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BlueRayDick:
But make we no lie, the sellers are actually very wicked to their fellow countryman.

I know of someone who was assisted by a "family friend" to procure COS to relocate to London. The family friend is actually very close to him o; I mean this guy's mum and the mum of the person that helped him with the COS are childhood friends from Lagos Island.

When he got in, he discovered that the agency that sold the COS actually does not have shifts to give him to enable him earn money and start paying his bills and the cost of COS debt. The person that helped him with COS now told him she bought the COS for 10k with her money and he must refund her ASAP.

This guy nearly ran mad because he was under immense pressure, the agency is not assigning shift to him and he has 10k debt on his neck. After dragging the yeye agency for a while and threatening to report them to home office for fraud, they now revealed to him that they sold the COS to his "auntie" for 2.5k and not 10k she was trying to collect from him.

In the long run the guy had to go look for another care job sponsorship and transferred to another agency. He had no choice but to start paying the 10k in bits of 500 per month.

Imagine someone making a gain of as much as 7.5k on COS that did not even give u shift. That's not trying to survive, that is wickedness. Most Nigerians in the UK wicked gan o.

Many are broke. Charly and his government don tax all the blood comot their body. The pay is generally not that much sef before the tax.

Why didn't the guy let his friend know that he had found out it was 2.5k and not 10k? What would have happened if he had just repaid 2.5k and not 10k?

Melvyn11:
Let's have it.

My life is more important than $15 million

afrodoc2:
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Many are broke. Charly and his government don tax all the blood comot their body. The pay is generally not that much sef before the tax.

Why didn't the guy let his friend know that he had found out it was 2.5k and not 10k? What would have happened if he had just repaid 2.5k and not 10k?

The person is not his friend o, na like "auntie". You know all these people that ur mum and their mum are friends but the person is much older than u? That's the kind of relationship they had.

The way he found out the information was the reason he couldn't tell her. The person that leaked the information to him had him promise not to divulge the source of the information. At some point the "auntie" seized his BRP and passport, he had to fight them to retrieve the documents. It was a serious matter, he thought of reporting them but if he did they will all land back here in Nigeria because those people don't even have genuine papers.

Because he didn't want them going about saying the person they helped abroad led to their deportation, he had to just let it slide and accept to be paying them in installment.

BlueRayDick:
The person is not his friend o, na like "auntie". You know all these people that ur mum and their mum are friends but the person is much older than u? That's the kind of relationship they had.

The way he found out the information was the reason he couldn't tell her. The person that leaked the information to him had him promise not to divulge the source of the information. At some point the "auntie" seized his BRP and passport, he had to fight them to retrieve the documents. It was a serious matter, he thought of reporting them but if he did they will all land back here in Nigeria because those people don't even have genuine papers.

Because he didn't want them going about saying the person they helped abroad led to their deportation, he had to just let it slide and accept to be paying them in installment.

SMH.

The way we dey wicked ourselves sometimes dey very bad. So much inhumanity to man wey we dey do ourselves as Nigerians. Imagine "helping" someone and the person ultimately feels victimized.

iamoyindamola:
I agree they are wicked that's why the Indians are better than us
I also know someone with this cos issue, the highest hour she's gotten is 5hrs and shifting job she doesn't have a permanent job
She is stuck for 2 years doing on and off job, the only good thing is it was her mom's sister that helped her and she's staying with them
But she's still paying them back the £10k
I feel people know what they are going into and nobody forced them, all of them is trying to survive

On the contrary, most people don't know what they are getting into until they get there.

Most people are promised shift by all these Nigerian owned agencies, based on this they buy the COS only to get there and discover the agency doesn't have any shift for them. One of my ex-school mate bought COS , she relocated with her husband and for 1 full year the agency didn't give her shift. Imagine not working for one full year in the UK; she was just lucky her husband who was her dependant got a job and was the one sorting their bills for one whole year. In fact, it was her husband that later helped her to secure care job with another agency through the network he built on his own job within that one year.

The crazy thing about the care job COS is that u can't work legally in other sectors aside from care.

If Nigerians know some of those Nigerian owned care agencies move like that, they wouldn't enter their trap na

afrodoc2:
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Many are broke. Charly and his government don tax all the blood comot their body. The pay is generally not that much sef before the tax.

Why didn't the guy let his friend know that he had found out it was 2.5k and not 10k? What would have happened if he had just repaid 2.5k and not 10k?

As a naija matter they are all in on it.

Average Nigerian ethics don cast longest time

Me sef I weak when a former colleague with very good pay, very good alternative stream of income wanted us to pay him direct instead of paying the person he referred to us. As in we agreed 80 to 100k and he was going to eat 30 to 40 of this.

Full fledged alfa for that matter. This was in 2019.

GloriousGbola:
As a naija matter they are all in on it.

