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Nuallazgarments:Let me correct something here. 1. There is no such thing as NECO GCE. When NECO conducted its first Exams in 2000, the 6-3-3-4 system of education was already very firmly in place. NECO conducts Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) but NEVER GCE. As far as NECO is concerned, there is no such thing as GCE. The GCE exams was long, long scrapped before NECO was even established. 2. WAEC used to conduct an exams called GCE, but which has been defunct for much more than 30 years now. The exams WAEC conducts now is the West Africa Senior School Certificate Exams (WASSCE). No such thing as GCE. PS: Both NECO & WAEC conduct two 2️⃣ Senior School Certificate Exams every year: ~May/June & June/July - Secondary School candidates and ~ Sept/October & November December for private candidates respectively. There is no such thing as GCE (anymore). Back to your question: YES! The UK recognises the Senior School Certificate Examination conducted by both WAEC & NECO. Any more questions? Ask. |
missjekyll:I don’t recall ever saying I am a Tory supporter ohh. What I recall telling is that the Keir Starmer Labour that you portray as ‘saviours’ share a lot in common with Nigeria’s 2014/2015 - date APC. I recall saying that I want you to win me over to the red party by telling me more about the HOWs of Labour policies. Although I am not a Tory (yet), I detest the way a lot of leftists portray Tories as some evil, inhuman people. |
Zahra29:Think well… you previously mentioned here that you were on the Ed Davey side of things… or was it the Greens 🥬 you mentioned? But certainly, you once professed your preference on this thread. |
missjekyll:You listed three 3️⃣ right/centre-leaning presenters . That is negligible in comparison to the tens of leftists, including some that are borderline self-righteous far left folks. I think as far as LBC is, for every 1 right-leaning presenter, there are 9 left-leaning colleagues. As for canvassing… I am still deciding who I want to canvass for. You see this UK parliamentary system of Govt, I don’t like it much. I would’ve loved if it was some sort of proportional representation system . But you see this first-past-the-post… I don’t like it. I give you an example. In 2019, I absolutely, absolutely loved my local MP. But I wholeheartedly detested what JC represented. In that occasion, I was happy cos I voted the red party, my local MP won. But the red party (under JC) didn’t form a govt. I wish it was some sort of presidential system-like voting system, or at least proportional representation kinda system. Unfortunately, as far as Westminster is concerned, from missjekyll’s red 🔴 party, to Zahra29’s yellow 🟨 (or is it orange) party, to the blue 🔵 party… none of them wants proportional representation in Westminster. Sad. |
oluwaleokey:If your interest is in a mostly left-leaning, Brexit-hating, and woke-leaning Radio with lots of callers calling in to moan and moan about the UK, the LBC is your go-to station. It’s 97.3 on FM (also available on DAB) and on the Global player app. If you want some news, some drama, some comedy, some docu-series and general enlightenment, I suggest BBC Radio 4. If you want a migrant-castigating, migrant-vilifying and hugely right-leaning radio, listen to TalkRadio or GB News Radio (available on DAB and on the App and on your smart speaker). Those are the ones I listen to anyways. |
Jamesclooney:You may have to (very painfully) call up agents. They can arrange a genuine appointment for you on a day or three -depending on how much you are willing to pay. I speak from (my) experience. I had to (very painfully pay up to £200) to an agency in London last year. Alternatively, book and wait for an appointment in March or April or whenever there is availability. |
abuhusna1:Again, I ask. You mean if my 10 year old nephew gets a visitor visa to the UK and comes in with his dad. The dad return to Nigeria and leaves the boy with me. 7 years later, when the boy is 17, he can go to ‘regularise’ his status? |
Bourne007:You see, my brother. Context is EVERYTHING. OP was clear about their particular case. Saying there are exceptions in some cases may be a truism, but you failed to situate this within the context of OP’s initial question. While I haven’t checked yet, I can bet my bottom $ that the exceptions you refer to will not cover PSW visa applicants. |
Otokitifunmi:Actually, the kids can come in on their own. There is something called ‘unaccompanied minors’ However, you may be able to give a consent for someone to bring them. Long process. My candid advise: You and your spouse should immediately start working over time shifts in any and every legit job. Get some money then one of you travels to go and bring the kids. |
