Aphrodite007:


Guy you completely need help. And clearly have no idea the shit you’re spitting.

So let me understand you. You want to sue me for pointing out that your nasty (and disgusting) Nigeria habit of having an opinion of someone’s dressing as indirect harrassment (which it is mate).

Guy do you want my full name and address? Send me a DM i will happily use you as example of an Nigerian man that needs to be schooled on what harassment and cyber bullying is.

Learn to take corrections and stop showing your inability to comprehend text.

chrisj2:
babajeje123 should really live up to his name...
I don't like it when people pull others down with their words to show they are wise

Threatening to sue people on an open online forum like this is a bit much... Also, you said you have not been in the country that long, so, the way people interact with each other is something you have to watch and learn from.
It wasn't a threat, it is what I would actually do if I have her details. She would need to proof to me when and where I harassed anyone for what they put on.

Some things are said in jest and others are serious but not that offensive... Asking you not to mind your biz on how others dress is mild chiding - not a grand offence!
Asking me to mind my business is an insult and saying that I harassed women is a false allegation. These are highly offensive.


The way people dress is not always an indication of who the person really is and as long as the women are not ogled and turned into a sex object, na their body and choice.

I find too much flesh showing on a woman uncomfortable at the professional level. It can be hard to know where to look or not to look when too much cleavage, thigh, buttocks, G-string, belly and back is showing... But, I just get my head down and avoid interaction because I am not interested and do not want to be interested...

I also find young men wearing low slung trousers with their boxers showing disgusting...

I was watching the Masked Dancer recently and I saw Oti Mabuse - the South African dancer/judge with big funbags displaying for all to see. It was so bad because she was behind a table and the only view of her is from chest up... I thought it was not really a good look and low and behold, she was completely covered up for the rest of the series...

I actually don't have a problem with the way people dress, I just aired my concern, like others, about the challenges parents face in raising their kids here.

Anyway, babajeje, don't worry too much - continue with your prayers. Btw, some of us here are atheist and do not do religion - hope that does not offend you also (lol).

No worries bro... I have atheists as friends and two of them are dear to me.

Mamatukwas:


Actually our women do. But with time it’s not as common place. We only wear tubes and short skirts for ‘events’ mainly now.

I don’t think @babajeje123 was trying to harass anyone sha. Because I won’t lie I can understand short skirts, but not short enough to be literally showing your buttocks. And how I know that they know it’s a problem is that the young girls will take 5 steps and pull it down. Walk small and tug at the skirt again. If you’re not comfortable showing that much skin just wear a slightly longer skirt Anyhoo, that’s me sha. As for me and my pikins, no showing of bum bum shall be tolerated mbok ; Short and smart, yes but indecent, nope.

TRAY2:
I did NARIC as it was more convenient for me, all that was needed was my Transcript,and a letter of English proficiency from Uni, after getting registered with HCPC, register on trac jobs and nhs uk jobs,have a good statement of information channel it to suit the JD of the role you are applying for,have good refs, fastest fingers first and hope for the best, as it has now become more competive. Thanks to Brexit as it is now likely a level playing field with other nationalities especially from Europe applying for similar jobs.

Lexusgs430:


A Dr does an average of 10/12 hours a shift, can work cross platforms for 7 days (if they wish to)...........

Wage per hour would work out between £80 - £150 per hour, you work out the rest..........

sophiebby:
Please how do one become an electrical engineer in the UK with hnd and few years of experience?

Mamatukwas:


You can use our service. We are privileged to serve a lot of people weekly, some from this platform and are happy to report that you can expect zero stories. We deliver.

Send a DM for more deets. Thank you.

cutieb:


Do you ship naija foods to Scotty?

justwise:


I'm here..so yeah igbos don't wear short skirt and tube dress, traditionally igbo men especially wear wrapper with short underneath and white singlet , a bit closer to Scottish kilt

dustydee:

I don't think she was trying to insult you. Our cultural way of dressing was "indecent". Our women wore scanty clothes or none at all until the white people came. Till date some cultures, like the ibos, still wear those types of clothes. I agree that some of the clothes worn by some here are grossly indecent but it's a free world.

babajeje123:


I wonder where the allegation is coming from.

LagosismyHome:


Not all can do 10 to 12 hours shift ie Gp who are paid per session and even HO or SHO that £80 hard more like half of that .... Also to work 12 hours 7 days is very tasking on the body.

For me doctor salary is good but not great. For it to be great then maybe locumn consultant doing long hours .. come see what some IT contractors are earning

babajeje123:

chrisj2:
babajeje123 should really live up to his name...

Threatening to sue people on an open online forum like this is a bit much... Also, you said you have not been in the country that long, so, the way people interact with each other is something you have to watch and learn from.

Captaincool1:
Please what are the dos and donts (DBS) in the caregiver positions and as a primary school teacher. Can one be involved in betting, clubbing.

Mamatukwas:


Shipping Naija food to the UK is tricky. Regular garri, poundo, Egusi etc no issues. Other items like Fish/fish related items, meat and beans are considered contraband. Yam and Oil are they ‘that must not be named’ . Contraband items can be sent via a special DHL license we have but it’s not cheap.

If you’re in Scotland, depending on your location I can tell you where to get Naija food in Glasgow. Otherwise order from Wosiwosi. They dey try. If you insist on fresh fish from your village in bayelsa, then I’ve got you but be ready to pay

LagosismyHome:


Speaking of DHL.... I ordered some hair from naija and shipped it to London via DHL. It was labeled as "gift" which really is not taxable

Yet I later got an invoice from DHL to come pay tax. Any idea on this ? Before I call dhl

LagosismyHome:


Speaking of DHL.... I ordered some hair from naija and shipped it to London via DHL. It was labeled as "gift" which really is not taxable

Yet I later got an invoice from DHL to come pay tax. Any idea on this ? Before I call dhl

Mamatukwas:


Shipping Naija food to the UK is tricky. Regular garri, poundo, Egusi etc no issues. Other items like Fish/fish related items, meat and beans are considered contraband. Yam and Oil are they ‘that must not be named’ . Contraband items can be sent via a special DHL license we have but it’s not cheap.

If you’re in Scotland, depending on your location I can tell you where to get Naija food in Glasgow. Otherwise order from Wosiwosi. They dey try. If you insist on fresh fish from your village in bayelsa, then I’ve got you but be ready to pay

Divine88:


My team and I are watching you oo. #justsaying

Mamatukwas:


Who are your Team please? And Who are you?

Mamatukwas:


Who are your Team please? And Who are you?

Divine88:


I don’t need to tell you who I am or where I work. We spoke about this issue every week at work.

Since you ask. I work in one of the listed places on this link.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-border-control-posts-animal-and-animal-product-imports/live-animals-animal-products-and-food-and-feed-of-non-animal-origin-border-control-posts-bcp-in-the-uk

#justsaying

Mamatukwas:


Mtschewwww!!! Let me not say how it is on my mind.

Watch away dear.