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2kaybiel:
I know about the company. On what ground are laying off this time around?

The company has shifted focus into hiring senior level engineers as a response to market demand. Otherwise they might remain unprofitable

oluwaseyi000:
Why we were fired?
I joined this company last year March, they have the highest number of software developers I'm Africa and I was loving life, the salary is great with breakfast and lunch

They keep on employing so many software engineer with time the engineer become more than the available job, I saw it coming but I don't know what the board was thinking

2. How did the firing process happen?
We have a global (online) meeting which people are asked not to miss, I was not even listening very well to what they are saying, the president said there are more developer than engagement to they have to let some people go, a mail was sent to all impacted people and I discovered what has just happened

Almost 400 people has been fired across Africa

3. Aftermath of being fired… how did you feel, have you recovered, did you get something better?

The company is actually a great one, they brought in pychologist to speak with us, bring in different recruiter, and other stuff, most importantly the payoff was reasonable that I can afford a Mac laptop of almost half-a-million

Luckily for me I got another reasonable job in less than 3 weeks of been retrenched

Good for you, I still work for that company as a senior tech lead and there’s been another recent lay off hope you heard. Well I’m leaving the company this year though almost everyone I know is leaving.

Robi65:
her reason she told me was because she had been thinking anything could happen God forbid with ways family throws wife and kids outside after incidents and all

My only advice is tell your sister to start working or do business and save some money in case anything goes wrong.

There’s no trust in that marriage, the husband could’ve simply replied with “I know what to do”. but no he thinks he’s Dangote carrying shoulder up and down. Truly anything can kill a man.

Tell your sister to apologize and also tell her to get her own money, at least enough to rent a mini flat or self contain and do business in case the man’s ego gets the better of him.
#2cents

The U.S. reported its first death from the coronavirus in Washington State. The FDA took steps to speed laboratory tests for the virus as unexplained infections in three states suggested the disease is spreading on the west coast. Italy became the first non-Asian nation to top 1,000 confirmed cases.

More events were scrapped or delayed, from a Paris race to a Riviera property conference to a Greek economic forum, as nations try to discourage travel. The U.S. Surgeon General came out against using face masks.

Chinese President Xi Jinping canceled a rare state visit to Japan in April, Sankei reported. China’s factory activity fell to a record low after weeks of closures caused by the virus.

Key Developments

Confirmed cases worldwide pass 85,000; deaths top 2,900

Cases jump in South Korea and Iran, including lawmakers

New York won U.S. approval to concuct its own tests

New U.S. cases point to outbreak along the western seaboard

Chinese manufacturing activity contracts sharply


https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-02-28/germany-boosts-border-checks-google-scraps-event-virus-update?srnd=premium-africa

All this farmers should be armed for self defense

LordFriar:
Some of us just turned 20. Is there anything you wish you knew when you were 20 that you know now and would like to share?

Kindly share your mistakes made, lessons learnt and practical approaches you've employed to fare nicely in adulthood.

Learn a skill, specifically learn computer programming skills. Strive to be independent early on. This country is hard, it will bite harder as you age.
If not for my tech skills life would've been harder for me.

The bottom line is, invest in yourself, learn vocational skills anything you can lay your hands on.

Your chances of success in this part of the world are so thin, the least you can do is set yourself up for success, increase your odds to 70% - 80%. \

Be an asset, become someone who has something to offer.

#2cents

iPhone 7 Plus 32gb FU
AIN needed anyone

Riele:
I see this happening to Nigeria in the next 3 weeks

babe this is my worst fear, I just renewed my passport hopefully renew visa before end of month. . We have no leaders to do half of what China has done.

Right now there’s no vaccine/cure for coronavirus and the symptoms for the virus are fever, coughing and difficulty breathing. These symptoms are similar to other treatable ailments.

The scary part is, you may have the virus without the above symptoms and be able to transmit it without your knowledge.

Countries with advanced infrastructure are struggling to contain the virus with little success so far, given the mode of transmission. Being close to someone who just sneezed is risky.

Scientist have suggested that the virus may be airborne and this is why the virus keeps spreading exponentially and new case are being recorded on a daily basis.

