kode12:


Isn't that what they call coasting?? You want to make some people perennial DVLA customers

Lexusgs430:



Let's not fight....... The only part that is a positive, is the aspect of coordination........

If using a manual vehicle for your test, when driving down a hill, drop your gearbox from gear to neutral ..........

DeeOneBangin:


The first driving lessons I had, told my instructor I have 12 years driving experience. Na so he give me car say he wan see my driving.

When we got to the down hill part, I put car for neutral straight. The guy asked me “Where did you learn that, was that how you were taught in Nigeria ”

Suzam:
How easy or difficult is it to open account with Baclay for someone that just arrived UK

Suzam:
How easy or difficult is it to open account with Baclay for someone that just arrived UK

kode12:


Isn't that what they call coasting?? You want to make some people perennial DVLA customers

DeeOneBangin:


The first driving lessons I had, told my instructor I have 12 years driving experience. Na so he give me car say he wan see my driving.

When we got to the down hill part, I put car for neutral straight. The guy asked me “Where did you learn that, was that how you were taught in Nigeria ”

ukay2:


But l never learned this in my 9 years of driving in Naija

mimilyrics:
DVLA'S unicorn. The reduced vehicle control is DVLA's money-spinner.

Adazeal:
Please guys, I'm trying to confirm my international passport renewal appointment date. Please, to double check, do they send appointment date confirmation email after booking or how do you reconfirm your appointment date?

It's urgent please. Thanks

Lexusgs430:



How many times did your Nigerian driving instructor, advice use of all your mirrors.............

Or get into your vehicle, once you start the engine, you rev your engine continually, till all your neighbours woke up .....


Yes, I got a lot from my instructors and all my preparations for UK �� DL compared to my previous Naija driving knowledge

Lexusgs430:



How many times did your Nigerian driving instructor, advice use of all your mirrors.............

Or get into your vehicle, once you start the engine, you rev your engine continually, till all your neighbours woke up .....

Adazeal:
Please guys, I'm trying to confirm my international passport renewal appointment date. Please, to double check, do they send appointment date confirmation email after booking or how do you reconfirm your appointment date?

ukay2:




Yes, I got a lot from my instructors and all my preparations for UK DL compared to my previous Naija driving knowledge

ukay2:


But l never learned this in my 9 years of driving in Naija

TheGuyFromHR:


By their driving ye shall know them.
Funnily enough, I went to a driving school in Naija, and I was taught about that and not to do that, along with the proper way to navigate roundabouts (which I find difficult to unlearn, giving credence to Lexus' hypothesis).

Lexusgs430:



We finally arrived at that inevitable point of agreement..........

DeeOneBangin:


You are right, I don’t think any driving school in naija will teach its students to do that. Some of us didn’t go to driving school, as a teenager I just picked up daddy’s keys to sneak out whenever there is a spare car at home.

Advision:
Hello house, please advise on this.

I am on the verge of taking a second job (a professional job within my normal career path). However, prior to this, I took up a shift-based role (mainly weekends and some nights) about a month ago. The job isn't stressful, pays well and is flexible. I don't see a direct conflict of interest as they are in unrelated industries and unrelated roles.

I am tempted to maintain my current job alongside the new job because of the benefit of the increased combined pay and my current role being fairly hassle-friend and flexible.

Please advise on the best way to manage the situation or if I just have to resign from the current one

@TheGuyFromHR @justwise @all, pls I need your advise.

I don't know how the new employer would take information on having a second job and I would not want such information to prejudice their impression of my commitment to the job. I understand they can from the tax code from the HMRC deduce I am employed somewhere else

Lexusgs430:


How many hours is your current role + how many hours would you spend, at your proposed new role......

Forget about the lack of stress ..........

Advision:


The new role is full 40hours, but only 2 days in the office.

The current role is as low as 16hrs and as high as you like (provided shifts are available). I told them I was only going to do weekends and maybe some nights. I never opted to do day shift and I do not have that in mind.

... but really the job has almost no stress, I just routinely take records and I get my full night's sleep in a furnished room.

Advision:


The new role is full 40hours, but only 2 days in the office.

The current role is as low as 16hrs and as high as you like (provided shifts are available). I told them I was only going to do weekends and maybe some nights. I never opted to do day shift and I do not have that in mind.

... but really the job has almost no stress, I just routinely take records and I get my full night's sleep in a furnished room.

KOVIC19COVID20:



Surely, I am not the only one thinking... biko, cut soap for us abeg. Any plug? What sector is the job? Me no go mind that kind job ohhh

omopapa:
1. Open a high street bank account (Barclays, Lloyds, HSBC, NatWest)

2. Apply to vote to be added on the electoral roll (Nigerians are allowed to register and vote in the UK as commonwealth citizens)

3. Open a credit file by applying for sim only contract from EE, 3, Vodafone

4. Apply and maintain a good credit card (capital one or your bank account)

5. Check your credit report for free with clearscore, Experian, credit karma, equifax

KOVIC19COVID20:



Surely, I am not the only one thinking... biko, cut soap for us abeg. Any plug? What sector is the job? Me no go mind that kind job ohhh