₦airaland Forum

kode12:
Liz Truss will be more of a ceremonial prime minister going forward. I think she'd realise that she's made a series of major mistakes now, and no one really wants to hear whatever she has to say, so she's going to prop J.H forward as much as possible.

Goke7:
she should not forget to carry braverman along o

Goke7:
You are very right the quality of leadership in the uk has really dropped, all these small girls like Truss, kemi, braverman have no business in govt. Too low level for a so called advanced nation

Trex12:
Oya story don change....

mex551:
Just seeing this now. I hope uk immigration laws are not retrospective. Especially for those that are already here hoping to get 2 years Post work permit

AlphaUno:
Sure, there would be adverse effects on the ordinary citizens (small businesses, landlords etc),the government (reduced revenue) and schools (International students will look elsewhere).
Already, the schools are complaining of low patronage from home students; reason for increased foreign student enrolment.

UK hasn’t really been fair to students. After spending so much, they just yank you off their system. Don’t they know education is a form of investment?

Mind you, there is a silent competition among these developed countries on enticing talents to their economies. That’s why they keep coming up with different immigration friendly policies

The UK is in a dilemma presently - failing economy, labour shortages in key sectors, the need to compete globally, ageing population etc and yet they have to source for the manpower elsewhere w/o high immigrant influx.
And they still want to milk these incoming immigrants of funds

I think, they should first secure their borders to discourage illegal immigrants while providing enabling environment for legal immigrants.

AlphaUno:
Sure, there would be adverse effects on the ordinary citizens (small businesses, landlords etc),the government (reduced revenue) and schools (International students will look elsewhere).
Already, the schools are complaining of low patronage from home students; reason for increased foreign student enrolment.

UK hasn’t really been fair to students. After spending so much, they just yank you off their system. Don’t they know education is a form of investment?

Mind you, there is a silent competition among these developed countries on enticing talents to their economies. That’s why they keep coming up with different immigration friendly policies

The UK is in a dilemma presently - failing economy, labour shortages in key sectors, the need to compete globally, ageing population etc and yet they have to source for the manpower elsewhere w/o high immigrant influx.
And they still want to milk these incoming immigrants of funds

I think, they should first secure their borders to discourage illegal immigrants while providing enabling environment for legal immigrants.

Lexusgs430:
People are generally now shying away from subscription services..........

Hence massive price reduction, might be the only pull factor ..........

With recession and austerity, comes cancellation of unnecessary bills ...........

Lexusgs430:
Customers don do Netflix long thing .......

Lexusgs430:
That one no be public funds nah .........

See how Nigerian's dey run from FREE money..........

Lexusgs430:
Awoof dey purge o ........

hustla:
LOL the way it's going, I'm sure they'll just use that as excuse to refuse lots of people

Lexusgs430:
No go chop money today, wey go choke tomorrow........

mrsglo:
I currently hold a UK Master degree in Human Resource Management and considering applying for either a MBA, Msc Management or Msc International Business degree programme.

Will getting a student visa be an issue, considering I already have a Masters degree?

My Msc in HRM is about 7yrs old and I have over 4yrs experience working in that role.
Will the 7yrs study gap be an issue?

I will appreciate responses from people with experience on the above queries.

ObieD:
Anybody here going to University of Chester? Please i need help with accommodation

pheranmie:
Hi everyone
Myself and my wife just go to the uk
We are finding it’s difficult to get any apartment here.Airbnb has drained us. Please does anyone here has a contact or WhatsApp group where we can get houses

08131014159
My WhatsApp number

Thanks in anticipation

Lindakam:
It is

Public funds include a range of benefits that are given to people on a low income, as well as housing support. These are:

income-based jobseeker’s allowance
income support
child tax credit
working tax credit
a social fund payment
child benefit
housing benefit
council tax benefit
an allocation of local authority housing
local authority homelessness assistance

leef2022:
There would still be economical effects if PSW is removed, moreso in your words landlords/ladies[b][/b] won't see monies for "mortgage deposits"...

The bolded get mouths too..

ybahrbz91:
Good evening house.

