mayowa94:
I'm a nurse and am yet to meet the English requirement for NMC UK registration so I'm applying for a senior carer role for now. Thanks for sharing

QuantAnalyst:


Thanks a lot sir. But it's 8 years ago. I can't remember my Barclays account number anymore oo..I stopped using it since 2015.

heaven2earth:
Please anyone with link to an affordable accommodation in Liverpool?

Ayowolebami:


I don't have address yet as I am still house hunting and it's not been an easy task so I haven't been able to look up any school just yet. Thank you so much for this info but was wondering if she can switch schools by January or she'd have to wait till next year September.

Trex12:
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Thanks for your reply. i am secretive about it because i dont want the whole company aware of my impending travel when i never even get Visa. as per returning the passport when i return from the trip. my delay may affect my dependents visa since we are all applying together. it is a 5days trip.

rowon:
Good day all. Which flight is the best and affordable with not more than 2 stopovers from Lagos to Glasgow Scotland aside European airlines and BA

lightnlife:


Abeg, help me ask madam.

donogaga:


I got a care sponsorship job and I wasn't asked to write IELTS, that's why I am quite surprised.

donogaga:


Are you sure of this?

Reason being that I haven't heard of anyone who has written it here.

donogaga:



What if you are already legally in the UK for like 6 months before you got the Care Home that wants to employ and sponsor you, do you still need to write IELTS?

Ayowolebami:


This was such an heartbreaking read and the Nigerian names towards the end of the article though...hmmmmm... I might be wrong ooooo but there's no how the mothers of these teenage boys who are that violent and rap with atrocities they committed or are aware of like murder wouldn't have picked a trace or two if they paid closer attention. Especially in an environment that's known for gang violence but it well. May God comfort their parents.


On an unrelated topic, please I need advice on how to go about sorting school for my 3yr old that's almost 4. She'll be 4 in October and I was wondering if it'll be possible to get a nursery that will admit her in January even though we're due to get in by September.

Trying to budget my pocket and know if I'm stuck with free 3hrs only or we can get a possible solution to her getting more hours from January after she clocks 4 as an ember baby.

I'll appreciate as much suggestions as possible from moms with experience here to help me explore all possible options.

haydotzed:


Bro, I had a first hand experience of the dilapidated health system they operate here in UK. My wife just had a baby in UK precisely July 2. Prior to the baby delivery, there has been some health concern as the baby's weight was reducing in the mother's womb; therefore, she was to be induced. The induction date was for 25th of June 2022. We went to the hospital with the hope that they will do the induction that day or the next. To my greatest surprise they put my wife in the ward, started the induction process but intentionally slow down the process because according to them "there were other 16 people who are on induction". It becomes a queue waiting for our turn to be called to delivery unit. 1 day, 2days, 3days... 7thday nothing was done. They were only given her nonsense food, paracetamol and other pain relievers. In between these days I was asking them if anything was wrong, they stated it clearly that they were short staffed and they can only do what could be done. On the 7th day I threatened them with a lawsuit if anything happen to my wife or baby. On that day, they had to transfer us from Manchester Royal hospital to Oldham to take the delivery of the baby. Mind u, they still no transfer her in ambulance ooo, Nah me still carry Uber even with her pain. Spent 9 good days only to take delivery of my child. In Nigeria, I have never experienced childbirth that long except there are serious complications. Their health system needs serious funding if they care to meet the picture they portray to the public.

john3ce:


Thank you for the response. But unofficial transcripts are not accepted by ecctis and even other bodies as they do not carry school stamp and authorised signatory.

5gee:

You can use Lemonade to transfer naira to your UK bank account.
You can use this link. I normally do the other way round:

https://referral.lemonade.finance/invite/rNUJ

tjsadiq:


Thank you for your response, I'll check back some pages. The care is actually fine with me working another job. They don't want me to resign.

Ogbaba123:
You use an app to capture
You’ll be given the steps when you apply

ASAPFERG:
which LinkedIn?
Lies

Ogbaba123:
No

casualobserver:


I am telling you the reality of life abroad for the majority of Nigerians who will japa!!!! I am privileged, I have citizenship, I was a high rate tax payer which means I was considered well off in the Uk but I can back home because there are certain things money can’t buy.

If you can raise the money for a ticket you can raise the money to start and grow a business in Nigeria!!!! Trust me if you are the kind of person that cannot find a business to do in Nigeria with the money it would cost you to move abroad, you are the kind of person that will be stuck in a rut if you move abroad. You are the sort that will find they can’t go forward, can’t go backwards once you get there.

Preshyi:
Hello all,
I am new here and hope I am not asking an already discussed question. I have gone to the first page to look for the visa requirements but couldn't see a comprehensive checklist like in the student thread. I am on a student visa here in the UK and would like my mum to visit. I have a sister on the tier 2 visa in the UK as well. My mum has a good travel history but to U.S,never been to the UK before. She is a civil servant and is financially okay.
Is it a better option if she applies as a tourist or should she apply that I am inviting her?

I will appreciate any advice I can get please.

Osed:
Good evening all,

I just had my son in Canada, the mum is PR holder there and the son is entitled to a Canadian passport but we hold a work visa here in the UK.
Can my son come with the Canada passport and convert to the work visa when he arrives or needs to apply from Canada? Thanks for the answers

erico2k2:

I'm struggling to understand how I was rude in my statement upstairs, I only just made a statement of fact that all them roles you mentioned do not need police report from Nigeria simply put and that all that was misinformation and someone might just waste their time and money applying for one in them roles you quoted and you recon I was rude Oh plzzzz

Mimzyy:
International license (which is valid for one year) is required if the person wants to drive on arrival to the Uk. The normal naija license is not allowed/recognised.

lightnlife:


Value for money, right?

BA gives blanket as well.

If money day, nothing beats taking a direct flight oooo.

gistbite:

Lol if it's about job, jobs plenty wella. But will they sponsor you? Lol
Lmao you think those of us doing care jobs are doing it out of love? Lol

2Legitsales:


But I really think 2 years should be enough to get a job with sponsorship.

kode12:


If you have Tier 2 sponsorship, you can only do 20hrs for another employer in the same occupation code or in another shortage occupation. You're not allowed to just take up a second random job, unfortunately. If you're going to do more than 20hrs you're going to need sponsorship from the second employer

2Legitsales:


Lol even as I dey naija I don work remotely in Uk and USA. There's always job bro if you know what you are doing.