Black Sunday as actor, Amaechi Muonagor reportedly passes away

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BuildingProject:


You're mixing things up.
Visa is different from CoS.

Your sibling applied for skilled worker visa, they'll be issued a 90 days visa, regardless of the numbers of years on the CoS.
When they get to the UK, they'll now pickup their BRP that has the durations /years on the CoS.

And yes, you can get them a one way tkt,
If they're a frequent flyer. NIS are bunch of parasites that feeds on ignorance.

Thank you very much for your response.

Childofgrace18:


Oga you aren't in the USA, I put it to you. We should stop forming what we aren't on social media. All visa has 3months validity stamped in the "vignette" and someone who claimed to have had a visa before talk more of being in the USA will not be asking such questions. I rest my case.

I am not only in the USA. I am also a United States Citizen. I do not need a VISA to visit many countries. Your comment shows that you have never lived in a developed country for an extended period of time. I have lived about 70% of my adult life (about 20 years) in developed countries. There are many of my friends who live in Nigeria and only come to visit USA and other countries. Many of my friends that live in Nigeria are financially better than me. There are homeless and poor people in USA and UK. I am not financially poor in any way. With the exchange rate of US Dollar to Naira, I am a billionaire in Naira. You need less than US$1 Million Dollar to become a billionaire in Naira. There are many Nigerians outside the country who are billionaires in Naira. Some of these Nigerians see themselves as Middle Class in the countries they live. Some houses in Nigeria cost more than 1 billion Naira.

I see no reason to brag on social media. In my visit to the UK about 20 year ago, I was a given a student VISA of 12 months or, 15 months or 18 months for an M.Sc program. I cannot remember the exact duration. That was why I was surprised to see 3 months on my sibling VISA/COS. I have searched on the internet and I could see UK D Skilled VISA Migrant with duration of 3 months. I have visited different countries. I was never given a VISA less than 6 months even on a tourist or business visa. That was the reason I was surprised about the 3 months COS/VISA on my brother passport.

The links below show that people also struggle financially in the United States.
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/03/i-became-a-cab-driver-to-feed-my-family-in-us-actor-femi-brainard/
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2023/08/failed-movie-gigs-turned-me-to-cab-driver-in-u-s-nollywood-actor-joseph-benjamin/

The VISA shows D SKILLED WORKER MIGRANT. Is one-way ticket OK?

I saw SKILLED worker MIGRANT in the VISA he sent to me. The VISA seems genuine. He applied by himself at the UK embassy. He did not use any Agency because of fear of 419 or scam . Migrant means he has permanent stay. That is my understanding. I am currently in the USA. My understanding is that he needs to use the COS within 3 months.

Hello Good Nairalanders,

I am planning to buy a ticket for one of my siblings to start a healthcare job in the UK. I am currently not in Nigeria. A copy of the VISA he showed me showed a COS with duration of 3 months on the VISA.

Can I buy a one-way ticket for my sibling or should it be a return ticket? Thanks.

wowcatty:
Greed is what it's called when you want to exchange dollar for anything over $750 when it was just N500 recently and then turn around and complain that naira is weak. You just can't have it both ways.

This is president Tinubu's administration and he get to set the policy. This is needed to save the economy. The currency of Nigeria is naira and this has to be done to save it.

I couldn't read past the first line, I just know that it's repetition.

I think you have a very low IQ.

wowcatty,

wowcatty:
It's actually a great idea to save naira because Nigeria no longer has foreign reserves to back the naira. Neither do we have enough export.

At this point anything that can save naira is well worth it. We can't have naira free fall to N2,000/$1. The strength of naira is all that matters.

Wanting to destroy naira because you send money home is selfish, if you get N750 to $1 is more than enough and that should be where it should be from CBN to parallel market.

President Tinubu will do what is good for Nigeria, this is his administration and we are behind him.

How do I destroy Naira by sending Dollars to Nigeria? What is selfishness in making sure my beneficiaries receive the Dollars that I send to them? Why should the Government or whosoever be getting part of my money that i send home? Why should I be responsible for the ineptitude of the Nigerian Government? Have you ever asked yourself the honest question of the reason a country of more than 200 million people does not have a working and functioning refinery that can refine at least 100,000 barrels per day? I was in that same Nigeria when population was less than 100 million people, and there were functioning and major refineries located in Kaduna, Warri and Port Harcourt.

