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Travel › Re: A South African Lady Apologizes To Nigerians After Visiting Nigeria by Calitoscassius(m): 6:52pm On Dec 28, 2024
jazzman7711:
You are a stupid animal with no brain.

What percentage of Nigerians are kidnappers and terrorists?

A country of 250 million people going about their daily lives is who your rotten, filthy animal lips are stereotyping because your mother is a rotten, filthy w.hore. Asswipe.
Careful you don't get a heart attack. grin grin the truth sure hurts. The pain can be very severe. Which of the business i mentioned are you into? Armed robbery or kidnapping? grin


Happy christmas! grin
Travel › Re: A South African Lady Apologizes To Nigerians After Visiting Nigeria by Calitoscassius(m): 6:32pm On Dec 28, 2024
Yea right! This is like saying terrorists, armed robbers, scammers, murderers, rapists, kidnappers and fraudsters are nice people. grin


Try again.
Travel › Re: A South African Lady Apologizes To Nigerians After Visiting Nigeria by Calitoscassius(m): 6:31pm On Dec 28, 2024
EmperorCaesar:
It doesnt matter and she's just one person

WE dont need the validation of a stranger to feel good about ourselves

Their myopic view wont change our reality
Don't mind them, let them be deceiving themselves.. this is like saying Armed robbers, kidnappers, terrorists and fraudsters are nice people grin
Travel › Re: A South African Lady Apologizes To Nigerians After Visiting Nigeria by Calitoscassius(m):
Sonnobax15:
lipsrsealed
Nigerians are generally a nice people
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Errr... I don't think so, Nice people that defrauds fellow Naigerians, kidnaps, mine the skulls of their fellow Naigerians and lie to their fellow Naigerrians, is it the corruption, extortions? I mean,shall i cotinue?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Robert Brooks: NY Officers Beat Prisoner Before Death by Calitoscassius(m): 4:52pm On Dec 28, 2024
Naigeerian police woulda shot him and "nothing will happen" as they always assure their victims.

So let's resolve Naigeerian police brutalities issues first. America can deal with their own problem.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Robert Brooks: NY Officers Beat Prisoner Before Death by Calitoscassius(m): 4:51pm On Dec 28, 2024
Offpoint1:
Body camera, it's camera wore on the body by police officers on duty/patrol.

Image attached
grin grin grin grin image attached. Welldone!
Foreign Affairs › Re: Robert Brooks: NY Officers Beat Prisoner Before Death by Calitoscassius(m): 4:49pm On Dec 28, 2024
Alababoys272762:
This situation is truly disturbing! It’s unacceptable for law enforcement to treat any individual, especially a restrained prisoner, with such brutality. If this incident had occurred in Nigeria or another country, the global media would have been in an uproar, demanding justice and accountability. It highlights a double standard in how we perceive and react to violence against individuals based on their nationality. We must advocate for human rights universally, regardless of where the abuse occurs. For more insightful discussions on international affairs and similar topics, visit my blog at alaba boys dot com.
Naigeerian police would have shot him, and "nothing will happend" as they always assured their victims..

So start with discussing Naigeerian police first. America should take care of their own problems.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 3:54pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
hehe man dem gangs. Road men 😆 well salute to you bro and stay strong 💪
Yea! man! cheers!! I will, Happy christmas! grin
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 3:51pm On Dec 28, 2024
Love800:
Why are people not going to Scotland, wales and Ireland then?
Good question, they are, just that most people want to stay in England, London precisely because it is popular and they believe they could secure employment easily in England.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 3:47pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
spurs old stadium ? White hart lane ? Edmonton area ? Hey you did the right thing moving out to raise your family and I wish you all the best with that. Nothing like a good strong family unit
Yes, White Hart Lane, i did Match day security at White hart lane. I met Harry Kane, Hu ming Song, Dembele, and many others, although i am not a football fan

Yes, i have 2 sons i don't want them joining Man dem gangs.