The virus had already spread across 6 continents


China - 70,616
Canada 8
Australia - 15
Germany 16
United States - 15
France - 12
India 3
United Arab Emirates - 9
United Kingdom - 9
Egypt - 1
Spain - 2
South Korea - 30
Italy - 3
Japan - 518
Finland - 1

Sweden-1
Sri Lanka 1
Cambodia - 1
Belgium - 1
Singapore - 75
Russia - 2
Philippines - 3
Nepal - 1
Malaysia - 22

Taiwan - 20

Thailand - 35

Vietnam - 16

We don’t know the situation in Egypt, we only know they have 1 confirmed case and it’s possible they may be some untested carriers in Egypt.

If the virus gets to Cameroon we are finished. Countries will ban flights coming from Nigeria like the last Ebola outbreak. If the government declares a curfew, the hospital will be handicapped due to lack of petrol from shutdown petrol stations.

Your only chance now is to stock up food and pain relief/malaria drugs. Wash your hand and use soapy water to clean all surfaces then Stay indoors. Consider selling value able properties if you must to survive!!

Stats Source: https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2020/01/countries-confirmed-cases-coronavirus-200125070959786.html

ayukdaboss:
The way we behave here doesn’t give Israel the right to treat a Nigerian that way

look at this one Yes it gives them every right. If you treat your sister or brother with respect everyone around you would do the same.
The Americans are respected because they go to lengths to protect their brothers

Also make sure you have in-demand skills

femmy2010:
Kindiy help with the name of the shipping line they are coming on ?

