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gigi24:
Thank you so much for your response

I was asked to send my CAS and statement of account for reconsideration via email as that email was sent to me from Sheffield.(Not my passport).

I would love to upload the email so you can read and see for yourself what was sent if only it will be deleted after you are done.

I am only trying to be careful with this new application.
Do you think having a consent from court with regards to my previous application makes me stand a better chance this time?

Thank you for your reply.

Cheers!

gigi24:
@justwise and every guru in the house.

Good afternoon.

My case;

I applied for dependent visa twice in 2012 but go a refusal after which I applied for a student visa in 2014 got yet another refusal the reason was i didn't tell them who was sponsoring my studies when this wasn't asked at interview.

Fast forward to me taking up the case for Administrative review and was denied took my case up for a judicial review got a lawyer to plead my case.
After every back and forth for over a year Home office decided to settle out of court and pay all my legal fees spent on the case back and asked me to bring my documents for reconsideration of my visa on or before the 25th of December 2015.

However, I didn't bother to go on with my studies as the school(colwell college) I got admission with had been closed down by home office plus i got a new job June of 2015 and a decision was made by December 2015

I lost my full tuition paid to them too because i couldn't get in touch or trace them.

fast-forward to the present day.

I intend going for a Masters degree in September I have gotten admission from HULL and Yorkshire st john to study MBA.

Here are my questions; would I have a problem with the ECOS because I didn't send in my documents for the visa at that time if I made a fresh application this year?

Would a cover letter make up for this?

Do I need to get a lawyer to help me with this? the lawyer that handled my case at the time is on study leave and can't do anything for me at the moment.

Please your advice and guidance would be very much appreciated.

@mimilicious @justwise @everybody with experience and great guidance please come out help a sister.

Thank you!

gigi24:
@justwise and every guru in the house.

Good afternoon.

My case;

I applied for dependent visa twice in 2012 but go a refusal after which I applied for a student visa in 2014 got yet another refusal the reason was i didn't tell them who was sponsoring my studies when this wasn't asked at interview.

Fast forward to me taking up the case for Administrative review and was denied took my case up for a judicial review got a lawyer to plead my case.
After every back and forth for over a year Home office decided to settle out of court and pay all my legal fees spent on the case back and asked me to bring my documents for reconsideration of my visa on or before the 25th of December 2015.

However, I didn't bother to go on with my studies as the school(colwell college) I got admission with had been closed down by home office plus i got a new job June of 2015 and a decision was made by December 2015

I lost my full tuition paid to them too because i couldn't get in touch or trace them.

fast-forward to the present day.

I intend going for a Masters degree in September I have gotten admission from HULL and Yorkshire st john to study MBA.

Here are my questions; would I have a problem with the ECOS because I didn't send in my documents for the visa at that time if I made a fresh application this year?

Would a cover letter make up for this?

Do I need to get a lawyer to help me with this? the lawyer that handled my case at the time is on study leave and can't do anything for me at the moment.

Please your advice and guidance would be very much appreciated.

@mimilicious @justwise @everybody with experience and great guidance please come out help a sister.

Thank you!

LagosismyHome:
Justwise please can you un-delete

babajeje123:
Interview questions.
1. Confirm your name and date of birth
2. Why the UK? After I responded, then he asked
3. How did you know that countries like US, Canada and Australia don't have the benefits you highlighted
4. Did you research about other countries to know what they have to offer?
5. Why the University of your choice?
6. Are you saying other UK Universities don't have what you mentioned?
7. Did you apply to other Universities? Name the Universities
8. So, why do you prefer your University to these ones?
9. Your course
10. Why the course?
11. Course modules?
12. Which of the modules are you looking forward to studying?
13. What have you been doing since you finished in 2xxx?
14. Mention those places you have worked and the number of years you spent at each of them?
15. Have you run any postgraduate degree?
16. Are there no Universities in your home country where you can study this course? I said yes, then he asked
17. Why do you now want to leave your home country where you can study the same course at an affordable price?
18. What are your future plans?
19. Which one of them are you particular about? I mentioned a profession, then he asked
20. What are the requirements for being a XXXX?
21. Where did you get the information?
22. Can you mention the exact place where you will probably work when you return?
23. What much would you be earning?
24. How much are you currently earning?
25. Where do you work?
26. Tell me how your first degree relate to your intended course of study
27. Do you have anything to say?
28. Are you happy with this interview?
You will receive a decision mail in a couple of days.
Above were the questions I was asked, I'm not sure whether I missed out anything.

Ishilove:
They need you in the Romance section

BigBashiru:
According to European Union figures, more than 2.6 million Africans and other non-Europeans entered Europe illegally during 2015 and 2016, either overland through Turkey or after crossing the Mediterranean Sea by boat. Can Europe survive mass Third World immigration on this scale? Can Europe survive Third World immigration at all? This book answers that question with a definitive “no.”

The author shows firstly how all cultures are unique to their originating peoples, and that racial demographic replacement is the one guaranteed way to extinguish diversity and different cultures. He shows that the very future of Europe and the European people are imperiled by this mass movement of Third Worlders—and that this has nothing to do with “racism” or the denigration of any other people or culture.

The book then moves on to a case-by-case study of the extent and impact of Third World immigration on all the major nations in western and eastern Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.

