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Apparently she produced the movie, no actor will risk his/her life like that on top a YouTube film. I know they people can do the extreme in cinema movies though. |
Disenfranchised:We are happy to see you in disarray. Manage your party affairs, is that too big to achieve for the might Atiku and his cohorts? |
He acted as agent, not father. He's his son's agent. 404050505050 xters |
Alawada comedians. These people think the country is all about them simply because they have the numbers, yet they are the ones holding us back progressively. That's why I like Tinubu, he gives the middle finger, no preferential treatment. I doubt any Southerner Presidential candidate can challenge them that way. |
If it were Tinubu, the Obi supporters would be coming for the President already. I salute your gut Mr India President. |
The frowning Governor - Ebonyi The dancing Governor - Osun The Pointing Governor - Lagos Supreme Court governor - Imo |
Nobody is talking about the poor performance of Gyokeres |
We should be mourning but high BPH bawo Haba! The oyinbos will see threads like this and be laughing at us. BPH that lifelong catheter will settle, when no be cancer. If u don't know the cause of death, just pass your condolences and move on. Rest on Star |
Fear Goooood! Takulllaaaaahhhh No be gadus be this?? |
Omo, it is amazing to see how dull and gullible these people can be. U guys should use some elements of your brain. U still push this narrative of Buhari dying years confidently, see people I dey share country space with God! |
Righteousness2:USA is the God of this your Israel u know, Trump is your Jesus and savour. |
This guy is a specialist in withdrawal of statements, apologist yeye.. |
Death itself is a lesson to all, not necessarily when it involves personalities like Buhari, may God accept his return. |
Death itself is a lesson to all, not necessarily when it involves personalities like Buhari, may God accept his return. |
TONYE001:The pass rate depends on the requirement of the organisation u are writing it for, even doctors and nurses don't have the same IELTS requirement. |
Hmm gone are those days. I wrote this ielts when it was 69k in 2019 and 75k in 2021. I still wrote in 2023 and the fee was 89k. |
lajidson:I don't know what u mean by experience but it's not different from any other UK University. Classes I think was 3 times a week most times for her course. No dissertation at the end of the course as they do assignments at the end of each module which are used to grade them. Her course was Global Human Resource Management. |
What are the opposition governors saying? Let's know that first |
Let her spread legs na, why blocking our views? Huh |
5G comes to mind it shall be well with us all, Naija Pastors. |
I thought they said he went on medical tourism, bad belle people. |
frank2zee:Okay, thanks for the clarification. |
justwise:Abeg disregard that guy, he is only educated but not literate. He claimed he was discouraged from travelling years back, how come someone like me wasn't deterred from coming just 2 years ago? Simply because I read and researched deeply and knew the best and possibly the last time I could come was in September 2023 because barring dependant started in January 2024. He was even saying before Care, people were relocating but was lazy enough not to do findings the route people explored. The thing is people not in UK don't really understand this immigration policy and that's the essence of a forum like this to explain. Then individuals can make their decisions on what to do. It is about being informed, not being discouraged. Life is about risk, if u feel the risk is worth it, leap on. |
Good news for prospective international students. I hope they allow payment with huge amount.
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SocialJustice:Before care, people came in on visit visa and overstayed illegally. That was what was in vogue then and people still do it. They would later after years, some decades find ways to legalise their stays which isn't even possible again now. Good thing about the UK is even if u are an illegal migrant, your children still get to go to school, no one will probe them. Moreso, let's act like educated folks, update on immigration policy was merely shared and someone asked a question and answer was provided. No one is saying u shouldn't move to the UK. I'd expected you to make your findings on how people used to do it back then and not just jump on impulsivity, that's why we are literates. |
jintex:Anything that affects the main applicant will ultimately apply to the dependant. I think the part where dependant is of use is while main applicant can't switch to another visa while studying, the dependant can. So during the duration of study, dependant could be fortunate to get sponsorship somewhere though definitely not in Care job. The ultimate target of all is to get a legal stay after conclusion of studies. Usual practice was that students and dependents get sponsorship in Care to settle in the UK. Now that route is truncated due to this immigration update. Another route is getting a skilled worker visa but the minimum wage to get sponsored with this has been reviewed upward to about 41k pounds, that's almost unrealistic for a young graduate to earn except maybe u are a doctor. The Temporary shortage list is also there for people with certain vocational skills and one stands a chance to get sponsored if u possess them. However, all these changes don't really affect u if u secure a job with an NHS Trust that is ready to sponsor u. Though u need to be working with any organisation for at least 3 months before u can be sponsored by them. We hope they relax the policies before the new set of students entering the UK conclude their studies. That's all we can pray for. |
Kaykaychizzy:U sound quite reasonable and mature,and u are very right. So I'll reply. However, it's good people know updates before they embark on the journey. I'm not referring to people who have finalised their admission processes and only plan flying in. It is more for people at the stage of initiating the move. Update shared is to allow people make informed decisions. I moved 2 years ago with my wife and didn't spend up to 15million naira in total which included £10500 of tuition paid. Majority that traveled then counted on care job switching. Many are stuck now on post graduate visa but at least the rule is relaxed a bit for those in the UK already. It may sound harsh but we have to state it. I'm also affected to an extent by the rule, so we all have our fair share. [/b]The most brutal of them all is that people on student visa can no longer get sponsorship in Care job even after concluding their studies.[b] [/b]So before u embark of study route, map out your plan as to where to get sponsorship after school. It used to be care job for over 90% of students but it's no longer an option.[b] It's just an update and brutal one at that. Yes it is, we don't need to sugar coat. |
alabajay:Sincerely I don't know much about it or if one can secure job with NHS with this. Reason is the focus is now much more on NHS if really one wants to get sponsorship. U can make personal findings on it, there are loads of job specifications in NHS so I believe it should fits somewhere. |
Raalsalghul:I just don't understand why they are coming for me. Is it a crime making public the latest immigration rules? Even me self, I'm somewhat affected as I'm not free from the hook. |
Haba!