Uzomarrr123:

I was just being sarcastic there

Of course I don’t import fake drugs

It a long time family business

We have reputation to protect

Messyodi:
Good afternoon fam,

Please i need your help, i am in need of a nanny around my area in Bedfordshire. I dont mind a live in help either. If anyone has any links, please help a sister. Thank you

Uzomarrr123:

How you guys plan to live the rest of your lives overseas is just amazing

It all about the mentality

Go ahead

I rest my case

Davido must be a fool for opting to buy a house on banana island

jtech17:

Let give the honour to Aunty Aphrodite... shes a tech emancipator

Uzomarrr123:

Thank you for speaking the truth

The thing most of them usually forget the goal …E Dey always worry me when I see these people saying “life in UK or US is hard bla bla bla”

Anyone who don stay overseas for a good number of years ,and can’t land his family or himself a property in Nigeria is a pure waste
And should come back home and allow another set go abeg !!!

For Christ sake , have had stack illiterate uncles who one or the other found dia way overseas ,some even overstayed dia visas ,refused to come back hustled so hard to give dia family something back home

My closest uncle overseas Issa plumber ,when he came home visiting last December in IMO state, na police escort Dey follow am up n down

Fine ,you can’t be overly rich overseas …but that money you make there will do alot back home (if you are wise)

My father used to say “you can’t live abroad forever, you will likely still come back home one day ,best you can do is just work hard while dia economy is still good” coz you never can tell UK or US might just turn to venuezuela with bad economy one day.

Dollars and pounds ain’t joke …These are real hard currencies that can do wonders back home !

Use your head !!!

Lexusgs430:



Why did she not attend Imo state university or university of Lagos.......

amanze54:
Honestly feel that guy "Uzor' might be some how right, I look around here and I see the strange eyes the whites look at the blacks, an economic migrantt, infact I was looking at one elderly black man in the bus, he looks so defeated and out of place, it is very clear at old age, the reality start downing on you that you don't belong here, the expression of the people around will display it. It will be clear the segregation, but at this age u can summont it, but when u get old, it becomes a strange feeling, cos you appear in the mist of white. at different bus station, the black kids move only with the black. You will eventually feel odd at old age. Now while here, I realized why older Nigerian will prefer to return home. It is even evident in some care home I have been, I hardly see any black old man, I keep wondering where they keep them

justwise:


What course are you coming to study?

hustla:



Why are you going back and forth with the obvious?

dubaiprince:


Infact both parties are somehow right. Our reasons for coming to the UK are different. Some are here planning never to return to Nigeria while some have plans to return. So buying or building a house in Nigeria is not out of place for someone planning to return. You have easier access to good healthcare, education for kids, saner environment here obviously but discrimination based on race is something I feel will take centuries to go away.

amanze54:
Honestly feel that guy "Uzor' might be some how right, I look around here and I see the strange eyes the whites look at the blacks, an economic migrantt, infact I was looking at one elderly black man in the bus, he looks so defeated and out of place, it is very clear at old age, the reality start downing on you that you don't belong here, the expression of the people around will display it. It will be clear the segregation, but at this age u can summont it, but when u get old, it becomes a strange feeling, cos you appear in the mist of white. at different bus station, the black kids move only with the black. You will eventually feel odd at old age. Now while here, I realized why older Nigerian will prefer to return home. It is even evident in some care home I have been, I hardly see any black old man, I keep wondering where they keep them

sammydoe:
Anyone looking for a single room close to central at me abeg. Students or working person all welcome

DisGuy:


Who are they? Where the white man keep the black old men?

