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Thanks for the update.congtatulations to me i just unboxed my s26..hope it serves me well..cheers...it ultra

I will miss my ERUJEJE

I can relate ..my son was discharged today from the Queen Elizabeth Teaching Hospital as a result of injesting botton battery from on of his toys.its a very bitter experience that you would not wish your enemy to go through....my son cheated death..and for that I will forever be great full...
Please always risk assess the room and environment you toddlers play in at all time..every toy is a potential hazard.

Hey brother..u know visa sponsorship is real,but this one as mentioned by the poster is unrealistic.Are you aware of the the recent white paper that was recently released?if you have not read or heard about it pls go and research on it.you will get my perspective.

Hey bro, everything is not fraud. Visa sponsorship is real[/quote]

This post is very fraudulent...£35k for a packager ke...?where is this possible in the uk? My people,don't be deceived by this

Search and download Michel Thomas play around it and you could be able to download so.e mp3 files..remember to talk me later

Smiles.bro nothing day happen.
You are very close,don't stop now.You experiences are symptoms of completing the circle.i am confident that your time for financial freedom is near.dont just stop doing anything that you do legitimately to make money.you sef go shock .just keep the hustling real



quote author=Bookhub post=133220556]If I am not the mentally strong type I would have committed suicide a long time ago or even go insane because of frustration,I have this problem since childhood, money barely last in my hands no matter how much I hardly achieve anything good with it, and I hardly get financial favours from people everything I achieved in my life is through struggle,sweat and blood.
I am beginning to suspect it is a foundational or family curse or maybe it's the environment I am working because it got worse since I started working there, because I know the people in my working place are monitoring spirits every body is just curious about my progress it has become abnormal.
middle of this year after hard thinking I cooked up an idea on how to make money and the idea worked perfectly in less than a week I made 200k guess what happened next my news spread throughout my workplace that I am now in money I am the type that barely tell people my secret because of the issues I have had before how the news got to them shocked me,everyone is just taxing me,all of a sudden I lost my phone, I used inside the money to buy a new phone so that I can continue the business but guess what my WhatsApp was blocked immediately no fraud nothing ,in the new phone I lost all my clients it took me months to get then I believed its not ordinary I go to church and pray alot but it still persist,I don't womanize or spend lavishly

Someone told my chi is not happy with me but I don't believe in all these traditional medicine shitt right now I am about to go bankrupt again and even owing debts here and there I should have even become a millionaire by now through that business Idea but I have lost all my clients through that WhatsApp,I have to start afresh again to build it.
And everything I have being doing since then has being failing woefully[/quote]

True love..

It doesn't matter what course you studied in Nigeria university,what matters is getting a hell out of Nigeria by any means necessary.
What matters here in abroad (UK) is your ability to adapt to changing circumstances, develop your self through short courses in any sector of your choice.these guys don't care about you degree what they care about is experience. If you are scared of being a "glorified clerk" what about being a security guard or a factory worker?infact when you come you may lobby to become a "glorified clerk" because being one means you work in an office were it is all warm and all cozy during your 8hrs shift..when COLD in winter wire you for here,you go know say being a "glorified clerk" na luxury.

It doesn't matter what course you studied in Nigeria university,what matters is getting a hell out of Nigeria by any means necessary.
What matters here in abroad (UK) is your ability to adapt to changing circumstances, develop your self through short courses in any sector of your choice.these guys don't care about you degree what they care about is experience. If you are scared of being a "glorified clerk" what about being a security guard or a factory worker?infact when you come you may lobby to become a "glorified clerk" because being one means you work in an office were it warm and all cozy..when COLD in winter wire you for here,you go know say being a "glorified clerk" na luxury.

What is he looking for at night that is less obvious during the day?.nothing good happens at night.

Once a soldier is always a soldier.

Don't judge a book by its cover

They may be better than those you find in churches.smoing means nothing.

My Honest advice..if you do that,i.e sending your wife abroad and you remaining in Nigeria.YOU WILL LOSE YOUR WIFE and destroy your marriage.
Please don't take it the wrong way.i am only been honest.

Nothing new there.its just pure love and nothing else...if you have a girl child you will know what I mean.

Just curious.what education are you talking about?what's your definition of education?speaking good and fluent English is not education.education as introduced to us by the west is not education.The best way to in to hold on to our tradition and culture.our forefathers didn't get diabetes from eating this food,they lived longer than most of the current generation.from the pictures I could see it's a very balanced diet.starch(yam) protein (fish) and vegetables(green leave) I believe this has sustained generation after generation and we want to demonize and rubbish it now that is our turn.china did not embrace western education but they are well to do in all ramifications including tradition,culture, medicine and technology.The kind of education the West introduced us to, is aimed at making Nigeria to self destruct because it lacks moral embedded in it.That is the reason we are what we are to day regardless of our level of so called education.How can one explain what is going on today in Nigeria with all our resources?

rentAcock:
There's nothing special about this meal, just another way to eat yam and plantain both very starchy foods. There's nothing nutritious about this meal, it's just another way to get pot belly and diabetes. We are in the 21st century and most of us are educated, its high time we start applying some of that education rather than continuing with old traditions that are unhealthy. Eat salad, include grains, fruits, vegetables, protein and drink lots of water.

