₦airaland Forum

justwise:
No I can’t hand over such documents to you .

your ID can be covered all numbers all unique identity, but your name should show only. that is all i need. blind all numbers let only the name show so i will know you own the account you are sending money from. if you are sending money to an account that carries the same name as yours in NIGERIAN BANK i need no ID at all from you only if uk account name is different from receiving account name in NIGERIA




@justwise this is a job and my visa does not stopped me from doing a paid job. i never told you i own a business.

justwise:
Moneyflex is gone, any other agent still standing?

I offer services of sending naira to Nigeria from Uk. i have full KYC procedures required before i can accept pounds into my account from you or anyone. you must present one ID, name on ID must be the same name on sending account, also you must write on a piece of paper authourizing the said payment to me. if you can do all things you can contact me for fast secured deal. i also provide my ID to you for verification, proof of address will also be given. my rate is N638 to a pound. rate changes everyday. email solutionboxteam4u2019@gmail.com , you can also get me on whatsapp which i could have dropped but the fear of justwise is the beginning of wisdom.

Buku:
Can I use somebody's paga account to pay for my ihs and visa fee?

sure u can

Sendidee:
Hello everyone � I'm new here.I need help on the best way to pay for IHS and Visa fee.I am applying for a tier 4 dependent Visa for myself and my two kids.I have been trying to pay using my GTB Master card and my card keeps getting declined.please what is the way out?

you can’t use cards of conventional banks to pay for IHS or visa fee as the funds are charged in dollars which Nigeria sets monthly limit to $100.

Solution

Open a Paga wallet complete the verification to tier 3 where you can transact up to 5million per day. Transfer the money from your main account to Paga or link your bank card to it! Then you can pay successfully.

5gee:
Any other cheaper option to buy bitcoin with naira?

do you what to turn the bitcoin to pounds or trade with it?

5gee:
Please does anyone know how to exchange naira for bitcoin without using p2p on binance?

do not try it. It will cost you more.

iboboyswag:
Gurus in the house should please help... What to do?

With the pandemic in place, School says BRP can't be picked up on the appointment date and they say the wait is indefinite.

So, a quick question... How can one process a dependent visa for the spouse without the brp?

Mind you, 28 days is already counting and should become valid by early February.

Every input is valid and appreciated.

use your visa

omopapa:
No be my fault boss, na the demand and supply rule

lol you don accomplish the deal already. Thanks bro more Aza to change for guys.

Lexusgs430:
The property is probably now mortgage - free, for the landlord........

So £500 is strawberry & cream money...........

99% of houses in Middlesbrough are priced within that range, there are houses lesser than £500. Any house above £500 is a new building and it would be very beautiful.

Aphrodite007:
£500 for 3 bed?

*faints*

yes oo very spacious and in city centre

Lexusgs430:
Oya bring N630, I would offer you £100,000.........

nice I will message u now

Lexusgs430:
But the rate as of today is £1 - N630, right?......

yes it 630 but Omopapa quoted 637

9jerguy:
Middlesborough is a small town and actually not a good place to look for work or hustle. I knew this cause I've lived there for about couple of years
The Uni is located in the middle of the town center close to stores, shop and about less than a mile to the train station

Mireover, cost of living is obviously quite low, rent is damn cheap, if you're coming with the intention to work and probably continue paying your fees. I'd advised you look elsewhere.

Just a little advice

bro I bet to go against what you mean there isn’t Job out here in Middlesbrough, stop giving people bad impression of that city. I moved to Uk last year January on a tier 4 visa and I have not struggled to look for jobs. We all know the commonest jobs in Uk reside in the health industries or retail industries and you could find those jobs out there. I can bet you I have made times two of the money I invested in coming to Uk within 8 months. I haven’t seen any body out here who is jobless unless he or she doesn’t want to work. As a student your direction of jobs should focus on the health sector or retail and you will surely find something to do.

Settling in a small town has it own advantages. House is very cheap, I basically pay £500 for a tastefully furnished 3 bedroom apartment here, car insurance is low, less noise or struggle, less population to compete for few jobs available unlike London if exist 5 openings for a position in a job like 200 person will be fighting for the position of 5 person. Think wisely!

Lexusgs430:
How much do you want..... Omopapa is awaiting to replenish his £ stock............

I don’t think Omopapa is ready as I do change from him but his rate is extremely ambiguous.

Can someone recommend anybody that changes Naira to £ for me in here.

NomzyJust:
He needs help getting an accommodation near Teesside University

no problem, I have 3 en-suite property all bills inclusive directly opposite Teesside University. It £300 per month you can email for video viewing plutocracyrich@gmail.com

NomzyJust:
Tobexin please come through

tell me which information you need

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davide470:
To add my 2cents on the Binance platform, you can also do this (if you are not already aware):

1. On the platform, buy a crypto (USDT / BUSD / BTC / Ethereum etc.) with the Naira
2, Go to Trade, then P2P, change the currency at the top right hand corner from NGN / xx currency to GBP
3. Since you intend to sell the crypto for GBP, switch to Sell at the top left corner; this will bring peers that want to trade with you.
4. Look for a peer with a rate you are comfortable with, and one that has executed trades, then transact.
5. Transactions can be done through Paypal or Bank transfer.