Cheers! Mate!! cheesy
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 3:43pm On Dec 28, 2024
Love800:
So one cannot rent a shop and start up a food cooking business(like a small canteen) in UK?
Yes, you can. Alota people do it, you can even do this food business in places like street markets. There are popular street markets in London. Walthamstow market, Dalston Market (full with Ghanians and Naigeerian street traders, hairdressers and shop owners) in East London or in South East London Peckham, Brixton, Deptford or Bourough Market
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 3:35pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
hehe bro am sure we have met. Definitely sure. Every place you named up there I have lived or chilled but you know this was youthful exuberance and strength. You just roam the earth like a mad man till you calm down. But it’s all a good experience because nobody can tell me nothing about anywhere and I will be clueless. It’s all part of living life. Creating memories and having experiences
I agree! grin
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 3:33pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
well walthamstowe is 2 stops away from my old hood Tottenham on the Victoria line. Black horse road then walthamstowe after Tottenham hale. It’s a good thing you moved out. London is not the same again. The soul has left the city.
Yea, i am older now and have children so it was good for my kids as well, I am well familiar with Walthamstow, blackhorse I even worked at the Spurs old stadium before i moved outta London.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 3:25pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
hehe bro all this is my area in the past anyway. But of course I moved around too. I also did Tottenham and seven sisters area for a while and then the whole upton park east ham west ham canning town and Stratford. What can I tell ya papa was a rolling stone, wherever he laid his head was home 😆
You got around quite alot. You didn't hang about did ya? grin i am familiar with all of East London as well..

I used to ride bike from Walthamstow Market to Stratford before the westerfield shopping centre and Olympic village was even built. i am familiar with Tottehnam, Tottenham Hale, Hackney, Edmonton, East Ham, Canning town, Barking, Upton park green street. Are you sure i haven't met you before? grin grin
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 3:15pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
wow that’s unimaginable. It’s a great country if you walk in there with Arab money. Just chilling and chopping life. It’s a great country. But to go and look for money ? It’s a tough place
I agree. The Arabs has bought almost the whole central London anyway. Driving their huge Lamborginis, Ferraris and Masseratis along Kessingnton high street, Oxford street, Paddington, Burkingham palace road and knightbridge.

I moved outta London years 12 years ago, it became to congestessted over crowded, expensive and polluted. I also grew up in London so i thought i should try the countrysides now that i have kids, i wouldn't want me sons to join London gangs.

Before i moved outta London i even tried to live in East london, E17 where i also grew up as a child but that didn't work. That is Walthamstow, Leyton, Leytonstone, Hackney and Chingford area.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 3:05pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
hehe all that area is my hood bruv. I used to live above this chippy on walworth road. SE5 area code. Camberwell elephant and castle Peckham Norwood brixton bermondsey stockwell and tings and tings bruv. Burgess park, east street market and tings bruv. That’s the hood bruv 😁😁
Oo! Okay! grin Yep! i am very familiar with these places. Peckam Rye, Peckham market. Always at Peckam market. My uncle lived near Queen station Peckham.

I had a 6 weeks holiday job at the Surrey Quays shopping centre. Working in burger king at the time. I think i worked at Argos also along Old Kent road towards the Toys R US.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 2:54pm On Dec 28, 2024
omolola12345:
Out of how many Medical Doctors over there? Some of them will go there and make it and some will not make it. It's good to commit our ways into God's hand most times. Because it's about our profession or what we know but by the grace of God.
grin grin hear this one, grace of God. grin all the prayers people pray in Naigeeria yet nothing appear to be working. The UK has nothing to do with God. If anyone depends on grace of so called God. They d end up in the streets homeless, cold and hungry. Believe it or not.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 2:45pm On Dec 28, 2024
Vision101:
Do other maths na. Energy, gas, etc before transport and feeding. Don't forget the heavy investment to travel there. Please amortize it.
Don't mind him.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 2:44pm On Dec 28, 2024
Penboy:
She's catching cruise.. I can't bet anything, she won't step her foot back to the country.

People just dey advise for nothing. What would she do when she gets here, come and work for a general hospital and be receiving 300K per month?
You are right, she wouldn't leave the UK even if you paid her to leave.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 2:39pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
hehe bro that place sounds very scary. You have to be on your toes all the time. That cannot be life ooo. They put you on this hamster wheel from cradle to the grave. Life is too short for all that nonsense now. Which is why japada is trending now. People are starting to realize their life wasn’t so bad in Nigeria and they are running back 🏃‍♀️. Hehe barber shop in South London ? What area ?
I agree.


