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Santa2:
Abeg Bros...na who you like?

RodgersAkpafu:
apparently you are one of those "hurt" by her GBAS GBOS.

Goke7:
na my MP you dey cast like this? eweeeeee! it's not fair, o, I will go to her office in the town centre and mention your name

Fred2020:
Kemi’s main miscalculation was believing she could run a campaign that paints migrants as the root of Britain’s problems and speaks down to them, yet still expect either migrants or native Britons to find her appealing — despite being a migrant herself.

She may be trying to recalibrate her approach now, but the damage is already done.

Nigel, on the other hand, can run an anti-migrant campaign that pins society’s problems on migrants or EU citizens because he is British.

In Surrey, historically a Conservative stronghold every single by-election this year has flipped seats from conservatives to the Lib Dems or Reform. The party is on track to be wiped out here, and the same pattern is playing out in many other places.

Raalsalghul:
You see at the bolded.

I agree with 150%: young, charismatic, intelligent, economics savvy, good communicator.

He was the reason I voted conservatives even with their anti-immigrant policies at the time which was fair by the way.

OgbeniOptional:
I am and I can only speak for the state I am. I am definitely not for Trump and the human rights abuse. If you show your papers or ID, they will let you go. I definitely do not like that i have to walk around with my passport, I-20 and I-94 but that is America right now. The only time they were in my city was to take two Asylum seeker brothers who were charged for murder, the court later discovered they are undocumented and called ICE on them. If you are legal, no crimes, you have nothing to fear. Nothing ICE is doing right now that Ibadan SARS haven't done to me. This is the reality of America rn sir.

OgbeniOptional:
They don't really mess with students or if you are legal. They know who they are looking for, it is best to just avoid crimes.

willyede:
I really do not know why the moderator is allowing this to go for too long. why is this dude always derailing this thread and also @lavida001 has just violated Rule 2 of the guidelines here :

Rule 2: Deliberate insults, bullying, and provocation directed at a specific member (e.g., mocking their achievements, attitude, and mindset with phrases like "get off the high horse and touch some grass," "force it down our throats," and labelling them "petite bourgeoisie".

So the moderator can continue to let this keep going on.....cos i don't understand how this write up helps Nigerian in the uk

imaxx:
Good afternoon house, please I need an urgent reply. I got a one-month Schengen visit visa to Portugal, my motive is to board a train to Spain when I arrive in Portugal.
My question is will I be deported back to Portugal by the Spanish Immigration due to my Nigerian passport, hope I won't have a challenge at the Spanish border.
The reason for my going to Spain is to seek Asylum. Please help a novice brother who has never left 9ja before.

sweerychick:
Trust me that place is a miserable shithole, you ain't going to enjoy anything there other than paying taxes, working overtime ( depending on the number of hours you are allocated) no social life. The only thing you are going to enjoy there is comfortable environment and food. Other than that nothing else

RodgersAkpafu:
why was my post taken down?
and my account banned from posting ?


Ill post it again

RodgersAkpafu:
Lets see if someone will report it to het taken down agajn

stardeejay2:
Hello,

1.Yes, the money was paid from another bank account.
2. My wife didn't use the same bank account for her application.

stardeejay2:
Good day guys,

Please can someone advise me on how best to reply to this mail from UKVI?

I'm a partner+4kids. Wife left in September 2025.
I submitted 28 days POF with 70m. The request will obviously show where the lump sum entered.

Thanks

xkunzo:
Do not post any whatapp group here,I don't understand why alot of us are self center

pufframmy:
why whatz app group? when everyone can learn here, how many people will know that there is a whatz app group, please let us not divert from the forum cause it will help many in the future. let share info here not on whatz app

HustlaOfLagos:
I still stand by what I said

You did not expect or anticipate this to be the case or you would not have argued about it that time. I remember you saying that people can switch after 5 years to whatever role they want and this was pointed out as being laughable given the years lost while doing HC roles

You also gave examples of people making it in HC roles and a particular example of someone driving a Range Rover or something, comfortably ignoring COS scammers like MC Olumo and his ilk.

Now that there is new information suggesting your advice was bad, you do not also want to backtrack and admit it was bad advice in retrospect

HustlaOfLagos:
The majority of those who switched to that visa switched from student visas. > 49% of skilled workers were issued to those who switched from MSc to care roles

Did you read the stats or you just want to argue?

