₦airaland Forum

cococandy:
Y
Thanks
And you would be most welcome

cococandy:
Had some friends over for fufu, okra and oxtail stew.

The kids were picky of course. So rice and pasta on the side for the picky eaters.

We started with a side salad and wine and ended with my signature brownies topped with vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce.

Lovely setting , well done. I would love to come for dinner at yours.

phyl123:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7MvwWRNlmk

Very good video, what's with the newspaper?

wonlasewonimi:
except slayqueens

The term "Slayqueens" means different things to different people. I'm talking about meaningful relationships.

wonlasewonimi:
This is cockblocking on another level...please help me beg them to stop messing things up for us trustworthy guys.

When a girl or guy has got desperation written all over them, it scares away potential partners.

[quote author=wonlasewonimi post=84025408]Do you have cannabis farm under the house or you live in a mansion?



Now I know my bill is really high, I need to do something about it. Although I do use the dryer a lot and a few rooms in the house.

The rate at which fire is breaking out in all these markets is a cause for worry.

RamseyBolton:
Hope his wife doesn't use white powder too. Hope he has covered that indoor swimming pool

This is a very mean comment, you do not gloat at peoples misery, you need help.

birdmansoho:
I guess you mean by child support. Well yeah I’ll rather have a child and get settled status than live illegally. That was the point.

It just sounds desperate to me, chances are you will end up with someone who you will resent. Why not take your time and date properly? You will be surprised.

birdmansoho:
My visa experience was very smooth, it took just 3days for British embassy Abuja to grant my visa. I came with a family permit under the spousal visa category. Applied Monday and received a message to come collect passport Wednesday. I guess I was lucky or just had the right paperwork.

Family permit valid for 6months and I applied for extension and it took about 5months and got 5years residency. My permanent residence application 5years later took just 6weeks and naturalisation application was about a month.

I live in southeast London, Greenwich to be precise. Can’t say it’s the best borough but I love the “Nigerianess” of it. Life initially was tough but with persistence and determination I was able to pull through. I’m a pharmacist working with the NHS and future looking great. We’ve many Nigerian eatery in the Greenwich borough but I prefer Tasty Woolwich.

My advise for anyone coming to the UK is to remain focused and keep pushing. If you’re coming as a student ensure you complete your course and do all you can to establish a relationship with a Caucasian so you can cement your stay here. Except for those who intend to return to Nigeria after education or whatever visa they came with, getting married or impregnating a native should be your top priority.

Avoid driving if you’re on a low income as it’s more expensive to own a car than using public transport for people in London but outside London owning a car is compulsory coz public transport isn’t as active.

But for time I’ve a lot to say as per the other questions by the OP, may probably stop by again later.

spacyzuma:
WTF!?!? Are you running a greenhouse!?

I pay monthly direct debit of £58.17 for 2-bedroom flat and I think it's too much. I'm planning to switch early next year when my deal ends.

lol . I know people who pay more than me.

Bourne007:
Luxury houses are different from houses ...

But still it's on a high side

I know its on the high side, I will be searching for a new supplier when my contract ends. I used to pay about £170 monthly before now.

Broadenyourhori:
£20 a month? Good deal. Does that include gas?

I pay £52/m for Gas and Electricity but unlimited

You guys are very lucky I pay £235 monthly for my gas and electricity.

This just confirms that Nigeria is a zoo.

That video should have been taken down immediately, Those animals know that there is no justice in the system that's why they are bold enough to put their devilish acts online. What even makes it worst is that the victim will not get proper help. Nigeria is a failed system.

And you will get some people blaming the girl, like the person above.

when the weather gets too hot, most people will rent an AC rather than buy one.

The Mod that put this on front page needs an award.

