Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 12:11pm On Mar 14 |
HustlaOfLagos: What if the person quits after 2 weeks? Back to benefit. Rinse and repeat |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 7:14am On Mar 14 |
Pat McFadden will announce on Monday that employers will receive a £3,000 taxpayer subsidy for hiring under-25s who have been on Universal Credit for more than six months 😂😂 |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 1:23pm On Mar 13 |
HustlaOfLagos: Quite ironic that someone who wants a Nobel peace prize for stopping wars has bombed a country unprovoked. He did say something along the lines that the gloves are off as he did not get it. He is calling for a ceasefire - imagine someone bombing you, killing your President, killing innocent kids & then being the one asking for a ceasefire
Even more interesting is that the so called good guys like UK, EU are not talking about the 175 people that were reportedly bombed by the US, mostly children. If it was China or Russia, we will never hear the last of it https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/iran-girls-school-missile-strike-trump-israel-preliminary-inquiry-b2936875.html
China bad, UK good
 White pipo will always defend their own. The earlier black man know his place the better for all of us. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 12:44am On Mar 13 |
HustlaOfLagos: On one hand, you claim you want talents and care workers are essential workers.. on the other hand, they are low skilled, do not contribute and you make pathways for those talented folks harder... sounds like incoherence and confusion to me
They should just implement everything and get it over with. It does not seem like they want to make any changes & everything is starting to look like they are whinning everybody
 Make Claude ai kuku take everyone job make immigrants go their papa house. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 6:50pm On Mar 10 |
HustlaOfLagos:

They want to relax and be taken care of One of my neighbours the whole family no dey work. And they rake in 5k monthly plus dem just give her 2025 car. The thing jus de vex me but what do I know. Na their country and they will always make the rules cos they have the numbers. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:03am On Mar 10 |
HustlaOfLagos:

The article makes it seem as almost everyone will go on benefits after ILR. Propaganda just dey swallow propaganda for this country.
The changes are geared specifically towards care workers but they decided to drag everyone else into that net so as not to seem bias which is why most of the caveats are slightly attainable by folks in other sectors
Intelligent play, I must say but lessons will be learnt.
They continuously spit the below rhetoric but the same people who could not do those jobs in 2022, what has changed that will make them want to do it in 2026? Unemployment figures stood at 13% in 2021 and 16% in 2025 but I remember those who came in 2021 saying agencies used to beg them to work at x3 pay and even book Uber for them & still British people did not do those jobs
“Care work is vital and we must incentivise the millions of inactive British workers on welfare back into work. We must stop importing overseas labour when we already have so much available here in the UK,” said Reform’s Richard Tice. Incentivise people wey just wan wake up, smoke, go to pub, watch tele, sleep and wake up the next day full of entitlement just because they lack melanin. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 4:03am On Feb 24 |
HustlaOfLagos: When did this one start again 
Due to the ongoing merger of NHS England and Department of Health and Social Care, we are currently unable to provide certificates of sponsorship for individuals joining the organisation. No be life immigrant come  |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 12:52am On Feb 13 |
HustlaOfLagos: Nigeria will not be better in your lifetime, we are too ignorant, short sighted, selfish and foolish to see the big picture.
The earlier you come to terms with that, the better for you  Maybe Lord Lugard was right after all  |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 4:42pm On Feb 12*. Modified: 5:41pm On Feb 12 |
HustlaOfLagos: Thank you, this follows what's on the tech nation's website. Will take sometime to collate meaningful stuff for the app and it seems to favour DevOps / Product Design | UI.UX / Software Engineering guys a whole lot. I take applicant is either in DevOps / Scrum / related given the ADO boards mention
The MC is the hard one to tackle if one is not in a product-led company but can be done
No be life immigrant come sha, las las . Permutation here and there everyday with lots of mental stress subject to the whims of the party in power Na why I de cry everyday make Nigeria better even if na even 60% better. Where do we draw the line of jumping from one western country to another. There are no sign of things getting better in Nigeria. It’s getting worse by the day. we are stuck between a rock and hard place. The matter tire me. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 9:46am On Feb 10 |
Goke7: You were never interested in a better Nigeria in the first place 😂 you just dey whine us here all this while. Thanks for the clarity finally Hope still de if obi win 🥇 |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 6:45pm On Feb 09 |
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Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 10:31am On Feb 09 |
Zahra29: Unfortunately it's extremely difficult to regularise when one falls out of status. Even if she had a genuine marriage, Home Office would tell her to go back to her home country to make a spouse application unless it is virtually impossible to do so e.g. her home country is Gaza. They've also recently tightened the rules so that if she went back to apply, she would be subject to a re-entry ban for 1 year or more.
