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Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 12:05pm On Apr 16, 2020
TrumpsWall:
It's only 15% anyways so US can go screw themselves cool
True but that's a lot of money and would definitely affect their response and actions going forward. Anyways another billionaire can award WHO the 400million dollars equivalent
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 12:03pm On Apr 16, 2020
Bourne007:
Yes I agree WHO made some mistakes but by the end of January, they had stepped back from the Human-to-human/travel ban. I think Donald is just looking for someone to blame as he always does. He blamed Obama, Democrats as it's their new Hoax, his own admin staff for being an alarmist and the media. Reports say South Korea and US had their first case the same time and still failed to listen to his health experts and intelligence team.

Watch how ill prepared the US was:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpX_isSrXhE

If he had listened to his Intel team, they could have defied WHO and prepare themselves. If it was war now, they know how to defy the world organisation, spend Billion $$$ on weapons and start one ...

Exactly oo, fighting wars up and down
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 11:54am On Apr 16, 2020
wonlasewonimi:
Did you mean to write this the other way round?
#Modified. It's just annoying how he manages to deflect and apportion blame to others but not the "mighty Donald Trump"
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 9:51pm On Apr 15, 2020
LagosismyHome:
WHO reluctance to challenge what it was being told, has cost the world dearly...…………..

Also its current close owanbe friendship to China makes some call it WHO Chinese Health Organisation has blurred the line for WHO to do their work properly and their job was to double check what china was saying......WHO kept downplaying it and even criticized countries when they tried to close their border while heaping praise on China

Watch this space: In time the truth will be told on WHO role in the cover up regarding the true scale of Covid 19 in China . So many people have died that didn't need to die if WHO and China had done this properly and more transparent
In as much as WHO can be blamed for some other things, it is not easy shutting down an economy that's the truth, and if WHO had come out explicitly to advise US and co in January to shutdown they wouldnt have as it was still in the "contagion" phase.

Plus what about millions of tax payers fund that is being spent on intelligence warfare by this countries, how come they all missed it.

Not even the time to be sharing blame, learn and note for future
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op):
LagosismyHome:
I think it should be frozen to send a VERY strong message toward honesty for any funded organisation .

Whether it is the right time ehnnn is another conversation. Make we dey see
The message here is a president that has blamed everyone else but himself. They briefed him about the dangers but he never believed it and even till now he doesnt by contemplating reopening the US economy early May.

Also this funding helps alot of developing and under developed countries not China, it's just being spiteful
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 5:37pm On Apr 08, 2020
EngrSaks:
Well only people with symptoms are tested anyway, so they will be taking the drugs to prevent escalation, but I get your point...there is drug abuse in Naija but in this case I see it as a form of prevention rather than abuse, they say once someone has more than a cough, if body pains set in, then that person is most likely to deteriorate so taking medication early would be more like a prophylactic than an abuse...

Naija healthcare has its issues or but sometimes the healthcare in the UK is not very flexible, they know how to delay treatment. I feel preventive medicine is practiced in naija while more of curative medicine is practiced here in the UK
Especially they keep telling you to keep a toddler with high temperature and cough hydrated despite it not getting better after 3days
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 10:51pm On Apr 07, 2020
EngrSaks:
Yeah but if [b]someone is already positive why not just give the anti-malaria, antibiotic and the antivira[/b]l that are currently known to help manage the situation...why wait until they get to ICU before management especially when these medications dont really have bad side effects
Using those drugs just because of a positive result is drug abuse and most Nigerians are guilty of this with our shitty healthcare.

People react differently to drugs and can actually worsen some cases. What if the pirinton that prevents the chloroquin side effect of itching reacts badly to Covid-19. There is a lot of ifs,what if and unknown with this virus and one has to be careful
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 4:13pm On Apr 05, 2020
gratefulme40:
Hahaha... Oga Lexus, I like blueberry muffins myself.

Let me go and continue my exclusive breastfeeding. There couldn’t have been a better time to be on maternity leave!!
Congratulations sis and may God bless the new born. Why you no invite us for the naming oo
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 4:06pm On Apr 05, 2020
sassysure:
Ok.

But there are more subtle ways to make his points known than those first two statements.
It can rile anybody up.
Thank u
Hmmmn, possibly but the rest of his statement doesn't sound like he underestimates them and considering he is a nurse as well and would have performed similar role to that of HCA at some point.

