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Number of doctors who registered to work in UK between 2014 and 2018
Country Total number of new doctors
Pakistan 3413
Nigeria 1995
Egypt 1775
Sri Lanka 826
Sudan 797
Bangladesh 444
Iraq 325
Myanmar 312
South Africa 290
Nepal 166
Jordan 160

In total, 12,554 doctors who joined the UK medical register in the last five years came from parts of the world which are currently supposed to be covered by the restrictions. More than 3,400 came from Pakistan, along with 1,995 from Nigeria, 1,775 from Egypt, 826 from Sri Lanka, 797 from Sudan, 444 from Bangladesh, 325 from Iraq and 312 from Myanmar, the figures show.

The data from the General Medical Council covers place of qualification, which is usually a person's country of origin.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/05/16/nhs-breaking-recruitment-rules-one-four-new-doctors-coming-banned/

Exactly. We are either first or last.

Beautyaddy:
Right!

I guess the highest out of the African countries though.

Well...one of the highest.

Nearly two-thirds of the overstays (64 percent) were by citizens of 15 countries, which are listed in Table 2.

Beautyaddy:
Wow!! ...Nigeria has the highest total overstay for the non-immigrants US visas FY 2018...hmmm

Fiscal Year 2018 Entry Exit Overstay Report, US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
FY 2018 Overstay rates for nonimmigrants admitted to the United States for business or pleasure via air and sea POEs for non-VWP Countries (excluding Canada and Mexico)
Nigeria:
Total Overstay Rate = 15.18%
Suspected In-Country Overstay Rate = 14.81%

https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/19_0417_fy18-entry-and-exit-overstay-report.pdf

Trump to Launch Fresh Immigration Overhaul Bid
Plan aims to curb refugees and family members, and boost skill-based visas
https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-to-launch-fresh-immigration-overhaul-bid-11557956429

Mr. Trump is set to unveil an immigration plan devised in part by son-in-law and senior adviser Jared Kushner that incorporates several ideas that have been gaining currency in Republican circles.

Chief among them: a bill crafted by conservative Republicans that would establish a visa system prioritizing immigrants based on criteria such as education, English-language ability and high-paying job offers.

The proposal also would eliminate the diversity-visa lottery long derided by Mr. Trump as well as immigration routes for family members such as siblings. Moreover, it would limit the number of refugees offered permanent residency to 50,000 a year.

This is the reason for the suspension of interview waivers for visa renewals in Nigeria.

According to data provided by U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs, Nigeria alone accounted for 132,137 (or over 25 percent) of non-immigrant visas issued to Africans in 2018. Nigeria also came third, behind Brazil and Venezuela, for countries with a record of visa overstays in 2018.
http://www.financialnigeria.com/u-s-suspends-interview-waivers-for-visa-renewals-in-nigeria-news-1835.html

And it is a follow-up to this article in the Wall Street Journal:

President Trump and his top aides are weighing rules designed to clamp down on countries whose nationals overstay short-term visitor visas as part of a broader push for new ways to curb immigration.

The effort would target nationals of countries with high overstay rates of such visas, which include the African nations of Nigeria, Chad, Eritrea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, according to Department of Homeland Security data.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/white-house-weighs-broader-immigration-curbs-11555283781

This is the reason for the suspension of interview waivers for visa renewals in Nigeria.

According to data provided by U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs, Nigeria alone accounted for 132,137 (or over 25 percent) of non-immigrant visas issued to Africans in 2018. Nigeria also came third, behind Brazil and Venezuela, for countries with a record of visa overstays in 2018.
http://www.financialnigeria.com/u-s-suspends-interview-waivers-for-visa-renewals-in-nigeria-news-1835.html

And it is a follow-up to this article in the Wall Street Journal:

President Trump and his top aides are weighing rules designed to clamp down on countries whose nationals overstay short-term visitor visas as part of a broader push for new ways to curb immigration.

The effort would target nationals of countries with high overstay rates of such visas, which include the African nations of Nigeria, Chad, Eritrea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, according to Department of Homeland Security data.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/white-house-weighs-broader-immigration-curbs-11555283781

May 2019 Offer Rate

2-year: 11.745% per annum
3-year: 12.745% per annum

Ike Nwala Is A Black Comedian Who Has Become Japan’s Most Unlikely Star (HBO)

Born in New York and raised in Washington, Nigerian-Amerian Ike Nwala moved to Japan at the age of 20 for a job with Goldman Sachs, but instead became an overnight celebrity to everyone's amazement.

