Egenti

Global game changer

[Egenti @zanda890]

@DHKRULLAH Na man you be... Thank you for all the good work

[Doctor X @doctorxisme]

Some can act but have no script!!
Some have script but cannot act!!

WE HAVE SCRIPT AND WE CAN ACT, GLORY BE TO THEE, OH LORD
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[Oku @oku_yungx]

THE BEST VIDEO ON THE INTERNET TODAY ✅❤️👏

[Egenti @zanda890]

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

[Apostle Emmanuel Iren @pst_iren]

“Posterity will judge our generation for entertaining the faux comparison between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo as though it were a genuine rivalry.”

[Bertran_AT @BertranAt]

God wanted to play football he had to shortened his name from Messiah to Messi 🐐

[KOMBO™ @ultimate_kombo]

I CANT BELIEVE IT MY GOD What a game Argentina doesn’t Give up

[Baron Chymaker.𝛑 @chymaker]

Before some will claim that it was their “white colleague” at work who played a part in the change, let me put it out here that we have notified the SSHD of our intention to challenge the restrictions on dependants of skilled workers sponsored in RQF Level 3 - 5 Occupation (HC 997, in force 22 July 2025) recently applied harshly to UK Born Children and children who arrived in the UK legally and currently in school.

The SSHD has 14 days to respond as to her position or we test the legality of the Policy before our court.

Nine Nigerians have decided to lead the fight and I sincerely thank them as well as wish more would join to make the battle worth the effort.

We move as usual 🚶🏿‍♂️‍➡️🚶🏿‍♂️‍➡️🚶🏿‍♂️‍➡️

[Sai Ishaya @Sai_Ishaya_]

This is what this "brilliance" looks like over an actual life.

You arrive legally, pay PAYE, NI, visa fees, and thousands upfront for the IHS(the highest fees in the world).
Five years later, you may be settled, but the safety net you funded is still kept behind another locked door.

Even before settlement, healthcare was not a completely open door for you. In England, the NHS may investigate infertility, but an IHS payer is excluded from funded IVF, IUI & donor treatment. One private IVF cycle averages about £5,000 before medication & storage.
"It can never be you", but no one who has ever needed these services felt it would be them.

Then, thank God a child arrives. No Child Benefit. If wages fall, no Universal Credit child element. Some funded childcare survives NRPF, but the UC scheme that can repay up to 85% of childcare costs is unavailable, so the family quietly absorbs the gap. Wild guess how many families in Britain do you think do not/have not used one of these in their lifetime?

Then work disappears( I know, it can never be you) or the rent rises. New Style JSA may exist if the NI record is strong enough, but there is no UC for living costs or rent, no Council Tax Reduction, and no ordinary route into social housing or homelessness assistance. That your cash ISA you're proud of will disappear before your eyes. You may be in your 20s now and alone but you won't be like that forever.

Then someone unfortunately has a stroke. The NHS may stabilise them & offer short-term rehabilitation or reablement, usually free for no more than 6 weeks. But a serious brain injury does not check the calendar & recover once it has reached week six.

After that, long-term physio, OT & personal care become a negotiation across NHS & council boundaries. NRPF does not erase the right to a Care Act but neither route is automatic, a lot of immigrants are left high and dry—even NHS workers.

Meanwhile, PIP is closed. If a partner cuts work to become your carer, Carer's Allowance is closed. If savings are drained by rent & daily care, UC is closed. The body may still receieve healing as the surrounding household around it collapses.

Nobody "wants benefits". Nobody wants infertility, redundancy, a stroke or a serious life changing event.

The point of a safety net is that a careful life can still split open without warning. After years of paying in, migrants should not be insured only against "good luck". I don't think people fully understand what "they don't want any anyway".

[Egenti @zanda890]

That's not an offside yamal was onside #fraspn

[Funmi @Funminz]

Policy paper
Statement of changes to the Immigration Rules: HC 259, 9 July 2026 (accessible)
Published 9 July 2026

This July 2026 Statement of Changes (HC 259) is a huge technical update to the UK Immigration Rules. It doesn’t introduce a brand new visa system, instead it tweaks dozens of existing routes, mostly tightening suitability rules, clarifying overstayer exceptions, adjusting family/child settlement rules, and updating how immigration bail interacts with applications.

