Lexusgs430:


Next time you visit another euro-zone, get the EHIC card for 1st line consultations + medical insurance for top up ...

The UK has finally come around to realizations and not political correctness...... (in some aspects)

Lexusgs430:


Your friend was probably playing big man at A&E...... If he screamed the place down in pain, he would have been upgraded from initial TRIAGE..........

Aphrodite007:


Thanks boss, I’ll rush and get the card. I’m telling you their political correctness eh, odikwa egwu! That’s how today I read in newspaper that they want to boycott organisations that don’t have women as CEOs... hian! Is it by force? So nobody should be promoted by merit again, it should now be by gender.. I now understand bobrisky’s plight!

Lexusgs430:


EHIC card is free, get it directly and not through 419 paid agents ......

That bobrisky own, nah yaba left ........

Aphrodite007:




But then shey its when Doctor is free that they will answer a screaming person, they won’t snatch doctor while doing a consultation now.. it was so bad that the nurses were running around, not walking o. Nawa!

Yinkzy03:
Hello all,

Please guys can one use the history of a car's MOT to know if the car had had major issues in the past?

I know of a fact that used car na used car, anything can happen at anytime, just trying to play as safely as possible.

Many Thanks

Yinkzy03:
Hello all,

Please guys can one use the history of a car's MOT to know if the car had had major issues in the past?

I know of a fact that used car na used car, anything can happen at anytime, just trying to play as safely as possible.

Many Thanks

nomad26:
The MOT test is done once a year so the history may or may not reveal that information but you should definitely check it. Also, I'd advise to inspect the car before you buy it, especially if you're buying from a private seller. When I bought mine, I went with a mechanic friend who inspected the car and we did a test drive before completing the deal.

nomad26:
The MOT test is done once a year so the history may or may not reveal that information but you should definitely check it. Also, I'd advise to inspect the car before you buy it, especially if you're buying from a private seller. When I bought mine, I went with a mechanic friend who inspected the car and we did a test drive before completing the deal.

Lexusgs430:


Yes, this should form a major part of the checks you undertake, prior to purchase.......

Simply put registration number and click on MOT history....

Use MOT historical data has a snapshot, but still conduct your own proper physical inspection......... If it does not look right, just walk away..... Their is always a better car one phone call away ......

Also pay for an HPI check, to ensure vehicle is not a write off or on finance .........

https://www.check-mot.service.gov.uk

Yinkzy03:
Yes o, that link with MOT history make sense o baba. Yeah, there is always a better car, i agree with you. Okay, will pay for the HPI, i almost did Ijebu to overlook it.

Thanks very much

wonlasewonimi:

How did these one get visa?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZqLkLpHaKg

wonlasewonimi:
How did these ones get visa?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZqLkLpHaKg

Lexusgs430:


You can't give birth to a child in sango and not expect the child to exhibit mad cow symptoms...........

wonlasewonimi:
How did these ones get visa?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZqLkLpHaKg

sutelk:
Hello guys. When trying to rent a house and you see "Non deposit option available" what does it really entail? I imagine it means you don't get to pay the month and a half security deposit which most landlords request and this sounds strange to me cos I would imagine the landlord will then demand some other form of security. Has anyone here rented such "non deposit option" properties before? What did it entail?

Lexusgs430:
Who else is enjoying the political tsunami cold breeze earthquake erupting ?

monchat:
Hello house happy Sunday. Ps a friend of mine lives in UK why the wife lives in Nigeria, and she now has five years visa, ps can she be coming to UK every six months to visit her husband, until the hubby gets his permanent resident, he can fill for her . She came to UK and spent six months this year and left around 1st Stember and she is planning to visit by Dec. Ps will they be problem at point of entrance? She never overstayed, just six months and went bk home

monchat:
Hello house happy Sunday. Ps a friend of mine lives in UK why the wife lives in Nigeria, and she now has five years visa, ps can she be coming to UK every six months to visit her husband, until the hubby gets his permanent resident, he can fill for her . She came to UK and spent six months this year and left around 1st Stember and she is planning to visit by Dec. Ps will they be problem at point of entrance? She never overstayed, just six months and went bk home

monchat:
Hello house happy Sunday. Ps a friend of mine lives in UK why the wife lives in Nigeria, and she now has five years visa, ps can she be coming to UK every six months to visit her husband, until the hubby gets his permanent resident, he can fill for her . She came to UK and spent six months this year and left around 1st Stember and she is planning to visit by Dec. Ps will they be problem at point of entrance? She never overstayed, just six months and went bk home

justwise:


What does she do in Nigeria?

dustydee:

Why can't he file for her now? And staying 6 months at a time may raise eye brows with immigration. If she can split the 6 months into 3 months - wait 6 months and then another 3 months or better still, spend a few weeks at a time and visit 3 or 4 times a year.

monchat:

She resigned from her job, not working presently

wonlasewonimi:
How did these ones get visa?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZqLkLpHaKg

justwise:


What sort of visa is the husband holding ?

Lexusgs430:
Who else is enjoying the political tsunami cold breeze earthquake erupting ?