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Learn to follow rules and regulations. This is not Nigeria where when people misbehave, our favourite word is abeg 'nor take food from he mouth'.

Mtchewww... Them no tie your Destiny there. Abeg, enter plane!

I no even know wetin una dey waste money dey do student visa sef, especially for countries like UK.

alpharoyalty:
Rules are rules!
She should leave immediately!!
UK is not like Nigeria.
No sentiment, no tribalism

Except we'd likely have compassion and not deport her till she finishes her education if she pays her schoolfees and delays with appeals.

No more working over stipulated hours for her though, so fees might struggle considering father's demise.

[quote author=ThroneNGamez post=136859279]Source:

Nigerian girl breaks down in tears after her UK student visa was terminåted for exceeding the 20-hour work limit. She has now been ordered to leave the country immediately. According to reports, she took up extra work after losing her father in 2023, who had been her main… pic.twitter.com/a9ijkFkRvj

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) September 20, 2025

ludacris, how was she able to work 20hrs out of 24hrs and still go to school?.
That's questionable, just saying.

Feel bad for her anyways.

When they refused to stay home and fight for their country, u run away leaving d politicians to destroy ur country, n u want those who have fought for their own country to just let u do what ever u want?

madridguy:
I can only join other Nigerians to pray for her. As someone without a passport, I still don't know how Nigerians are coping in the UK.

The news coming from there always is always disturbing. I was on a space of Nigerians in the UK few days ago and I'm just praying for them... How are they managing paying thousands of pounds for papers all the time.

Sincerely I really wish Nigeria National orientation agency will start speaking up... Many Nigerians are fine living in Nigeria but because of online noise about abroad some will resign from government jobs, abandoned flourishing business only to arrive abroad and start developing high blood pressure over bills.

Just last week i heard a gist of a man who sold two buildings just to travel to the US, he has been booted out now and don't know how to start again... Abroad is good with testimonies but I think its not for everyone.

Look who's talking

Sweetvie:
Omo
I feel bad for her. Three years wasted.
She should appeal.

If she has a good lawyer

The6thAustralia:
It would have been better if she had informed the Home Office she lost her Dad and would like to add extra hours.
It's too late now

They won’t even listen to that excuse. After that they would now focus their monitoring on her.

Chai!

Person dey work she don't want to be lazy una dey repatriate her.

bdon123:
They will never understand that a system that fully works can easily destroy ur life.i had chance to settle in uk bt chose naija.Why did i ?i know myself n understand i cannot survive that system. A system where i cant drink n drive or knack students or runs girls to ease my soul.u wan kii me?even to run a business there na war...too many bottleneck.My problem wit naija is security. I dey naija n hav solved my electricity problem via solar panels...bt security i still cant solve as man wey mistakenly enter kidnappers hand is a finished man

One of Nigeria problem has spoken

justwise:
You enjoy the corruption

Yes, it's clear in his submission

[quote author=ThroneNGamez post=136859279]Source:

Nigerian girl breaks down in tears after her UK student visa was terminåted for exceeding the 20-hour work limit. She has now been ordered to leave the country immediately. According to reports, she took up extra work after losing her father in 2023, who had been her main… pic.twitter.com/a9ijkFkRvj

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) September 20, 2025

is welcome back to our country that Tinubu’s reforms have made stable with palliative cash to go around.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sGKGu7ZjW8s



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@DOlusegun.
https://x.com/DOlusegun/status/1969034795423293650?t=xCu9TYyWs6KRer4ATvr-xg&s=19[/quote]

I don't know ow whether I should feel sorry for her.

Overseas education no be do or die affair. That is the koko.

There are so many underfunded students in rhe UK and elsewhere. If you advise them not to travel, they won't listen.

A year's tuition for their education could easily set up a flourishing business in Nigeria.

Please stop crying and come back to Nigeria. Some of our tashring institutions in Nigeria are better than most of the fourain ones.

The6thAustralia:
It would have been better if she had informed the Home Office she lost her Dad and would like to add extra hours.
It's too late now

The HO can't bend the rule for an isolated circumstance such as hers, that rule governs the conducts of thousands of international students.

bdon123:
They will never understand that a system that fully works can easily destroy ur life.i had chance to settle in uk bt chose naija.Why did i ?i know myself n understand i cannot survive that system.
[b] A system where i cant drink n drive [/b]or knack students or runs girls to ease my soul.u wan kii me?even to run a business there na war...too many bottleneck.My problem wit naija is security. I dey naija n hav solved my electricity problem via solar panels...bt security i still cant solve as man wey mistakenly enter kidnappers hand is a finished man

Imagine your reason for choosing to stay in Nigeria.
Aren't you part of the problem?

Uten9z:
That's ludacris, how was she able to work 20hrs out of 24hrs and still go to school?.
That's questionable, just saying.

Feel bad for her anyways.

20 hrs per week.

The6thAustralia:
It would have been better if she had informed the Home Office she lost her Dad and would like to add extra hours.
It's too late now

She must have been doing 20 hour plus before her dad died.

My younger sister finished with a first class. My older brother has some really rich friends who could give her a juicy job. She refused. She preferred to travel for her masters.

If she starts suffering now in the UK dye yo lack of funds, she'd start whining.

justwise:
You enjoy the corruption

They hate their system because they can't just do what's right.

