₦airaland Forum

jmanity:
The plot twist in penthouse is too much, bringing back dead persons and making the villain too powerful.

Moura7:
Those are bangers...which was your best?

Dr Prisoner is mad too, Yong pal , the K2

DieRich5:
The King: Eternal Monarch

Alfred234:
Yes they should have ended it with Season 3 but i think they are making so much money from it so they decided to milk it some more.

SocialJustice:
If you want to do online, then look for a successful online business person and become their intern.

I wish you the best.

asusfanatic:
If you work, tell them to address it to your office HR or something. Mine was addressed to a friends office as my school doesn't give students copy.

Samgalaxy:
Request a student copy of your Transcript from your university.

CollzSam:
Hello everyone. I'm done with the first season of Animal Kingdom. Didn't quite feel it so I won't continue. But how good is Sons of anarchy? The seasons are much though

Uktocanada:
Or better still before she leaves Naij’s let her open a pounds domiciliary account so that when she earns in her Naira account to retain the value she can get someone to change black market for her in Nigeria and deposit to that Nigerian dorm account.

This is good so as not to tamper with your foreign account in the UK and be on the safe side.

iCode2:
This is serious.

What if she continues the online stuff and receive money from it through her Nigerian account and then finds a way to send it to her UK account or look for someone in UK who can swap £ for #(transfer through mobile banking)?

Cc: bamangar

TheOnly123:
This is the reality and truth for some people. However, my advice would be that anyone planning to come to the UK to study now should do alot of research and ask questions from people there already. What I've observed so far is that in some areas even with the covid 19, there are still alot of jobs while in some areas, nothing at all.

So when looking out to make a choice on the school, also remember the location is very important, don't just go for any location, I can tell you that there are areas you would easily get jobs but if you are in a location that there is no job and then the only areas you are getting the jobs is miles away from you then transportation and all comes in and it's harder.

Then I believe when coming have a mindset of wanting to achieve something and focus on it, be resilient and be prepared mentally for the negatives and positives but have a mindset to make it through.

PS- I'm a dependent, however my wife who is the student attends lectures online at least 4 days a week one of the lecturers even called for a one on one class at one time, she has also been called for some student jobs that have offered her some pounds per hour. I on the other hand coming from Nigeria with some experience in the space of less than a month have been called for at least 3 to 4 interviews, got two offers already and all.

That said, please research and ask people that would be honest with you questions, also pray and ask God for directions and be resilient and keep believing things would turn out good. Apply to alot of job and be ready to improve on yourself.

TheGuyFromHR:
And as a corollary to what this gentleman has said - please select your courses carefully, for those of you planning to work here after school.
In all honesty, the only industry that is generally open to employing people now is the healthcare industry. Not that there are no other jobs - there are - but the number of applicants per opening is truly astronomical. So select wisely. Read, read, read the UK papers and orient yourselves.

Redraft your CVs, start to work on yourselves (I ran into one of my wife's classmates, an Indian, who managed to secure an interview and said the interviewers asked him a simple question about how he would do the proposed job under the current covid restrictions (Scotland has banned travel outside the country by law) and when he was rambling something, they probed further and found out he didn't know much about the basics of how Scotland is governed differently from the rest of the UK, and he said they chopped him raw)), be open to taking anything you can legally get, and network, network, network.

And lastly, I read one of the comments somewhere where someone was asking something about drafting a letter explaining gaps in his CV, and someone (I think it was our main man Cyberknight, who always goes direct to the point), told him not to bother, that the UK wants foreign students to come in and fund its universities with their fees for the foreseeable future. This is true, and related to that, everyone who has left or plans to leave Nigeria with no going back should be ready for the vastly reduced epxerience they are going to get. Like I say, read, read, read the damn UK papers before you come (The Guardian is free to read online, you could also take out a free trial subscription to the Tory papers online The Times or The Telegraph to get an idea of government thinking) so you know what awaits you. I am pretty disgusted with many of the Nigerian students we've been meeting here, I find them idiotic for investing all that money and still being astounded at the situation here on arrival.

jidesamuel:
£3,500

jidesamuel:
VISA APPROVAL ALERT

Standard visa application

MSc Data Science (Salford University. Feb1, 2021 intake)
Application submitted - 11th of November

Biometric - 13th of November

Decision - 19th of November

Collection mail - 25th of November

Visa collected - 25th of November

USA visit visa refusal declared(2018)
UK visit visa refusal declared (2018)

Thanks to everyone who have contributed in a way to this group, most information have been quite helpful.

Wishing everyone here success in your quest.

jiggaz:
Industry

Brukx:
Review this surburra for me

matosneh:
For life is back

sod09:
WHERE DID YOU GET IT PLEASE