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phyl123:
Also when he wins in a general election, we will continue this conversation…

phyl123:
You should have included all my statements regarding this discussion, not just this bit.

Rushi should have been chosen the first time over Liz because everyone knew he could do the job. Liz was not chosen based on capability.

They had no choice, they have messed up and needed someone to clear up the mess. They were desperate because they were loosing money by the day in investments.

This happens all the time, you go for an interview, they pick a white person over you. That person messes up and they call you in to clean the mess. ( I’m talking from personal experience).

phyl123:
Everyone knows this but the English are not ready for a brown skin prime minister Even if the party had chosen him they will loose the general election. Those two Uncle Sam they gave positions are just for camouflage.

hustla:
Saw this in my Lloyds app and remembered what our brother in Christ, Lexusgs430 said to do when you see this and leasehold

Seyola16:
Please who has information as to likely reason(s) why the Abuja Appointment dates of 24 -28 were cancelled?

pufframmy:
i just got my msg too, some minutes ago too am affected by this and so very painful to me cause my flight have been booked and there is no how i can get refund now?

dduchess90:
Hello @Justwise

It seems we are back to talking about interest on borrowing POF and globus bank here.


Please help look into post by @Emaaaaa and @micnute94 and deal accordingly

Cheers

hustla:
Eh God, this argument thing has been going on for like 3 days now and all parties involved can not come to a reasonable conclusion

This is affecting discourse which will help people move ahead in their UK journey or ahead ahead

Justwise , can you please do something about it or another 10 pages will be used to fill up space?

president4life:
@justwise, do the needful to @dybaladaddy

phyl123:
Anyone working in the uk
If you earn between the Primary Threshold and the Upper Earnings Limit, then you will pay the standard rate of National Insurance (13.25% in 2022/23) on your earnings over the Primary Threshold. The Primary Threshold in 2022/23 is £190 per week to 5 July 2022 then £242 from 6 July 2022.

Nothing to do with the colour of your skin but how much you earn.

phyl123:
Most British tax payers pay National insurance contributions of almost 13% of their wages every month.

mescanayo:
Pls gurus in the house;
1. Please house how do I get bank account details of HULL to make deposit via Form A.
2. Please which do I need to go to bank at any stage during the Form A process?
Thank you for you kind response.

Gemma11:
Stop gaslighting here in order to defend your lies as I have no said that.

To reiterrate I have only spoke out against fake Nigerian students who are abusing the system so stop. As I said, it appears you are one of them this is why you are so adamant in trying to shut me down.

Gemma11:
Stay in Nigeria

deept:
Without Nigerian immigrants, your NHS is worse off with the numbers of Nigerian doctors and nurses and care workers.

Without Nigerian immigrants, some of your university professors will be jobless...

Etc etc etc

Gemma11:
Old age British citizens are not using the Spanish healthcare system as they are not sick. Most times they own properties and and businesses over there which generate taxes.
Unlike fake Nigerian citizens they are not going there with a truckload of dependents taking up places in schools and other amenities meant for Spanish born children of citizens who have paid taxes.
Stop comparing apples with oranges.

hayesconcept:
Oga Justwise please leave this delusional woman to keep on ranting. Village people everywhere

Gemma11:
Old age British citizens move to Spain to enjoy their hard earned pensions in the sun. They don't go on student visa with no intention of studying so this your useless defence no dey make sense. Please sit this one out.

Gemma11:
He asked a question and I responded..wetin be your own? If he is able to attain a salary of £47k in Nigeria then why leave that for the same in the UK where the cost of living is 100 times higher and such a salary will not stretch far?

My parents arrived in the UK when Naira was n50 to £1 and the cost of living was not as it is now.

Talk your own and allow me to talk my own. You no be my oga and don't have the right to dictate my comments.

Gemma11:
The word is 'Persevered' not 'Perceived'

Again my parents did not come in a dubious students...Are you one of the fake students coming in from Nigeria.? Just trying to understand your motivation here because if the shoe fits then wear it well I suppose..

Gemma11:
Sorry I fail to believe that all of them, especially nearly 50 year old men with full families of dependents, are genuine students. Most of them won't even pass sef but we go see now.