My own statement as innocent as it was, also triggered feelings
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 12:17pm On Apr 05, 2020
damoche64:
I ran a small statistics yesterday on numbers of recover cases against the total infected in most of the worst hit countries. UK fare worst with just 0.3% recovery rate, germany has over 30% while Iran is around 16%, France, USA over 10% and over 20% in Italy. Nigeria over 10% recovery rate. France, Italy, US possible Nigeria are usually chloroquine treatment but I doubt if UK is treating people at all if we compare the figures available 4 now. If anyone is working frontline here, can you explain the treatment regime u are apply for the virus?
Even wondering why UK doesnt have the "recovery" statistics shown on the world tracker
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 12:16pm On Apr 05, 2020
sassysure:
U are very very insensitive!
Gosh.
Where do people like this resurrect from?
Hmmmn not to preempt what was on his mind oo, but this was just trying to buttress how UKVI and possibly the UK government views their role. It was just a response to why HCA isnt on shortage occupation list
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 12:10pm On Apr 05, 2020
Monmarri:
Not a good statement at all. These HCA are also takes care of those covid patients that tested positive. They should receive accolade. Have u seen the way these HCA work in the hospital?? Then u should withdraw that statement. I believe everyone should try to recognise and respect ones job.
I believed you missed the point and just went on the defensive. It all started from the news not treating HCA deaths as important. No one insinuated that they are not important and tbh you dont know the kind of role I do or my family does. My statement was just stating the fact that they are not entitled to Tier 2 sponsorship ma
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 8:43pm On Apr 04, 2020
Bourne007:
What makes them unqualified? Like time I checked, they all fall under the department of health and social care na
Salary requirement for one and also getting a sponsor. Doubt HCA is on the shortage occupation list, so they have to show the usual advert requirement and how they couldn't get someone to fill the position
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 6:59pm On Apr 04, 2020
Bourne007:
Do HCA even qualify for the one year visa extension recently announced? huh
Visa extension ke, are they even qualified with any to begin with
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 5:38pm On Apr 03, 2020
gratefulme40:
Heroes
Clapping won’t bring her back
3 children left behind
So Sad, another colored person added to the list. This is comimg from a trust that scored the lowest on equality treatment.

Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 10:11am On Apr 03, 2020
Lexusgs430:
That's why i have put myself on a lockdown....... Till COVID19 is 100% clear.......
Welldone. You have done your bit. Just wondering how all of this is being greatly suppressed and not making frontline news. If Meghan was the patron for NHS now you will see it on all outlets.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 10:08am On Apr 03, 2020
Yemisih:
Was abt asking of u ,it's bin a few days u posted.
Stay safe everyone, whoever tink we signed up to die can volunteer to work in d hospital during D's period nd let's see aw long dey last at it. We also av family
Yeah, balancing WFH and family isnt as easy as it seems. Thanks for the thought
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 10:07am On Apr 03, 2020
missjekyll:
I would like to say a HUGE thank you to the lovely men and women who staff our hospitals.
You see carnage for up to 8 hours every day, you go home only to come back and do it again .
May your parents and family not cry over you.
Daalunu o!

marylandcakes,I m so sorry about your cat. cats have been known to go into depression after losing fights. I suggest you let them find their own level.
I can make cat soup out of the bully if you prefer
Lol, you are not nice
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 4:54pm On Apr 02, 2020
Aphrodite007:
grin Abeg!! I only have power in my mouth o, I can’t fight in real life cheesy
Lol we know your type cheesy cheesy. Glad to see you back and better.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 4:52pm On Apr 02, 2020
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 9:37am On Apr 02, 2020
Lexusgs430:
And pay double........ cheesy
You too like money and now nothing to spend on aside groceries smiley smiley
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 8:48am On Apr 02, 2020
Lexusgs430:
They also send soldiers to war with equipments and boots, not fight for purpose........

Whilst they earn almost £80K per annum, relaxing and waving fingers.......

I say no more.......
Lol, there would always be need for better but in that case do you want more money or better PPE? smiley or make we just remove Income tax from you guys smiley
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 8:34am On Apr 02, 2020
Lexusgs430:
They are clapping for us again tonight.... And i hear they plan to clap, every Thursday........


Heroes without capes..... AA too is offering free breakdown service, if we breakdown, on our way to the war front.......

This die, we must die am o......... cheesy
Seriously, any healthcare professional still actively going to work right now deserves great accolades oo. It is really ridiculous that they have to fight for something as basic as adequate PPE to do their jobs when construction professionals and Soldiers sent off to fight other countries has standardized and up to date weaponry.

I believe if half of funds designated for fighting other peoples wars is transferred to NHS, we would not be in this mess. When my hubby told me they ration the "tissue" mask for 4hrs, I thought it was his trust but now I can see its a general rule across NHS most likely and this so called mask is not in any way adequate for protection.

