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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by rock86: 10:04pm On Oct 02
Lexusgs430:


https://www.zoopla.co.uk/discover/renting/rental-property-viewing-checklist/

Thank you. Went there and
It was a disaster, the agent was acting funny like hurrying me to pay, brought someone to snap the faults( damp edge in bathroom roof amd a few minor things)..

A kitchen to 6 rooms, hell no.. I wanted a private studio.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by jedisco(m): 10:42pm On Oct 02
Rent money is... (I no tok anything).

Getting on the housing ladder in an appropriate manner does provide good stability. This is not to demonise landlords providing good service.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2024/sep/30/uk-house-prices-hit-highest-annual-growth-since-2022

Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Zahra29: 10:51pm On Oct 02
"Vile, evil, idiot, stupid woman".....wow.

If anyone believes that Kemi's comments have crossed the line and that she is deliberately making disparaging and discriminatory comments against Nigeria(ns), then they should make an official complaint about her conduct which might lead to a formal investigation:

https://www.theipsa.org.uk/making-a-complaint

Or write to your MP and explain your grievances.

This is the UK. Your politicians work for you and not the other way round. Don't suffer in silence hate.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by LionInZion: 10:58pm On Oct 02
ojonugway:


My king
I tried to DM you, I don't know if it was successful. Can I have your contact? I believe it will be better that way
Thank you

Yes it was successful. I just replied.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by LionInZion: 10:59pm On Oct 02
Agidipie:
Yes, it was a mistake on my part. I had already made the payment before I discovered that, so couldn't go back.

Oh I see.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by ehizario2012: 11:04pm On Oct 02
Goke7:


e never reach to knack proverb na grin we never even start, the journey go long o

The elements would not let kemi reach that height of actioning her wishes against Nigerians... All in a bid to please her white masters. People who don't even care if she exists or not.

I repeat as I said months ago, immigrants (especially Nigerians now) need to know their place. Aspire and reach whatever heights the system allows you to attain here, be as British as legally possible, but never ever forget your place. You can never become white British, it's a waste of time trying to be one.

If our country was excellent, probably a lot of us here in the UK would have remained back home. Enjoy the opportunities of the land, pay your taxes, but don't be like that man who is given a yard and tries to grab a mile. Cheers.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by mayowa94: 11:10pm On Oct 02
Good evening
Please do we have any prison officer here ? I want to make some enquiries about the job.
Does Serco or G4S provide visa sponsorship for a prison custody officer role? Thank you in advance.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 11:26pm On Oct 02
ehizario2012:
This EO Civil Service Judgement Test CSJT can be so frustrating. Which day will I pass like this?? undecided
The time base question is where usually come up short.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 11:38pm On Oct 02
jedisco:
Rent money is... (I no tok anything).

Getting on the housing ladder in an appropriate manner does provide good stability. This is not to demonise landlords providing good service.

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2024/sep/30/uk-house-prices-hit-highest-annual-growth-since-2022

Where I go see 20k bayi ?
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 11:40pm On Oct 02
Zahra29:
"Vile, evil, idiot, stupid woman".....wow.

If anyone believes that Kemi's comments have crossed the line and that she is deliberately making disparaging and discriminatory comments against Nigeria(ns), then they should make an official complaint about her conduct which might lead to a formal investigation:

https://www.theipsa.org.uk/making-a-complaint

Or write to your MP and explain your grievances.

This is the UK. Your politicians work for you and not the other way round. Don't suffer in silence hate.


E never reach this level na. She is still our beloved sister but she dey get touch sometimes.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Madeu(m): 3:00am On Oct 03
lavida001:


E never reach this level na. She is still our beloved sister but she dey get touch sometimes.
Beloved sister in what aspect? She's not proud of her heritage, yet to try to attached yourself to her.
I have seen people like Kemi in the UK especially when they get married to a White man, the next is start degnitrate their heritage. She's just a House n!geress

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by ehizario2012: 5:37am On Oct 03
lavida001:

The time base question is where usually come of short.

Those tables I guess, but I passed through that. It's the CSJT that's proving terribly difficult. Wish you luck.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by ehizario2012: 5:41am On Oct 03
Madeu:

Beloved sister in what aspect? She's not proud of her heritage, yet to try to attached yourself to her.
I have seen people like Kemi in the UK especially when they get married to a White man, the next is start degnitrate their heritage. She's just a House n!geress

She doesn't want to agree... I only wish she could dress anonymously and galivant through those protest hotbeds and see if the rioters won't treat her based on the colour of her skin first before they even listen to her embarrassinginly accentuated English or frisk her for a British passport. Yeye

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Jamesclooney: 6:23am On Oct 03
Zahra29:
"Vile, evil, idiot, stupid woman".....wow.

