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jedisco:
Una don start.... first week in the UK, first tickbox na to dey insult Nigeria

Well to the outside world, Nigeria is a product of Nigerians. You'd not be seen as a special breed from Nigerian. Worth bearing that in mind.

Lexusgs430:
Are you saying he is now back within the Nigerian ecosystem.......... 🤣😂

seunny4lif:
I swear
The guy should not pay the money, because neither him or his wife signed any contract with the DD.
Whosoever order for the pots, should pay.
That’s wickedness at the highest order, as I can’t believe what I just read from the guy.
4K pounds for POTS, abi he meant to write 400 pounds.

Reason, I always tell people that run from Nigerians, they will finish you if care is not taken.

Solumtoya:
This is actually viable. I remember coming into the UK and was earning about £800 weekly as a Warehouse Operative. I got a £50k offer and jumped at it immediately. I was earning less than the Warehouse job but had the "hope" of earning more in future. The "hope" came to fruition in a few months.

I advise he does what @Gemma11 said: continue the care as part time to beef up the salary. That was what I did, I was doing my Warehouse job during the weekends.

fatee2000:
Good day all,
Please I misplaced my international passport while in transit from Manchester to my location, I have contacted the relevant authorities but the passport had 6 months validity so I prefer to just apply for another one, how do I go about it?

dustydee:
He can always move to another company.

Blazingdiamondz:
Thanks man, I guess I will align with this cos I see experienced roles with salary of up to 50k per annum.

Blazingdiamondz:
None, just the experience to enable me apply for more experienced positions and better pay

Blazingdiamondz:
Hi guys, I have been working as a carer since I came to UK and I earn £25k annually. However, I got a job as a food safety admin/quality officer in a company but the pay is[b] just £20k annually[/b]. What do you guys think? Should I take the offer? What's the prospect in the field here in the UK? I need your advice. Thanks.

Jummy24701:
Maybe he is teaching people that on his personal whatsapp but I[b] Havnt seen anything like that ok his whatsapp group[/b], what I have seen so far are basic informations and people encouraging themselves.

Bostin:
Ask him how he removed people who opposed his ideas on his sole owned group and the ways he call out people and insult them like he's Demi god for arriving in Canada less than three months
. Is that fare enough to you . He actually deleted so many people that opposed him there.

dealhunter:
Someone said that you have ban viking07, you should have written this warning before banning him....we are not in a military regim......

christrule:
@Justwise check this guy out for violation of rules

dduchess90:
Hello

Not allowed on this platform

@Justwise please help ban


Cheers

Mindlog:
That was opened last month at Presidential hôtel, 5141 Aba Road, Port Harcourt.

tonicyril:
Justwise why did u lock my topic on travel section?? Did it contravene??

Ishilove:
I read several comments to that effect 😁

Ishilove:


I just knew it was a matter of time before investigative Nigerians dug out the identity of the man in actress Moyo Lawal's infamous sex video.

The general consensus of those who watched the trending and scandalous video is that the man in question was very dull and uninspiring in the act, in contrast to those of her industry colleagues who had their legs spread out from Kafanchan to Timbuktu (not that some of us care. Radarada).



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bigtt76:
Exactly my thoughts too and why I said "If she had submitted good documents to back her claims and if the school approved initially but went on to withdraw that approval" ....but yes you are absolutely correct except for health issues, I see no genuine reason for granting her leave of absence.

bigtt76:
🤭 Why naaa? Lol

My assumption is that she did the right thing to sought for permission before going away and that she had good reasons to be so permitted. In the event that she was officially granted but still got reprimanded, then she deserves a redress 🤷🏿‍♀️

bigtt76:
Hmmmm ....perhaps seek legal advice?

femibidy:
i told them the reason and show them all documents to cover it up

ChiefDaddy1:
How do I do that ?

ChiefDaddy1:
Beyond Borders: From Naija to New Beginnings"

The story paints a picture of a protagonist's journey, capturing their emotional struggles and triumphs as they venture into the unknown.

Chapter 1: Echoes of Departure.

In the depths of my soul, leaving Nigeria was a surreal blur, overshadowed by the weight of my emotional journey. It felt like stepping into the pages of a fable, a saga of my own making. The horizon of possibility stretched before me, beckoning beyond the familiar shores towards the elusive 'greener pasture'.

The air is crisp, biting at the protagonist's skin as they step onto foreign soil. Numb fingers clutch their luggage, a stark reminder of the unfamiliarity that envelopes them which echoes the resilience of generations before me. They speak of greener pastures, but the hues of reality paint a different picture. Yet, here stood our protagonist, an 'Omo Naija', a lone figure, battles the bitter cold, a determined spirit refusing to yield.

Chapter 2: The Forbidden Chariot.

In solitude's crucible, a choice: to retreat to the familiar or to surge forward into the uncharted. The forbidden black cab loomed, its price substantial, yet it bore the promise of new beginnings. In this moment of reckoning, I paid the fare, knowing that the journey ahead would be worth every pound. Still, with each penny exchanged, a part of me half-expected a chorus of jesters to serenade this audacious journey.

Chapter 3: Uncharted Territories.

Inside my Airbnb sanctuary, the walls held stories untold, foreign tongues of a place not yet mine. They knew I was about to embark on an epic battle with unfamiliarity. The echoes of distant voices in calls to home became a lifeline, anchoring me to a world I ached for. Ordering Uber Eats became a delightful game of charades, as if my dinner was a secret treasure map. Doubt started to give way to a fledgling determination as I mastered the complexities of a foreign address through Uber Eats. The city, once a maze, now beckons as a canvas for a new life.

Chapter 4: Culinary Homecoming.

The aroma of home wafts through the air as jollof rice and asun sizzle on the grill. Familiar flavours seemed to exchange high-fives on the protagonist's palate, a taste of belonging in a foreign land while rekindling the soul's connection to ancestral flavours. Each bite carried a symphony of emotions, a bittersweet communion with memories of home. It was a promise that even in the farthest reaches, fragments of belonging could be unearthed.

Chapter 5: The Miracle of Settlement.

Prayers echo through empty rooms, a foundation of hope for this new chapter. Networking weaves a web of opportunity, leading to a place to call home. If these walls could talk, they'd have a Netflix special in the making. The dwelling, though humble, resonated with hope, a testament to the transformative power of faith and community. Thirteen days in, life begins anew. The rhythm of a foreign city becomes a dance, each step a testament to the resilience of a Naija spirit.

Chapter 6: Streets of Promise.

The foreign streets stretched out before me, a tapestry woven with echoes of Oshodi. Oshodi's distant cousin had put on a tuxedo, but beneath the veneer, the mischievous spirit remained. Every corner held a surprise, a comedy of errors waiting to unfold, laden with promises and potentials.

Chapter 7: The Job Hunt Jig

Every dawn heralded the promise of a new beginning, a reawakening of purpose that pulsed through my veins. Pounds was doing a disappearing act, but my determination took centre stage. Each stride forward was a proclamation of faith in the promise of the greener pasture. The job hunt unfolded like a circus act of interviews, where I played the part of the world's most charming acrobat, performing a one-man comedy act in the grand theatre of interviews. After all, if navigating foreign streets were an art, then charming any interviewer was child's play, right? Just dey play, dey play!!!

The story continues.........

Pinky247:
Good morning ,please how do i go abouth this ,, urgent responseplease ...and also some one kindly refer a translator service i can use ...please urgent response pls am begging