RORO Grimaldi

please how much to clear
2013 Toyota Rav4
2019 Toyota Rav4

bigwig071:
Last year Rose Kalemba wrote a blog post explaining how hard it had been – when she was raped as a 14-year-old girl – to get a video of the attack removed from a popular porn website. Dozens of people then contacted her to say that they were facing the same problem today.
The nurse stopped at the doorway leading out of Rose’s hospital room and turned to face her. “I’m sorry this happened to you,” she said, her voice shaking. “My daughter was raped too.” Rose looked at the nurse. She couldn’t be older than 40, Rose thought, her daughter must be young, like me.
She thought back to the morning after the assault, to the conversations with the emotionless policeman and the clinical doctor. Everyone had used the phrase “alleged” when referring to the violent, hours-long overnight attack that Rose had described to them. With the exception of her father and grandmother, most of her relatives hadn’t believed her either.
With the nurse it was different. “She believed me,” Rose says. It was a small crack of hope – someone recognising and acknowledging what had happened to her. A wave of relief washed over her, which felt like it could be the start of her recovery.
But soon hundreds of thousands of people would see the rape for themselves and from those viewers she received no sympathy.
A decade later, Rose Kalemba brushes her thick thigh-length black hair at the bathroom mirror, twirling the ends with her fingers to form natural ringlets. This wouldn’t have been the case in the months after her attack – all the mirrors in her home had to be covered with blankets, as she couldn’t bear to catch her reflection.
She is now 25 and she has organised routines of self-care into her daily life.
Taking care of her hair is one. Combing it takes time and effort, it’s almost an act of meditation. She knows she has beautiful hair, people comment on it all the time. Every morning she also makes herself a cup of cacao, a pure, raw form of chocolate that she believes has healing qualities, and writes down her goals in a diary.
She deliberately puts them in the present tense. “I’m an excellent driver,” is one goal. “I’m happily married to Robert,” is another. “I’m a great mother.” Sitting down to talk, Rose pulls her hair over her shoulders – it covers most of her body, her own armour.
Growing up in a small town in Ohio, it wasn’t unusual for Rose to go for a walk alone before bedtime. It cleared her head, she enjoyed the fresh air and peace. So that evening in summer 2009 started like most for 14-year-old Rose.
But then a man appeared from the shadows. At knifepoint he forced her into a car. Sitting in the passenger seat was a second man, aged about 19 – she’d seen him around town. They drove her to a house on the other side of town and raped her over a period of 12 hours, while a third man filmed parts of the assault.
Rose was in shock – she could hardly breathe. She was badly beaten and stabbed on her left leg, her clothes bloody. She fell in and out of consciousness.
At some point, one of the men got out a laptop and showed Rose videos of attacks on other women. “I am of first nations ethnicity,” she says. “The attackers were white and the power structure was clear. Some of the victims were white but many were women of colour.”
Later, the men threatened to kill her. Forcing herself to collect her senses, Rose began to talk to them. If they released her, she wouldn’t reveal their identities, she said. Nothing would ever happen to them, no-one would know.
Taking her back in the car, men dumped her in a street about half an hour’s walk from her home.
Walking through the door, she caught sight of her reflection in the hall mirror. A gash in her head was oozing blood.
Her father, Ron, and some extended family were in the living room about to have lunch. Still bleeding from her stab wound, she explained what had happened to her.
“My dad called the police, he immediately comforted me, but the others said I had asked for it by walking out late at night,” Rose says. At the hospital, Rose was greeted by a male doctor and male police officer. “They both dealt with me in an extremely matter-of-fact manner,” she adds, “There was no kindness, no warmth.”
The male police officer asked her if this had started as consensual. Was it a night gone wild, he wondered. Rose was stunned. “Here I was beaten beyond recognition. Stabbed and bleeding…”
Rose told them no, it had not been consensual. And still reeling from what she had been through, she said she didn’t know who had attacked her. The police had no leads to go on.
When Rose was released the next day, she attempted suicide, unable to imagine how she could possibly live a normal life now. Her brother found her in time.
A few months later, Rose was browsing MySpace when she found several people from her school sharing a link. She was tagged. Clicking on it, Rose was directed to the pornography-sharing site, Pornhub. She felt a wave of nausea as she saw several videos of the attack on her.
“The titles of the videos were ‘teen crying and getting slapped around’, ‘teen getting destroyed’, ‘passed out teen’. One had over 400,000 views,” Rose recounts.
“The worst videos were the ones where I was passed out. Seeing myself being attacked where I wasn’t even conscious was the worst.”
She made an instant decision to not tell her family about the videos – most of them had not been supportive anyway. Telling them would achieve nothing. Within days it was evident that most of her peers at school had seen the videos.
“I was bullied,” she says, “People would say that I asked for it. That I led men on. That I was a slut.” Some boys said their parents had told them to stay away from her, in case she seduced them and then accused them of rape. “People have an easier time blaming the victim,” she says.
Rose says she emailed Pornhub several times over a period of six months in 2009 to ask for the videos to be taken down. “I sent Pornhub begging emails. I pleaded with them. I wrote, ‘Please, I’m a minor, this was assault, please take it down.'” She received no reply and the videos remained live.
“The year that followed I withdrew into myself. I disassociated,” she recalls, “I felt nothing. Numb. I kept to myself.” She would wonder, with every stranger who made eye contact with her, if they had seen the videos. “Had they got off to it? Had they gratified themselves to my rape?”
She couldn’t bear to look at herself. That’s why she covered the mirrors with blankets. She would brush her teeth and wash in the dark, thinking all the time about who could be watching the videos.
Then she had an idea. She set up a new email address posing as a lawyer, and sent Pornhub an email threatening legal action. “Within 48 hours the videos disappeared.”
Months later Rose began to receive counselling, finally revealing the identity of her attackers to the psychologist, who was duty bound to report them to the police. But she didn’t tell her family or the police about the videos.
The police collected victim impact statements from Rose and her family. The attackers’ lawyers argued that Rose had consented to sex, and the men were charged not with rape but “contributions towards the delinquency of a minor” – a misdemeanour – and received a suspended sentence.
Rose and her family did not have the energy, or the resources, to fight for a tougher sentence. It’s clear that Ron Kalemba thinks a lot about what happened to his daughter all those years ago. What could he have done differently, if he’d known more, he wonders. His daughter changed after the assault. She went from being a straight-A student to missing classes, rarely handing in her homework.
We’re sitting in a park near his home that Ron visits often. He and Rose sometimes read from passages of the Bible from a picnic bench together. They don’t talk much about the past.
“It feels like the whole world let her down,” he says. “Her abuse, it was like it was a big joke to everyone. It changed her life completely, and people let her down every step of the way.”
Ron only heard about the Pornhub videos in 2019, when a blog that Rose shared about her abuse went viral on social media. He had no idea that his daughter’s rape had been seen by so many people, nor that people in her school had mocked her for it.
