unclepopo2:
hi, is there anyone who does delivery from nigeria to uk .. thank you

I do. From Lagos. Kindly send Dm

Biko
Anyone with feedback/review on moneybox savings and investment app?

Before I put two legs in

There are new stuff on Facebook marketplace. I bought one mattress there brand new.

wallg123:

No Facebook marketplace no good for that kind thing. How person go buy second hand mattress + bedbugs and body fluid ?
Let him go to store and feel/ test the mattress

No personal experience but I know someone and he has only positive comments.

canadaishome:
Biko
Anyone with feedback/review on moneybox savings and investment app?

Before I put two legs in

contra:
No personal experience but I know someone and he has only positive comments.

Thank you

Good morning everyone, is there anyone that has renewed their passport recently in London, what's the situation like now?

Good Morning good people. Please how can one send pounds from UK to a naija pounds account?
Please assist.

Afmaag123:
Good Morning good people. Please how can one send pounds from UK to a naija pounds account?
Please assist.

You have a £ account in Nigeria ?.....

If you use mattress protector, your mattress will still look like new one even after years. All fluid and heat will be on the protector. Asda has one for I think £8 or £12, I can’t remember. I got mine from the company I bought my mattress from and if I am to sell my mattress or that of my child any day, could sell it as fairly used mattress or even lie and say less than 6months mattress. The protector protects from liquid and is washable. Top is like towel and under like nylon.

Also someone can use vacuum for mattress just like they use for sofa. And it will become clean and close to new, even after the person might have used for years. Most hotels do this. they use mattress protector as well, and they only have to change or wash the protector when it’s dirty.

For the person that said my explanation them de too long please do the word count on this and let me know. If this one still long, then maybe nairaland no be for me cos I can’t not be giving my country people incomplete gist.

Chreze:
If you use mattress protector, your mattress will still look like new one even after years. All fluid and heat will be on the protector. Asda has one for I think £8 or £12, I can’t remember. I got mine from the company I bought my mattress from and if I am to sell my mattress or that of my child any day, could sell it as fairly used mattress or even lie and say less than 6months mattress. The protector protects from liquid and is washable. Top is like towel and under like nylon.

Also someone can use vacuum for mattress just like they use for sofa. And it will become clean and close to new, even after the person might have used for years. Most hotels do this. they use mattress protector as well, and they only have to change or wash the protector when it’s dirty.

For the person that said my explanation them de too long please do the word count on this and let me know. If this one still long, then maybe nairaland no be for me cos I can’t not be giving my country people incomplete gist.

If Nairaland is not for you, in Mummy G. O's Head fire straight.

Na joke ooooooh

Chreze:
If you use mattress protector, your mattress will still look like new one even after years. All fluid and heat will be on the protector. Asda has one for I think £8 or £12, I can’t remember. I got mine from the company I bought my mattress from and if I am to sell my mattress or that of my child any day, could sell it as fairly used mattress or even lie and say less than 6months mattress. The protector protects from liquid and is washable. Top is like towel and under like nylon.

Also someone can use vacuum for mattress just like they use for sofa. And it will become clean and close to new, even after the person might have used for years. Most hotels do this. they use mattress protector as well, and they only have to change or wash the protector when it’s dirty.

For the person that said my explanation them de too long please do the word count on this and let me know. If this one still long, then maybe nairaland no be for me cos I can’t not be giving my country people incomplete gist.

Na your way, Mr Shalaye

Yes.

Lexusgs430:



You have a £ account in Nigeria ?.....

Afmaag123:
Good Morning good people. Please how can one send pounds from UK to a naija pounds account?
Please assist.

Simply make a transfer using your Nigerian domiciliary account details (correspondent bank, IBAN, ultimate beneficiary bank and name, etc.). You should be able to find the international transfer option in your UK bank's app/internet banking platform.

From UK to Nigeria not the other way round.

TheGuyFromHR:


Simply make a transfer using your Nigerian domiciliary account details (correspondent bank, IBAN, ultimate beneficiary bank and name, etc.). You should be able to find the international transfer option in your UK bank's app/internet banking platform.

Chreze:
If you use mattress protector, your mattress will still look like new one even after years. All fluid and heat will be on the protector. Asda has one for I think £8 or £12, I can’t remember. I got mine from the company I bought my mattress from and if I am to sell my mattress or that of my child any day, could sell it as fairly used mattress or even lie and say less than 6months mattress. The protector protects from liquid and is washable. Top is like towel and under like nylon.