I can't verify this but any cry wey dem set camera cry, my brother na content!

Corrupt politicians have made Young Nigerians lives depend on the USA, Canada and Europe Visas.
A Visa is a lifesaver to Nigerians

erad:
We are the ones that praise these countries for having working systems but will also be the first to expect them to circumvent their system for our own selfish interests. Now I used "selfish interest" not to be inconsiderate but because that's the appropriate term to use.

First question, did she notify the relevant authorities when her dad passed away? And did she even list her dad as her sponsor initially because if she didn't, his death his meaningless to her stay except she wants to take leave to travel down for his burial.

Secondly, is she doing her 1st degree or Msc because I don't think Msc lasts for 3 years. I may be wrong. If her program is still on, I don't think the UK would have arrived at the decision.

I may be wrong though.

you re intelligent bro.. you brought out so many points. I don’t do sentiments. Her story is not complete. She would ve notified the immigration when he lose the dad. And that if she enlisted her dad as sponsor.

madridguy:
I can only join other Nigerians to pray for her. As someone without a passport, I still don't know how Nigerians are coping in the UK.

The news coming from there always is always disturbing. I was on a space of Nigerians in the UK few days ago and I'm just praying for them... How are they managing paying thousands of pounds for papers all the time.

Sincerely I really wish Nigeria National orientation agency will start speaking up... Many Nigerians are fine living in Nigeria but because of online noise about abroad some will resign from government jobs, abandoned flourishing business only to arrive abroad and start developing high blood pressure over bills.

Just last week i heard a gist of a man who sold two buildings just to travel to the US, he has been booted out now and don't know how to start again... Abroad is good with testimonies but I think its not for everyone.

80% of those in UK are in slavery and 50% of those in Canada are living paycheck by paycheck

It's not easy those places

The6thAustralia:
It would have been better if she had informed the Home Office she lost her Dad and would like to add extra hours.
It's too late now

How are we even sure she actually lost her father?

Nigerians are good at telling lies on matters like this so as to curry public sympathy

justwise:
I watched her video on fb and i sympathised with her, if her explanation is anything to go by then its really sad.

She needs to appeal the decision and given a chance to appear in front of immigration tribunal for a good chance to stay and finish her degree

Well, tho I am not a fan of the abroad society but a law is a law..
Part of wat kpained Nigeria today is infiltration of emotions into the rule of law and it shouldn't be so.

You knew the law before u signed into it, if she's pardoned today then many others who are in hibernation would stand up to also contest the law and would also have a good course thereby advertently rendering the law useless.

Sorry for her loss of father tho.

madridguy:
I can only join other Nigerians to pray for her. As someone without a passport, I still don't know how Nigerians are coping in the UK.

The news coming from there always is always disturbing. I was on a space of Nigerians in the UK few days ago and I'm just praying for them... How are they managing paying thousands of pounds for papers all the time.

Sincerely I really wish Nigeria National orientation agency will start speaking up... Many Nigerians are fine living in Nigeria but because of online noise about abroad some will resign from government jobs, abandoned flourishing business only to arrive abroad and start developing high blood pressure over bills.

Just last week i heard a gist of a man who sold two buildings just to travel to the US, he has been booted out now and don't know how to start again... Abroad is good with testimonies but I think its not for everyone.

Yes, they are moving away from insecurity caused by Gbola Tinumbu and his APC gang of thieves.

blackgold2018:
you re intelligent bro.. you brought out so many points. I don’t do sentiments. Her story is not complete. She would ve notified the immigration when he lose the dad. And that if she enlisted her dad as sponsor.

they will never tell the complete story

bdon123:
Not really.When i was in uk i was standing in front of a building entrance wit a can of beer.I went to a party n was abt to leave so i held d can to throw into bin outside d building.Police passed by n gave me a fine of £70 ...this happened in 2013.i hate d corruption in nigeria.Bt i hate d pressure d uk society puts on u.In Naija an average or poor man go still see beer parlour or kpekus frm beautiful students or runs girls to ease him mind.bt u see that uk..d number of people that BP go kii there go plenty o

There laws are tight to protect the vulnerable in their society. Whereas the implementations of our laws are weak hence victimizing the vulnerable. For instance, in order to prevent the exploition of girls someone like you that wants to knack legal age olosho can't get it because of those trying to knack underage and vulnerable girls. Whereas in Nigeria the law is not strictly implemented allowing people like you that wants to knack legal age olosho to do it in peace, whereas some psychos take advantage of the lax implementation and start abusing and even selling under age children into sex.

The question is, should they deny everyone that right. So as to protect vulnerable people or to try and work around so that genuine people will get what they want at the risks of exposing vulnerable people?

ariesbull:
80% of those in UK are in slavery and 50% of those in Canada are living paycheck by paycheck

It's not easy those places

How many percent in Nigeria are living at the mercy of handout from friends and family?

[quote author=ThroneNGamez post=136859279]Source:

Nigerian girl breaks down in tears after her UK student visa was terminåted for exceeding the 20-hour work limit. She has now been ordered to leave the country immediately. According to reports, she took up extra work after losing her father in 2023, who had been her main… pic.twitter.com/a9ijkFkRvj

— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) September 20, 2025

destroyed their land with disobedience to simple rules. They want to go and do same thing in the UK.