The only visa statuses she could change to in- country is the parent of a British or settled child, or under private life after she's lived in the UK continuously for 20 years. Both visas would put her on a 10 year route to settlement (with visa renewals every 2.5 years).
The government is now looking to add a penalty to increase this settlement route to up to 30 years (part of the earned settlement consultation) - which means that it could take her 50 years to settle from when she arrived in the UK. Hopefully these proposals are abandoned as it's crazily insane.
Wherever possible, overstaying should never be an option. It's not easy. E no go better for the likes of tinubu Akpabio oshiomole et al. If naija good wetin person de find come this wet lonely country. Zahra what are the conditions for switching from one marriage to another within the Uk. Asking for a friend in dare need whose oyinbo wife said she wants out. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 10:36am On Feb 05 |
WanderingChild: I wish I can recommend books, unfortunately I am very limited here. I am more into research papers and patents. However, one book I can recommend is Technofeudalism: what killed capitalism by Yanis Varoufakis.
I hope you enjoy it. research papers/ patents are much appreciated. Looking forward to it. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:47pm On Jan 21 |
WanderingChild: Some Crazy Observations
Introduction We had an interesting discussion today with our patent attorney who stylishly revealed to us the long-term goal of patents.
A few years ago, I read the book titled Capitalism Without Capital: the rise of the intangible economy by Stian Westlake and Jonathan Haskel and the summary was humbling – wealth is no longer tangible but intangible. Basically, the way to generate wealth in today’s world and in the future is by IP and owning a business.
Via IP you can build a defensible and an attack mechanism over a product, process or name which enables you to extract rent from anyone who wants to leverage the IP. What was shocking from our discussion was that Howard Lutnick, the current US Commerce Secretary holds over 400 patents. Yes, you heard me. The guy working on those tariffs and responsible for trade within and without the US holds a staggering number of patents. Holding this amount of patent is not the end, there is an end game and that is IP-Feudalism. Having this number of patents means Lutnick can rent the patent collection to a hedge fund or PE or some other boutique businesses focused on IP infringements. These businesses then go on the offensive looking for anyone who has infringed and sue them to bankruptcy. This is the future that is being built. Lutnick does not want to compete with Google and Apple and Nvidia and Amazon who are playing the game of Techno-Feudalism (credit to Yanis Varoufakis), rather, he wants to play the game of IP-Feudalism. What is even humbling is that you do not need to build or design the product for which the patent is being filed for (I know this for utility patents, not sure of others).
What is the implication? Most US patents (utility and plant based) give you exclusivity for 20 years (e.g. 2020 – 2040) and 15 years for design patents. This means that no one can wake up and just implement some design or concept that infringes on a patent within its validity period and think they can sell into the US markets – you will be sued to bankruptcy.
Via owning a business, the game being played is the game of valuation. When you approach investors to raise $X, investors depending on the round get greedy and want to put your pre-raise valuation at say $2X - $5X. This implies that for a $10M raise, the business has a post raise valuation of $30M - $60M. When will this business become a unicorn? However, imagine raising $100M at $1B pre-raise (or $10M at $100M - $150M pre-raise), that automatically puts that business at the unicorn status opening crazy opportunities for it. Revenue will come but valuation now matters more at the beginning. That unicorn status gives you access to any tech major for partnerships. It gives you crazy access to cheap credit and makes it easier for you to scale and become a monopoly. There is no doubt that the next subsequent raises will be $0.5B - $1B at $10B, $1B - $5B at $150B and $5B - $10B at $1T and then IPO where access to funds becomes “unlimited”. As crazy as this sounds that is the game being played by all the majors. OpenAI is over $0.5T, SpaceX is estimated at $0.8T, etc. The investments put in by VCs early on are now worth crazy sums because the valuation is at a crazy level. This is why Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, etc with their appalling book value and revenue are worth trillions. The game is valuation.
The implication? Unfortunately, raising crazy amounts today is only possible in the US and is a network thing. The easiest network is via an MBA at one of the “legacy or elite” universities - M7, T10 or T15. These are schools where family office operators are coming to get the stamp of the school and go on to inherit family businesses. These are the places where networks can be built with crazy RoI. These are the places that give you direct access to Silicon Valley or New York finance players.