It is stupid and wicked to me that the Federal Government will take part of my remittances home. Many of these top government officials and their families have millions of dollars whether legally or illegally acquired.

You mentioned that Nigeria no longer has foreign reserves. I can assure you that ill gotten wealth taken out of Nigeria is more than the remittances Nigeria Diasporans send home. Think about Abacha's loots. Think also about other loots.

President Tinubu and CBN Governor, Please Leave Diasporans' Remittances Alone!!!!

I suspect President Tinubu in connivance with the CBN Governor may want to force Diasporans’ remittances to be received in Naira. This is a wicked idea.

Buhari administration mandated remittances to be received in Naira in the early stage of its first term,, but the administration later reversed the decision. Diasporans worked hard for their money that they send to their family members or friends in Nigeria. Diasporans are not responsible for the free fall of the Naira.

Rich Nigerians and their family members, whether through legal or illegal means are the people that take the hard-earned Dollars and other foreign currencies in Nigeria to buy multiple million dollars properties abroad. They are the ones that stash the funds in multiple foreign accounts.

If you blame Nigerians that they import too much stuff, why can’t the Federal government ensures 24 hour electricity supply, good roads, and good infrastructures. This will enable Nigeria to produce some of the stuff it imports.

President Tinubu, and CBN Governor, please leave Diasporans’ remittances alone!!!!!!!.

President Tinubu and CBN Governor, Please Leave Diasporans' Remittances Alone!!!!

I suspect President Tinubu in connivance with the CBN Governor may want to force Diasporans’ remittances to be received in Naira. This is a wicked idea.

Buhari administration mandated remittances to be received in Naira in the early stage of its first term, but the administration later reversed the decision. Diasporans worked hard for their money that they send to their family members or friends in Nigeria. Diasporans are not responsible for the free fall of the Naira.

Rich Nigerians and their family members, whether through legal or illegal means are the people that take the hard-earned Dollars and other foreign currencies in Nigeria to buy multiple million dollars properties abroad. They are the ones that stash the funds in multiple foreign accounts.

If you blame Nigerians that they import too much stuff, why can’t the Federal government ensures 24 hour electricity supply, good roads, and good infrastructures. This will enable Nigeria to produce some of the stuffs it imports.

President Tinubu, and CBN Governor, please leave Diasporans’ remittances alone!!!!!!!.

President Tinubu and CBN Governor, Please Leave Diasporans' Remittances Alone!!!!

I suspect President Tinubu in connivance with the CBN Governor may want to force Diasporans’ remittances to be received in Naira. This is a wicked idea.

Buhari administration mandated remittances to be received in Naira in the early stage of its first term, but the administration later reversed the decision. Diasporans worked hard for their money that they send to their family members or friends in Nigeria. Diasporans are not responsible for the free fall of the Naira.

Rich Nigerians and their family members, whether through legal or illegal means are the people that take the hard-earned Dollars and other foreign currencies in Nigeria to buy multiple million dollars properties abroad. They are the ones that stash the funds in multiple foreign accounts.

If you blame Nigerians that they import too much stuff, why can’t the Federal government ensures 24 hour electricity supply, good roads, and good infrastructures. This will enable Nigeria to produce some of the stuffs it imports.

President Tinubu, and CBN Governor, please leave Diasporans’ remittances alone!!!!!!!.

President Tinubu and CBN Governor, Please Leave Diasporans' Remittances Alone!!!!

I suspect President Tinubu in connivance with the CBN Governor may want to force Diasporans’ remittances to be received in Naira. This is a wicked idea.

Buhari administration mandated remittances to be received in Naira in the early stage of its first term, but the administration later reversed the decision. Diasporans worked hard for their money that they send to their family members or friends in Nigeria. Diasporans are not responsible for the free fall of the Naira.

Rich Nigerians and their family members, whether through legal or illegal means are the people that take the hard-earned Dollars and other foreign currencies in Nigeria to buy multiple million dollars properties abroad. They are the ones that stash the funds in multiple foreign accounts.

If you blame Nigerians that they import too much stuff, why can’t the Federal government ensures 24 hour electricity supply, good roads, and good infrastructures. This will enable Nigeria to produce some of the stuffs it imports.

President Tinubu, and CBN Governor, please leave Diasporans’ remittances alone!!!!!!!.

President Tinubu and CBN Governor, Please Leave Diasporans' Remittances Alone!!!!

I suspect President Tinubu in connivance with the CBN Governor may want to force Diasporans’ remittances to be received in Naira. This is a wicked idea.

