₦airaland Forum

Lexusgs430:
Best you post advice you received, that was wrong. .... So others can learn .......

Nobody is either a fountain/island of knowledge.........

Should I post my passport here, to show you I am not using ori o lori .............

onecoder:
Let say you make a purchase of £200.
If a credit card has an 25.3% for purchases.
Then you pay an interest of (25.3/100 * 200) / 12 every month. If you don't clear your balance.
In this case it's £3.92

omopapa:
https://americanexpress.com/en-gb/referral/sIKIROVZYb?XL=MIMNS

donald197:
Hi elders I applied for IHS refund and my claim was successful. I am to get payment into the account I paid with within 6 weeks.

Blazeens:
would you be schooling? i'd rather tell where to find accomodation than where to avoid. but off the top of my head for places to avoid is small heath, Mosely, handsworth wood. this is just personal opinion others might have a different answer

kode12:
Amex works on buses. I use mine as default on apple pay and tap everywhere on trains and buses

mex551:
. I haven’t used it on buses. I buy ticket online. But it works in all shops and online.

Raalsalghul:
This same sentiment has been echoed by Justwise and TheGuyFromHr previously and I have no reason to doubt it.

Looking at the approval rate of the Tier 4 visa which is high, it becomes suspect that the UK government is doing this all for the money.

As I've told people before - not to let the recent PSW visa fool them that the UK government is immigration friendly (BREXIT is a pointer to that).

mex551:
https://americanexpress.com/en-gb/referral/eMeKAOydtG?XL=MNANS

phyl123:
Birmingham is known as the Black Country.

Pacypatty:
Both has lots of opportunities.

Pacypatty:
Okay.
Looking at Sunderland or Chester though

frank043:
Is this the same person as Lexusgs430?

frank043:
Good day all,
Please I need naira, I have pounds. Is there one with very good rates?
Thanks!

JustJoy0717:
Hi fam,

I need help tweaking with my CV to UK standard. I know this has been discussed before but I am just hoping I can be directed to that contact again.
Thanks

Pacypatty:
As in ehnnnn
Anyways relocation is the best bet

Pacypatty:
According to the owner they asked him for proof of address, then he sent his tenancy agreement, they still demanded another and he sent NI and utility bills, and they are still asking for another.

Have told him to ignore the job.
Employers in middlesbrough has alot of rules.

Thanks for your input.

yolkman20:
terrible network. Network fluctuating every now and then. This is from my personal experience around SE London. I can't wait for this contract to end so I can opt out.

humbleprof19:
I have used mine twice even after presenting UK DBS. I even had friends that had to send money to Lagos from here for it

Igbamatigbi:
I am studying social work, for them to give CAS you must show police clearance from Nigeria, when you come you will show them again before you apply for DBS, I don’t know for other school but for mine it was important even when I started working they asked for that while my DBS was in process.

Sheamus007:
So someone need a Nigeria police character certificate and DBS to work in some places In UK right?

mrvocalprowess:
What does this mean on an iPhone (real life experiences preferably) and how can it be removed


Thanks.

rayralph:
It’s usually DBS/PVG + Nig. police character certificate

I don’t have enough info about SIA to speak freely on it.

BorisJohnson:
It is NOT a waste of money.
There are a lot, a LOT of jobs that would require a Nigeria police clearance cert.

divinegrace4me:
My brother, For you to be a SIA certified door supervisor licence, security guard licence, or key-holding licence, they will ask you to provide your Nigeria police character certificate, then your DBS for England/Wales or Disclosure Scotland for people who reside in Scotland.

mex551:
. If you are new to the uk, most employers will ask for Police clearance. You can get it at Alagbon before coming. I can also give u a plug. They willl do it for you and send it to you same day or next day here in the uk.