Underlying factors The current administration despite their crazy display is very friendly towards software-based patents because both the commerce secretary and the US PTO administrator (undersecretary for commerce) both worked together professionally, are friends and are building a crazy portfolio of patents. In fact, the Inter Parties Review (IPR) that big companies regularly used to kill patents at the US PTO has essentially been killed by the new administrator. Previously, big companies like Microsoft and hedge funds could spend $250K litigating against your patent to the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) where such litigation is meant to just kill the patent progress. The current US PTO administrator, John Squires has now killed that. In fact, he adjudicates on appeals and by the wordings of the law, his opinion on whether to take a case forward or not cannot be litigated against. He has rejected all the last six of such filings.
Another worrying factor is China. They have the largest trove of AI and software patents in the world and the gap between China and the US in patent ownership is widening at an alarming rate. To limit this, US PTO is being primed to be more favourably disposed to software-based patents. Recent appeal rulings against 101 rejections from examiners have evidenced this.
Summary It is an interesting time, but it is crucial to understand how the game is being played right before our very eyes. We cannot idly watch another wealth bifurcation happen again (Covid was one, the 2008 financial crisis recovery was another, etc.) simply because we claim to be over worked or poor or unable to access what needs to be done. We must also note that the wealth bifurcation happening now is at orders of magnitude that excessively increase wealth for the already rich and will make it very difficult for the poor to even survive. This is because valuations generate crazy wealth which allows these wealthy folks to put huge pressure on the cost of living making it almost impossible for previously ok people to survive leading to gentrification. We must have a game plan to escape. I always look forward to your post and books recommendation. I enjoy the capitalism without capital one. Kindly recommend more books if you can 🙏🏿 |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:34pm On Jan 21 |
HustlaOfLagos: I think a lot of EUs problem has to do with welfare spending and encouraging people to not be productive enough. A 2nd problem is over taxation which removes the incentive for people who aspire to do more to be productive. Third issue is what I will call EU risk transference syndrome where they transfer all their problems and risk to the US to solve which tethers them to the US and makes them go along with whatever bad decision the US makes so as to enjoy the benefits of the transference syndrome. The risk transference approach is a pretty bad one and is made pretty obvious under DJT.
UK having left the EU also does not help things .. Also, why mention Russia? I thought they were lumped together with China? No allow benefit boys see this post o |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:15pm On Jan 21 |
RodgersAkpafu: But the Chinese will be VERY STUPID to run such an operation on UK soil though, because the scandal WHEN discovered will be something But again, like I said, let's be watching and see how it plays out The level of espionage China will carry out will be shocking and out of this world to them. Nothing will happen after the scandal uk is an ant compare to modern day elephant china. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 8:58pm On Dec 08, 2025 |
Santa2: Apologies if this turns out to be a long post. This Nairaland is like a market place. You come and buy (and sometimes sell) the goods you want and use it to cook a delicious meal or dump it in the trash. I have always know always believed that two truths can exist. There will always supposed 'high fliers' and there would always be those that stick with the norm. I personally believe that both are necessary for a healthy community. One just has to choose where one falls under and in that process not look down on the next man because you think he is not striving to be better himself. Its ok if the next man to stay 15 years for ILR if that gives him peace, While it might might not be ok for me, I need to respect the next man's choice because we are not fighting the same battles. What prompted this post the issue where someone said @jedisco was boasting about his achievement. I actually think the opposite is the case. I don't think we showcase enough the path of a successful immigrant so other can get inspiration. I have learnt a lot from Nairaland and still keep learning, Over 14 years ago, nairaland was were I ran to when I wanted have our kid in the US and thankfully it provided me the information I needed and the community. When it was time to build our house back then in Nigeria, the housing/building thread was a valuable resource. In 2020 when I decided it was time for my masters study in the UK, Nairaland was the best resource.