Average Nigerian ethics don cast longest time

Me sef I weak when a former colleague with very good pay, very good alternative stream of income wanted us to pay him direct instead of paying the person he referred to us. As in we agreed 80 to 100k and he was going to eat 30 to 40 of this.

Full fledged alfa for that matter. This was in 2019.

Makes me value our unity and support when we were in the Caribbean. Some people came around and did not get jobs for 12-18 months and the funds they came with from Naija finished. Other guys were basically feeding and housing them. Carnival time they will even arrange tickets to parties and raves for the ones without jobs. If you are lucky, they might even find a mentee for you.

That is how we did it. This one where people are obtaining and exploiting their own guys is shameful.

BlueRayDick:
But make we no lie, the sellers are actually very wicked to their fellow countryman.

I know of someone who was assisted by a "family friend" to procure COS to relocate to London. The family friend is actually very close to him o; I mean this guy's mum and the mum of the person that helped him with the COS are childhood friends from Lagos Island.

When he got in, he discovered that the agency that sold the COS actually does not have shifts to give him to enable him earn money and start paying his bills and the cost of COS debt. The person that helped him with COS now told him she bought the COS for 10k with her money and he must refund her ASAP.

This guy nearly ran mad because he was under immense pressure, the agency is not assigning shift to him and he has 10k debt on his neck. After dragging the yeye agency for a while and threatening to report them to home office for fraud, they now revealed to him that they sold the COS to his "auntie" for 2.5k and not 10k she was trying to collect from him.

In the long run the guy had to go look for another care job sponsorship and transferred to another agency. He had no choice but to start paying the 10k in bits of 500 per month.

Imagine someone making a gain of as much as 7.5k on COS that did not even give u shift. That's not trying to survive, that is wickedness. Most Nigerians in the UK wicked gan o.

Damm wickedness

afrodoc2:
Makes me value our unity and support when we were in the Caribbean. Some people came around and did not get jobs for 12-18 months and the funds they came with from Naija finished. Other guys were basically feeding and housing them. Carnival time they will even arrange tickets to parties and raves for the ones without jobs. If you are lucky, they might even find a mentee for you.

That is how we did it. This one where people are obtaining and exploiting their own guys is shameful.

The real mentoring right here🫡

afrodoc2:
Makes me value our unity and support when we were in the Caribbean. Some people came around and did not get jobs for 12-18 months and the funds they came with from Naija finished. Other guys were basically feeding and housing them. Carnival time they will even arrange tickets to parties and raves for the ones without jobs. If you are lucky, they might even find a mentee for you.

That is how we did it. This one where people are obtaining and exploiting their own guys is shameful.

Doc, those were good times, or should I say the Carribean is a good place where u guys had the good mind to help each other out.

The tales coming of the UK in the last 2-3 years in this current wave of japa is really terrible. A whole lot of people are going through hell.

Like people are just exploiting others misfortune. A whole lot of people left good jobs here and somehow got stranded in the UK because they din't know things will be as tough as they met it over there; Yet their fellow Nigerians who have been there for some time still find ways to exploit them.

BlueRayDick:
Doc, those were good times, or should I say the Carribean is a good place where u guys had the good mind to help each other out.

The tales coming of the UK in the last 2-3 years in this current wave of japa is really terrible. A whole lot of people are going through hell.

Like people are just exploiting others misfortune. A whole lot of people left good jobs here and somehow got stranded in the UK because they din't know things will be as tough as they met it over there; Yet their fellow Nigerians who have been there for some time still find ways to exploit them.

I think it is at its core a reflection of the mentality of most of us as Nigerians. These are the same people who will connive with kidnappers and robbers to rob family members, who will loot their employer to death.

We want fast money over all else and so here we are. Will you be surprised to see them blowing most of that 7500 extra pounds in the club?

BlueRayDick:
On the contrary, most people don't know what they are getting into until they get there.

Most people are promised shift by all these Nigerian owned agencies, based on this they buy the COS only to get there and discover the agency doesn't have any shift for them. One of my ex-school mate bought COS , she relocated with her husband and for 1 full year the agency didn't give her shift. Imagine not working for one full year in the UK; she was just lucky her husband who was her dependant got a job and was the one sorting their bills for one whole year. In fact, it was her husband that later helped her to secure care job with another agency through the network he built on his own job within that one year.

The crazy thing about the care job COS is that u can't work legally in other sectors aside from care.

If Nigerians know some of those Nigerian owned care agencies move like that, they wouldn't enter their trap na

Exactly for 2 years

GloriousGbola:
I think it is at its core a reflection of the mentality of most of us as Nigerians. These are the same people who will connive with kidnappers and robbers to rob family members, who will loot their employer to death.

We want fast money over all else and so here we are. Will you be surprised to see them blowing most of that 7500 extra pounds in the club?

Should I burst ur head?