The shop was at Tower Bridge Road, My areas at the time was Old and New Kent Road, London brigde, Elephant and Castle, Bermondsey, Walworth Road, this was in 1998 i was young at the time and thought i want to run a baber shop. My father warned me at the time.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 2:33pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
yes na but I know she somewhere , her soul. Margaret ya soul is required in hades for all this hardship you have imposed on us 😆😆
grin grin

Hey! Keir Starmer apparently is worse than Mrs T.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 2:04pm On Dec 28, 2024
Mandate1:
£3000-900, he has £2100 pounds left. Accommodation comes with free WiFi sir
Still makes no sense converting it, what bout food, transportation to work, clubbing, grin who da hell earns £3000 a month? Doing what?! That's like £35000k per year before tax. Most people do not earn that much.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 1:59pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
yeah it shall not be well with you Margaret 🤣🤣😆😆
grin grin grin grin grin well... She Dead! Alread!
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 1:55pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
it’s like a bill they give you just for existing but technically they say it’s for emptying your trash 🗑. It’s that high cuz it’s rip off Britain as the locals call it 🥴🤣🤣

It’s like LAWMA bill
The funny thing is, one could accept to dispose their trash themselves but still must pay council tax, some councils even charges for excess rubbish. The idea of council tax was introduced by Mrs Magareth T.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 1:49pm On Dec 28, 2024
Ishilove:
Like local government council bill... I see.

Na wa o. Living in UK is very expensive
It has become very very very expensive, it wasn't like this 25 years ago. But yet many people from Africa, India, Bangladesh, Thailand and Philipines wants to go live in the UK. It is only in England though Scotland and Wales are still reasonably okay to live in.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 1:47pm On Dec 28, 2024
diamond68:
I believe her case is that she got scared. The tax office set a bar for her to reach and she is not too strong or too healthy to reach it and she knows it so she quit. You see these taxations are calculated way before you start what you are doing. For example it’s like council tax ? When you move into a house the next day or two they have sent you a council tax bill of 1500 pounds. You haven’t even lived in the house upto 2 days you already have 1500 pounds billing . It’s same with Locum. As you set up your company dem done calculate based on your profession how much you will earn and dem done send you taxation billing of tens of thousands of pounds. So now you have to go out and produce. It’s scary especially if you are lazy or unhealthy . So she quickly dissolve her company to end the billing. But I suspect she is not very driven and that’s OK.

Now technically had she paid the tens of thousands in taxation but she didn’t make enough ? Then the tax refund kicks in and she gets refunded some money
You are totally correct. Makes so much sense.


It can be scary. I remember when i dabbled into runing barber shop in South London. I was adviced to register, in the end i started getting these scary letters from HMRC. I wasn't even making that much. In the end i wanted to shut down the shop quickly but someone else bought me out. I had to inform HMRC in writting that i am no longer the own of the business. It is not an easy thing running a business in the UK, if it was many people would do it. The UK tax system expecially on business can be very complicated, it isn't a straightforward system hence many who understands it could dodge taxes and the ones who do not understand it pays for it. this is where the accountants who could charge up to £100 an hour comes in.

This recent taxation and VATs are way too extortionate. My council tax just went up. I ve already got their bloody letter. Water bills has also gone up by %44. It has become too expensive to live in England, just only in England. Wales and Scotland are still very reasonable to live in.
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 11:19am On Dec 28, 2024
Ucheamani:
A locum Dr doesn't have a regular income and no regular employment contract. So they usually open a company where their wages are paid. At the end of the year, they hire a tax man who will audit their income less work expenses and work out the tax due hmrc. So it appears that she didn't get the tax man to do her books, hmrc could just slam her with a penalty.
i See, so what happened was that the tax man assumed earnings has been made? hence the demand for income tax. If that was the case she should have informed HMRC that there was no income. (One can do these things themselves without an accountant) Is it also that, she made income but not a enough to pay tax on but still have to fill in an income tax file regardless otherwise she gets fined for not filling. I see. But filling is done yearly, (every March) she could not have been fined until the year runs out, unless for past year/years.