Have you thought maybe they could be at home with their families just like many other old white people?

amanze54:
Honestly feel that guy "Uzor' might be some how right, I look around here and I see the strange eyes the whites look at the blacks, an economic migrantt, infact I was looking at one elderly black man in the bus, he looks so defeated and out of place, it is very clear at old age, the reality start downing on you that you don't belong here, the expression of the people around will display it. It will be clear the segregation, but at this age u can summont it, but when u get old, it becomes a strange feeling, cos you appear in the mist of white. at different bus station, the black kids move only with the black. You will eventually feel odd at old age. Now while here, I realized why older Nigerian will prefer to return home. It is even evident in some care home I have been, I hardly see any black old man, I keep wondering where they keep them

Aphrodite007:


One day when I have time, I’ll detail some of the occupations and post here. That should help and guide people.

amanze54:
Honestly feel that guy "Uzor' might be some how right, I look around here and I see the strange eyes the whites look at the blacks, an economic migrantt, infact I was looking at one elderly black man in the bus, he looks so defeated and out of place, it is very clear at old age, the reality start downing on you that you don't belong here, the expression of the people around will display it. It will be clear the segregation, but at this age u can summont it, but when u get old, it becomes a strange feeling, cos you appear in the mist of white. at different bus station, the black kids move only with the black. You will eventually feel odd at old age. Now while here, I realized why older Nigerian will prefer to return home. It is even evident in some care home I have been, I hardly see any black old man, I keep wondering where they keep them

IamE:
Dear @Katherine98
@Aphrodite007
@jtech17
@mdeeokoye
@fatima04
And all tech enthusiast willing to start or further their career in UK..
Aside Nursing, Tech seem to be the next big thing and most of us who have a little knowledge about it do not know how to fix ourself into thé system..

Please if you are viewing this and you already in the UK tech space, your contribution is needed too.

Can someone please create a thread for this purpose. my account is quite new and may not be able to create a thread.
Thanks @justwise

Uzomarrr123:

Drop this dead mentality

Infact , that is why …I love some of our Igbo brothers

Anybody wey get sense suppose know say “Home na Home”

Davido wey get dual citizenship

Why him Dey buy property for naija ?

Messyodi:
Good afternoon fam,

Please i need your help, i am in need of a nanny around my area in Bedfordshire. I dont mind a live in help either. If anyone has any links, please help a sister. Thank you

DisGuy:

south east london oga
Central L.A, Central Glasgow, Central London?

AirBay:
I miss The tsunami once again...

I am trying seriously not to vex. Na today I hear Say "Pink" British Doctors dy Nigeria and yet our leaders like MB still dy run come UK for treatment

@Lexusgs430 as an Elite member of this great forum, would you kindly explain the Origin of this "White and Black" Skin ...Never seen anyone with a White Skin Sha, na Pink, Brown and Dark Brown I dy see.

White : Snow, A4 Paper

Black : Charcoal

LagosismyHome:


I believe that Tech pays higher than the average earnings so when you are climbing you be able to afford a comfortable life

However however.... I feel Tech is not easy to enter because it very heavily "relevant work experience driven ". So I am cautious about advising people into tech if they don't have relevant work experience

But.... if you want to start from the bottom / lowest level in tech and then climb up...ok as it then becomes easier if you want to go down this route and don't have experience

Ticha:


This makes no sense to me. I haven't been to 9ja in 10 years (exactly 10 years today), my children have never been and most likely won't go for another 2 years at least or more if we all converge in the UK next year. Home is where me and my family are at right now. Why on earth do I need a property in Nigeria? So those of us with properties abroad and not in 9ja no get sense? Interesting.

jtech17:

Thing is at least its a promising career and I feel life is all about what you are willing to sacrifice for what you want... its better to sacrifice and start from the lowest level than to remain in a menial job for a very long time, if the graduate jobs don't come... as at when due... besides in the UK tech has this visa route(global talent visa) which is for a period of 3 years and this is attainable if you meet the criteria when you can't find a sponsored job.....
So if you use your PSW years and the GTV years, you're already on your way to ILR..... and I think with GTV alone you qualify for ILR... if I'm not mistaken

Uzomarrr123:

Show me what asset you own in that UK
After staying 10yrs there

Sister just rest in Jesus name !

Those that are wise and smart understand my point !!!

As for me and my family
We are covered anywhere , be it home or abroad.