Buhari administration mandated remittances to be received in Naira in the early stage of its first term, but the administration later reversed the decision. Diasporans worked hard for their money that they send to their family members or friends in Nigeria. Diasporans are not responsible for the free fall of the Naira.

Rich Nigerians and their family members, whether through legal or illegal means are the people that take the hard-earned Dollars and other foreign currencies in Nigeria to buy multiple million dollars properties abroad. They are the ones that stash the funds in multiple foreign accounts.

If you blame Nigerians that they import too much stuff, why can’t the Federal government ensures 24 hour electricity supply, good roads, and good infrastructures. This will enable Nigeria to produce some of the stuffs it imports.

President Tinubu, and CBN Governor, please leave Diasporans’ remittances alone!!!!!!!.

The particular quote some people like to mention about drumming for war by Yorubas in general and attributing the quote to IBB was about General Diya and General Adisa. The quote was not about the entire Yoruba tribe.

If I hear that Diya is planning a coup, I will go to sleep and if I hear Adisa is planning a coup I will go to slumber.

Watch the YouTube video from time 36:00 to 39:00.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUKqVL9zUYA&ab_channel=OputaPanel

The particular quote you guys are mentioning about Yoruba in general and attributing the quote to IBB was about General Diya and General Adisa. The quote was not about the entire Yoruba tribe.

Watch the YouTube video from time 36:00 to 39:00.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUKqVL9zUYA&ab_channel=OputaPanel

[quote author=Nonybb post=124076971]I will never touch my 15,000 USD in access bank. Never. Converting to naira is risky because I don't trust that currency[/quote

The 'never' you use in your statement is not good. You mean you will never touch the $15,000 until you go to the life beyond ? Everyone will go to the life beyond one day.

Supremos:
It may not sound logical to you, but that's what the constitution said. Who do we belief then?. You or the constitution? 😂

I assume the Supreme Court will interpret the Constitution and will make decision or make interpretation concerning the 25% FCT requirements. English is not my first language. I struggle in understanding some English Language meanings.

It is not logical to me that a candidate can win all the 36 states, but that failure to win 25% in FCT will prevent the candidate from becoming the President.

It is not logical that a candidate must have votes of at least 25% in FCT to win the Presidential election. If a candidate wins with a margin of 98% in 36 states but the same candidate polls 20% in FCT and some people insist there is 25% FCT provision that prevents the candidate from becoming President. Then, that reasoning is not logical at all.

I only based my predictions based on the early results coming on Saturday. My predictions do not mean I have a preference for any of the major presidential candidates.

Tinubu will win the election.

My projections of the total votes are

Tinubu 34%
Atiku 31%
Obi 27%
Kwankaso 8%

The results should be close to above.

Is Bianca Ojukwu a mixed race?

HOUSTON — Houston police say the person of interest they questioned this morning about the deaths of a father and his 2-year-old son has now been charged in the case.

Bolanle Fadairo, 38, is charged with murder and tampering with evidence in connection with the deaths of 38-year-old Michael Essien and his son Micah. He was taken into custody this morning at an apartment near the original crime scene.

Meanwhile, the victims' heartbroken family members are looking for answers.

"Tell Houston, tell the whole world that I want my nephew back. He's only 2 years old. He does not know how to hurt a fly," Jessie Okon, the toddler's aunt, told us Wednesday. "My brother has always been a peaceful man. I need my brother back."

Micah's cousin said he was a happy-go-lucky little boy.

“Micah is always cheerful, wants to be around someone – at church, always happy," Etimbuk Isaiah said.

Essien and his wife recently welcomed another baby and they also have an older son.

“She’s hanging on is all I can say. It’s a difficult thing to process right now and so tragic because nobody wakes up planning to die," Etimbuk Isaiah, a cousin, said. "And just taking it one day at a time, that’s all I can say."

Family members say Essien attended Hastings High School, attended college as an athlete, and worked at a security company. He was wearing his security guard uniform when he was killed.

https://www.khou.com/article/news/crime/murder-suspect-houston-man-toddler/285-ea5a5def-44bc-4292-8667-3324ef6b70f5

Is there any one else who find it funny that Indian officials like to take photographs with alleged criminals?

Audio bombing

Is that a cow in the second to the last vehicle?

Does anyone knows that thing on Ganduje's neck drooping downwards? What is it called? I am just curious.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UGR6roOiKE

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