₦airaland Forum

Mamatukwas:
Howwww Be calming down please

wallg123:
Good stuff. I’ve sent you an email request please respond.

wonlasewonimi:
If you use that Ninja blender you'd understand. Iyan yen fele baje

wonlasewonimi:
If you use that Ninja blender you'd understand. Iyan yen fele baje

descarado:
Food processor is made for tasks like that. Your blender will eventually break down if you continue using it.

wonlasewonimi:
The same ninja that i use to crush ice lol the blades are like samurai sword

LagosismyHome:
You can add it but be sure you can get reference because recent jobs they can ask for reference and if the naija contact or company doesnt respond that will delay your resumption or they wont allow u to start working.

Since this is student jobs which is 20 hours such as care, warehouse security customer service etc , if it relevant work experience to what you are applying , for sure it good to include .

Mamatukwas:
If you want to try this, use your food processor, dough tool and thank me later

omopapa:
The price of yam won’t let me attempt this. 1 small tuber of yam for £3. Omo I pick race

pyha:
Hello and Good morning all!

I am a dual citizen (Nigeria and EU). I plan to move to the Uk in a matter of weeks (3 weeks top). I have never been to the Uk but I have applied for a few jobs, I don't know how they will turn out but I am hopeful. I need a lot of advice from you all. I have two degrees from Europe (A B.B.A. and an MSc (Service Innovation and Management). I want to settle in as quickly as possible.

Here are my questions:
1. Where can I find affordable housing? Since I don't have a job at the moment my budget is roughly 400 pounds a month.

2. What is the advice on jobs? I can work immediately since I am an EU citizen. Where do I apply for jobs (entry level at this point) or get a job that might not need qualifications but can allow me earn well in the short term.

3. What do I need to know or do to settle in to the Uk as efficiently as possible? E.g. phone contracts, NHS, etc.

These are some of the questions I have for now. Looking forward to reading your answers.

Thanks a lot!

P.S. I need all the assistance I can get.

Adapapaokoye:
You prefer to eat Nonsense than to pay for quality food

Adapapaokoye:
You prefer to eat Nonsense than to pay for quality food

Odedenshi1:
Good evening guys,

Please anyone in need of Naira should kindly contact me, I need some pounds. Thanks

erico2k2:
RATE

Mamatukwas:
I have.

omopapa:
I buy the Ola Ola brand which is quality I believe

Mimzyy:
I sent you a WhatsApp msg Mama. I need Naira. Good morning.

Odedenshi1:
Good evening guys,

Please anyone in need of Naira should kindly contact me, I need some pounds. Thanks

omopapa:
How much pounds do you need

omopapa:
How much pounds do you need

Please I need pounds too in exchange for naira.

omopapa:
How much do you need?

Odedenshi1:
Do you have pounds? What rate are you willing to exchange for? Kindly let me know, thanks.

erico2k2:
I think todays rate is btw N590 to 595

Odedenshi1:
I sent you a PM.

LadyD91:
Good evening every one. Please
Teaching and nursing in the UK which one is better for a family woman? That can also give someone time to take care of family?

wallg123:
Definitely teaching. It’s a Monday to Friday and you’ll get same holidays as the children. It’s 7:30 or so to 3 or 4pm which means you’ll have the evenings with your children or family. ... my partner has been a primary school teacher for over 10yrs now..... nursing is good also but it’s usually shift work so you might be working various shifts....

Lexusgs430:
A little bit of correction Oga....... A nurse can also work set shifts too...... Either nights, long days, early or late ......