Quick one pls:

Please I want to know If I can use a recent account I opened on monday 21/10/2019 for my 28 days maintenance fees lodge. I am applying also with my dependents. Can we put all the maintenance fees in this same account?

Bleuocean:
please who knows university that gives Bachelor students admission?

what?

Still on sales

Desboygok:
Hello house,
Which is the fastest and cheapest rate that can be used for tuition fee deposit payment.
A quick response will be appreciated.

One love!

i need info on this too....

Runs smoothly...

yomifoster:
I like this car. I live in Ife too. I hope to come see u on Saturday for inspection.

pay and drive off sir

Open for Negotiation.....

Please how much is the piority Visa fee and can I use it while my dependents use standard ?

Still available

Contact for a good deal

Still available

EMMAACHILE:

The same Johnson may be ousted next week.

post study is back for good

kessb:
can it go for 1.2m? serious buyer. if ok chat me up 07031694184,

very good offer...but it's more than that sir. Step up a bit

Anchor84:
Good Car,Happy Sales Sir...

thanks boss

There is absolutely nothing to fix

flexicon:
Please let us always appreciate good people and good traits when we see them, Anchor84 helped me to buy a Toyota Matrix for my mum about the same time and right now the car is with my mum in good shape, here are the pictures, I still owe him as we speak, I am happy I met you bros.

i don’t regret dealing with him. I am buying another car through him in few weeks

It's negotiable

Slightly negotiable

Very sharp engine and transmission

Very sharp

Absolutely no fault

Good morning

Open for reasonable negotiation....

Extremely clean

I bought this directly from US (clean title) few months back (April 2019) and I want to resell to solve a personal issue.

Location: Ogba, Lagos
ASKING PRICE: 1.350M (slightly negotiable)
Condition: Everything works perfectly
Contact TJ: 08034132428, 08158125595

kareemkamil:
My brothers let's check up our brain, after you might have graduated, they want you talented brain to develop there land. So our youth should stay away from our father land.

and what has our father who owns the land have to offer we youths? Wake up bro and stop claiming a sour land.

International students will be allowed to stay in the UK for two years after graduation to find a job, under new proposals announced by the Home Office.

The move reverses a decision made in 2012 by then-Home Secretary Theresa May that forced overseas students to leave four months after finishing a degree.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the change would see students "unlock their potential" and begin careers in the UK.

But campaign group Migration Watch called it a "retrograde" step.

Overseas student visa service 'needs fixing'
Australia beats UK for overseas students
University 'still good value for future earnings'
The change will apply to international students in the UK - there were around 450,000 last year - who start courses at undergraduate level or above from next year onwards.

They must be studying at an institution with a track record in upholding immigration checks.

Under the proposals, there is no restriction on the kinds of jobs students would have to seek and no cap on numbers.

"If one needed evidence of a new approach to immigration within government, today's announcement allowing all foreign students to stay for two years after graduation is just that," the BBC's home editor Mark Easton said.

"Where Theresa May introduced what she called a hostile environment around migration rules, with an ambition to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands, Boris Johnson has promised to scrap that target and encourage the "brightest and best" to come and live and work in 'global Britain'."

Chancellor Sajid Javid tweeted that the move was "about time", adding that the government "should have reversed this silly policy years ago".

Former universities minister Jo Johnson - who quit his brother's government last week - tweeted that it was "success at last" after being involved in the cross-party campaign.

Alistair Jarvis, chief executive of Universities UK, welcomed the decision, saying it would benefit the UK economy and reinstate the UK as a "first choice study destination".

"Evidence shows that international students bring significant positive social outcomes to the UK as well as £26bn in economic contributions, but for too long the lack of post-study work opportunities in the UK has put us at a competitive disadvantage in attracting those students," he said.

But Alp Mehmet, chairman of Migration Watch UK, said the decision was an "unwise" step that would "likely lead to foreign graduates staying on to stack shelves".

"Our universities are attracting a record number of overseas students so there is no need to devalue a study visa by turning it into a backdoor route for working here," he added.

Reality Check: Has the 'hostile environment' worked?
Shadow home secretary Diane Abbott said Labour has always said graduates should be able to work here after their studies.

"It enables them to contribute to our economy, our universities and to research, and helps us to attract the brightest and best from around the world.

"It is a great pity that ministers have previously supported measures that did the opposite."

'International collaboration'
The government's announcement coincides with the launch of a £200m genetics project at the UK Biobank, a charity and health resource that contains information and samples from 500,000 people.

The UK Biobank collected DNA samples and health questionnaire information from 500,000 British volunteers over several years and is now open to researchers from anywhere in the world who want to use those resources to develop new treatments for diseases.

The prime minister said projects of this kind wouldn't be possible "without being open to the brightest and the best from across the globe to study and work" in the UK.

Mr Johnson said: "That's why we're unveiling a new route for international students to unlock their potential and start their careers in the UK."

Britain had a "proud history" of being at the centre of international collaboration, he said, adding that it was "bringing together experts from around the globe to work in the UK on the world's largest genetics research project".


https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-49655719

Zoey1:

Are they paying?
My school's Nigerian Rep did that and I told her NO.
It was 3months to resumption and even if it was resumption week, do it only if you want to and can afford it.
Use your priority and be hopeful that it will come out within specified time plus you can still get 1-2 weeks extension.

sorry to bother you bro, are you going to Edinburgh Napier Uni in January. My school's Nigerian rep told me the same. Are we dealing with same person?

Pls anyone with experience should help me on this matter. My school agent ask me to use super piority when applying and my dependents should use standard. But I prefer to use piority because it's more cheap. Can I go ahead?