If anyone believes that Kemi's comments have crossed the line and that she is deliberately making disparaging and discriminatory comments against Nigeria(ns), then they should make an official complaint about her conduct which might lead to a formal investigation:

https://www.theipsa.org.uk/making-a-complaint

Or write to your MP and explain your grievances.

This is the UK. Your politicians work for you and not the other way round. Don't suffer in silence hate.


What a pitiful defense of Kemi’s outrageous statement! It’s wrong to denigrate care workers who do a very noble job in a critical sector for this country. Moreso, coming from a first generation migrant whose father was a GP (would she be okay if her dad’s was described as a “bottom wiper”). Disgusting to say the least. Even Nigel Farage won’t get away with saying that, and there in lines the danger. Because of her ethnicity, she thinks she can say whatever without being called out as racist or extreme. Very soon her campaign will soon be over. Good riddance!

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Goodenoch: 6:30am On Oct 03
Jamesclooney:


What a pitiful defense of Kemi’s outrageous statement! It’s wrong to denigrate care workers who do a very noble job in a critical sector for this country. Moreso, coming from a first generation migrant whose father was a GP (would she be okay if her dad’s was described as a “bottom wiper”). Disgusting to say the least. Even Nigel Farage won’t get away with saying that, and there in lines the danger. Because of her ethnicity, she thinks she can say whatever without being called out as racist or extreme. Very soon her campaign will soon be over. Good riddance!

And this, brethren, is the simple truth of her value to the conservative party. Not policy ideas. Not competence and ability to lead. Not the ability to actually win an election - Simply the ability to subtly but consistently tilt the party to the right so they can pull back more of those they lost to reform.

Notice how all the people lauding her for being the first black this and Nigerian role model that can't actually name any accompishment of hers while in office? I'm even certain that she's the kind of person who'd say she doesn't want to be referred to based on her race, but yet that's the only thing her supporters can say.

Oh and she speaks well. As if being articulate is a proxy for competence or good values. Lol - how naive.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Goke7: 6:34am On Oct 03
ehizario2012:


The elements would not let kemi reach that height of actioning her wishes against Nigerians... All in a bid to please her white masters. People who don't even care if she exists or not.

I repeat as I said months ago, immigrants (especially Nigerians now) need to know their place. Aspire and reach whatever heights the system allows you to attain here, be as British as legally possible, but never ever forget your place. You can never become white British, it's a waste of time trying to be one.

If our country was excellent, probably a lot of us here in the UK would have remained back home. Enjoy the opportunities of the land, pay your taxes, but don't be like that man who is given a yard and tries to grab a mile. Cheers.

💯 I have said it here before and some folks here were offended, it’s the oppressive mentality of a typical Nigerian and aunty kemi is no different. Forget that accent 😜
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Goodenoch: 6:48am On Oct 03
Zahra29:
"Vile, evil, idiot, stupid woman".....wow.

If anyone believes that Kemi's comments have crossed the line and that she is deliberately making disparaging and discriminatory comments against Nigeria(ns), then they should make an official complaint about her conduct which might lead to a formal investigation:

https://www.theipsa.org.uk/making-a-complaint

Or write to your MP and explain your grievances.

This is the UK. Your politicians work for you and not the other way round. Don't suffer in silence hate.


Your usual distractionism.

No attempt to engage or give a view on what Badenoch said, but instead the focus is, as usual, to shift the blame and responsibility for fixing the situation to the actual victims. To be clear I'm not saying you have an obligation to comment on anything Kemi says, but if you're so quick to police how people respond to her and dish out advice on what's appropriate because 'this is the UK', it's quite interesting when you don't have anything to say about her actual statements and their appropriateness for someone contending to be a party leader in this UK where 'your politicians work for you, not the other way around.'

Reporting anything to IPSA has nothing to do with describing any politician with the appropriate adjectives. If vile, stupid, and idiot are the ones that apply (or that anyone thinks apply), then so be it. After all when a top Tory donor said a black woman 'ought to be shot' and the sight of her made him 'want to hate all black women', Kemi was quick to say it was racism but it was 'trivia'.