“I knew a girl in eighth grade when I was in school,” Ron recalls. “People would pick on her, and she would get beaten up. And none of us would say anything, we just watched it happen.”
“I ran into her years later and she thought that I was a bully too, because I had just stood by and watched it happen. In reality it had only been a couple of people who actually hurt her but she thought we were all against her because we watched it and said nothing. That’s what the silence felt like to her.”
Is this what he thinks happened to Rose? “Yes but it was worse for her. She had a digital crowd of bullies too. Some silent and some abusive. Hers is a different world.” Over the next few years Rose would often disappear into the digital world.
She threw herself into writing, expressing herself on blogs and social media, sometimes using aliases, sometimes her real name. One day in 2019, as she was scrolling through her social media feed she saw a number of posts about Pornhub. People were praising it for donating to bee conservation charities, adding caption facilities for deaf viewers, donating to aid domestic violence charities and providing $25,000 scholarships for women who want to enter the tech industry.
According to Pornhub, there were 42 billion visits to its website in 2019 – an increase of 8.5 billion from the year before, with a daily average of around 115 million. And 1,200 searches per second.
“It’s impossible to miss Pornhub if you use social media,” says Rose. “They’ve done a great job at positioning themselves as a ‘woke’ mission, almost transcending porn, but videos titled like mine are still on the site. There’s no way of knowing if there are rapes on there and the victims don’t know it.”
In the viral blog post, Rose shared a detailed account of her rape, and called out Pornhub for turning a blind eye until she pretended to be a lawyer. Dozens of women and some men responded to her post, saying that videos showing them being sexually abused had also appeared on the site.
In a statement to the BBC, Pornhub said: “These horrific allegations date back to 2009, several years prior to Pornhub being acquired by its current owners, so we do not have information on how it was handled at that time. Since the change in ownership, Pornhub has continuously put in place the industry’s most stringent safeguards and policies when it comes to combating unauthorised and illegal content, as part of our commitment to combating child sex abuse material. The company employs Vobile, a state-of-the-art third party fingerprinting software, which scans any new uploads for potential matches to unauthorised material and makes sure the original video doesn’t go back up on the platform.”
When asked why videos with titles similar to those uploaded featuring Rose’s rape, such as “teen abused while sleeping” “drunk teen abuse sleeping” “extreme teen abuse” are still active on Pornhub, the company said: “We allow all forms of sexual expression that follow our Terms of Use, and while some people may find these fantasies inappropriate, they do appeal to many people around the world and are protected by various freedom of speech laws.”
Pornhub introduced a flagging tab for inappropriate content in 2015, but stories about videos of abuse on the website continue to surface.
In October last year a 30-year-old Florida man, Christopher Johnson, faced charges for sexually abusing a 15-year-old and posting videos of the attack on Pornhub.
In a statement to the BBC regarding this case, Pornhub said its policy is to “remove unauthorised content as soon as we are made aware of it, which is exactly what we did in this case”.
In 2019 Pornhub also removed a channel called Girls Do Porn, when 22 women sued it for forcing them to take part in videos, and the channel’s owners were charged with sex trafficking. “People may say that what happened to me a decade ago isn’t a reality of today, but that is simply not the case,” says Rose.
“Women have told me that it is still happening, after they saw my blog. And these are Western women with access to social media. “I don’t doubt that videos in other parts of the world, in places we know porn is consumed in large bulks like the Middle East and Asia are places where the victim might not even be aware that their abuse is being shared.”
The BBC also spoke to one woman who emailed Rose. A video showing her being abused remained for years on a smaller site, even though she sent several emails to the company, and left a post in the comments section under the video. The woman, from California, says that the video has also been downloaded and shared on other porn sites. Lawyers for the website told the BBC that their clients had “no knowledge of any such situation”. The BBC then provided a link to the video, as well as screenshots of comments by the woman requesting for it to be removed. It was finally removed in the following days.
“What happened Rose in 2009 is still happening today on several free streaming porn sites – and not just Pornhub,” says Kate Isaacs from Not Your Porn, a group that investigates porn sites. “There’s nothing we can do about rogue, smaller porn sites set up by individuals but large commercial sites like Pornhub need to be held accountable and they are not right now. No laws apply to them.”
So-called revenge pornography, which is a type of image-based sexual abuse, has been a criminal offence in England and Wales since 2015. The law defines it as “the sharing of private, sexual materials, either photos or videos, of another person, without their consent and with the purpose of causing embarrassment or distress”. It is punishable by up to two years’ imprisonment. However platforms that share this content have not been held accountable so far.
“Porn sites are aware that there is disturbing and non-consensual content on their platforms,” says Isaacs. “They know that there is no way we can differentiate fantasy role-play acting, or faked production scenarios, or real abuse.”
She set up Not Your Porn when a sex video featuring a friend of hers (who was under 16 at the time) was uploaded on to Pornhub. Kate says more than 50 women in the UK have come to her in the past six months to say that sexual videos have been posted without their consent on pornography sites. Thirty of them were uploaded to Pornhub.
She also points out that Pornhub and other websites enable viewers to download videos on to their own computer – so even if the video is taken down from one website it’s easy for any of these users to share it or upload it again to another.
Not Your Porn are campaigning for laws in that UK that would make the sharing of non-consensual pornographic videos a criminal offence.
Rose has hope for the future. In her early 20s she met her boyfriend, Robert, who she says has helped her discuss and come to terms with her abuse. She hopes they’ll get married and have a daughter. And her dog Bella, a pitbull is a source of strength.
“I’ve grown up around pitbulls. They may have a reputation of being aggressive but they’re so sweet,” she says. “They’re aggressive only if abused by humans,” she adds pointedly. “In many ways, I have a life sentence,” Rose say. “Even now I could be at the grocery store and I wonder if a stranger has seen my video.”
But she no longer wants to be silent, she says. “The most powerful weapon of a rapist is our silence.”
-BBC
http://www.mediaissuesng.com/entertainment/i-was-raped-at-14-and-the-video-ended-up-on-a-porn-site/
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Re: ‘I Was Raped At 14, And The Video Ended Up On A Porn Site’ by kestolove95 (f ): 2:13pm
Too much, can't read it
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Re: ‘I Was Raped At 14, And The Video Ended Up On A Porn Site’ by deolurexy1 ( m ): 3:02pm
kestolove95 :
Too much, can't read it
Bro go and buy cutlass....
Don't ask me why�
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Re: ‘I Was Raped At 14, And The Video Ended Up On A Porn Site’ by Urhobokwaleboy ( m): 4:41pm
A nigga once said: Ah ah..op what with the copy and paste. Me no even sure if you read watyn you post.. Abeg those lazy youth should shift for me jare, let me sit down
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Some people will just copy and paste RUBBISH
DO YOU EXPECT PEOPLE TO SETTLE DOWN AND READ ALL THIS?
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Blu03:




I can't marry a doctor. It would be worse if he's like me, in terms of personality. We would compete.

this is completely unrelated, but are you a teenager? No offense

You just had a fling, that wasn’t really a heart break if you expected it. do you get?

Update: Finally gotten Rubifen, works pretty well.

Ranks007:
Well congrats, if not for the effort to explain I wouldnt believe though I still doubt you. On what capacity are you both earning this much....thats where my doubt lies and with that much pay on you, it seems absurd to me seeing you have time for NL.

In case you haven't noticed, technology is the air we breathe now. Data is the new oil. Having computer skills is not a plus, it is a necessity for survival even. I am not exaggerating. I have a friend who dropped out of National open university but works at sterling bank HQ at Marina as a software engineering consultant Earning 850k per month. When the demand for talented developers is extremely high and the supply is so low, your degree ain't worth shit if you don't have the skills.
As per having time on NL, Again I spend my life on the internet, I'm also active on Reddit. I work from home the internet is my office.

fairy88:
Aw sir please employ me na

I don’t have a company yet. I jut invest in other businesses

Ranks007:
well i dnt believe u

lol I don’t care.
Update I know i didn’t mention it’s an offshore company. But really it doesn’t matter to me if you believe or not. I know someone earning 1.2million at betking and it’s not even offshore.

bizlinks:
Let's bring the Salary scale in Nigeria by the companies and organizations. Hide your identity please, by not adding personal info.

What is your Salary?
What is your Position?
What is your Qualification?
How many year/s experience?
Organization or company name?
Lastly, tell us your location/state?


This will help employers know the salary of different professions and what to offer new employees, and will also help employees know their supposed earning. Thank you

Salary: 1.8million per month
Software engineer
Bsc comp sci
5years
Can't mention
Location Lagos

Recently I failed a reading test which is a part of IELTS, I got 8s and 7.5s in the other module aside reading. I've also been having issues focusing on work and as a software engineer, a lot of focus is required to get any meaningful work done.

I was recently diagnosed with Attention Deficit(AD). But I don't know where to get the drugs from. I was prescribed Ritalin or Rubifen. Any recommendations on where to get this kind of drug? Thanks.

signature2012:
Hope safety was also considered when launching the ferries.
Water guard,life jacket etc.

the life jacket were substandard.

Opeyemiebun:
Evening guys, please I will like to seek people's opinion concerning this issue that I have in my home.