Bourne007:It is easier for a 🐫 camel to pass through the anus of a lizard 🦎 than it will be, for a PSW visa applicant to get a waiver for their dependants. Note: the ‘waiver’ is Public funds. |
abuhusna1:You mean a 9 year old can come to UK on a visitor visa to visit me, and not return. 7 years later, I can regularise that child? Infact, you mean a 10 year old can come on a 1 year dependant visa. Then the 10 year old gets ‘lost’ in the crowd. Then have themselves regularised when they are 17 (7years later)? Really? |
rowon:My brother, this company that gave your wife employment. It’s either they are grossly incompetent or they are absolutely out-of-touch. Does your wife have proof from her school that UKVI has been notified that she has completed her studies? Have the school sent her details to IKVI? Has the school formally notified your wife that having graduated. she is now eligible to apply for PSW? (I know a lot of schools take that step of proactively notifying graduates). A holder of one visa type can always apply for a different visa type. It is the application for a new one that will always lead to a curtailing of an existing one. |
acosfd:Epa… how many Nairaland akkant U get sef? |
Meogom:Wait ohhh… something is wrong with your enquiry. E be like say na you no know everything ohh You were on a tier4 DEPENDANT visa. You have made an application to switch to tier2 (SWV)? Do you mean switch to dependant of a SWV holder? |
rowon:When you said curtailed, curtailed by who? The Home office? Or the school? The last bit of your post is so confusing. Between you & your wife who is the student? Who has a COS pending? The school does not need to curtail your wife’s visa at all. The school only needs to confirm to your wife. In writing that she has completed her studies. Once that is confirmed, any company can give her a CoS for any type of SWV. To summarise: Your wife should get a letter of confirmation of completion of studies from her school. It is that confirmation that is required for a switch, not a BRP end date. |
AvailableD:Short answer: No. it’s not only you. It appears HO is checking if the new 🆕 Job you got actually exists and will actually have real shifts for you. Plus, if your new company is not CQC-accredited, na bigger palava be that. |
Jamesclooney:No one is against bargain hunting. When it comes to insurance, you can put anything on the form to get a good bargain premium & you will get away with it. It’s when you need to make a claim that it will matter. If you like, put that you park overnight at Buckingham palace or No 12 Downing Street. That may lower your premium. The day the car gets stolen while parked overnight on the driveway of your ‘other’ location in Peckham or Lewisham or Barking or Slough or Eastham or Ilford. That is when you will face the real cost of bargain hunt. |
Eky29:This your police clearance. Where was it obtained? In the UK? Or elsewhere?? |
Eky29:1. You applied for, and obtained a police clearance cert. 2. You want to ‘authenticate’ the certificate at the Nigeria High Commission? Is that because you wish to do that, or is it because an employer requires you to do that? Honestly, this is the 1st time I am hearing about authentication. |
giselle237:Many thanks. Useful info. But I guess it depends on the visa type yes? For some visa types, you have to enter passport start and end dates. And if you enter an end date which is in the past, it throws up an error and you can’t proceed. Just as some applicants are lucky when renewing as they are simply asked to use the IDV app. e.g Health Care Worker Visa to another Health care worker visa. Or Student to PSW. Or Student to Healthcare or PSW to healthcare. But for regular Student to SWV (tier-2) or tier-2 to settlement, they require full biometrics. |
giselle237:But this is for Student to PSW applications right? It will not apply to settlement (ILR) or SWV (Tier-2) visas. Right? |
stephoye:Go to the uk visa application website, scroll through. Then see if you find the visa type that suits this scenario. |
stephoye:Okay… To (try and) put it straight. Student gets tier-4 visa to the UK. Student comes in alone, completes their Masters (or PhD etc). Student applies for PSW alone. Student gets PSW for 2 years (or 3 years as the case may be). 6 months into PSW, (former) student wants to apply for Dependants to join? What will be the visa category of the dependants? “Dependants of a PSW visa holder”?? Have you taken a few minutes to look at the PSW visa rules? |
adekzy:This person is blaming America for giving loans to Nigerian Governments. Loans which the Nigerian governments use to purchase exotic fancy cars for legislators. Loans that are used to fund jamborees. I’m sure you are probably blaming America for Betta Edu. You really blame America? |