Afterall, this is the UK, and there is free speech and Badenoch herself is a champion of 'irreverent' speech and believes that 'non-hate crime' speech shouldn't be policed by anyone. Her words - https://www.gbnews.com/politics/kemi-badenoch-vows-crack-down-free-speech-boundaries-messy-tory-legislation

Plus, why didn't Kemi go to complain to the Home Office to stop granting visas to care workers instead of denigrating them as bottom wipers? If she chose to take the route of starting a name-calling match instead, then it's only fair for people to respond in kind.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Osoderi(m): 7:04am On Oct 03
Hi I just need advice on my driving lessons.

I thought I could have started driving lessons this month, unfortunately I failed my hazard perception and I seriously want to start learning as a beginner. I called an instructor yesterday, the instructor adviced that I can learn driving without the theory test, then when I finish learning I do the theory, then practical test . Is this a good advice?

Secondly he is charging me £80 for two hours. Then if I am doing block booking for 10 lessons is £780 . pls is this a good deal? He said I can pay half to secure the appointment bc a lot of people are booking. Please is this okay? any questions to ask him? Someone recommended him. Thank you.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Jamesclooney: 7:12am On Oct 03
Goodenoch:


And this, brethren, is the simple truth of her value to the conservative party. Not policy ideas. Not competence and ability to lead. Not the ability to actually win an election - Simply the ability to subtly but consistently tilt the party to the right so they can pull back more of those they lost to reform.

Notice how all the people lauding her for being the first black this and Nigerian role model that can't actually name any accompishment of hers while in office? I'm even certain that she's the kind of person who'd say she doesn't want to be referred to based on her race, but yet that's the only thing her supporters can say.

Oh and she speaks well. As if being articulate is a proxy for competence or good values. Lol - how naive.

She’s already said that during the interview anchored by Daily Telegraph…she doesn’t want to be first black leader of Tory party etc.


She wasn’t even that articulate, her speech fell flat. They’re mocking her over her pauses waiting for imaginary applause. James Cleverly gave the best speech. KB so she’s just a low budget UK Candace Owens

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Zahra29: 7:19am On Oct 03
Goodenoch:


Your usual distractionism.

No attempt to engage or give a view on what Badenoch said, but instead the focus is, as usual, to shift the blame and responsibility for fixing the situation to the actual victims. To be clear I'm not saying you have an obligation to comment on anything Kemi says, but if you're so quick to police how people respond to her and dish out advice on what's appropriate because 'this is the UK', it's quite interesting when you don't have anything to say about her actual statements and their appropriateness for someone contending to be a party leader in this UK where 'your politicians work for you, not the other way around.'

Reporting anything to IPSA has nothing to do with describing any politician with the appropriate adjectives. If vile, stupid, and idiot are the ones that apply (or that anyone thinks apply), then so be it. After all when a top Tory donor said a black woman 'ought to be shot' and the sight of her made him 'want to hate all black women', Kemi was quick to say it was racism but it was 'trivia'.

Afterall, this is the UK, and there is free speech and Badenoch herself is a champion of 'irreverent' speech and believes that 'non-hate crime' speech shouldn't be policed by anyone. Her words - https://www.gbnews.com/politics/kemi-badenoch-vows-crack-down-free-speech-boundaries-messy-tory-legislation

Plus, why didn't Kemi go to complain to the Home Office to stop granting visas to care workers instead of denigrating them as bottom wipers? If she chose to take the route of starting a name-calling match instead, then it's only fair for people to respond in kind.

Lol your usual Distractionism claims.

It's fine to disagree with politicians or whoever, but calling her a house niggress, idiot woman etc is a form of attack and no better than the hate speech spewed out by others. Would such abuse be made openly? I think not which means that people know that it's not okay.

And yes, if she or any MP is guilty of an offence, they ought to be reported and not threatened online. That's how a decent democracy works.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Goodenoch: 7:41am On Oct 03
Zahra29:


Lol your usual Distractionism claims.

It's fine to disagree with politicians or whoever, but calling her a house niggress, idiot woman etc is a form of attack and no better than the hate speech spewed out by others. Would such abuse be made openly? I think not which means that people know that it's not okay.

And yes, if she or any MP is guilty of an offence, they ought to be reported and not threatened online. That's how a decent democracy works.




Where did you see threats on this thread?

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Treadway: 8:02am On Oct 03
Zahra29:
"Vile, evil, idiot, stupid woman".....wow.

If anyone believes that Kemi's comments have crossed the line and that she is deliberately making disparaging and discriminatory comments against Nigeria(ns), then they should make an official complaint about her conduct which might lead to a formal investigation:

https://www.theipsa.org.uk/making-a-complaint

Or write to your MP and explain your grievances.

This is the UK. Your politicians work for you and not the other way round. Don't suffer in silence hate.

I jus tire.