I am a married Man with a Kid. Before marriage, my wife has a federal job outside Lagos while I run my business in Lagos. Due to Nigeria's economy, I asked her not to resign as she keeps working while I also keep on with my hustle. I have to be fair to her as she has been giving her all in this marriage and I so envy her strength to make things work despite the distance.

We had our first child last year and she is going to a year.. We both contribute financially and bring something to the table as we run 2 different homes.

I know she goes through a lot taking care of the baby without a car and I know how tedious it is for her to manage.

We are both young (I am 30 while she is 28)
We got our first few properties this January and we planning to do other things as we both bring money together to get things done.

We have plans of getting our first car within a month and my wife suddenly demanded that she also needs a car where she is due to the stress she goes through daily picking my child from creche and managing that with her own job. I asked that I employ a helper for her but she doesn't want.

She plans on getting the car within the next 2months with her own money. My issue is that I am business oriented and see it as a waste of money buying 2 cars when we can buy one and invest the money for the other one.

I am a Civil Engineer and my Job requires I get a car for mobility.
I feel guilty by trying to stop her from getting the car while I get mine and at the same time, if she get one I will also need to get.

I have been cracking my head up trying to see how we can go about it without hurting her and be fair to her as she is the best woman I can ever ask for.

What should I do, should we both get cars and let other stuffs take it course?

Yes please get her a car, very necessary I wish I had a woman like yours. You shouldn’t get a car for yourself yet. You can always Uber where ever you’re going

Beautiful piece gbenga. I totally agree and will follow your advice. Let’s reward their efforts by patronizing and supporting our brothers and sisters. #LetLoveLead

A cause for celebration for some, a sobering moment for others. The UK formally ended its EU membership at the stroke of midnight on Friday in Brussels, 23:00 GMT in London.

A projection of a countdown clock in Downing Street marked the occasion.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has hailed the "dawn of a new era", promising "real national renewal" after 47 years of EU membership.
With the divorce now sealed, one chapter of Brexit has come to an end. The next, however, has only just begun.
This is where we are now.
What will change?
At first, not much.
An 11-month transition period has begun and the UK will largely stick to EU rules.
The really big changes will come when that transition ends. But the EU really is now a club of 27 members and not 28.

■ Seven things Brexit will change and seven it won't

In other words the UK stays for now in the EU's customs union and single market. That means the same trade rules and free movement of goods and services. Freedom of movement for people stays the same and the EU's top court still has jurisdiction.

■ What is the customs union?
But there will be no more British voices in the European Parliament and no British ministers at EU meetings where big decisions are made.
Instead, the UK will try to agree a different economic partnership with the EU and forge new ones beyond.

President Donald Trump has already dangled a "massive" trade deal.
What does it mean for me?
If you're British you are no longer an EU citizen. But for now you can still travel around the EU as freely as before.
The same goes if you're an EU citizen in the UK.
But after the transition period, which the UK vows will end on 31 December 2020, immigration rules will change for UK and EU citizens.
The 3.5 million EU nationals in the UK have until June 2021 to apply to an EU Settlement Scheme, but if there's no deal on future ties the deadline is the end of this year.
The 1.3 million UK citizens in the EU may need to apply for residence status.

■ Europeans look to uncertain future as UK leaves EU

■ How will Brexit affect holidays to Europe?

■ Can I still live in the EU? And other questions

■ EU citizens who miss registration deadline face deportation

After transition, the UK is planning a points-based immigration system, which will affect anyone, whether from the EU or not.
UK citizens will be able to visit the EU for up to 90 days at a time, but they will need a visa waiver, which will cost €7 (£6.30).
What happens now?
The UK and EU will use the next 11 months to negotiate a new relationship. Few on the EU side believe that is long enough, including EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, but Boris Johnson has vowed to do so.

■ Brexit: A timeline of what happens nex

■ All you need to know about the UK leaving the EU

■ Zero tariff, zero quota aim for trade talks

■ What trade deals has the UK done so far?

They want a free trade agreement that sets out the terms of trade, employment standards and environmental rules and other issues between the UK and the EU.

A quick search on google for "bachelorette parties" returns numerous pre-wedding packages, customised for women, in which an evening at a strip club is the headline event.

So women are not strangers to strip clubs, but does this invalidate their claim of feminism.

On the other hand, I know a few women who have used their income from stripping to build businesses and earned a degree and also support their family.

So can you really be a stripper and be a feminist at the same time?

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