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British scroungers scrounging on Britain's money is a different to a Nigerian who's already cost Britain £200k. She's already scrounged more than many scroungers and as if that's not enough, she's purportedly breaking British law for good measure.

Like i said b4, i don't support what she did but i support the reason why she did it which is to save the lives of her kids,

is like me saying. . . i don't support violent but i will break the head of any burglar who breaks into my house.

The lives of those 5kids are priceless, so i don't care what it cost NHS. Money well invested, better than paying for convicted terrorist to remain in the UK and claim benefits even as they openly hate Britain and ready to blow anybody up.

4 Play:
Of course you do, you're a Nigerian. You admire her for breaking the law, if the story's true.

Well. . .if all scroungers do the same then the British govt will not be looking for a ways to cut benefit to save money.

I don't support law breaking but in her own case, she did wat is right for those kids.

4 Play:
Update today:


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2011249/Nigerian-mother-cost-NHS-200k-working-illegally-Avon-Lady.html#ixzz1RDDL0z6B

I admire her for even picking up job to contribute something, even with all the stress, though its against her visa rule.

Susan Akpa:
My name is Susan Davis, I'm a Nigerian citizen and have been here in Limassol for 2 and a half years.
I want to travel in Dec to see my family in Calabar.
How do I get a visa which allows me to come back after 1 month.
My husband and our daughter will go to UK but I will go to Naija.

Can someone please give me some advice on where and how to apply for a return visa.
I have a pink slip.

Susan

How did you get visa to Cyprus at the first place?

xxcarolxx:
Omg They seem like a[b] shower of self-servicer[/b]s,

coogar:
the media can feck off to where the sun don't shine. if a british woman had quintuplets outside the shores of this island, they would never report it that her husband fled because he couldn't pay the fees. what advantage has knowing about the issue added to your value? i just see this as media sensationalism. the media must be bored for this to make front page.

how did the woman get to the uk? did she spirit herself in? why wasn't she denied an entry visa to the uk if they knew she was pregnant. this woman did not abuse their system. their security cocked up! pure plain and simple and since i am an humanitarian, i'd rather my taxes pay this woman's bills than the losers who queue for giro every week and use it to smoke 'caine and heroin.

So you are now blaming the immigration for allowing a pregnant woman in to have quins? She should have been turned back to Nigeria to have those kids? Brilliant!!! Don't worry, the next health tourist from Nigeria will pay for this

I have actually rented from that Meridia company b4 when i was living in the North, they are crooks, i refused to leave their office until my deposit is paid back and i did get my money back after hrs of war of words.

ogbuduyeke:
crystal service is an immigration travelling organization in nigeria and sometime ago they put up an advert for those willing to travel to canada or Australia.though alot of people have really bought forms and registered,because i was told the package involves geting them an accomodation in canada,job,expence paid trip to canada,and the canadian visa,that when they get there ,a 12 percent will be paid back to the company that sponsor them to canada for 2years.i would like your contribution with regards to this piece of info.is this whole thing genuine.i need your responce pls.

Wicked Scam, that is all i can say.

coogar:
it's just for you to use your common-sense. if you were based in nigeria and your wife is having her babies here. . . . .how many days leave can you possibly take  from work to come and assist her here? this woman has been here in england 2 months after her delivery and the pathetic british media expect the husband to stay here and neglect his work/source of income in nigeria. . . .is that reasonable?secondly, there's no way this woman could have known she was having 5 kids when she left nigeria. if you have a missus, ask her. . . .yes, the woman planned to have her baby here and if she delivered just a child, the bills wouldn't rack up to £200k. . . .the bills were high because she had 5 kids + caesarian section + intensive care unit. i dunno how you can sit down there and say the woman had it planned all along. it's pathetic.
the only people who read daily mail and the sun are losers who drive white vans and who sh[i]a[/i]g pr[i]o[/i]stitutes!

Stop moaning about what media write, go and blame Nigeria govt, the British govt deserve the credit for saving the woman and her kids lives, i'm glad that she took the opportunity to get the best treatment but its absolutely nonsense for some of you to start slagging off the media for bring this issue to the public.

They have the right to complain about how pple abuse their health system, if u don't like it then take your complain to our thieving politicians and not British media.  You don't sh&ag prostitutes but you read this story from sun or daily mail?

coogar:
your ignorance on these pages is peerless. how could she have known she was going to have quintuplets before she came to england? you guys are media w[i]h[/i]ores - you just swallow whatever crap the media serve on your table. the woman was only concerned about the safety of her pregnancy - and she flew to england to ensure she was in a calm environment rather than the chaotic environment of nigeria.

she didn't know she would deliver 5 babies and the nonsense about her husband running away back to nigeria are porkies. the husband probably took few days leave from work in nigeria to come assist his wife. it's only natural for him to go back to work now that the babies are safe. trust the british media to twist that in such a way that the husband fled to nigeria because he doesn't want to pay for the costs.