My guy said they don't blow those funds on clubbing kan kan, rather they send that money here to Nigeria, doing give away, putting up buildings out of people's sweat. He said they are the people u will hear Chief Imam offering prayers for during Jumat service on Friday because of the donations they made to the mosque. They are people who will buy cows for different Churches here in naija during their church harvest and the prophets will be praying for them "that their business continues to prosper"

You will think they are naturally good people who are given to Philanthropy, not knowing they are worse than the devil.

iamoyindamola:
Exactly for 2 years

The person go nearly enter depression . Especially if u now see that the people u left at home are making progress in their career and u are still stuck trying to even get shift to pay ur basic bills over there

iamoyindamola:
I agree they are wicked that's why the Indians are better than us
I also know someone with this cos issue, the highest hour she's gotten is 5hrs and shifting job she doesn't have a permanent job
She is stuck for 2 years doing on and off job, the only good thing is it was her mom's sister that helped her and she's staying with them
But she's still paying them back the £10k
I feel people know what they are going into and nobody forced them, all of them is trying to survive

No let anybody whyne you.
Indians do it too.

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BlueRayDick:
Most Nigerians in the UK wicked gan o.

I dey hear this narrative very well from people.

TemporaryHansel:
I thought sporty bet is a Pan-African company? It seems it only works within Nigeria.

I think there's Sportybet in Ghana, but I don't know of other African countries sha

iamoyindamola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8319792/police-suspend-aig-lafia-abduyari


Blueraydick

What did the guy do? Which kind yeye News Sahara reporter publish sef? They said he was suspended but didn't say anything about why he was suspended.

Roland17:
I dey hear this narrative very well from people.

It's a dog eat dog out there.

He's assuming we have seen the video

BlueRayDick:
What did the guy do? Which kind yeye News Sahara reporter publish sef? They said he was suspended but didn't say anything about why he was suspended.

The Nigerian care worker shits has become an epidemic in UK since COVID

Every other day, you will see 2 Nigerians together chaperoning a disabled person down the street

Disabled people no dey comot for house before COVID?

One mans poison is another man's food though. I know a Nollywood actress who left Hollywood to do the carer work. She wasn't a nobody either, she has films on Netflix sef.

Ibime:
The Nigerian care worker shits has become an epidemic in UK since COVID

Every other day, you will see 2 Nigerians together chaperoning a disabled person down the street

Disabled people no dey comot for house before COVID?

Do careworker agencies have government funding?

Ibime:
One mans poison is another man's food though. I know a Nollywood actress who left Hollywood to do the carer work. She wasn't a nobody either, she has films on Netflix sef.

Because it's the easiest route na

GloriousGbola:
Do careworker agencies have government funding?

I no even know wetin dey cause the boom bros, I'm only reporting what I'm seeing on ground.

Roland17:
I dey hear this narrative very well from people.

You can't blame your child's school for the character he brought from home

Different industries attract certain types of people. As Italy attracts pimps from Benin, so must UK be attracting labour exploiters in the care sector. If you go to Italy, you will think all Nigerians are pimps and hos

iamoyindamola:
He's assuming we have seen the video

Which video is that?

BlueRayDick:
Which video is that?

I thought it was related to this morning's video

Ibime:
One mans poison is another man's food though. I know a Nollywood actress who left Hollywood to do the carer work. She wasn't a nobody either, she has films on Netflix sef.

I don't think the carer job is the issue, rather it is the Nigerians who own care agencies that provide immigrant care workers to the care homes in the UK.

According to my guy, he said these Nigerian-owned agencies may give out 10 COS to different Nigerians knowing fully well that the requests they have from their principal may just be for 4 workers for the meantime. So they bring in 10 people whom they sell COS to, fix 4 people and keep promising the remaining 6 people shift . When u start getting frustrated, they will advise u to look for any other agency that is willing to give u free COS so they can swap their COS.

More like they only helped u to get into the country with a care visa and then leave u stranded to start hustling for job which they ought to provide for u.

It gets worse. My guy shared a video with me; In that video a man who happens to be one of the Nigerians selling COS was having a video call meeting with the people he brought in. The man said he wants to break a news to them before they start hearing about it outside. Home office has revoked his license and by virtue of that everyone he brought in are at risk of being returned to Nigeria unless they get a job that comes with sponsorship within few days (I can't remember if it was 30 days or 60 days).

If u see the way all of them were shocked and scared because they paid as much 10k, 12k for the COS; some had to sell properties at home to buy the COS. Meanwhile this man just delivered the news to them without any remorse. In the video they were asking him what will happen now? He said they should allow him sleep first jare that tomorrow morning he will get back to them , but he advise them to start looking for jobs and telling anybody they know that they need jobs with sponsorship.

Nigerians wey dey tey for that una UK get mind gan o, dem just dey run people street with strong eye