I came in as student, Nairaland thread was were I went to for settling down tips, housing, banks accounts, building credit profile etc. I came in at the height of covid when we had to quarantine when we arrive. I got all I tips I needed. While I was a student I did part time care work, I was able to save almost £4000 living frugally, My spouse and kids joined me several month later and she got a very good job here (as she had extensive experience). while the company said they wouldn't sponsor, six month down the line as our visa was expiring they did sponsor her. I got a job after study with a subsidiary of the NHS that offered full remote work and didn't pay as much as I would have liked. I initially gave myself six month to stay in that job but I slowly settled into that job and started to see my self as not being able to earn more than that. I applied to other jobs but didn't get much traction. Through that period my wife and I applied for a mortgage got approved and bought a new build 4 bedroom terrace house and was thanks to guidance from the nairaland mortgage thread (thanks to rent money is dead money conversation that some fought against). When the mortgage payment hit I slowly realised that I would need to double my hustle. Enter in Nairaland again, I had already identified an area I wanted to pivot into but wasn't doing as much action as I would have liked. Then I stumbled on a comment from @copershun ( I hope I got her handle right) on recruiters reaching out to her for roles 70k to 80k, I contacted her and found out that it was the same Data Management/Quality I was play around with that she was referring to. I got serious and did the work, and a few month later started a managerial role in this area. Almost a year into the role I have already identified the next niche I want to play in . Someone might say I am here bragging or what's not but I just hope it inspires some to take step and action and build the type of life you want for yourself. I still am on a journey of self discovery, @chukwuma's post on entrepreneurship has also sparked another fire that I am looking to explore in the next year. Once I again I state that Nairaland is a marketplace, You come here and choose the ingredients you want, and the type of soup you want to use it to cook. Selah Well said. Kindly drop step by step approach on how you secure these roles. What are your recommended courses and blueprints for newbies like me to follow. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 1:02am On Dec 08, 2025 |
Young people will be stripped of their right to claim benefits if they refuse a taxpayer-funded job after 18 months without a job, the work and pensions secretary says.
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Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:31am On Dec 07, 2025 |
HustlaOfLagos: Highly unlikely that those who have seen how others have been shenked with the 15 yr route will be willing to come long term. Ultimately, its a bad policy for the long term but its their country, they can do and undo as they like
 The matter tie wrapper.
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Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 7:49pm On Dec 05, 2025 |
Zahra29: Genuine question, (and I come in peace )...
Why has similar support not been given to Wandering child/Chukwuka? He has written several posts trying to encourage fellow immigrants to aim higher and has shared his own successes/experiences to highlight what's possible especially if people work together as a community. He comes across as highly intelligent, but also humble. In response he's been criticised, laughed at ( "Aspire to Maguire" or something like that) and recently been accused of being "far removed from reality" and I don't recall anyone standing up for him (not that he needs it, I'm sure). Goke has made his alliance known long time ago. Even if Jedi is not here Goke will assume the role of his PA. Hence why I just read his post and move on. I’m sure he is in his DM asking for favours on how to relocate to CA which is not a bad thing. But that made him irrational and bias. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 4:39pm On Dec 05, 2025 |
Jamesclooney: Baba shift enter Canada thread abeg.
You’re not the guy you think you are. Other people on this thread, don achieve pass you, but na you proud pass (on top faceless forum oo 😂). You don’t have monopoly on “wisdom” or whatever you think you have upstairs. Every small thing, “mental rigmarole”…”I can’t imagine seeing life through your lenses”. Free advice: Stop pontificating! You too, I hope this is not the brain you want to use in Canada? If not those Indians would mess you up. He is quick to shut people down I remember when he called me rat and all. Then noBody said a word, everybody just throw away face but if na lavida na then man like wilberforce go suddenly come out of retirement to ask for admin to remove me. Na our people we dey accommodate him. No one here has the balls to say it as it is. Just like someone said here some moons ago that he is a politician he knows how to bamboozle our people. Come online post about couple of houses and cars and brag about the imaginary millions in acccount and watch how naija people become loyal to you and they see no wrong in what you do. You become their mini god. Him no go try am for CA forum , those ones no get joy. Them go position am for his corner. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 9:34pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
jedisco: I'd end this and let you run along. You've had enough of my mental bandwidth for today. Whenever you start building your ancestral land, let me know. jog on |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 7:03pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
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 If Get off high horse is an abuse and touch grass then I don’t know what to say to you. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 5:48pm On Dec 03, 2025 |
jedisco: Is this supposed to be a threat? The stuff you spew.
Let me ask - exposed on what? Exposed that when the UK badly needed skilled labour I offered my services? Exposed that I gave over half a decade of my life in service of the British populace? Exposed that I was a significant net contributor by a very wide margin throughout my stay? Exposed that I decided to invest in Britain rather that take that to competing nations? Exposed that I continued the Lords work elsewhere? Exposed on what exactly?
Whether it's by nature or nurture, the more you type, the more it becomes obvious that we do not think alike. I can only thank God for wiring my brain differently from yours. Can't imagine what it feels like to see the world through your lens.