The Home Office is updating the Immigration Rules across almost every major visa category. The changes take effect 30 July 2026 and 3 August 2026, depending on the section.

The updates fall into five big themes:

1. Overstayers & Immigration Bail, new consistency rules
Across Skilled Worker, Student, Visitor, Graduate, Family, Armed Forces, ECAA, and more, the rules now say:

If someone is on immigration bail, they normally cannot apply unless they meet specific exceptions (e.g., arrived over 6 months ago, EX.1 applies, or overstayer exceptions apply).
If someone is overstaying, it can be disregarded only where the Exceptions for overstayers section applies.

This is basically the Home Office tightening suitability checks and making the same rule apply across all visa routes.

2. Family & Child Settlement Rules, stricter but clearer

Changes to Part 8 and Appendix FM include:
A child can settle if one parent is settled, and the other parent does not have limited leave, unless there are serious and compelling reasons.

New provision: a child can settle if a close relative in the UK is settled and they have no other family able to care for them.

New requirement: suitable care and accommodation arrangements must be in place for child applicants.

This is the Home Office tightening child settlement routes and adding safeguarding requirements.

3. Deportation & Criminality, tougher thresholds

Changes to Part 13:
Anyone convicted (UK or overseas) with a custodial or suspended sentence of at least 12 months (after 22 March 2026) faces mandatory deportation, unless:
private life exception applies
family life exception applies
or there are very compelling circumstances under the Human Rights Act.

This is a clear hardening of deportation policy.

4. Skilled Worker & Work Routes, mostly technical fixes

Examples:

Skilled Worker applications using a Certificate of Sponsorship issued before 1 Jan 2027/2028 remain valid even if the application date is later.

Overstayer/bail suitability rules updated (same theme as above).

Global Business Mobility routes updated similarly.
These are administrative clarifications, not major policy shifts.

5. ETA, Visitor, Student, Graduate, Armed Forces, ECAA, EU Settlement, technical amendments

Examples:

ETA rules now treat suspended sentences the same as custodial ones.

Indian nationals with diplomatic passports get a specific visitor exemption.

Graduate route updated to allow UK born children of Graduates to apply.
EU Settlement Scheme clarifies what counts as a valid required date for certain family members.

Armed Forces routes updated to align permission periods for dependent children.

These are mostly tidying up loopholes and aligning rules across categories.

What this means in practice

The Home Office is tightening suitability checks across the board.

Anyone overstaying or on immigration bail will face stricter barriers unless they fall under specific exceptions.

Child settlement routes now require clear safeguarding evidence.

Deportation rules are tougher, especially for suspended sentences.
Skilled Worker and other work routes get technical corrections, not major policy changes.

https://t.co/Pyjl2hvLyJ

[Uche Jombo @uchejombo]

1st to 4th FIFA ranked countries are playing semi finals!!!!! What a script 😍😍😍😍

[Fola Olatunji-David @folasanwo]

Same rule. Afcon 2024, Nigeria conceded a penalty in 89th minute after Osimhen thought he had doubled the lead. Exact scenario, Egypt lucky for it not to have been a foul in the box.

It’s easy to shout rigged, but this is the literal rule. Foul in build up invalidates a goal.

[Dxwx♰xwx @Musketxxr]

Messi on the streets on Nigeria tonight 🥹❤️

The one and only 🐐

[Troll Football @TrollFootball]

End of an era

[DAMOLA 🏀⚽️ ⚾️🔞 @holardamolar]

“No chop am no chop am, na Pharaoh children”

Messi:

[PBTIPS 👀 @pbtips_]

This script wey Fifa plan for us this 2026 World cup too tough o

[Emmanuel Echeta @PenTitan]

"Winning world cup doesn't make you the GOAT"

But you order drink for everybody when Egypt score second goal

[KOMBO™ @ultimate_kombo]

Messi fans i think we need to learn how to cry like Ronaldo fans, I can’t remember any one of us crying about this being a penalty

[Kelewele Joint 🍟 @Ankamagyimi___]

When Argentina were down 2-0 and needed a goal, Messi was the one who created both goals to give them the equalizer

You didn’t see anyone saying Enzo and Mac Allister are not creating for Messi to score. Levels!!