I believe if she was on a PAYE she wouldn't find it hard getting a job, co's she would not be seen as a self employed doctor, self employed doctors i assume demands for more pay.
Crime › Re: Gunmen Kill Catholic Priests Rev. Father Tobias Okonkwo In Anambra by Calitoscassius(m): 10:56am On Dec 28, 2024
Ellapthia:
The Bible explicitly describes your type in Psalms 14:1
Bible? grin grin just like many gullibles like you, they always refers to their bible. Everything written in that farytale book is questionable and unprovable.

The bible was written and edited so many times by men who uses it to brainwash fools like you.

I could teach You so many things about God, religions and believes. but.....
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 10:51am On Dec 28, 2024
Attention seeking, until we see her farming in Naigeeria she is just seekinh social media attention. That one should not have wasted her time been a doctor she should have been on ticktock making fake videos.

Income tax? undecided how can one pay income tax without income? Total lie!

She should have stayed on PAYE in the first place. She should not be trying to find work as a self employed doctor that is why she could not find work, that is if she is telling the truth.


Doctor is not lucrative job anymore, not like years ago. Infact, women showing their vaginas on social media makes more money nowadays. Besides, most most go online to diagnose themselves thesedays, even these so called doctors look up illnesses/diagnoses online too.

One time, I and one other guy had to deliver a baby before paramedics arrived when one woman went into labour at the bus stop, something i have never xperienced ever before. what the midwives did was just guide us on what to do over the phone. We kept saying No! We can't do it! The midwives said yes! You can! Just listen carefully! Luckily a woman joined us. It was bizzare. embarassed
Career › Re: Ogechi Sylvia Eze; UK - Based Nigerian Medical Doctor Considers Returning Home, by Calitoscassius(m): 10:36am On Dec 28, 2024
Nazgul:
I saw where she added income tax to the list of her debt profile. Is it possible for a person to be charged for income tax even when it's obvious that you're yet to secure a job?

I keep telling people that the UK is overcrowded. I know dozens of people who rushed there and are currently doing their second masters because they couldn't secure a job.

Nigerian land area is bigger than the UK. And the UK has people from all over the world trooping there for greener pastures. You can imagine how crammed up it's going to be.
You are correct, she lied on paying jncome tax, one cannot pay income tax without income, you see? Some of these social media attention seekers tell so much lies just for attention.


Why did she not stay on PAYE in the first place?

Until we see her farming in her village all these rubbish are still attention seeking.


Yes, you are totally correct, the UK is jammed packed with doctors, nurses and other medical proffessionals from India, Pakistan, Naigerria, Philipine, Thailand and Cambodia seeking for work.
Crime › Re: Gunmen Kill Catholic Priests Rev. Father Tobias Okonkwo In Anambra by Calitoscassius(m): 10:21am On Dec 28, 2024
Ellapthia:
Next time you quote me, do so by writing sensible comments and not stupid, moronic or idiotic ones.
It's your belief, and not mine. So do not bring any of such close to me. If you feel God doesn't exist, it's entirely your business and not mine. Don't bring it near me.
Thanks
God doesn't exist, but police exist, they should find them, arrest and put them in jail.

If God existed, why did God just sat on his forking lazy ass watching a priest killed? And the useless God did nothing. You even wondered why God didn't interven and stopped the killers. so where da fork was God? undecided

If you don't want people to quote you with their opinion on God then don't comment about God atall. The whole idea on Nairaland is for people to respond to comments with quotes or to comment. If you don't like it, don't comment!


Happy christmas!! grin
Crime › Re: Gunmen Kill Catholic Priests Rev. Father Tobias Okonkwo In Anambra by Calitoscassius(m): 10:13am On Dec 28, 2024
They cannot blame Simon Ekpa for this one now, i wonder who they will blame.


These murderers are in the community, i can bet my butt the community even knows who these criminals are. But rather they claim the murderers are in Finland just to decieve the gullible innocent people.

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