I'm sure if I came here calling myself 'third worlder', chorusing how something is wrong with the black man or narrating how I lower my gaze when being spoken to, you'd have called me a visionary. Let’s get this straight being a net contributor doesn’t put you above anyone ok, everyone contributes to the pot in different ways. So get off the high horse and touch some grass. Not everyone measures their life in houses bought or cars offered, and not everyone feels the need to parade their gains publicly like you constantly attempt to force it down our throats. You talk like people should be wowed about your gain. Talk about I bought a house. Oh I was offered 300k car as I arrived. Guess what most don’t care. If that Dr Pepple guy was not dragged , he might probably be on x bragging about buying a house two weeks after landing in the CA . That ‘I’m better than the next neighbour mindset is exactly why some people look down on care workers, call others riff raff, or shame their career. Owing to them arriving when things were easier or had better information beforehand. Keep the petite bourgeois performance to your family and your inner circle. And no carry am enter CA. I trust those ones dem go drag you. Your target audience isn’t here. I will continue to say if you like bag phd, surgeon the western world will continuously see you from a reflection of your home country/ skin. Until we develop our ancestral home only then we can be free. ILR oo citizenship oo, West Indian ooo push comes to shove they will summarise us all in one shopping cart. And you need to get that global citizen ideology out your head there is nothing like that and we all know where we came from. If you still don’t understand what I mean by you will be exposed then google “petite bourgeoisie” it perfectly describes you. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 12:08pm On Dec 01, 2025 |
jedisco: Hehe. Almost did not respond to you.... but na weekend and sipping my whiskey, make I indulge.
I see I am still living rent-free in your head. Don't worry, I'd soon do some renovation. BTW, do you now call it Canada and not utopia? Hehe
I don't even know what group you're referring to. The world is much bigger than your tiny cocoon on social media. I remember you were one of those who warned folks not to buy a place in the UK. How's that advise going for you?
Like I've told you multiple times, I have no issue with you looking down on or calling yourself names. Where I draw the line is when you expect me to see the world as you do. Look outside your circle, not everyone talks themselves down. I share my experience so we can see there is an alternate reality as it's easy to think what you see is all there is to life. Afterall, it's been a while since folks here blamed migrants for not being able to see a doctor or for the housing crises. I can only hope you have stop idolising those who denigrate you. If advocating for a better Nigeria makes one have inferior complex then im happy with it. You are what we call petit bourgeoisie and sooner or later you will be exposed 🤡 |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:38pm On Nov 27, 2025 |
Goke7: Any doctor you see wey dem drag na jedisco, dude has really got something on you bro! You better chill, the doctor pepple could also be a doctor friend of mine who just moved to Canada and called me a few days ago. You don start again ba ? |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:37pm On Nov 27, 2025 |
RodgersAkpafu: I suspected same But maybe not
Jedisco has moved and he is not the only one Quite a number has moved who are doctors
these ones are not riff raffs we know the riff raffs we are referring to
Its just that Nigerians dont know Doc the way we do Na why dem no wan take chances It does sound and type like him tho. Make him come clarify himself o. I trust am him go respond. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:35pm On Nov 27, 2025 |
RodgersAkpafu: I suspected same But maybe not
Jedisco has moved and he is not the only one Quite a number has moved who are doctors
these ones are not riff raffs we know the riff raffs we are referring to
Its just that Nigerians dont know Doc the way we do Na why dem no wan take chances Be like Lexusgs430’s sef don move cos baba no dey talk here again. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:22pm On Nov 27, 2025 |
RodgersAkpafu: I am still left leaning though
So i dont think its bout sorting your papers
Having said that
I have been reading the rancor between Nigerians in UK and Nigerians in Canada on twitter over the past week, and I am very ashamed of our ppl
Because whether we like it or not, from a dispassionate position, Nigerians in Camada ARE RIGHT to be apprehensive of the potential riff raffs coming from the UK
I meanz Dr. Pepple was stray bullet, as I believe he didnt deserve that, but he was just a victim of a bad reputation that NIUK have notoriously earned
People who claim to have advanced education couldn't even read to comprehend, but all of them talking rada rada revealing their inner insecurities
Shame catch me mehn for our ppl Could Dr pepple be thesame Dr on here that recently moved to Canada 🇨🇦 🤔 just thinking out loud and between I’m happy he was dragged. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 3:10pm On Oct 23, 2025 |
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Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 6:10pm On Oct 22, 2025 |
Gurus in the house and those with bia bia aka Goatee. How Una dey treat and maintain am? Which beard cream or oil will keep it dark and shiny. My beard don grey finish. |
Travel › Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 2:12pm On Oct 16, 2025 |
Soraco57: Hello, please where can I get affordable automatic car , preferably Toyota or Volkswagen, I stay in Enfield London, thanks Autotrader |