₦airaland Forum

sassysure:
U are very very insensitive!
Gosh.
Where do people like this resurrect from?

sassysure:
Ok.

But there are more subtle ways to make his points known than those first two statements.
It can rile anybody up.
Thank u

DaveChapelle:
I think you guys are misreading my comments... Obviously every job is important and I recognise some people do these jobs here. I was speaking in relative terms ie... Shortage occupation. If you read my comment properly and what I was replying to. Of course all jobs are important. My point is as to why you are unlikely to find a HCA on a tier 2 visa, because it is not a shortage occupation. And this is because of the minimal requirements needed to work as a HCA vs say being a Doctor or I. T. Also, the educational requirements needed. And experience needed. Read that as you may, no undergraduate can get a job as a medical doctor without going to school. Do you get my interpretation now?

marylandcakes:
I get your interpretation , it was written wrongly but I know what you meant now.

Missngozi123:
Good evening
Pls has anyone tried to switch from a tier 4 to a start up visa in the UK
I’d like to ask some questions pls

umarwy:
Ask

I switched from T4 to startup visa(when it was graduate entrepreneurship visa)

Missngozi123:
Hi
Is it okay to ask for your email so I could send my questions ?
I just want to ask how the process went
Did your uni sponsor your application?
The money needed to be in the account, I read it’s £945 for a period of 90 consecutive days
Also are you allowed to work?
I just need a bit of guidance
Thank you

umarwy:
Alright
Thank you very much
I was sponsored by my university.
945 yes as stated in the guidance.
You are allowed to work. But technically you should be working on your business.

Lexusgs430:
Your PM is now in ITU.......

Coro nah bastard..... Possible intubation, just incase he takes a turn........

Preparation tinz.......

EngrSaks:
I think the UK is getting the covid-19 treatment wrong. They are waiting too late to start the care...in Naija for example they start you on the treatment even with mild symptoms and in 7 days most of them get better..

I don't see the need of the gamble of waiting 14days without any proper medication

EngrSaks:
I think the UK is getting the covid-19 treatment wrong. They are waiting too late to start the care...in Naija for example they start you on the treatment even with mild symptoms and in 7 days most of them get better..

I don't see the need of the gamble of waiting 14days without any proper medication

Lexusgs430:
The 14 day isolation, is to observe. If one has not shaken off the underlying symptoms between 7/10 days.....

Hospital admission is usually required afterwards .........

EngrSaks:
Yeah but if someone is already positive why not just give the anti-malaria, antibiotic and the antiviral that are currently known to help manage the situation...why wait until they get to ICU before management especially when these medications dont really have bad side effects

Lexusgs430:
Your PM is now in ITU.......

Coro nah bastard..... Possible intubation, just incase he takes a turn........

Preparation tinz.......

Lexusgs430:
COVID19 got no medication, only management... You can medicate the underlying follow come infections, but it's all subject to your anatomy, to fight majority of it.......

EngrSaks:
Yeah but if someone is already positive why not just give the anti-malaria, antibiotic and the antiviral that are currently known to help manage the situation...why wait until they get to ICU before management especially when these medications dont really have bad side effects

Beautyaddy:
Are you minding?

Most of those supposed COVID-19 patient in Nigeria must have had the asymptomatic positive virus that just needed them to stay home and quarantined themselves for 14 days.

I really doubt it that Nigeria has had that many severe symptomatic COVID-19 patients to care for.

Soknown:
I wish him quick recovery so that he can come back to tender his apology for the delayed response his government had at the onset of the pandemic. I believe nhs is making the same mistake with her staff with ppe rationing or non-existence and delayed testing for front line staff.

Beautyaddy:
Studies have not be given final conclusion that such list of medication works.

And BTW, which doctor in Nigeria has come out to confirm that the medications you listed were what they gave their supposed COVID-19 patients in Nigeria

Lexusgs430:
Dr Trump........

Lexusgs430:
If Nigeria goes on intensive testing spree, what do you think would happen?

Did you listen to the Minister of health interview, a few weeks ago?

He was asked what medication they used for the discharged patients? He said NO medication.....

Rest + human anatomy + management, is all we know that works.......

Lexusgs430:
How can she be the person warning people to stay home..... Whilst she does the exact opposite?

Her position unfortunately became untenable......

This is Europe, not Nigeria.......

Mimzyy:
Nigeria isn’t taking it likely with anyone who flouts the rule as well. Funke Akindele, her husband and some others were arrested yesterday for having a birthday party amidst the lockdown.

Mimzyy:
Nigeria isn’t taking it likely with anyone who flouts the rule as well. Funke Akindele, her husband and some others were arrested yesterday for having a birthday party amidst the lockdown.

Beautyaddy:
Studies have not been given final conclusion that such list of medication works.

And BTW, which doctor in Nigeria has come out to confirm that the medications you listed were what they gave their supposed COVID-19 patients in Nigeria

Lexusgs430:
If Nigeria goes on intensive testing spree, what do you think would happen?

Did you listen to the Minister of health interview, a few weeks ago?

He was asked what medication they used for the discharged patients? He said NO medication.....

Rest + human anatomy + management, is all we know that works.......

EngrSaks:
Forget the Lamba from politicians

I have a comprehensive list of the official drugs used in Nigeria...even ITUs in the UK are all trying different drug combinations now

The deaths Nigeria has had are from pple who didnt get on these so called test drugs on time...same mistake Europe and the US is making...

The point is, the earlier pple get on, the better chances they have...somehow the drugs help to reduce the propagation of the virus and its symptoms

I'm not a medic but as a process Engineer, most times the best solutions are usually the simplest solutions

P.s I'm not saying the drugs are the cure but there is no harm trying, instead of just watching people die and say there is no conclusive research on these drugs

Lexusgs430:
You think if MHRA does not approve covid19 medications, it would be used in the UK?

Think of how lawyers would feed fat, after this pandemic is over, if life changing side effects are experienced from this unlicensed trials.........

The combination of drugs ITU is using, are standard drugs to fight ongoing infections. As you might be aware, you get underlying combination of infections, before the big bang......

The reason we have so many deaths, NHS is simply struggling...... (my perception).....

Imagine having a production line under no pressure, it performs optimally....

When the same production line is put under pressure, without massively upgrading system processes..... You start to see unexposed weaknesses.....