If the government can do their part by providing a good environment and equipment to work, people will be willing to fight Covid 19 aggressively and uphold their Hippocratic oath because we definitely don't send soldiers to War zone without adequate intelligence and standardized weaponry to vaporize enemies.

The constant fear families of healthcare professionals face EVERYDAY right now in this country and back home considering a large percentage are immigrants deserves them to also consider the oath made to their families, because my people e no easy with kids, pregancy and vulnerable parents living with some of us. But as usual, may God protect us all and make we dey clap dey go grin grin
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 6:19pm On Mar 24, 2020
Aphrodite007:
Very fine dear, thank you kiss

As you can see, I have gotten my power back to continue causing trouble grin
Welcome back mama. Glad to know you are doing better
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 2:16pm On Mar 16, 2020
RalphJean:
Bourne007:
What exactly is your argument sef?

You seem to be all over the place, and not addressing the point.
Are you saying a tier-4 student can legally do the type of job described by Tobexin?
If that’s what you are saying, you are wrong sir.
That kind of job is Self-Employment, and it flouts the tier-4 visa rules.
IMO, I believe the confusion is from the word "paid professional" because that could be an accountant, architect, IT specialist or anybody working in a professional capacity.

However according to the UKVI guidelines anyone on Tier 4(including Tier 2 general as well) cannot work as a professional sport person,doctors as per the picture above.

My understanding is a student can work in any other profession not listed in a professional capacity and working the 20 regular hours
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 7:39pm On Mar 05, 2020
assumpta1:
Not really. I’ve been sending in my applications for different positions and I honestly don’t mind standing from the bottom and working my way up. I just need to get my foot in the door. I’m getting fed up. sad
What industry are you looking at? Experience? And profession /course studied?
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 11:50pm On Mar 03, 2020
Aphrodite007:
If your friend is working, has been doing so for at least 9 months, earning 100k monthly, got a car/a house, has travelled to other places, working for a reputable firm, has payslips to show his income and tax deductions, is married/has a child, or is in school, he can appeal. Otherwise, don’t even bother applying.
Gbam, sums it all up. Grandparents with retirement income added to the list
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 9:04pm On Feb 28, 2020
JanegirlN:
Thank you so much for the reply. I do appreciate.

I'm currently on tier 2 visa. I've been trying to get a job related to my qualification but it hasn't been forthcoming. Will continue pushing though hopefully something comes through soon enough. I just wanted a backup plan and viewed doing a nursing degree plausible.
I agree with my madam @lagosismyhome, spending so much on a Nursing degree may not give the financial satisfaction you seek. I understand the frustration that can come with searching for a job, but I believe you can still get something with your degree without having to study a new degree all over. To get a good job takes time and for some lucky ones they bag it in 1 to 2months while it can take 6 to 9months for others, so basically you are still within a good timeline.

For Geology jobs as well, if you are based in Scotland e.g Aberdeen it's a good location since that's where the oil and gas sector really works out from, I may be wrong though.

All the best.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 7:08pm On Feb 22, 2020
Lexusgs430:
We must always represent........ grin
Usually sad to read stories of people burning our great Nigeria anyhow. Do they have any idea how their greediness affect others in future.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 7:04pm On Feb 22, 2020
TRAY2:
Hey guys, I passed my driving test yesterday on First attempt.I still can’t believe it, and I only had 5 hours lessons.I also passed my theory test on first attempt. UK has so far been good to me oo, what I have achieved in just one year of my stay here is incredible. Thanks for your guidance and encouragements. It can only get better, unto the next one..
Congratulations, start shopping for the Rolls royce and complete the testimony grin grin
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 8:01am On Feb 14, 2020
STENON:
Thanks . I will stick to the one month and then reapply for another 2 years later.
I believe circumstances change and they usually understand this, just not to the point of 5months.

If she stays 3months, that should still be fine. This is just my IMO, we over fear this things most times and they deny people for various reason they never disclose in full.

I know someone whose mum got for 6months and she spent just 3weeks, she was denied subsequently because mama forgot to add her trip to dubai. She re-applied and got it.

Also, in another vein another person used 5months but waited 6months before they re-applied for 2years and got it.

In all, go with you are comfortable with.
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk/life As A UK Immigrant by fatima04(op): 11:32am On Jan 27, 2020
wonlasewonimi:
I swear I have had a bowl of soup that tasted like gbegiri. I am still trying to find correct one in asda so that I join ewedu and lafun
Lol, your lafun don spoil am. Pls when you find the good substitute share it

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