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franchasng:
The writer ended up saying nothing.


He gained perspective, no be only perspective, na perseverance


Before expecting others to share their experience, come out clean, you Japa'd for financial success, did you achieved it or not?


Any Nigerian saying he or she Japa'd for any other reason other than financial success and a better future is a liar trying to console himself.


Most if not all Nigerians that Japa'd abroad moved because they wanted better opportunities to succeed financially and for their children to also have better opportunities to make it when they come of age, any other reason is nothing but lies and consolation. Unless you are a wanted criminal in Nigeria that ran away to hide from your crime back home



UK is not abroad, it's a semi-Africa with good roads and working system but it will soon become Afghanistan as Muslim extremist increase in their number and gradually take over the crime-supporting and encouraging nation called UK that enables and support political criminals in Africa to destroy black African nations and bring their loot to UK. Karma will surely catch up with UK whether they like it or not so I will encourage every Nigerian living in UK to plan their exit to better nations before the next 20 years when MiddleEast Mslms will start the full take over of UK.

Lexusgs430:
Is the Home office and UK government, unnecessarily milking immigrants, during ILR process......

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/sep/10/applicants-for-uk-citizenship-charged-more-than-five-times-the-admin-cost

Lexusgs430:
Buy the hype, ride the hype, take profit....... 😂

Reenter when the price is diipped right...... 😁😉

Cyberknight:
The pricing is not as outlandish as I thought it would be, even taking current purchasing power in Naija into account.
And in fairness they've set the minimum participation really low (10 units). I honestly thought it would be somewhat more restricted than that.

All in all, I'd say a very good speculative opportunity, no better or worse than anything else on NGX.

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Kcitytv:
@ DisGuy, justwise what do you think about this video ?

jedisco:
Shocking video on Reform. I wonder if this would sink him or just be another scandal.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXut3s90rUI?si=HrvA3p_7UlIQ7jP3

Tolzeal:
I got this email today . this t212 was opened before i moved to the UK . do anyone has any suggestion on next best approach ?

jedisco:
Interesting. Recently, I was looking into the local mortgage programme mainly targeted at federal government workers. It also did seem that they had approved houses on their website people could purchase, though quality did seem to be lacking a bit.

I reached out to a few federal government workers I know, and most of them were either largely unaware or fairly lackadaisical about it. They felt like it would just be one of those things that would be tied up in bureaucracy at the top.

The Diaspora Fund does look interesting, though, with an interest rate of 9% and maximum amount of 50 million (rather low). I wonder how financially prudent it would be. But then, with inflation running at 15% and government b0nds paying over 15%, getting a loan in naira at 9% is basically someone dashing you money. It is difficult to see if this is the start of larger financial changes in the Nigerian society, which one should absolutely take advantage of or if this might end up as another gimmick.

I know the current government has been financially expansive though. For those worried about the programme ending, I wouldn't be so concerned, provided one can secure the mortgage while this current government is in power. Even if the programme comes to an end, your business is with repaying the bank.

Fingers crossed... it's one I'm keen to follow on.

Goke7:
The Lesson here is and I always tell people is to be as truthful as you can be, cos any little margin of error is unforgivable in this clime. For example, I tell people: when it comes to your work employment history, ensure the job title on your job offer letters matches what's on your CV and even on LinkedIn. I know folks who have been booted out of work just because of this, even if their job descriptions match. These folks aren't happy you're here in the first place, so any excuse to kick you out, they will always blow it up. So sad for the fella!

Fred2020:
I can understand why people like Kemi strive so hard to dissociate themselves from their non-British ancestry and seek the approval of the British right-wing media.

The attack on this guy was relentless. Just look at the Telegraph and the near-daily articles they ran about him. You would think there was nothing else more newsworthy happening, either locally or internationally and allegations of plagiarism is something new or unprecedented in the academic world.

Very sad outcome

heryourdayji:
If there is discrepancy about DOB on WAEC Certificate, and Affidavit is rightly attached as part of supporting evidence, It is necessary to further write a cover letter and explain the discrepancy?