Ppl are so annoyingly fickle and touchy these days. Apparently a lot of Nigerians have joined this bandwagon of just being needlessly reactive to the most banal things..what a pathetic waste of emotions! Una wan censor/control free speech in this una fairytale utopian world abi..that is the way to a better world abi? Gagging free speech..who are the dictators now? cos what the f?

I watched the video, she said nothing different from what has been argued here many many times. She basically said it is not enough to be comfy wiping bottoms, and people should strive for more. How that turn to epithet wey she should be cancelled for I no jus understand. Look at how they twisted the headline of that video, completely different from what she actually said/meant.

Jeez



Quite disappointing....

Modified: I have now gotten additional information that provided more context. I rest my case.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by lavida001: 8:41am On Oct 03
ehizario2012:


Those tables I guess, but I passed through that. It's the CSJT that's proving terribly difficult. Wish you luck.
What’s csjt?
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Goodenoch: 8:47am On Oct 03
Just for clarity, what Badenoch said was NOT about migrants aspiring for more, because the liars have arrived. She said absolutely nothing about migrants's aspirations, their contributions, efforts etc.

It was about immigration specifically and how the country needs to watch who it brings (in reference to her previous comments about how not all cultures are equal) and not just let in people who will wipe bottoms. If you don't see anything wrong in essentializing people who do such important work as providing care in a country with over 160,000 vacancies for care workers, and dismissing them as people that 'wipe bottoms', then [REDACTED].

This is the full video -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eO_ilxmdlFY. The immigration part starts around the 16" mark.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Lexusgs430: 8:49am On Oct 03
Osoderi:
Hi I just need advice on my driving lessons.

I thought I could have started driving lessons this month, unfortunately I failed my hazard perception and I seriously want to start learning as a beginner. I called an instructor yesterday, the instructor adviced that I can learn driving without the theory test, then when I finish learning I do the theory, then practical test . Is this a good advice?

Secondly he is charging me £80 for two hours. Then if I am doing block booking for 10 lessons is £780 . pls is this a good deal? He said I can pay half to secure the appointment bc a lot of people are booking. Please is this okay? any questions to ask him? Someone recommended him. Thank you.

Hypothetically speaking, if you don't pass your theory test in 2 years, would you keep paying for driving lesson, till infinity....... 😂🤣

Don't forget, your driving instructor too got bills to pay...... 😜

It's always best to lift the log above, so you could easily lift the logs below......
😅

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by mayowa94: 8:52am On Oct 03
mayowa94:
Good evening
Please do we have any prison officer here ? I want to make some enquiries about the job.
Does Serco or G4S provide visa sponsorship for a prison custody officer role? Thank you in advance.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Cyberknight: 9:03am On Oct 03
I see this issue is still rumbling on.

When Badenoch first threw her hat into the ring for the leader job, I instinctively supported her. This was on a visceral level obviously, the same way I'm all the way behind any person who looks like me or whom the generality of the populace think might as well be me who's aiming for or has achieved a high-profile leadership position, such as Kwasi Kwarteng, David Lammy, James Cleverly, Vaughan Gething, etc. or how I felt when Meghan married Harry. When such people "fail" or don't acheive, I also feel it, again on a visceral level, because obviously the way Kwasi or Vaughan Gething had to leave office so soon will be used to mock us ("Look what happens when you give "them" responsibility; they mess it up"wink.

I'm not interested in Badenoch's or Cleverly's politics. We're not children - we fully understand that you have to pander to as many powerful interests in your party as possible to get yourself elected and hopefully stay there. So her pandering to the Tory right in of itself is nothing exceptional. But it is the fact that she says stuff that panders to the virulently xenophobic section of the Tory right that is concerning.

Her comments about maternity leave were ridiculous, because obviously gender equality and population politics are in favour of enabling women to participate fully in the workforce and the traditionalist Tory voters in the shires might not favour the first, but they definitely favour the second (just take a look at the comments section in any given Telegraph article about migration levels and migrants breeding like [insert named rodent]). Her comments about civil servants were also foolish, but again, targeted to her voting audience. The leaning into the culture wars is also in the same vein. The comment about people bringing in their conflicts from their homeland to the UK and then making reference to Nigeria was also silly. And the bottom wipers comment was stupid because she is denigrating the profession of care worker, much needed in this ageing country, but in theory (if not in practice), it wasn't really as inflammatory as being painted here because it could be interpreted that she was talking about addressing means of filling jobs, albeit in a convoluted and very silly way. That's politics, how the game is played, and so forth, and I can live with all that, even though it doesn't show that she has any reasonable level of intelligence.

