@KnightIIIFelix @IamDennisOtieno Finish your BScN , enda internship. During that time do your IELTs and start NCLEx or NMC CBT. It’s easier and cheaper to go as a qualified nurse than as a student.
@currys@CurrysServices I bought a PS 5 2 days ago and paid for next day delivery but it never arrived. When I call customer care and gave my order number it shows that order does not exist. This is very disappointing seeing that I paid over 528.99 for that order!!!
Hii Country ndio huwa shida Ya Africans,inakuwa aje wana Hama na familia yote ? Just last year mtu anaenda kusoma wanahama .
60k people,hata hawa ngoji 1year wasome .
Na ujuwe study VISA huwa na hrs Ya ku work.
Sasa from next year hakuna hio anymore for everyone.
Correct.
On the same note, they also give their people value for money with decent services. Meanwhile, for our level of taxes, we can't even figure out simple things like NHIF and piped water.
Atrocious!
@shobanes I live in the UK and let me tell you huku I can never complain about tax. Healthcare is free, good healthcare I mean, education is free till University of which they can get student loans. You get allowances if you’re unemployed they even get houses for their citizens
Since then this question has been lingering in my mind , who had a better life between the parents who stayed in Africa and those that immigrated to other countries for greener pastures?
I went to an African party over the weekend. It was the most fun I’ve had in a while. Obviously the music was fire. Afrobeats is always a vibe. The food was amazing, I was stuffed by the time I left there. One thing I discovered is that we Africans love our alcohol.
I met so many people on this party. It was a great networking event. I met 2 couples and upon further discussion I realised ed they were my parent’s age group.
Women think men aren’t emotionally available. Your man is opening up and tellin secrets to his side-chics. They don’t judge. They just listen. And swallow. They always swallow
@UKinKenya@JaneMarriottUK@ukhomeoffice The worst part is that we have colleagues who went for their biometrics for the same type of visa weeks after my husband getting their Visa. He keeps on getting skipped. We've called the UK home office and no one ever helps us. It's really painful being separated for my husband.
@UKinKenya@JaneMarriottUK@ukhomeoffice@UKinKenya My husband and I are nurses and we both applied for a skilled worker Visa. I got mine but it's been 5 weeks and my husband is yet to get his. I am in this beautiful country of yours but my husband is back home waiting for his skilled worker visa.
@JaneMarriottUK@JaneMarriottUK My husband and I are nurses and we both applied for a skilled worker Visa. I got mine but it's been 5 weeks and my husband is yet to get his. I am in this beautiful country of yours but my husband is back home waiting for his skilled worker visa.
@JaneMarriottUK The worst part is that we have colleagues who went for their biometrics for the same type of visa weeks after my husband getting their Visa. He keeps on getting skipped. We've called the UK home office and no one ever helps us. It's really painful being separated for my husband.