People of Glasgow. Advise on Broadband?

leef2022:
Won't be nice policy though! The cabinet madam Liz assemble na try n error...

A possible u-turn like oga Kwasi did though I expect them.to debate more on it

LagosismyHome:
The thing shock me ooo. Never expected that number and no power to even add half a penny

Uk is just issuing visa left and right but not building additional amenities. If housing is like this , I guessing schools and Gp will have its own trickling effect

LagosismyHome:
I just left a viewing in East London. The house had one hour viewing and 28 people showed up. The agent has said 7 showed interest... 28 people showed up. Really where does someone start from .

The agent said several of the 7 offer put higher than the offer price which is 1800 for 3 bed...as if 1800 is not high enough. Bidding war has joined . Make I dey go house as my house is very far so came here for nothing

Omoluv5:
Good day everyone!

Please I need help, we'll submit dependents visa application for our kids in November, but the passports of 2 out of the 3 will be expiring in May 2023, what can we do now to avoid any issues with immigration? Will renewal still be possible?


Thanks for your responses

Amarathripple0:
Again reading to respond and not comprehend. You must be fun at parties.

FYI, I was one of the lucky few who didn’t have to struggle to find a house or pay months in advance but I was ready to pay that large sum should the need arise. Your argument lacks empathy so clearly, you have not "been there and done that" else you would have understood what people are currently going through. I rest my case.

BorisJohnson:
Chairman. Sometimes you need to introspect & speak to yourself.

See that bolded? It’s nonsense.
Paying 15k upfront for 1 year only becomes a ‘waste’ of the tenant doesn’t stay in the house for the 1 year.
I currently pay £1,500 pcm rent. I signed my contract in September 2021. I pay by monthly Direct Debit.
As at 1st of October, I have paid the landlord £ 19,500:00
That is enough as mortgage deposit for a 4 bed terraced in some parts of the UK right?
Does it really matter if I had paid the landlord £19,500 upfront last year? Does it make any difference? At the end of the day, the landlord has pocketed my £19,500.
Was/is it a waste? NO. Reason: Because I and my husband and 4 children have LIVED inside the house, so it’s payment for service rendered.

Your initial post on which you descended harshly on someone who paid for 1 year upfront was too harsh and portrays you as I’ll-informed.
Circumstances differ.

Santa2:
@AlphaUno Dismissing other peoples experience because you found it easier is in itself egocentric.. I had to change accomodation recently and I know what I went through. The fact that I did not not pay 1 year or even six month upfront, does not mean my friend who has been here for a year already and had to also change accomodation and pay one year upfront is silly or desparate. He was rejected twice with his 1 year payment. You can seat there and dismiss the struggle of peoples trying to get a roof over they and their families as lazy, thats fine but also realize that different realities exists for different people. Locations also give different experiences in same Uk. It might be easier to find a house in aberdeen than it is easier to find in london. Also you looking for a flatshare might get a place easier than one looking for a 3 bed for a family of 5 or 6. Different realities exist. DO NOT DISMISS PEOPLES EXPERIENCE!

EmeeNaka:
I put 10years of driving experience.
My car is Peugeot 207, 2008 model .
The cheapest I have seen is £1600 for myself and my wife. I chose that I park the car at my Residential Parking at Night and at office parking during the day.
Total annual mileage 6000miles. I have not made any insurance claims back home, but if I chose it, they ask me to produce evidence.

mizGene:
Lol, but there is no level below you.
I spoke facts only and you are already throwing shades.

Amarathripple0:
From most of your responses that I’ve seen, I think you don’t value other people’s opinion. You also read to respond without looking at things from the angle of the people who are affected mentally and financially by the housing shortage and therefore have to do what they can to secure a space. You do not know it all and your opinion is not facts, it’s just an opinion. So sometimes, read, digest and analyse before you respond. Please take this as a light hearted advise, no be quarrel. Peace

koonbey:
This post reminds me of the proverb - "Those who get their kolanut cracked by a benevolent spirit should not say their peers are not hardworking."

Enough said.