If you turn on the television in Japan, you're likely to see a black face from time to time. You'll mostly only see them on game shows, comedy shows and maybe even some commercials. It might not be commonplace to see them, but they are definitely out there.

Check out his interview with Vice about his experience being famous in Japan:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GuEQtn2nm9A

Cabinet row over plans to charge EU students more for tuition after Brexit as Verhofstadt says Brussels 'will never accept it'

Students from EU countries reportedly face having to pay considerably more to attend English universities, under proposals by Education Secretary Damian Hinds

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6972803/Cabinet-row-plans-charge-EU-students-tuition-Brexit.html#comments

Killeen 2015-present
Timothy L. Killeen was named as the 20th president of the University of Illinois in November 2014 after a national search. He assumed office on May 18, 2015, following the retirement of Robert Easter.

"The University of Illinois will continue to broaden opportunity; educate, enrich, and empower our students; discover, create, and disseminate the new knowledge needed for our common future; and drive economic development through innovation – all with a commitment to scholarship and excellence and in service to the public good,” he said at the time of his selection.

During his first week in office, Killeen and the three campus chancellors visited all three campuses of the U of I as well as the regional campuses in Peoria and Rockford. In addition to meeting with groups of students and faculty, they hosted town hall meetings at each location to gather input and hear concerns.

Before he took office, Killeen was charged by the Board of Trustees to develop a university-wide strategic plan.

There is a lot of false reporting in Nigerian newspapers and websites.

It is more appropriate to say that Professor Adesida is the first American of Nigerian/Yoruba descent to become a Provost (who reports to the President) at a leading/flagship public university in America. Professor Adesida was in charge of one campus - Urbana. The President, Timothy L. Killeen, administers the three campuses of the University of Illinois system (Urbana-Champaign campus, Chicago campus and Springfield campus).

About the Presidents - University of Illinois System

List of University of Illinois Presidents
Below is the list of the Presidents of University of Illinois System and their terms.
Today, the President administers 3 campuses.

Presidents of the University of Illinois Presidential Years
John Milton Gregory 1867–1880
Selim H. Peabody 1880–1891
Thomas J. Burrill 1891–1894
Andrew S. Draper 1894–1904
Edmund J. James 1904–1920
David Kinley 1920–1930
Harry W. Chase 1930–1933
Arthur H. Daniels 1933–1934
Arthur C. Willard 1934–1946
George D. Stoddard 1946–1953
Lloyd Morey 1953–1955
David D. Henry 1955–1971
John E. Corbally 1971–1979
Stanley O. Ikenberry 1979–1995
James J. Stukel 1995–2005
B. Joseph White 2005–2009
Stanley O. Ikenberry (Interim) 2010–2010
Michael Hogan 2010–2012
Robert Easter 2012–2015
Timothy Killeen 2015–Present

https://www.uillinois.edu/president/history/about_the_presidents/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_University_of_Illinois_Presidents

In the United States, a college or university is typically supervised by a President [/b]or Chancellor who reports regularly to a Board of Trustees (made up of individuals from outside the institution) and [b]who serves as Chief Executive Officer. Most large colleges and universities now use an administrative structure with a tier of vice presidents, among whom the Provost (or Vice President for Academic Affairs, or Academic Dean) serves as the chief academic officer.

Professor Adesida was the vice chancellor for academic affairs and provost at the University of Illinois, Urbana campus (2012 - 2015), which is the equivalent of a Deputy Vice-Chancellor (DVC) - Academic in the Nigerian university system. He was never the head of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

Nigeria has the fourth largest English-speaking population in the world, after the United States, India and Pakistan. There are more English speaking people in Nigeria than the United Kingdom and Canada.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_English-speaking_population

I wonder where Nigerian languages are concentrated in Toronto...

Toronto’s Language Quilt
http://www.joeydevilla.com/2007/12/31/torontos-language-quilt/

Step by step, the one world government is being put into place.

Meanwhile....

NHS ‘could be short of 350,000 staff by 2030’
The staffing crisis in the NHS is deepening so fast that the service could be short of 350,000 key personnel by 2030, health experts have warned.