Also someone can use vacuum for mattress just like they use for sofa. And it will become clean and close to new, even after the person might have used for years. Most hotels do this. they use mattress protector as well, and they only have to change or wash the protector when it’s dirty.

For the person that said my explanation them de too long please do the word count on this and let me know. If this one still long, then maybe nairaland no be for me cos I can’t not be giving my country people incomplete gist.

I hope you are not talkative in real life >:

No be me talk ham o

icon8:


Na your way, Mr Shalaye

Me dey enjoy the alaye. @chreze, you can loud the speaker if you want

dustydee:

Not necessarily. We didn't have washing machine in our last house. We had to buy one and a fridge because the fridge there was antiquated.

The price we pay as immigrants .... we just take and manage things other won't.

icon8:


Na your way, Mr Shalaye

yesterday Someone said everything na for cruise. so make we de laff with am. No need to take anything serious.

But how come you are up so early? I think say all of una get work?

Pearlyfaze:



If Nairaland is not for you, in Mummy G. O's Head fire straight.

Na joke ooooooh

Mummy G O de enjoy for Dubai, I am sure when she goes back to Naija she no go de preach those things again. Her style suppose change

Lexusgs430:



You have a £ account in Nigeria ?.....

I do too. I have tried to transfer from most of the legacy banks that allow International transfers but not been lucky.

oluayebenz:


I hope you are not talkative in real life >:

No be me talk ham o

To be fair, I don’t know how to make friends. So the old ones know say na 30mins on call. I just like to gist and my wife is not helping matters. When she come she go gist me all the thing wey happen from when she enter bus to who de clean window and how she take miss bus.

We de enjoy am over here….

lawali:


Me dey enjoy the alaye. @chreze, you can loud the speaker if you want

Na you go pursue me for nairaland be that.

LagosismyHome:


The price we pay as immigrants .... we just take and manage things other won't.

It’s getting worse, e get one wey I check last year wey no get anything for kitchen. As in nothing. No cooker, no microwave, no fridge. I think some landlords are taking advantage of the high need to just do anyhow.

wonlasewonimi:


I do too. I have tried to transfer from most of the legacy banks that allow International transfers but not been lucky.

My rhetorical question goes again ........... You have a £ account in Nigeria..............

Chreze:


It’s getting worse, e get one wey I check last year wey no get anything for kitchen. As in nothing. No cooker, no microwave, no fridge. I think some landlords are taking advantage of the high need to just do anyhow.

my story be that. Because of the desperation, I have to take it. So far I see where to put head with the entire family. na only cooker dem put and Heater.

Lexusgs430:



My rhetorical question goes again ........... You have a £ account in Nigeria..............

I see

Do fully vaccinated people from Nigeria require a predepature covid test still?

mex551:
my story be that. Because of the desperation, I have to take it. So far I see where to put head with the entire family. na only cooker dem put and Heater.

Eya. I feel you. Me no take am cos I no get money to buy all those things. I waited and was lucky to get a very good apartment with everything.

Chreze:


It’s getting worse, e get one wey I check last year wey no get anything for kitchen. As in nothing. No cooker, no microwave, no fridge. I think some landlords are taking advantage of the high need to just do anyhow.

eBay, charity shops and gumtree, would plug you nicely..........

It's actually a good idea to have fully unfurnished, the landlord saves a headache, the tenant would not abuse white goods (if they go wrong, you assume responsibility).........

In Nigeria, how many homes comes fully furnished........

oluayebenz:


I hope you are not talkative in real life >:

No be me talk ham o

Res ipsa loquitur

Lexusgs430:



eBay, charity shops and gumtree, would plug you nicely..........

It's actually a good idea to have fully unfurnished, the landlord saves a headache, the tenant would not abuse white goods (if they go wrong, you assume responsibility).........

In Nigeria, how many homes comes fully furnished........

That’s why some people stay 10yrs in a particular house in Naija. When you think of how to move your property, you go just close eye give the landlord the 25% increase.

I for write more, but I am keeping my response short.

LagosismyHome:


The price we pay as immigrants .... we just take and manage things other won't.

We didn't know it was standard to have white goods in an unfurnished house. When we complained about the fridge and wanted to buy ours, the agency told us to throwaway the other one, that's how antiquated it was. We didn't because we didn't want stories at the end of our tenancy and also didn't want all that work taking it to the tip so we kept it in the shed.