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OmichaelO:https://apply-provisional-driving-licence.service.gov.uk/ |
OmichaelO:Wow. Village people ooh. |
hustla:Lol. The point is she gat backers who are in agreement with her stance. |
kode12:@hustla you remember this? |
hustla:This is a bad idea and a trap. There's no way interest rates will stay the way they are now even up to 5yrs. If you get this, you're going to end up regretting when rates come down and you're left paying these absurd prices. November 2021 would've been a good time to fix, when there were still 1.x% rates in the market. |
Lexusgs430:Lol. Yes oh |
Lexusgs430:Black men no dey put am for test tube, they go direct If black women want am, they know where to go. |
semmyk:It's one person using two profiles to troll on this thread. It took me sometime to realize, but he/she is just trolling and at the end of the day, na Seun win. |
Chreze:Thanks. The chair is cheap though, seems a bit dodgy, the price doesn't go with the looks lol . I'll wait for you to take the leap |
Frezhkid10:Factor in Naija bad road, insecurity, power issues, flood and health care wahala. If you consider it all bearable, then take the Naija job. |
Gemma11:So you complaining of a housing crisis in the UK is sitting on multiple rental properties while average families are looking to get on the housing ladder. You do realize that your faux patriotism is only just virtue signaling. |
Chreze:Abeg send me the link. Let me expense it |
Gemma11:You're actually the one with a rubbish stance. You're saying Nigerian students are flooding student accommodations with their whole families, so why is there such a huge demand for 2-3 bed properties around the country, with the available properties turning into bidding wars, and properties going at 30-70k over asking? I really don't understand why you're crying more than the bereaved. If the UK government so feels that the net economic benefits of immigrant students is far less than the strain they're causing to the system, let them put a stop to it. Nigerians will simply go elsewhere; it has happened before. If all your pain is because an immigrant child took your kid's spot in school, well, my advice is work harder, so you can send the child to Eton. Pele dear, don't be the village people, they pray against. |
Gemma11:You can't have an omelette without breaking some eggs. The government thought about all that before deciding to open the scheme. There's strain on the system because the government isn't funding the system at par with the growth of the population. The issue with the NHS didn't start with the reintroduction of student visas with PSW, neither did the housing crisis or failures in other critical infrastructure. Nigerian students did not benefit from the billions doled out during covid as furlough pay. Most students put their lives at great risk to feed their families because there was no recourse to public funds. Thousands of the lowest and almost demeaning of jobs are being done by these Nigerian students, jobs that Brits will likely reject, so don't come here and speak like they're the cause of the strain on the system. |
Uzomarrr12345:Oga which one is genuine intentions again? Someone coughs up millions of naira to pay fees, comes to the UK and goes to the school. Whether getting an MSc or PhD at 80 was the dream or using a student visa as the entre into the UK it doesn't matter. As long as they go to study all is fair and good. |
Aunty Lizzy is gone ![]() |
hustla:She didn't just up and put that plan forward. She might have been too enthusiastic and vocal about it, especially at a time where there's a general apathy for the government, but she's got backers both within the party and outside who share the same ideology. They're going to come back, just watch out. |
hustla:Don’t rejoice so quickly oh. The seed has been sown |
Lexusgs430:This one shock me ooh chaii |
Mrphilia:Gbenga Daniels Henry and Gbenga Henry Daniels are not the same legal person. |
hustla:Anytime I hear Australia, the first that comes to my mind is snake . It's a rather irrational phobia, but the fear of snakes have made me pass on Australia as a vacation location so many times. |
Lexusgs430:Lol. He can motivate the economy to aspire and perspire ![]() |
Lexusgs430:Baba I no know oh, but it seems he's now the Messiah of the tory party. The economic ogodomigodo of the United Kingdom that has come to restore sanity to the system. ![]() |
AlphaUno:Liz Truss will be more of a ceremonial prime minister going forward. I think she'd realise that she's made a series of major mistakes now, and no one really wants to hear whatever she has to say, so she's going to prop J.H forward as much as possible. |
[quote author=Munamoqel post=117603590][/quote]You're a very sad soul. May the good Lord have mercy on your soul. |
Munamoqel:I don sell all. You go give me room rent for that your heavenly mansion for surulere now abi? |
Preshyi:I think the government simply wants to have their cake and eat it. Most of those commenting on the article have no idea how much raw cash immigrant students bring into the UK economy. International students are paying twice the amount of tuition fees as locals, paying visa application fees, IHS for themselves and dependants, ontop of that, some still end up paying thousands of pounds upfront to rent accomodation. Most Nigerians coming to the UK, don't want to live just average lives. Everybody wants to "buga" and that is good for the country's economy in the long term, because it means we're willing to put in the work and go extra to get the money. The government is looking at cutting down on low-skilled/unskilled labor, yet, if you look at most of those low skilled jobs, they're filled by immigrants. Wasn't it just a few months ago, farmers were complaining of crops going bad in the fields because they couldn't find cheap immigrant labor to harvest them due to Brexit? |
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/suella-braverman-to-restrict-number-of-foreign-students-who-can-stay-in-uk-after-their-studies/ar-AA12ZrVc?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=511a87d6324b4e71c38a8da152c1ef3a#comments Slowly, this talk is gaining traction and festering in their minds. I guess they're allowing it to stew, so when they finally make the decision the outrage and backlash wouldn't be so much. |
Mamatukwas:You have to pay if you want to play. No free lunch. |
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Lexusgs430:Two weeks ago in a TV interview they asked Liz whose idea the mini-budget was and she said it was within the chancellor's purview and so he was responsible. I knew from then that if someone was going to get axed, he'd definitely be the first. It's unfortunate, because his sack will set the entire race back. I doubt we'll see another black Chancellor in our lifetime. |