Where did you get ur 'own' version of the story? You interviewed the woman or could it be from the same media i read the story from?

coogar:
so she planned it that she would have 5 babies? she is that intelligent to know she was coming to the united kingdom to deliver quintuplets? let me have what you are smoking, mr just[b]wise[/b].

You really need babalawo to lay hands on your head if u really think that that woman got no clue that she was going to have multiple.

alfablondy:
So the guy is counting his victims

He is a con-man, don't be surprised that some Nigerians will contact him with the hope of moving to USA to live with the 'woman'

qleyo:
This level of ignorance is beyond sickening! This is not about humanity or not, humanity is letting her scrounge of the NHS to begin with! There are british citizens, tax payers, hard working people who will suffer because of her ignorance. She WILL NOT have made front page news if she just had one child! She was ignorant and cunning, in the name of "miscarriages" and risked her life and the children by overdosing herself. Now she has five children, which cost 100x more in medical care and has succeeded in dragging our name through the mud.
If someone came into your home to visit you, but then stole from your already depleted pantry and left you with even less for your own household. Pray tell, how would you feel? Yes this visitor is hungry and needs help but still STOLE!

I think she was silly and stup/id, the whole thing was carefully planned and executed, i don't support pple who abuse the system, that said, the kids need to be considered, the NHS can bill her but those kids deserve the  best treatment for now. they shouldn't suffer cos of their mum.

tlops:
so all this shout abt tax payer will end!

I know say una go vex, una wey don dey d system never get citizenship, not to mention child of an "illegal immigrant".

I don't support what the woman did but i support the reason why she did.

tlops:
The children should be given British citizenship. period

. . . because?

bountimore:
Thanks, I just pray Intercontinental bank is approved,if otherwise how will one have to start again trying to keep the money in an approved bank, this ukba poo is getting really frustrating somehow

Even if the list comes out today and ur bank did not make the list, u will still be ok, cos u can't start from day-1 again.

Blame some Nigerian banks for all this nonsense, their workers make it difficult for BHC to verify accounts, some get involved in 'built-account' runs, its sad though.

bountimore:
list of financial institutions

Hi people!, Justwise and co, please if i am not mistaking, I have read on the new UKBA rules that they have published a list of accredited banks for verification of maintanance fund account, i.e their accepted banks, but i have searched the UKBA site and i cant find the list yet, Please am curious about this cos i have my funds counting in Intercontinental bank and i hope it is a bank they will accept

Any info please!

Yes you are right, the list will soon be published but until then any bank is ok, i guess the list will be out this week.

Sweetnecta:
@lucenzo; « #2 on: July 02, 2011, 08:02 PM »for an educated young nigerian in 2011 not to know how to write correctly the name of a major ethnic group like 'yoruba', instead writing so way out in the left; yooroba is pitiful.

whats with the youth of today? will you not share the same nation with the yorubas that you butcher their identity regardless of how simple it is to write the word?

just a side note; britain should be happy to have her as their guest. they should use her and her children to advertise their tourism agenda. that way she more than pay for the 200,000 plus pounds the bilk from them, while britain had gobbled up everything they could legally by their own standard take from nigeria and other nations of africa.

alhamdulIllah. i think the english are backward thinking, and my reason for never wanted to study in that archaic nation. america would have been very cheery about this; where england sees somewhat empty cup, america will see somewhat full cup.

my only disappointment is that nigeria does not have a medical capability to handle the type of situation she went to england for. unfortunately, she has a man who couldn't stand beside her.

What a load of rubbish!!

Sweetnecta:
@lucenzo; « #2 on: July 02, 2011, 08:02 PM »for an educated young nigerian in 2011 not to know how to write correctly the name of a major ethnic group like 'yoruba', instead writing so way out in the left; yooroba is pitiful.

whats with the youth of today? will you not share the same nation with the yorubas that you butcher their identity regardless of how simple it is to write the word?

just a side note; britain should be happy to have her as their guest. they should use her and her children to advertise their tourism agenda. that way she more than pay for the 200,000 plus pounds the bilk from them, while britain had gobbled up everything they could legally by their own standard take from nigeria and other nations of africa.

alhamdulIllah. i think the english are backward thinking, and my reason for never wanted to study in that archaic nation. america would have been very cheery about this; where england sees somewhat empty cup, america will see somewhat full cup.

my only disappointment is that nigeria does not have a medical capability to handle the type of situation she went to england for. unfortunately, she has a man who couldn't stand beside her.

[b]B[/b]ritain not britain, [b]E[/b]ngland/[b]E[/b]nglish not england/english, [b]N[/b]igeria not nigeria

Dapto:
@Justwise
Haba,i sought 4 your advice on d foreign acout in my latest post b4 dat of 'Graciousme',but i dint read anytin frm you.Pls,am stil appealing 4d advice.Thanks

My apologies, i did not see ur post on time.

According the latest changes to the student visa rule, only ur parent can sponsor you and you must have access to that fund.

Please read Muami's reply here https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-331618.3136.html, post number[b] 357[/b], that explains it better.