Other minority politicians and leaders in industry and other fields of endeavour have come before her and will come after her and have aspired and will aspire to and achieve great things. This is what we want. I want to hold these people up to my children as role models. But for those who think that the way to aspire and achieve great things is to effectively attack your own community (as we've all said before irrespective of what you identify as, it doesn't matter - the world does your identification for you), your own people and others like them, throw around careless and ill-thought-through comments, then we'd rather you didn't aspire to anything at all, so that we can all stay safe.

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Cyberknight: 9:09am On Oct 03
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Treadway: 9:53am On Oct 03
Just for clarity, my previous reaction was to the sound bite posted in this thread below.

https://www.nairaland.com/8228922/kemi-badenoch-mocks-migrant-workers

I have now watched the full video, and I now fully understand the context of the interview and that specific conversation.

What can I say? I wouldn't have said that out loud.

Like Suella, like Kemi, I understand that they have a job to do and it is one that is fact-based, not one based on emotions, but even if it's just based on the consistent historical reactions to such statements, it would have been wise to have not voiced those sentiments out in that manner. Push your point about controlling immigration as it is the only way to ensure the viability and sustainability of proper running of the country, and ditch all these unnecessary innuendos.


Previous comment modified, in light of new information. I rest my case

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Osoderi(m): 11:17am On Oct 03
Lexusgs430:


Hypothetically speaking, if you don't pass your theory test in 2 years, would you keep paying for driving lesson, till infinity....... 😂🤣

Don't forget, your driving instructor too got bills to pay...... 😜

It's always best to lift the log above, so you could easily lift the logs below......
😅

The most important thing is for one to learn how to drive, even if I didn't pass I can still be using my hubby car to practise. from learning I can perfect my hazard perception training.
Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Lexusgs430: 11:31am On Oct 03
Osoderi:


The most important thing is for one to learn how to drive, even if I didn't pass I can still be using my hubby car to practise. from learning I can perfect my hazard perception training.

Whilst practically driving on real roads, without fully understanding the importance/rudimentals of hazard perception......

You could put yourself and others at risk (my opinion)...... But do what is best for you.......

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Re: Living In The Uk-life Of An Immigrant (part 3) by Lefty500: 11:44am On Oct 03
Osoderi:
Hi I just need advice on my driving lessons.

I thought I could have started driving lessons this month, unfortunately I failed my hazard perception and I seriously want to start learning as a beginner. I called an instructor yesterday, the instructor adviced that I can learn driving without the theory test, then when I finish learning I do the theory, then practical test . Is this a good advice?

Secondly he is charging me £80 for two hours. Then if I am doing block booking for 10 lessons is £780 . pls is this a good deal? He said I can pay half to secure the appointment bc a lot of people are booking. Please is this okay? any questions to ask him? Someone recommended him. Thank you.

This advice I want to give works best if you have been driving in Nigeria before getting here, and also based on my experience.

I used tiktok to pass both my theory and practical exams. Search for "theory test practice by Annie Winterburn" on Tiktok, the woman expalains everything about theory test, her teaching is about understanding the rules and not cramming, so you get to know what part of your driving knowledge a question is testing and easily you'd provide the answer even if you haven't seen the question before. Also, she has a course about pass the theory test, I'd recommend you buy it, not expensive.

After going through her videos for like 30 mins, then go and practice on the test app, and you would some improvement in you.

Whatever you have learnt from the theory also translate to practical, in terms of rules of driving like speed limits, hazard perception and all.

So you can a get a friend that is licenced and can add you to their insurance (if you don't have yours) let them observe you as you practise what you have learnt, then they can point out your mistakes, then go online again to see solution to the mistakes. Practice when the traffic is light, usually between 10 to 3pm and 7pm above.
Also practise with Google maps, to help you understand road markings more, and how google gives instructions, Google can say: use the left two lanes to turn left on the A56 road.

For practical test, search for Jason_horsfield on Tiktok, he makes videos about passing the practical test. Also on practical test day, you have to be vocal, and exaggerate your actions a bit, like say actions you are performing.

For example, if you are doing moving off safely, before you moving and you're doing checking, say something like: "checking if my surrounding is safe before I moving off, checking my mirrors, now signal bla bla bla..." while also ensuring your head movement is noticeable.

Use this link to see how you are going to be assessed for the practical test: https://www.nidirect.gov.uk/publications/guidance-and-explanation-your-driving-test-report


If you know how to move a car, I don't think you need to pay an instructor for anything again, you can just go online and learn the rules that guide the movement of car in the UK, that's my opinion.

All the best.

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