they must provide account the took money from ATM n verify the in the payment and do the refund. Don't let them rush you and make sure you call the POS vender and get the details of the ATM card the money is being taken from.

I have appointments at IOM Ikeja tomorrow morning. I need direction from Kuto. I planned to board Ojota bus and the to Ikeja.

Kindly help a little brother

Osa0:
First pray for grace, then get used to your reason of coming and all data surrounding. Mine was pretty easy. Why are you here and where does your wife work? As I intend to explain my 6 Year old son shouted. " Oh ! Daddy am tired,what does this man want?"Next thing the immigration guy said sorry young Buddy, then he stamped our passport and said Welcome to London.

Thank you

NezzyMike:
I was just asked the number of years of my visa... stamped!

MA or dependant, Pls what's the likely question ask the dependant that goes separate after the MA must have been in UK?

praisejoel0002:
Good evening everyone please which site can i book a cheap flight from Abuja to London? The prices have seen so far is crazy 🤯🤯

Skyscanner, google flight

EquitableTech:
Thanks for this update

This is exactly what I need to know.

Thanks once again.

From Lagos express to Ibadan, don't get down from the bridge, pass Iwo road straight to ojo, straight down to Oyo, at Oyo town roundabout if you don't understand just ask how to just link ogbomosho express, pls don't enter oyo town, the road is bad, cruise down the express with 180km/h minimum the road is sweet, toward ogbomosho they will divert you to the the right and follow ogdomosho old road, once you enter ogbomosho, the first 4 junction, turn to the left about 3 minute you link the Ilorin express at the bridge and turn right from there is direct to jebba, pls don't enter ilorin town cross the bridge at the and head to Mokuwa, pls make sure you refuel your fuel tank full at Bovas in Jebba before you get to bridge, or better you full you tank at Mokuwa. At Mokuwa turn right and enter Kanji Road, the road btw a filling station and police station, go down straight don't branch until you reach one small iron steel bridge, from that bride is forest but don't fear very safe and plenty commercial car pass there especially picnic you can just follow one from mokuwa but ready speed of 140-160km/h with those hausa driver, so if you fast you will spend one hour in that forest( but if you follow the other way trailer do follow, u will spend four hour in that Niger forest, I've followed the tow and its safe) then after the forest, you meet old road and you turn to right again, that right you will drive straight for about 2 hours is that road not that good, just about 80km/h there before you meet YAORI express, one you get to Yauri express is Direct to Kebi, just about 4 hour drive to birni-kebbi, its a direct road until Jega, at Jega, you you turn to left and about 30mins to Birni-kebbi, if you are going to immigration officer, once you get to birni-kebbi, the first roundabout turn to right and count 1, 2, 3 roundabout, at the third roundabout, just turn round as if you are coming to the first roundabout, and drive about 2mins, the first junction by the right, just enter n driver 5 more. minute, you see their signboard by the right and just enter that street, third building

Afamed:
Don't listen to this kind of a fellow if sincerely you have a Journey to make
It's definitely a 2 day Journey from Lagos to Kebbi.
First make your Journey down to Abuja first, then you sleep over in Abuja , from Abuja, you can then make another Journey down to Kebbi early in the morning

Go to abuja is a wrong way, very far

EquitableTech:
Pls I'm considering traveling by road from Lagos to Kebbi state soon.
How safe are the roads from kidnapping and banditry?

It safe if you can drive for longer hours, i took my wife there for her international passport on 10am may 18, 2023 from Abeokuta and and I returned 7am may 20, 2023, i drove overnight on our way back, I left Kebbi 5pm may 19th overnight non-stop and arrived Abeokuta Ogun state 7am may 20, but with top speed ooo sometimes 200km/h Rav4 Sport.
Mind you then i uses about 50k fuel and now you will have to use about 150k fuel. I can direct you, the road is straight forward except from Mokuwa that you will.need little direction

Datakey:
Funny experience at the POE yesterday at Heathrow..

The officer even checked the Organization website and was asking me what they do...


Thank God I landed safely, will surely update the POE questions soon

Seems the POE at Heathrow is a bit tough...

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ehizario2012:
Thanks my people, been following from a distance. Arrived in the UK with family over the weekend. PoE was smooth, thank God. Just hold your offer letter and CoS handy.

And for those with "special CoS" u understand, prepare for job hunting o. Nawa

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Can you share you POE questions with us, what's the POE question for dependant? Thank you

[quote author=davide470 post=124762971]You can be an electrician on Tier-2 and get sponsored as a doctor and it would not reset.

The rule of thumb to get ILR within 5 years once you get a Tier-2 is:
- Once a Main Applicant, always a Main Applicant.
- Once a Dependant, always a Depandant.


[/ is it possible for a dependant (man) to be sponsored at the same time with wife being already sponsored? ]

[quote author=davide470 post=124762971]You can be an electrician on Tier-2 and get sponsored as a doctor and it would not reset.

The rule of thumb to get ILR within 5 years once you get a Tier-2 is:
- Once a Main Applicant, always a Main Applicant.
- Once a Dependant, always a Depandant.[/ is it possible for a dependant (man) to be sponsored at the same time as the wife? ]

overseasnbeyond:
what is your qualification?
Do you have a registered business with CAC?
When last did you graduate from school?
What is your family size?

HND Chemistry
Graduated 2011
Have 8 years working experience as quality assurance Officer
Registered CAC in 2021
Family Of 4
Wife HND graduate in Accounting
Partnersdfc@gmail.com
08085753665 whatsapp

what is your qualification?
Do you have a registered business with CAC?
When last did you graduate from school?
What is your family size?[/b][/quote]HND Chemistry
Graduated 2011
Have 8 years working experience as quality assurance Officer
Registered CAC in 2021
Family Of 4
Wife HND graduate in Accounting
Partnersdfc@gmail.com
08085753665 whatsapp

[quote author=gabbytabby post=124693470]Unfortunately 45 is not a good age but if you do not mind retraining as a teacher PGDE or PGCE in mathematics would get you a funding for your course and a job after in the UK.



Please can you shield more light on this?