I have done it a few times without issues and i was comfortable with the rate at the end. This is just an advice though

nice one bro! This is massive information to us that do regular inflow of cash from naija to Uk. I tried the trick and rate was a favorable one compared to when you want to change your Naira to pounds.

Chreze:
Thank you so much. This is the best way to get pounds, that rate from Naija is crazy. Thanks man. Much respect

explain more to us on this cos like time I tried this it was a massive loss for me. Any particular strategy?

LALAONE:
I have a standard chartered account but I couldn't pay with it. What do you think is the problem

contact your bank

Poch:
Wow... Just last week here? Do you get better rates? Lower than 600 per £?

yes very low

TheGuyFromHR:
Things have changed.
Most banks cap their monthly allowances at the equivalent of $200, not GBP 200 and they mostly use the official exchange rate, apart from Access Bank which is notorious for using variable exchange rates.
None allows a spend of £3000 monthly, that one na capital flight.
Standard Chartered has one of the best allowances of up to $500 in online transactions, inclusive of a maximum of $200 that can be withdrawn in cash abroad.

withdrawal till works as I have withdrawn close to £3000 with first bank ATM last week. Only only transactions is capped to $100-$200

Poch:
No try am sha... Except you want your bank to charge you incredible rates. Besides there is now a monthly spending limit of about £200 for almost all naija banks.

Best is to find someone to help with your exchange directly... Requires trust too...
NHS sponsored Nigerians in certain trusts/regions/agencies etc no too get wahala...cos they usually have their whatsapp/telegram groups where they make these requests...and they help each other out with very fair rates.

If NL has something similar, abeg share with us.

This is not true bro. Using your naija ATM in Uk is far more better than exchanging your Naira for pounds. I use my Naira account Atm to do online shopping out here and the rate is very good the last time got N565= £1 while it was 630 In the black market. I think the maximum amount for online transactions is £200 and this differs from bank to bank. ATM withdrawals allows you to withdraw £300 daily and you get a fairly good rate than black market and I think it £3000 monthly!

Hahaha who says there aren’t fake reviews on Amazon! Hahaha I am presently in a group for specifically for review of Amazon products. I have different groups for this! So many

This is how the trick works

You need to have a PayPal account

The seller of the goods look for reviewers or anybody that has an Amazon account

The seller tells you to buy the product and leave a positive review or rate 5 star or some just buy it and do nothing

After purchasing these goods and based on what the sellers wants from u and been done the seller send back the money you used in purchasing the goods to your PayPal account back even with commission!

I no go lie the business sweet! You get lot of free goods! Anything you can get for free.... Chinese are the culprit. Find attached the telegram I am that advertise the goods for review.

It only my enemy I will advise to buy winter jacket from Nigeria. I wasted 1million Naira to buy clothings necessities while coming to Uk! Guess what all ended in the bin. All what one could buy from Nigeria in terms of clothing is just jeans and beddings materials, any other things apart from this is useless.

Lexusgs430:
The easiest way would have been to set a £70.00, maximum limit on that line ..........

The only place I would roam my sim, would be on my Europe tours......... I no fit shout........

Goodluck with the ombudsman...... Did you read the terms and conditions of their roaming policies?....

that’s why Three network is till the best in Uk! Free roaming all around Europe same subscriptions I did in England works for me in Germany, France, Netherlands and Italy

Why don’t you try rebtel app to make international calls to Nigeria and other part of the world. It very cheap with £5 I get 49minutes of calls to Nigeria! Very easy and cheap...

He don happen o

Muol11:
Hi please can you send a link where I can see pictures?

I don’t readily have the pictures available but I have been to the property to see. It is actually a beautiful apartment. Hopefully I will get the pictures available before tomorrow from the owner.

If you are going to Teesside University, there is a 7 unit of tastefully furnished en-suite apartment available in Southfield road, directly opposite the school. Room and toilets is en-suite while only Kitchen is shared. Rent per month is £300 all bills inclusive. Note Bond is required. Interested person could dm me.

Chukwuka16:
Nation building as a process entails engagement especially in the form of debates and intellectual exchanges.

Assuming that having prejudiced opinions on issues that centre on national development is freedom of speech is simply mendacious at the least.

What has promoted democracy across the nations and continued to sustain good governance has been the preservation of platforms that necessitate for continuous engagement. Think Westminster.

Personal opinions around issues like euthanasia or sexuality which have no direct relationship with historical development and growth can be respected without even having the need for justification, however to stimulate and precipitate radical transformation in Nigeria, we must be able to demand from citizens reasons for their decisions on germane issues.

It is not enough to come on this platform and state that investments in Nigeria is a risk considering that such statements have the tendency to influence borderline potential investors. You have got to come with reasons and be ready to engage constructively with others who may hold contrary views.

It is only in such engagements that enlightenment can be achieved and learning can take place. Our kids are watching and would ask us serious questions tomorrow. Their ability to be critical thinkers would be better shaped by how much of such they can learn from us.

[/b]Lastly, there is a pathetic story I saw on SM recently. Mcedopikin a popular comedian in Benin posted that during the last #EndSARS riots, no bookshop was looted. That speaks to how knowledge acquisition has been pushed to the rear among youths.[b] A lesson from this is that we must ensure that our support for respecting personal opinions isn't on the basis of insufficient knowledge.

This is the most senseless analogy I have seen this year. Nigerians and British who is more educated?