In each of these case studies, the full current extent of Third World immigration—more correctly called colonization—is reviewed, along with dramatic insights into the effect such immigration is having upon those societies, showing the complete fallacy of the “immigration is needed to keep the economy going” lie.

Eye-opening statistics on race and crime, immigration and social delinquency, immigrant imprisonment rates, non-European welfare dependency, and finally the ethnic cleansing of Europeans from their homelands by racial demographic displacement, are discussed in full, using the latest official statistics and projections as sources.

Finally, the author discusses what must be done if Europeans are not to be ethnically cleansed under the Third World immigration tsunami: they must either engineer a political revolution to reclaim their homelands, or immediately start working toward the creation of a European homeland, or ethnostate, exactly like the Jews have done with the state of Israel.

Failure to enact one—or both—of these political actions will result in the extinction of the European people and their civilization, the author warns.

“The African Boat Invasion: If Europeans did it to Africa, the World would Scream ‘Colonization’….If hundreds of thousands of Europeans jumped on boats and sailed across the Mediterranean Sea to Africa, without papers or formal immigration papers, the world’s liberals would be screaming ‘colonization’—but when Africans do it, they are only ‘migrants’ and ‘asylum seekers.’”—from the Preface.

RalphJean:
Justwise himself is probably sliding into Omopapa & MamaTukwas’ DM to exchange ££ for Naira. If not for KYC ID documents, he may even be DM-ing Tobexin.

You think that building project in Naija will complete itself?


Disclaimer:
This is a joke. I no dey for ban.

abby2443:
Thanks for your response @giselle237, I do appreciate and I have sent you a mail. Please respond

onecoder:
I now understand this statement.
Anyway, I'm not regretting leaving Nigeria.
But this online course ehn. God help us

yunqdady:
Can be threas be pushed to front page? One was pushed to front page the other time but DIY wasn't encouraged there. It was a mess of people encouraging bribery.

Shallypop:
Good evening all. Pls I'm a little bit confused. I have UK student visa and my kids have Brazilian passport which I know is Visa free to the UK for 6 months. I have not entered UK at all with the student visa but I intend to next week. Is it possible to take my kids along with me using their Brazilian passport or i have to enter first, get my BRP before I can pick them? Pls note, they r minors and they don't intend to live in the UK for now. I just want them to spend like 2 months with me before taking them back to Nigeria. Cc Justwise, LagosismyHome. Thanks.

Tobexin:
you guys are bad Belle out here! I am not surprised seeing Nigerians doings, trying to bring others down. I don’t know what will backfire at me when I don’t take money from anybody anyhow. All this long talk started because I asked for ID and the reason I asked for such is because I don’t want it to backfire so that your prayer wouldn’t work. Several people I met out here have helped me with funds transfer severally without any issue and I don’t remember they have any registered business. Please keep your beef to yourself. I have been doing this business and I kept my game tight on it as I don’t just recieve money from strangers without prove you own the accounts. Banks have severally blocked my account and I show them invoice of transactions to see source of funds and they opened it back without long story.

Tobexin:
AS far company i am with is registered with E-money cert, as far i didnt steal people money or forced them to send money, when all funds to be received will be issued with invoice of transanctions, when all taxes would be paid.

Tobexin:
your ID can be covered all numbers all unique identity, but your name should show only. that is all i need. blind all numbers let only the name show so i will know you own the account you are sending money from. if you are sending money to an account that carries the same name as yours in NIGERIAN BANK i need no ID at all from you only if uk account name is different from receiving account name in NIGERIA




@justwise this is a job and my visa does not stopped me from doing a paid job. i never told you i own a business.

kode12:
This tranzfar looks fair though. Atleast 99p till 31st. After then, we move! Although this their website looks very insecure, I hope hushpuppi's boys wont be sitting at the other end

Tobexin:
I offer services of sending naira to Nigeria from Uk. i have full KYC procedures required before i can accept pounds into my account from you or anyone. you must present one ID, name on ID must be the same name on sending account, also you must write on a piece of paper authourizing the said payment to me. if you can do all things you can contact me for fast secured deal. i also provide my ID to you for verification, proof of address will also be given. my rate is N638 to a pound. rate changes everyday. email solutionboxteam4u2019@gmail.com , you can also get me on whatsapp which i could have dropped but the fear of justwise is the beginning of wisdom.

Luvdmx:
I tried Ohentpay but was told service unavailable at the moment.

Is there any other ways to send money to Nigeria?

Thanks

kode12:
Why this Ohentpay get opolo eyes like this. Almost £5 transaction charge, kilode??

Mellady:
Have you tried ohentpay?

wallg123:
My take on this

Aphrodite007:
They can just gather this money and pay for poor peoples Jamb and Waec or so scholarship for poor students that can’t afford university tuition in Nigeria. That’s the love that God taught us, not this rubbish of enriching one man.

Disgusting!

Lexusgs430:
Tell them, they would never listen...... They would tell you, ' I am doing it for god, not man'...... The power of this religious brainwash, knows no bounds........

It transcends from complete illiterates, to as high as professor levels and beyond ...........

Cousin9999:
If some of you take issue with most churches, you can easily start your own.

wallg123:
People like me wey no dey attend church at all..
Na hell fire go get me so

LagosismyHome:
Ehnnn so people still fall for such ..... na wa ooo!i I have noticed majority of my friends have switched from Nigerian churches to Oyibo majority churches

I still attend Redem JH, I dont hear such but me self never been into all those cash exchange for Gods favour