We need more intelligent threads on front page. Well done

umarwy:
And

Just an observation, what's with the And??

umarwy:
These is the list of where the UK currently have shortages

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/immigration-rules/immigration-rules-appendix-k-shortage-occupation-list

I noticed that they even have welders on the list.

dominique:
He should go for Ore, they both deserve each other. Kemi (if she's exactly how the friend described) deserves better than this indecisive fuckboy who will cause her nothing but heart ache and pain in marriage.

True word

phyl123:
The


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y2p6uBkdJ9I

Very nice.

Aphrodite007:
Thanks. My accountant said the same thing. Cheers.

You are welcome, My bill is in the post to you.

Freehuman:
JUST HAVE ONE CHILD, WORK DAY AND NIGHT TO TRAIN THE CHILD. EACH MONTH PUT 100,000 NAIRA IN YOUR CHILD'S ACCOUNT. AFTER HIS SECONDARY SCHOOL ,SEND HIM TO A DEVELOPED COUNTRY FOR STUDIES. THAT'S THE SUREST WAY OF BREAKING GENERATIONAL POVERTY OR THE VICIOUS CIRCLE OF POVERTY


MANY NIGERIANS WILL ASK GOD "WHEN"? THE POWER IS IN YOUR HANDS. YOU CAN BREAK GENERATIONAL POVERTY BY CONTROLLING HOW YOU BREED. EVEN IF YOU ARE NOT THE RICHEST , AT LEAST LET THE POVERTY IN YOUR GENERATION END WITH YOU. IF HALF OF THE CURRENT POPULATION YET TO HAVE KIDS DO THIS, NIGERIA WOULD BECOME A BETTER PLACE WITH JOBS AND MONEY ENOUGH FOR EVERY FAMILY AND NOT JUST ONE FAMILY

Most Nigerians are too selfish to have only one kid.

Just saw your most recent video on the mii tote bag. fantastic work keep it up.

You should post ,some of your craft videos here.

Aphrodite007:
Business owners and contract staff, please I have a Question for you.

Can I create a foundation in Nigeria and pay money to it monthly then claim it as an expense to my LLC in the UK?

I’m looking for ways to increase my business expenses so I can legally pay less tax. At least I will be helping people back home in return.

No you cant, your foundation has to be registered in the UK in order for you to claim it as an expense.

tshoboy:
Will advising fraudulent activities to Action Fraud affect one when trying to get PR? Sadly, I was scammed on eBay and I am thinking of reporting to Action Fraud Police. Is this advisable?

Have you reported it to ebay?

Am I in the right thread bikko?, I came to look for food pictures, na waooh

Factfinder1:



I can't marry a lady we can't play and mess for each other ....I need a a playmate and a home not a serious woman always speaking good English

Lexusgs430:
Get a lawyer in Nigeria to petition him. Have you been physically apart for 2 years?......

This will cost her more money. If she is a UK resident, she doesn't need a Nigerian lawyer. Also if there are no assets involved she doesn't need a lawyer. There are so many DIY divorce online.

Lexusgs430:
Haba...... You just broke someone's arrangements.....

This is just my honest opinion, I don't know what it looks like now ?

Teepp10:
Hi everyone. Please what's the process of filing for a divorce from UK? I'm married to a man who is not happy seeing me succeed,looking for ways to just bring me down. He's not been fending for me or the kids. I've been in UK for some years with the kids, working my ass out, taking care of them all alone while the father is in Nigeria. He has a dependant Visa but all he wants is to frustrate me. How do I go about it from here without visiting Nigeria please?
Thank you

You can do it online or go to your local court. You don't really need to go to Nigeria.

moboladek:
Please who has information on Taunton, Somerset. The best area to live, how safe it is, if any black population. My results when I researched talked on violence and being unsafe. Anyone living there or had in the past?

Visited there more than 10 years ago, family holiday to Butlins to be precise, I hated it and the kids hated it then. It was a dump.

phyl123:
Yes , I’ve still got a lot to practice with, you can suggest things I can try my hands at.

Its better to do small projects like Card holders, Wallets , Umbrella covers, Journal covers etc