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oknee:
179,000 after tax other deductions.

Julymama:
Thank you so much.

Miracletwinee:
I promise this is going to be my last word on this issue. Let me correct that impression that I support people who abuse the system I don't because I pay my dues as at when due home and abroad. But I get pissed off when people paint all Nigerian as crocks and scammers. I am a Nigerian 100% and I am proud to be one. American will stand for their country anytime and anywhere even when they know the system is not what it should be. Can't we as Nigerian learn to do the same? Why was the writer talking only about Nigerian in that write up? Are Nigerians the only tourist who give birth in the U.K.? The change must begin with me We are good people and a great nation

benlolade:
Hi,MrTumble I am pregnant and am on a wheelchair in Nigeria,am so scared because of my health issue. Am thinking of travelling out of the country to the UK to give birth to my child because I dont really trust hospitals here in Nigeria,also I have family in the UK. I dont have money but I heard that hospitals are free in the UK,can you please advice me on what to do?

snapscore:
Your title says Qatar, Dubai and Kuwait.

I don't know much but if it's Qatar, the standard of living is way too high and you won't get a good job. You can ask your question in the link provided. People who live in UAE and Qatar tend to respond.

https://www.nairaland.com/2471964/qatar-uae-general-visa-enquiries/237

Miracletwinee:
@justwise

I won't want to join issues with you on this matter but I know there is always two sides to a coin.yoy have not heard her own side of the story. I just said I was in the U.K. With a twin pregnancy at 28weeks of course not to give birth. It was summer and I had to attend my nieces graduation what if I had fallen into labour at that time wouldn't they have treated me? There are no private hospitals there like we have here so I wouldn't have a choice but to use the NHS.They wouldn't even send you the bill for ages. So she should stay there and continue to wait for their bill to come? It's a lapse in their system and they should find a way of correcting it instead of crying wolf where is non.

Miracletwinee:
@justwise

I think I still stand by nerf's opinion. There is absolutely no benefit in giving birth in the U.K. and they know that. That is why the so called thread disappeared I was in the U.K. With a twin pregnancy at 28weeks and nobody asked me any questions when I was entering because tourists seldom go there to give birth. I found that article rather too personal ,unprofessional and absolutely mischievous. Why should the writer go to the extent of mentioning somebody's name? I think that Ayelabola woman should sue them. It is nothing more than defamation of character. kilo de gan to the extent that they put her pix with her children abeg make them free that woman joor abi na jelosy wan key them?

oknee:
Greetings!!!
My brother intends to travel to u.k for plab 2 and he asked me to go through his application. Pls he needs all the advice he can get pertaining to the income and expenditure side. He 's working in a teaching hospital and has approximately 650k in his account. Our sister in uk is a co sponsor. He intends to stay for 30 days and booked accomodation in the tutorial / preparatory class venue.( they charge 21 pounds daily)
Kindly go through the attached screen shot of the application and give your advice.
Thanks.

Pzone:
I want to write a cover letter for my UK visa application, please how do I properly address it? Is it to the British High commission, The consular general of, the british embassy. Some1 put me through please.

nefertitiram:
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It is a disgustingly annoying article. There was no message just a racial bigot rambling on and on about NHS! Nigerians who know whats up dont go to the UK to give birth. There is no benefit whatsoever so why even risk it? I think Justwise and Seun need to set that story straight and put that journalist in his place. Rubbish!

Pidgin2:
Do you have any evidence to prove this? Because I know most of them own properties abroad and there will be little need for this if they are not citizens of these countries or plan to be in future.

You also said you have no need for your Nigerian passport this is my point, people like you and others in diaspora don't see any need to maintain your Nigerian citizenship this is why it should no longer be allowed to have double citizenship so that we can at least earn revenue from visa fees which should also be hiked as demand for it will increase

Pidgin2:
I know a lot of them and most of them don't own bank accounts in Nigeria, like I said they live on estacodes but their salaries are paid directly into their accounts in India

Pidgin2:
Thank you for your insightful post but I have issues with the bolded statement. Let's take India as an example, their government doesn't allow dual nationality and we can see how the Indians act in business especially. They travel to other countries, establish businesses but a good number of then they maintain their nationality as Indians

Because of this they send money back home to establish their families, some of them don't even open bank accounts in their countries of residence instead they are paid into their Indian accounts but live on estates instead.

What this means is that their economy often benefits from this positively.

Isn't this an obvious advantage that can possibly happen if we also practice this

ayla1:
Number and name


Hahaaa

Drocks:
the guy has only asked that he be directed to a thread about America schools but thinks he's on the wrong thread with all this una arguments sef. I am sure he's willing to ask some vital questions and see you trying to say he's lazy. Relax guy!

neurosci:
My auto-correct caused some errors in it, so I had to modify it. That was why I asked you to unquote it. But it's no problem if you won't. Have a nice day!

justi4jesu:
If you were there, it wouldn't have been DIY time. would it?

justi4jesu:
If you insist.

justi4jesu:
Hahahahahahaahahaha

justi4jesu:
Body no be firewood nah.

Pidgin2:
Although I think this statement is exaggerated but this is one of the issues that will be addressed once people can no longer posses dual citizenship. Right now it is easy to commit crime and be labeled a Nigerian even when the individual is also a chinese, Malaysian, American etc citizen.

If people are no longer allowed dual nationality in this country we shall have less people soiling our image abroad

You said you will never give up your British citizenship but I guess you might not have strong ties to Nigeria if you did you might give it more thought as you will need to apply for visa each time you want to visit them, you cannot aspire for any political posts since you are not a Nigerian, you might not even be considered to moderate a Nigerian focused forum such as this because you are not a Nigerian

What I am trying to say is that the advantages of being a Nigerian citizen is dual nationality is banned will outweigh that of being a British citizen

CFCman:
That is super expensive

CFCman:
Congrats, bro. I'm glad for you.
So, in 4 years time, you'll be eligible to apply for US citizenship. The total application fee is around $500, and you'd have to take the citizenship test before being sworn in as a US citizen.

dfrost:
Please let's respect the families of those that lost their own in the accident and stop posting pictures like this. That's my best friend's younger sister (only sibling for that matter) in the front seat of the vehicle, although she died on her way to the hospital. Seeing the picture alone has destabilized me, not to talk of when he sees this. . We'll miss you.