If this is true,then it's a big trap...we don't need foreign investors to come and build refinery for Nigeria..let's look inwardly to develop nigeria.no foreign investor has the best interest of their host country at heart.

Jokerman:
Manufacturing (Electric), and night job.

He does two jobs together in a day

I see..its just just that it's some how almost impossible to work two jobs(especially working all night and then work during the day)practically, it's very almost impossible to work these night and day shift.i am speaking from experience(I work 10pm to 5.30 am )apart from the tidiousness of the job,nature wouldn't just allow you do it.dont get me wrong..its possible on a once or twice basis but it's almost impossible for a 5 over 7 days basis...May be your guy had found a hack as regards this..please tell him to stop asap.its the quickest way to the grave here in the UK..There are lots of stories of people who died while attempting this suicide mission.

this is exactly what they want...discord between african countries.this is to distract us from knowing the power force african continent could be if we are united.
It's quite unfortunate that even the learned has failed to see this and fall for thier gimmicks..
Let's stop the hating and watch africa continent transform overnight.

#AFRICAUNITE#

£30 per hour? Hmm that's quite much.what sector does he work in?(health,manufacturing,finance,education etc)
Minimum wage is 11.44 .its quite possible your friend may have exaggerated a little...

LocalFARMERS:
I down am with some chilled bottles of Beer

Goldberg!!! I miss thou

dont mind those guys that talks about things they know nothing about.waste no time in trying to explain anything to them because no amount of explanation can bring them to speed as to whats happening here in the uk.Please save yourself the stress sir..its not just worth it....1 pound is worth more than 1k naira...what could anyone possibly talk about Nigeria that is good?

Tinyemeka:
Yeah I understand your viewpoint and believe me, that is one thoughtful consideration I've decided to reserve for the future. I look forward to retiring and spending my grey years in Nigeria, which is why we're gradually building nest eggs here and there, but the more I get used to the modest way of life here as contrasted with the loud/aggressive way of life at home, I do get doubts about whether I can really live in Nigeria when I grow old.

When I mentioned my wife's case I only listed that as one of some examples of the drastic change in circumstances that has occurred in our lives since we moved to the UK.

I do beg your pardon if I come off as sounding like a brag which honestly is not my intention but rather an attempt to convey to you the peace of mind that we feel since we moved vis a viz the constant assurance of power supply, clean water supply (we don't even put water in the fridge but drink cold water directly from the kitchen tap at home. It blew my mind that such level of water cleanliness could be maintained all the way from the water purification plants, through the mains and to all the homes). With regards to home security, fences are mostly about 4 feet tall, with shrubbery for privacy. I've never locked our gate before and so many times we've forgotten to lock our front door and go to bed at night, without any fear of a break-in. Most of the people I interact with are always courteous, are not loud and people tend to follow rules for the most part in their daily activities. It is not all rosy though, because there are some inefficiencies you may encounter but it is definitely not something you can compare to what you'd experience in Nigeria.

Prior to travelling I'd always considered the US or Canada, because of the stories we used to hear about the UK and it's notorious taxes. Well, we came in and by God's grace we've both been working, earning, paying our bills and saving enough to send home.

If I could drop some pieces of advice about relocating to the UK, avoid London if your combined household income is going to be less than £90,000 per annum. The city is designed to only be affordable to live in by the wealthy. It is also severely overpopulated which has led to increasing gang-related activity and crime rates.

I will advise that if you ever see the opportunity to come to the UK from Nigeria, grab it with all four limbs. If it's through a work visa route, that's all the more icing on the cake. Coming via the study route with a large family at once, is definitely going to create difficult circumstances in trying to settle down.

P.S: To others who say it is not possible to save additional N12.5m within a year:

NHS Band 5 Nurse salary per month after tax: £1,760 - £1,960 for working 3 days a week.
After picking agency shifts elsewhere:
£340 per day or £3,060 per month after tax (2 nights a week, 9 shifts a month)

God so kind, a couple can earn as much as £7,500 a month after tax, be modest and keep their monthly expenses under £2,000.

You really do not have to live in London to claim that you're residing in the UK. It will just drain your lifeblood and make you forget your reason for leaving Nigeria in the first place.

Cheers.

i am a realtor back home

Generalwoodz:
Lol. Pls, if you don't mind my asking, what kind of business do you do that your what'sapp is bursting at the seams?

Na so I think say I love cold weather until I japa to Scotland.. the cold no be child's play oo..it bitter cold out here and snow never fall..

Mjshexy:
Just waiting for the outcome of the election, I love cold weather so it's not an issue

brilliant idea.. seconded

UWC

Seeeker:
Thanks bro

The thread is not a jojo but a catholic sacramental.its is called scapular.just like the cathodic holy rosery.

LP

Just look at the faces of our leaders..what a shame

Dont know the kind of blinds you are talking about but i deal in window blind and curtains. I am located in benin city edo stat3..07034324160 watsap me for pictures

"i read the part where he talks about..."
did you hear him say it or it was written on his behalf?he may not even have gone through the writeup..
just thinking.....
may the best candidate win

Okoroawusa:
I read the part where he talks about giving more powers to the states and local governments and I am impressed.
Left to me most of the powers should be at the local government level.

The gathering of charlatans