I find it amusing that the very people who profess so much extreme hatred for ‘the West’ and so much hatred for ‘western values’ are the same who would use any means, including lying, pretense, deceit and every hook and crook means to travel , relocate and live in … “The West”. Someone will go and make false declaration, or decide to enrol for an MSc in all sorts of Mickey Mouse degrees as a ‘back door’ to migrate to ‘the West’. As soon as the person crosses Heathrow Boarder force (other ports of entries are available), the West now become enemies and hypocrites and western values and policies now become something to detest. You have sympathy for Hamas. You are pro-Hamas. The UK regards Hamas as a terror organisation. Yet, when filling your UK visa application, you lied that you have never shown support to a terrorist organization. Who is the liar and hypocrite here? If I hate(d) the West, and I hate ‘the hypocrites’ and I abhor Western values, then my japa plans will be to head to the East, or the South, or the North. Definitely not the West. |
adekzy:This human being here says Houthi rebels are Innocent People I would’ve thought it’s ignorance, but no. It’s not. It’s the hatred the writer has for Israel (as seen in the immediate next sentence). I will not be surprised if this person justifies Hamas’ October 7 killings. |
missjekyll:Houthi rebels from Yemen are attacking cargo ships 🛳️ going through the Red Sea. I guess the original question was about Labour’s plans for war spending. Put on another way, what will be Labour’s Defense budget commitment? We all know what Labour’s most recent starboy (JC) was up to. Thank Goodness Sir Keir kicked his sorry a** out of the party. But the current guy… where does he stand sef? |
Zahra29:And I think it is this fatigue that could usher in a non-Tory Government after after the G.E, not because the non-Tory parties have any sound, workable and properly costed policies that differ from the status quo. Reason why I am always amused when someone on this thread creates the impression that their party is the silver bullet. Like Nigeria APC in 2015, Like UK ‘Red Party’ on 2024. |
autologic:CoS is not an employment contract. Even if she joins Unison, Unite, GMB, they will require her to have an employment contract before they can pursue any case. Like I mentioned before, this woman should go and beg the employer. |
Schoolhike:The devil is in the details…. Woman was working (most likely zero hour contract). Woman went on maternity leave. Woman realised her visa was about to expire. Woman got into panic state. Woman went and pleaded with employer to help her, with a CoS. Employer says they have a contract with local council to provide support services and they need people who are able to start immediately. Woman (probably) because of visa expiry dateline accepts the conditions. Employer agrees. Woman heaves a sigh of relief that at last, she will not be illegal /overstayer. Okay now, time to resume. Woman fails to resume. This means employer is not able to fulfill contractual agreements with council. Employer decides to withraw Cos, so as to allocate same to someone who is able to start immediately. Makes perfect sense (to me). |
eyesaswide:My take on this: Let her plead, beg, implore , beg and plead with the employer to give her some time to arrange child care. From my experience of these matters (and based on what you have posted here), it will amount to a massive waste of her time, resources and mental health if she pursues some of the options being mentioned by respondents here. Posers are: a. She verbally told employer she would be on mat leave for 9 months? Where is the evidence such a thing was agreed? b. When she was on a tier-4 dependant visa and working for this employer (note my choice of words, I didn’t use EMPLOYED), did she sign a contract? Was she on zero-hours contract or permanent employment? c. Was she interviewed before she was given a CoS? What does the transcript of the interview say? Did she agree at interview that she will start immediately? What was the agreed start date at interview? d. A CoS is NOT a job contract. If the employer decides to revoke a CoS, the employer could cite that the prospective employee provided false (or misleading) information during interview. Etc….. In conclusion, tell this woman to beg, plead and plead again and again. She (actually) has no locus standi to claim wrongful dismissal. |
missjekyll:The use of ‘conscience’ in this context sound a bit like some sort of emotional blackmail. Use facts & figures to wow me… if you knock on my door, you will not tell me to use my conscience . You will tell me how awful the Tories have been, but I will ask you to tell me HOW Labour will solve it. I will ask for your policies. I will ask you about your policies in Wales. I will ask you to show me how Labour-run councils (like Birmingham) have fared compared to the woeful Tory-run councils. Is it too much to ask Labour the HOW? Is it too much to ask Labour to elucidate on their policies? |