Justwise

ChibuzorUk:
For diaspora, there are now 3 options:
1. NHF Diaspora Mortgage you posted (nidcom.gov.ng)
2. New CBN NRNIA account (Jan 2025) - also allows investment in mortgage and FGN bonds from abroad without traveling, Access and UBA started remote opening
3. Direct C of O land

For NHF, risk is same as others mentioned - what if govt changes in 10yrs? But with NRNIA, money stays in your name with your bank, not with government, so some people prefer that. Still need a good lawyer for Ajah land sha - Gazette alone is risky for that amount.

Has anyone here tried opening NRNIA with Access Bank from UK? What documents did they ask?

willyede:
That country is cursed nothing in that country works.....What if the money in there is looted after the next 5 yrs, 10 yrs,15yrs by another unknown crazy minister in Nigeria. The country can make white become black quickly like wise Black can become white in seconds.

Lexusgs430:
I have trust issues...... 😂😁

willyede:
That country is cursed nothing in that country works.....What if the money in there is looted after the next 5 yrs, 10 yrs,15yrs by another unknown crazy minister in Nigeria. The country can make white become black quickly like wise Black can become white in seconds.

Lexusgs430:
Me personally, I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole.... 🤣😂

TopGunner09:
They said it’s faster, that application with dependent gets delayed.

TopGunner09:
Good evening, guys.

I have a question. I just got my CAS today, and I plan to apply for my visa tomorrow. I’m going for an MRes program, and I already indicated on my CAS that I’ll be going with my spouse as my dependent.

However, I’m getting advice from friends and an agent that I should apply for my visa alone first, and then my dependent should apply later after I get mine.

Is this the best path to take, or should we just apply for both visas at the same time?

Thanks.

360who:
Good to know.

You weren't an entrepreneur, you were a worker.

The UK didn't change that part. It only improved your salary.

But using the UK, you can change that in a few yrs but as long as you remain there (working) you'd forever be contributing to the growth of their economy and their citizens lives.

When you become an entrepreneur,only then would you see the possibilities I speak about.

No pun intended. Just fact.

And the location you've experienced after landing is UK and not the rest of Europe. Going on holiday is not the same.

So I get it why the UK, will seem so sweet to you. It's all you'd have access to for now until the COS problem is solved and more..

Goodenoch:
1. You are shockingly prejudiced and it's amazing with how much confidence you've said something that's so utterly false and easy to disprove.

As of this year there are a total of 338 Jamaicans in UK prisons. The population of Jamaicans in the UK is a few hundred thousand. https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN04334/SN04334.pdf

2. I know a few people of Jamaican origin. Not one of them has '2-3 babymamas' or sells weed or any other drugs.

The point stands - If you, like lavida loca, know many drug dealers and baby papas of any ethnicity, it's a reflection of who you are more than that ethnicity.

360who:
You will never know much about a place until you've lived in it.

sasural:
I have heard that you might be required to show your PoF at the airport to board your flight and if it's not substantial, it could be an issue. Is this so?

Goodenoch:
This is a reflection of the people you socialise with and nothing more.

Obviously it's also a reflection of who and what you are.

Goke7:
Really? ok o. I hope when this is also said of Nigerians, we won't be triggered

Goke7:
na wa for you o! How many do you know to arrive at such a conclusion

360who:
UK is heaven to a poor man or middle class man in Nigeria.

Nobody comfortable in Nigeria that has seen opulence and comfort would love to live in the UK. It'a s cesspit full of the bottom barrel Caucasians of Europe with no morals, vile attitudes, no home training, debauchery, peasantry, theft and filthy dirty people. The origin of the word Barbarian.

If you've been across Europe and other parts of the world, you would wonder what Nigerians and Indians love about the UK. Blame it on colonization because every Nigerian that comes to the UK for the first time has the reality check hit him when he sees the environment and the standard of living.

The only thing that makes UK stay above Nigeria is it's currency. The day that currency dies would be the end of their existence.