The NHS in England is already short of over 100,000 staff, including 10,000 doctors and 40,000 nurses, official figures show. However, on current trends, analysts project that the gap between staff needed and the number available could reach almost 250,000 by 2020.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/nov/15/nhs-could-be-short-of-350000-staff-by-2030

"We know that we are children of God, and that the whole world is under the control of the evil one."
1 John 5:19 (New International Version)

The evil (or wicked) one is Satan. The children of God (Bible-believing Christians) are not under the control of Satan.

All the world leaders you see are actors playing out their roles for their master. It's all a show.

It reminds me of Shakespeare's play As You Like It - "All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages."

It you think that any of these world leaders are Christians, then you are yet to understand what is written in the Bible. That includes the so-called men and women who are wolves in sheep's clothing preaching doctrines of demons.

Number 7 on the list - Roy EJIAKUEKWU. American of Igbo ancestry/descent.

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Nigerian women warned not to come to Britain in government campaign
‘Modern slavery is one of the greatest human rights abuses of our time,’ says Penny Mordaunt
The Independent
Catherine Wylie,Peter Stubley
15 hours ago

The UK government is backing an advertising campaign urging Nigerian women and girls to find jobs at home instead of “risking a life of modern slavery” in Britain.

Posters are to be placed in schools, churches and marketplaces in an attempt to reduce human trafficking, sexual exploitation and forced labour.

The campaign focuses on “aspirational stories of women who have established successful careers in Nigeria”, according to the Department for International Development.

The Not for Sale campaign is supported by UK aid and involves the National Crime Agency and the UK’s Joint Border Task Force as well as Nigerian law enforcement.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/nigeria-uk-modern-slavery-women-human-trafficking-campaign-not-for-sale-a8869736.html


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOe2-j3QzKI

Nigerian women warned not to come to Britain in government campaign
‘Modern slavery is one of the greatest human rights abuses of our time,’ says Penny Mordaunt
The Independent
Catherine Wylie,Peter Stubley
15 hours ago

The UK government is backing an advertising campaign urging Nigerian women and girls to find jobs at home instead of “risking a life of modern slavery” in Britain.

Posters are to be placed in schools, churches and marketplaces in an attempt to reduce human trafficking, sexual exploitation and forced labour.

The campaign focuses on “aspirational stories of women who have established successful careers in Nigeria”, according to the Department for International Development.

The Not for Sale campaign is supported by UK aid and involves the National Crime Agency and the UK’s Joint Border Task Force as well as Nigerian law enforcement.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/nigeria-uk-modern-slavery-women-human-trafficking-campaign-not-for-sale-a8869736.html


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOe2-j3QzKI

White House Weighs Broader Immigration Curbs
New rules would clamp down on countries whose nationals overstay their visas
Wall Street Journal
By Louise Radnofsky and Rebecca Ballhaus
Updated April 14, 2019 7:32 p.m. ET

WASHINGTON—President Trump and his top aides are weighing rules designed to clamp down on countries whose nationals overstay short-term visitor visas as part of a broader push for new ways to curb immigration.

The effort would target nationals of countries with high overstay rates of such visas, which include the African nations of Nigeria, Chad, Eritrea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, according to Department of Homeland Security data. The U.S. as part of a new rule would tell the countries’ governments that if rates don’t reverse, then future visas could be shorter or harder to get, according to an administration official who described the move as putting those countries “on notice.” Ultimately, nationals from countries with high overstay rates could be barred entirely, though the official said no ban is now under consideration.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/white-house-weighs-broader-immigration-curbs-11555283781

NHS gender clinic performing ‘live experiment’ on children

https://www.christian.org.uk/news/nhs-gender-clinic-performing-live-experiment-on-children/

Pray for your young children who attend school in the UK.

LGBT lessons: Schools told they can choose what to teach
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47870610

It is up to primary schools in England to choose what they teach about same-sex relationships, the education secretary has said.

Damian Hinds has written to head teachers saying they are encouraged to teach children about LGBT issues if they "consider it age appropriate".

He said heads should consult parents but reassured them parents had no right to veto what was taught.

In England, relationships education will be compulsory for all primary pupils from September 2020. Sex education will also be compulsory for all secondary pupils from that date.

Amina is an insider so she knows what's she's talking about. She is Fulani (father) with a white British mother.