kumbhuru:

Ilesha boy with hatred has arrived. Rejoice with others you male witch

orlabot:
Good afternoon.
Pls, can I use my wife bank account to book for my TB test because I'm having issue with my account.

LogicBomb8:

Nice camera
Which phone did you use in getting those clear shots?

lightnlife:
That shouldn't be a problem.

Just have the receipt with you.

engrelvis:
before I answer I want to know how old r u . R u married?

Anthony6098:
pls can you put me through on how to get admission in supply chain management . i have bsc in transport and logistics managemenent

semmyk:
@Anthony6098
It appears from your other post, you seek MSc.
An MSc is postgraduate. There are two primary types: taught and research, and others inbetween.
You need to think which one you'll want to pursue. Kindly note that the research process is similar to that of PhD.
For SCM, you can get through the list of the Google search. Most MSc SCM (and derivatives) might be "taught".
[url]https://www.google.co.za/search?q=MSc+supply+chain+management+%2BUK[/url]

You may get responses from like-minded on NL: Re: Uk Student Visa/tier 4 Pbs - Your Questions Answered Part 7
See https://www.nairaland.com/6954875/uk-student-visa-tier-4/547#112901275

@Justwise | wondering if it's possible to have a thread discuss PG (postgraduate) exploration in the UK. Then the current thread remains for Visa (student permits).
The challenge though might be the entwining way people inquired or put their posts

sukkot:
oh its a she ? thought she was a dude

lightnlife:
SIDE PIECE

I've been unable to post for days.

Nairaland bot dey block me.

justwise:


That will be a good idea only that it will not work, it will be turned to general student visa thread instantly. people here are not capable of sticking to the purpose of a thread.

Anthony6098:
hello house ,i havbe bsc in transport and logistics management .pls can someone put me through on how to apply for my msc program in the uk

orlabot:
Good evening. Pls I need help on how to upload my supporting documents on Tls cite for my biometrics. Pls which document should I place under these categories below

lightnlife:
Hi,

This interface looks different from the one I used.

First, ensure you're filling out the right application. I'll advise you to fill and upload on a laptop for better display and tracking.

That said, each of the categories is self-explanatory. If you have a document that is not specifically categorised, you can add such on the 'others' category.

Calm down bro/sis. There are no wrong or right answers...People too dey dey conscious when it comes to visa and travelling in Naija . Just ensure the documents are genuine.

Best!

orlabot:

Thanks bro
Pls, can you share with me the kinds of questions u were asked during ur interview session

lightnlife:
Bro, bro, bro everywhere...

Anyway, UK visa no dey do interview.

Just submit your documents and go do biometrics capturing: face and fingerprint. E don finish.

Dem go give you update on the status of your application.
Thanks for the response

lightnlife:
Bro, bro, bro everywhere...

Anyway, UK visa no dey do interview.

Just submit your documents and go do biometrics capturing: face and fingerprint. E don finish.

Dem go give you update on the status of your application.

GenBuhari:
This is what could happen when you are a female trying to not disclose your gender, people would assume you are male as the default assumption.
Now all the people calling you "bro" has started grating on your nerves

Regarding mosques, in areas where there is a few muslims they us any building as a place of worship but if you go to areas with large muslim communities you would find purpose built mosques.

Malori:
Stop looking for cheap attention. You are part of the reason why she ran away from Nigeria. You enthroned and support this evil government and you are looking for who to help you from outside Nigeria. Respect your old age

lightnlife:
IT'S SUNDAY...


4. Religious activities are not conducted to the discomfort of residents or the general public. For instance, there's a big church in our community and we've never heard a sound from the church even on Sundays. Given our Nigerian-church background, I and my partner have been a bit worried that we've not heard any sound from the Church for over two weeks. Prior to securing this accommodation, my partner gave me a video tour of the house and I noticed the Church, then expressed my fears of noise disturbance from the Church during services. Interestingly, the Church don disappoint us as we never a sound from there. That tells you that noise pollution in whatever form is not encouraged.

lightnlife:


This is my first recall experience in the UK

lightnlife:
IT'S SUNDAY...

I've consciously been observing the lifestyle (social, cultural, religious and work) of locals here and it's been an interesting ride.

Let me pen my religious observations;

1. Most people (Brits) are not religious. In fact, when you ask them for their religious beliefs and leanings, they will tell you they don't believe anything or they don't go to church but believe in God. At best, they tell you they attend the Church of England or an Anglican Church.

2. There are not too many Churches around. But you can be sure that every community has an Orthodox Church around. Yes, there are a couple of Pentecostal churches around but they're not dominant.

3. I have not noticed any Mosques around here. But I am sure I have seen a few Muslims around.

4. Religious activities are not conducted to the discomfort of residents or the general public. For instance, there's a big church in our community and we've never heard a sound from the church even on Sundays. Given our Nigerian-church background, I and my partner have been a bit worried that we've not heard any sound from the Church for over two weeks. Prior to securing this accommodation, my partner gave me a video tour of the house and I noticed the Church, then expressed my fears of noise disturbance from the Church during services. Interestingly, the Church don disappoint us as we never a sound from there. That tells you that noise pollution in whatever form is not encouraged.

5. I noticed that a lot of the things we are religious about in Africa are considered social good here. Acts of help and public service are almost normal to them, while in Africa these things are repeatedly preached with little or no application or impact in people's minds and actions. Honestly, religion without character is vanity.

As for us, we've not attended a physical church here but we've been joining our Nigerian church, virtually.

For many of the irreligious people, they simply chill at home, bar or fun spots on Sundays when they're not working.

As I always say, there are no perfect systems/countries, but there are better systems/countries. This piece isn't for comparison but a narration of my experience and observation.

PEACE!

adubam:


This UK roads are very tiny ooo. Unlike US where the roads are very wide.

lightnlife:
Oh! That's one thing I've been worried about here.

The roads are so tiny with street-parking ooo.

The driving culture has been cracking me up, big time. The first day I got on an intra-city bus, I had my heart in my mouth, pressing the brake with the driver. Very small roads.

Thought I'd buy a car ASAP but seeing the roads and driving culture, I am having a rethink to delay the purchase.

lightnlife:
Hahahaha! Chief Analyst.

adubam:


This UK roads are very tiny ooo. Unlike US where the roads are very wide.

lightnlife:
Oh! That's one thing I've been worried about here.

The roads are so tiny with street-parking ooo.

The driving culture has been cracking me up, big time. The first day I got on an intra-city bus, I had my heart in my mouth, pressing the brake with the driver. Very small roads.

Thought I'd buy a car ASAP but seeing the roads and driving culture, I am having a rethink to delay the purchase.