HustlaOfLagos:
If you did not anticipate all these despite all the statistics they have been publishing for at least 2 years, then you should rescind the advice you gave at the time.

Advising MSc holders to be on minimum wage jobs for 5 years is not it and definitely not what the UK wants / expected to happen when the student visa stuff was open around 2021. This formed the basis of what was said by The Migration Advisory Committee and is part of the reason why we are seeing these crazy rules

You will not find a British MSc holder doing care jobs.

Mcleo007:
They created a system with exploitable flaws, and because people are inherently opportunistic, they seized the chance. Since all healthcare professionals entered the country lawfully using government-issued visas, who is at fault when the system is overloaded? Not the migrants, of course.

HustlaOfLagos:
If you did not anticipate all these despite all the statistics they have been publishing for at least 2 years, then you should rescind the advice you gave at the time.

Advising MSc holders to be on minimum wage jobs for 5 years is not it and definitely not what the UK wants / expected to happen when the student visa stuff was open around 2021. This formed the basis of what was said by The Migration Advisory Committee and is part of the reason why we are seeing these crazy rules

You will not find a British MSc holder doing care jobs.

Raalsalghul:
[qoute]You make it seem as if this all boils down to the abuse [/quote ] when they're other factors like demographic change (too many black and brown faces) and limiting access to benefits.

My point? Even without the abuse, these laws would have come into effect one or the other.

HustlaOfLagos:


I remember when Justwise used to blame all and sundry for speaking about healthcare visas and saying Nigerians can switch to whatever career they want after 5 years even though the signs were there that the gov would soon start to target that sector.

I wonder if he still shares the same sentiment

Regex:
I did it online.

Regex:
I didn't see any space like that. I don't have any national ID. Do I go to evident and submit it as I have already submitted application?

Regex:
I did it but it couldn't let me go through. However I have put in a future date. Hope it's OK? Justwise and all@

Segun2222:
you prefer a civil war where millions will die instead? and there still wont be a solution

Jamesclooney:
Guys,
[bL]et’s ease up on Justwise, it’s starting to feel like a pile on[/b]. We don’t all have to agree on every issue, but it’s clear he’s in the minority on this one. That’s one reason I like elections or voting, they put an end to endless debates. Some people usually course correct pretty quickly or simply persist and stand on their principles. Fine either way.

Good news is, it seems the govt has finally woken up and are doing all they can to avert Trump’s intervention. Let’s hope they sustain it and put a stop to it once and for all.

jedisco:
I find it worrying that despite asking repeatedly, the only solution you're offering to what is increasingly the certain demise of many Nigerians is for them to sit and wait for their turn.
My posts on this have been clear. Never been a fan of Trump (even opined he may be looking to bully Nigeria and Africa through this). Neither am I oblivious of his possible underlying motives. However, I cannot tell those who have seen their villages decimated over the last decade to sit and wait for their turn.

jedisco:
Again, I am not in support of a U.S intervention or violation of our sovereignty but I cannot look at those being whose relatives are being murdered and tell them to wait for their turn. The image of a butchered truck of bodies brought in or burning bodies during riots is forever etched in my memory.

In practical terms, could you give an answer to my questions

jedisco:
I'm struggling to get your practical take on this.

Some folks in Jos pushed to raise awareness of this in the U.S after years of begging for help

1. What is your advise to folks in Jos or southern Kaduna who have seen village after vilage decimated and much of their kit and kin killed? All this happened while they were begging the Nigerian society to come to their rescue. What would be your advise- should the remaining residents of Kagoro sit and beg the government while waiting for their turn to be killed?

2. What if it was your village and relatives being affected- would that change your response? If 17 members of your family were machetted down in a day (like someone I know), would your response still be to keep waiting for the government?

Lastly, If the answer is to beg the government, how long do they need to do that before it becomes obvious it's not working?

Zahra29:
I believe under the Danish model, temporary means until their home country is judged to be safe to return. For example Denmark recently deemed Syria a safe country and refused to renew the residence permits of Syrian refugees.

We'll find out more when the policy details are announced, but I imagine that if an asylum seeker enters into a genuine and subsisting marriage with a British citizen, and meets relevant legal requirements, then they should be allowed to settle under the spousal route.