It is not so much my personal problem but I have a right to speak out and support any policy from the British government to stem this type of nonsense so the gates are not completely closed to those young genuine students who are coming to further their studies.

Gemma11:
There are properties worth millions in Peckham so don't laugh at that person. To rent a single room in Peckham is like £800 a month and you would have to share the kitchen and bathroom. Renting a whole house is in like £2800 per month so don't laugh as Peckham no be your mate..

I don't have any properties in Peckham sha so I can't be your guy. However I do have one in nearby Lewisham and another in Camberwell.

Gemma11:
Stay in Nigeria

Gemma11:
I never generalised anyone. I specifically stated that my points were directed at those mature students packing all of their families here to the UK and then complaining that there was no suitable student accomodation to house those families plus the fact that their children were taken up places in schools etc...again i was only talking about those particular individuals on student visas and not genuine students or those on other visas. You just don't like to hear the truth but guess what.....


...My views have not changed.

Zahra29:
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Hi Justwise, I have indeed seen you come down hard on people who attempt to bend the rules, and you also provide a lot of support to genuine people. Kudos for the great work you do.

I don't think Gemma was criticising all immigrants -her argument was mainly that some are now shining a negative light on the psw route because they are "over doing" it and making it bait to the govt that it's being abused by economic migrants masquerading as students. She raised some points which are not popular but are valid - the influx of students and crucially their families- is adding pressure to an already heated housing market and other infrastructure like schools and the NHS. The school fees go to the universities and not to the communities, so it is the councils that have to fund school places, housing etc for new arrivals. The university collects its money and looks away lol

However, I also completely agree with your point that the UK govt should plan better to provide the necessary infrastructure for the migrants it is collecting fees from, or else limit numbers and ask the Universities to find alternative sources of funding or become leaner.

Zahra29:
I see where Gemma is coming from in some ways.

The majority of Nigerian immigrants might be hardworking and resourceful, however Nigeria does have a bad reputation for a reason because there is a fair number of people who look for ways to fleece the system, thereby making it a lot harder for genuine people.

All the POF scams for example. Applicants using chicanery to show that they have the required funds even though they know that they lack sufficient means to sustain them and their dependents.

There have been numerous posts where people have to be "convinced" that they do not qualify for 30hrs nursery funding or other grants/benefits as they count as public funds. To British citizens/residents who pay taxes and do not even claim these benefits, it can be very annoying to hear or see immigrants who have not yet contributed to the system (and students who do not pay tax) trying to claim these benefits. It can also make them wonder what benefits these people would go on to claim as soon as they have obtained citizenship. This is what easily stokes resentment in Brits - feeling like they're being taken for a mug

Also, the complaints. No country is perfect. While everyone is entitled to their opinion, it can be quite grating hearing migrants complaining about the NHS and other aspects of British life. The obvious response would be "why don't you go back then, if it's so wonderful where you're from!"

dubaiprince:
From the bottom of my heart, God bless you for this especially the last paragraph.

The truth is most British citizens who are not immigrants don't know what migrants go through. They just think they see a migrant on the street and he/she is fleecing them. I got an offer with another firm willing to pay immigration cost for myself and 2 of my dependants, a director with my current employer not wanting me to leave just asked how much the visa and ihs costs is, when i told him it is something in the region on 10k, i saw the shock on his face and he simply said as a family man himself, he would advice me to take the offer (I am a tier 2 visa holder with 4 dependants). Not that my my kids have fallen ill since they came into the UK to need NHS infact they had all immunizations back home compulsory and optional before coming in.

Myself and Wife pay NI and Tax plus the 10k they collected and we were already planning to cough out another 10k next year for visa extension if not for this offer that came through.

The UK govt should use the money they get from migrants judiciously by expanding their social infrastructure to cope with the increasing population. You don't collect money from people and not make adequate provision for them. Nigerian migrants are not their problem.

Gemma11:
So what exactly are you defending here?

Gemma11:
You are living in the past and making excuses as to why Nigerians have failed to develop Nigeria and are now specialising in exporting their bad behaviour and imposing themselves on other countries...

Even if they no steal Nigerian resources una for feat develope Nigeria reach UK level? Nonsense

Stay in your land. They give una student visa and na to only abuse and cry victim when it is pointed our now una sabi.